The Sun.
London, England, 1842-10-25 00:00:00

BO W-ST REET.-(THIS DAY.)

~"161`nas Harris. Thomas liorner, William Warner,
".„?hn Gallagher, Barnard Welch, James mes Mullet, John
.".„'Y'27l, Stephen Binghain, Wm. Fawcett, Wm. Elliott,
'Ai. Brown, and George Phillips were charged with
sleeping under the dark arches of the Adelphi.
Officer 108 took them all into custody and proved
the charge.
The prisoners were then called upon for their de-
"lce, and by a singular coincidence they one and all
Sere orphans, dependent upon hard-hearted fathers-
in-law, and had no place to sleep in, and no home to
" to, and were therefore obliged to sleep in the streets.
i The oflicer stated that complaints were continually
:eing made by the inhabitants of the nuisance. The
l'arish had indicted the place, but the indictment did
ant stand.
those not,known before were discharged, and or-
red to he conveyed to their several parishes. Three
we
twore sen tenced to fourteen days' imprisonment, and
Ind
to
suchone month, those who were committed appear-
" such pleased as those who w ere discharged.

„311ARYLEBONE.—(TAIS DAY.)
Jaines Hughes, servant to Captain Probyn, 21,
IF.Yanston-square, stated that the prisoner came down
area of his master's house on pretence of begging.
taw no one, and passed on to the boot-house, where
4,pieked up a set of blacking-brushes in a handker-
ef, and was moving off when caught by witness.
Prisoner had nothing to say, and was committed.
161 in Cooke, apparently a respectable working-man,
,0
41placed at the bar on a charge of assault.
William Davey, Li, Marylebone-lane, was in his
yard last night, and heard a man crawling about ;
"en he asked him what he was doing there, he (pri-
OWer) hit him a violent blow on the eye, and knocked
"n down. The prisoner was a notorious character,
thine annoyance of the neighbourhood.
M• --vlqwurisori fined him 40s.

CLERKEN WELL.—(THIS DAY.)
Michael Brien was charged with desperately as-
tilting his late employer, Joseph Leery, of 14, Queen-
SSt, Islington.
t half-past nine on Saturday evening complainant
wilts walking quietly along High-street, Islington,
w
on the prisoner rushed out of a doorway, and struck
On a violent blow over the right temple, which felled
him to the ground ; when on the ground he kicked
311_1111 on the forehead, and his eyes were in a dreadful
'ate of inflammation since.
elnr• Comnz---Why did he treat you so brutally ?
go fPlainant—l discharged him about two months
or misconduct, and he then vowed he would have
Iny life.
hA Constable came forward and said several persons
ad witnessed the assault described. It was the most
8 4/,'age, and unprovoked they had ever seen.
Complainant--I am in fear of my life of him.
4a Dint 21., d or one month's imprisonment and hard

UNION-HALL.-(THIS DAY.)
4411 Ascott was charged with causing the death of
~
ji,:ttl
c,"-tei Willing, in a pugilistic encounter, at Cam-
pr„allPeared that the parties had a quarrel on thea
day, during which the prisoner challenge
the de -
ins-, ceased to fight. The deceased, however, re-,
wh"Q the challenge, and was about to walk away
..en b
hi/y, e was struck by his assailant, who knocked
fr 'No- The deceased was in the act of rising
teoTnisavoilltehre,
wgrobout.Vli when he was again attacked by the
at him right and left, and he fell
a state °lirtil,e earth. He lay there for some time in
When n(4 'hsensibility, and was conveyed home,
deceaseddea-„rgee;ll being sent for, it was found that the
Iv h• Was labouring under concussion of the brain,
surgeonleh he died in the course of the night. The
to ifl being of opinion that the injury which led
dur• deLath of the deceased arose from a heavy fall
ing the affair , the prisoner was remanded.
"Ur,.

havi;"h"" al -STREET .—(THIS DAY.)
"La 4 Smith, a young thief, was charged with
Mick Stolen on Friday last, from the house of Mr.
desk,.'s' a Surgeon, No.- 22, Old Burlington-street, a
Othl43rtora2..e)ling case, a flute of the value of 121., and
Mr. WV'
s stated that at about eleven o'clock on
safe ' s"Pri?i 3.gng he went out, leaving the stolen pro-
f:100f in his house, in a room on the ground
left lit appeared that the servant girl also
oth,,the, nonse a few minutes after, to pass to t e
Pro-fps:de of the street to the baker's. She was im-
retit -nt enough not to shut the door after her ; she
in the in the course of a few minutes. Witness,
(A C° course of the day perceived that the desks and
.i!,r,articles were missing.
ch.,,,,s'an Saunders, a cabman stated that between
prisr7,4 and twelve o'clock on Friday last, the
driv came to him at his stand, asking to be
eftn, to Smithfield. The prisoner was carry-
IVii,„,‘, the time the two desks then produced.
fiebi",,tney arrived at the top of West-street, Smith-
turned re prisoner went down the street. He ro-
Arti,,,agu, in, and ordered witness to drive him to
Ittlee „:.`Y"ane, Ilishopsgate-street. From the appear-
lane futhe house to which they drove in Artillery-
the ;,.,"less suspected that the prisoner had stolen
him-t",le,ics in his possession. Witness then drove
A w the station-house where he was recognised as
e ,
vn thief.
th, Sergeant 120 saw the prisoner arrive at
s by th""bon-lieus,. The cab had no doubt been hired
~ serrnte. Prisoner in order that he might escape the ob-
.rh ion of the police.
tral eie ;Magistrate committed him for trial at the Cen-
v.,riniiniti Court.

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°Su—'..lllAL MARKETS—THIS DAY
uf`tli, Gfitti*"--The market for British Plantation has.
(ehiefl fir The
and about 700 hhds. were disposed of 11,hilli to the refiners) at rather higher prices,. estab-
is. Zan advance of fully 6d. and in some istances
nn the last Friday week, more pasratlieculasr3ly6-
ehe -le bettersorts. At public .
sts b
and 58 chests
whit rown and yellow Bahia,
foritice Pernambuco, nearly all were taken in, the
ItA, rat 15s. to 18s. 6d. for low brown to good yel-
,,,,_,,,(talirtlittehebla.tter at 19s. 6d. to 245. for very low to
actions , ,being rather above the value. No trans-1
with the I
exer, • have taken place privately, . hi-trllliof about 100 chests, low and middling
at zri ania, which have been sold (for export)
tallie ",,,'erage price of 21s. 3d., be ii th.e, extreme
last „' ;Ile quantity of British Plantation landed
263 'ON at the East and West India Docks was,
for u4s. 41 tierces 4 barrels, and there were taken
8 barr iltie consumption 1,572 hhds. 139 tierces lale..ls. The stock in the same places is 1.5,162hhd5.
,I 5 tierces 1,799 barrels.
.u.tim ----T
and w he quantity landed last week at the East
were Nest India Docks was 169 puns 5 hhds. There
arld,talien for home consumption 185 puns 24 hhds,
saill_LtPorted 386 puns 88 hhds. The stock in the
T" Places is 13,882 puns 2,593 hhds.
the ALLIIIV-----P. Y. Candle is firm. Fine Y. C. on
ewtspot has been sold as high as 48s. 9d. to 495. per
4118,1-si LiaitiotghrTdip of last year at 48s. 3d. The rate
that
to Christmas is 48s. 6d., and after
titne r, cwt. The stock is rather larger than at this
.-4,tast year. Town is at 51s. 6d. per cwt.
not oi,
j'y ;Ile Market is rather dull, and prices have
Pltove( to any extent since the public sales.
ea.t.i is"a•—Butter is firmer, Bacon 3s. to 4s. per
i,t.i" ver, and Pork in fair request.
and Itr..---The sales have been going
off less briskly,
e expected to close this afternoon.,
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day aft,,ZN, OCT. 15.—The Emperor set out yester-
.lesty', sil:"°4 to return to St. Petersburg out
His Ma-
her, i brother, the Grand Duke Michael, arrived
cotnpanat night. The Princes of Warsaw, who ac-
-44.44 led the Emperor to Nova Georgiewisk, re-
who,e ,Yesteray to receive the Grand Duke, in
,state ~nonour the city was illuminated.—Prussian
1v: azette,2lst October.
i 4 expected 'LNILit CAsTLt.—The Duke of Wellington, it
sessin, as Lord Warden, will hold a harbour
Gr,;:ls on Wednesday, the 11th of next month. His
the met accompth pan by Lord Mahon, was present at
of e Thanet harriers on Friday.