The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-14 00:00:00

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briskness. The putiluses for the week, Pndiag .--„A n
SO
inclusive, consist of 2,200 Surat at Sid. 4l•
Bowed Bowed at stl. a 51d. ; 200 Carthagena at 4talles" nr
The favoursble intelligence from Liverpool and iter ia
this morning, 12,000 bags Cotton sold at the 7::,401
three days at id. higher, and a better demand forr:,,,ore
the latter, had some effect on our Cotton Market thi°'",
ing; there is a steady and considerable busines dol9l.
Rica.—There is no alteration in Rice. OW.

considerable force of reasoning, the Court, when the
Learned Counsel. had concluded, granted the rule.

WILSON V. COPELAND, ESQ. AND ANOTHER.
Mr. CHITTY moved for a rule to show cause why
the verdict for the defendants should not be set aside
and a new trial granted. The action was in trover
against the Sheriffs of Middlesex, for taking the
plaintiff's goods under two writs of execution,
against the effects of Lord Montford. The facts of
the case were lately fully before the public.
The COURT refused the rule, observing that the
plaintiff ought to have called Lord Montford and
Mrs. Bromley as witnesses at the trial.
Mr. Justice BAYLEY said that it might be, and
perhaps it was, hard that the plaintiff should lose
his debt. His Lordship, however, hoped that Lord
Montford would take care to indemnify him for his
loss in this action.

Orts.—There is a steady business doing in hi
Oils, but there is no alteration in prices. TO'
public sale, 40 tuns Sperm, 671. 10s. ; 15 tuns litopi
ter 661. 10s. a 671. 10s.; 23 tuns Southern Oily xv-,
271. ss.
ekt4the
ASHES.—The late advance appears to have che
demand for Ashes ; few sales are reported. Di#l3
IRISH PaovlsloNs.—There is no alteration in ,
Provisions this week. Ces.
TEA.—There continues to be a fair demand fps or
gous, in many cases at a small premium. Bobess
mand cost prices. Twankays are heavy. Hysons at
to lid. profit.

MIDDLESEX ADJOURNED SESSIONS,

Nov. 13.

John M' Tavish was indicted for assaulting
Richard Onwin.

Kant Pockets , •
Sersex Ditto • •
!Inez Ditto _
Farnham Ditto,
Seconds
Kent Bags

PRICES OF HOPS.—Nova 13.
71 Os. Si. Ss. WIZ Oa.
61. 6s. 71. Od• W
6L 10s. 81. Gt. to
01. Os. 14/. Os. to 17 01.
01. Os. 111. Os to IA 91.
61. Os. 71. 7s. to
St. 15s. 61. 10s, to ty.
71. N. 71. Oa. to

Mr. PHILLIPS, in stating the case, said it was
necessary he should mention that the prosecutor had
the misfortune to have his wife elope from him, and
at the time of the assault in question she was living
in a handsome house she had taken in the Albany-
road, under the assumed name of Thompson. Both
prosecutor and defendant are upholsterers, and had
been on terms of intimacy, the defendant having
repeatedly shared the hospitality of the former, and
been introduced to his wife, :so that it was - impos-
sible he could mistake her person. On the day in
question, the prosecutor, to his surprise, met them
walking arm-in-arm. He went up, with the inten-
tion of having some conversation with his wife, and
for this purpose drew her aside, but the defendant
interposed, and addressing her said, "-Place your-
self under my protection Mrs. T." Mrs. T., or
rather Mrs. Onwin, did so, and on the prosecutor
attempting to remove her arm from the defendant's
he was struck by him, knocked down, and used in
a shameful manner. After hearing evidence to this
effect, the Jury, without hesitation, found the de-
fendant guilty.
Ihe CHAIRMAN, in pronouncing sentence, ob-
served that the defendant had been most properly
convicted. The circumstances out of which the
assault arose were calculated to arouse the feelings;
but these circumstances the Court could not take
into its consideration, they being beyond its province
to decide. The defendant had acted in an ungene-
rous and improper manner, and the sentence of the
Court upon him for the assault was, that he pay a
fine of 51. to the King.
The money was immediately paid.

Essex Ditto
Sussex Dittc

PRICE OF POTATOES.—Nov. 13. too
New Ware

PRICE OF OIL. ,a, 6
Rape Oil, brown —....—... 411. N. ........... Refined ....../11'16
Linseed Oil 1.0•••••••W••••••••••......... 11 1,1
Linseed Oil Cako at the Mill, per th0t55iu1d.................. b '
Rape Cake, per tun ""_........ ••••"
_ .

PRICES OF

LEATHEA. A to
rer lb. rat 0
Tanned Horse Hides..
Sirmish Ditto
rer dozen. 0
Calf Skint...SG to 4411 b.
Ditto to 7011 x P
Ditto to SUM 0
Small Seals. Cirbenlatniz

Per lb.
8utt5............50 to 561 b...
Ditt0...........60 to 661 b....
Dressing Hide 5............
Fine Coach -Hides ........
Crop Hides. 35 to 401 b.
Ditt0.,............45 to 501 b
Ditto

d. to d.
IN 191
21 22
14 16
Is 19
14i 16
17 19
19 20.1

W-
HITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.-4g"' YIN
-404.0 d. to Ots. Od. I Clover dos.TOX
Straw32i. Od. to 40i. ott

0
R 0
AW
s. d HIDE S. 41. i
Per Stone. s.d. to . Per sfone. in.
Best Heifers & Steers 3 0 3 4 Ordinary 0
Middlings 2 4 210 Market

SHE
SKINS.
Wool , N. OdEP. .11..(kL to A'''
D0wn5,.....*....-. is. Olt. tO IS. 6.1.2
AP, &c. per ft216.--,°•01,j,
Yellow scv
Mottled fil*
itka
Graves tr-
Good Dreg5..3.....;;;;.....,•••

PRICE OF TALLOW, SO.
Town Tallow 40s. 6d.
Yellow Russia :l7s. Od.
White 39s Gd•
Soap 36d. 6d.
Melted 335. O.
Ditto Od.

PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone et tilh-l•Nov • 140.
Price of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow blelters)

PRIC OF CANDES.
The price of Store Candl Ees, in the retail L
hop ss is as .00000,
00.
3andles. per doe. Bs. Od. to Oa. Od. Moulds. per'ddleu

DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE

Charlotte

COAL 51 A 11
314. Od,
32 3
32 0
32 6
32 0
29 3
29 0
30 9

ET.—Nov. 13: $44•6
Walla Paul NewMare'''. 0 6
Ditto Pearetli«...--•*^^s 31 ,
Ditto 11 95 6
Ditto Russell's 3
Ditto Walker 51
Lambton's Primrose s'96 6
Walls Hid Iletton...,#. 0 6
Walls End Lyons,;"'' 54 6
Walls End Stewart ?,,,01 3
~
Russell's Helton's 0 0
Blackboy 46
Blyth 11 0
Cohn Trimsaran•••••"— SI 0
Hartley 4i 6
Stone Coal Dritn..--"s"'4o 0
W. E. Henderson --"'""Iff 6
Warder!' •LlanellY ••••••". 9,1
Adtnes.Trader .••••••••s— > 0
Sherif!'"lill Trader •"":_,;11 0
Tyne mill ti 0
Walls End small a 19
Wear small /14'
ni sold; 54},i ---Ulu°

BY A MERCHANT.

liebidurn Main ...........„..

Holywell....w.
Killingworth

MANCRESTER, Nov. 11.—On Tuesday evening a
considerable sensation was excited in this town by
the report that John Poole, Esq., one, of our prin-
cipal cotton merchants,. had made a desperate at-
tempt upon his own life. It appears that Mr. Poole,
about eight o'clock on Tuesday evening, went into
the Hen and Chickens public-house, in Oldham-
street, ut which he was in the habit of occasionally
calling. Having seated himself, as usual, in a small
parlour, or " snug," adjoining the bar, he called for
and drank two glasses of hot brandy and water in
the course of a very few minutes, and then drew a
small percussion pistol from his pocket, and placing
the muzzle immediately under his right ear, dis-
charged it. Medical assistance was immediately
sent for, and it was found that the ball had pene-
trated the neck, but that the brain was not at all
affected. The causes which have led the unfortu-
nate gentleman to perpetrate this rash attempt upon
his own life are not at present with certainty known.
Mr. Poole was highly respected in the town, and
swo years ago he filled the responsible office of se-
churchwarden of Manchester—one of the very
.ew posts of honour which this municipality has to
bestow. He inherited from his father an indepen-
dent fortune, and ha: always been accounted a man
of property; but his transactions in trade have of
late been much more limited than formerly.

Kentol West

LiddelPg Main,.,...

Pon top Windsor
Tan f laid

Townley,
Willington 32 6
Wylam
Walls End Brown's 31 0
Ditto Bell Robson & Co. 33 0
Ditto Bensham ...... .. 29 6
Walls End Boundary 'l9 0
Ditto Clarke and Co. 30 9
Walls End Carr and Co. 2tl 0
Ditto Cramlington„......... 23 0
Ditto Hilda 31 6
Ditto 31 6
Ditto. 33 0
Ditto Northumberland 32 0
Ships at market, 1264--31:

Tits Vj/0011.

COUNTRY CO

Wheat.

Dar!ey..

Per Quarter.
Ashburn--.............
Basingstoke ...........
Bath

56 64
48 73
48 '72
48 70
64 72
48 60
59 63
56 72
60 70
56 72
64 76
56 .77
52 70

313
24 38
30 40
30 40
36 40
23 35
35 38
27 40
28 36
30 86
28 44
36 48
28 38
- 34
21 38
32 37

18 90' 44
24 30'
s; se
15 90 so
ts
.94 40
19 29
48
40
23
Is ti
20 4,1 Si
16
SO s 4
24 56
s 46
52 1.0
ru 39 40
24 SO
90 -- 40
20 90 j.
o. d. d.
5 2 7 6 0 "

Bridgewater

Chesterfield ...........
Derby .---......
Derives —...........

Doncaster ---......
Dorcheiter----.

Gloucester---...
Hunger ford —...
Leice5ter.«.............

Newbury

36 eiti
56 64

Romney
Shaftesbury
Shepton Mallet
Sherborne--

62 74
60 69

32 45
32 36

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

Taunton
Yeovil
Per Bushel.
Shrewsbury

60 66
s. d. s. d.
90 104

32 -6
s. d. s. d.
54 70

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London Nets Price Current of yesterday.)
Suwart.—The Sugar Market this week has been more
firm ; the repeated offers of the buyers at low prices have
been rejected, and in consequence the sellers have obtained
the full market rates, at which the sales are more consider-
able than for some time past. The estimated sales of the
week are 2,500 khds. and trs. The Sugar market at the
close of this day looks like a revival of trade, but the prices
are not improved; the sales 48s. a 51s. appear to be at
rather lower rates ; the chief purchases are made by the
refiners. In the Refined market there has been little al-
teration in prices ; the market is dull, except for goods
759. a 775. Molasses are still lower. There is au im-
provement in the demand for Refined Goods this afternoon
for the home trade; every description of goads goes off at
fair steady prices, except in low lumps ; the latter are very
heavy.
Foar.tcs: SUGARS.—There are no sales of Havannah
Sugars ; there are considerable inquiries after them by the
Mediterranean houses, but no actual sales. The purchases
of Brazil consist of about 200 chests, principally low white
Pername at 255., and some low brown to yellow 17s. a
19s. 6d. The public sale of Porto Rico Sugars, 410 Mids.,
were all taken in ; there were no offers made.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.—The re-sales of the Sugar of the
late India House sale continue to be made at an advance of
Is. a ls. 6d. ; they are chiefly low whites.
COFFEE.—The Coffee market has been rather languid,
but there is no further reduction in the prices. The public
sale this forenoon consisted of 80 casks British Plantation;
the good to fine mid. Jamaica sold at 735.; the Demerara
and Berbice said at rather better pikes. Coffee market
more firm.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.--The sales of Rum
lately are confined to small parcels to the trade, and al-
hough the market has a languid appearance, yet no parcels
are pressing on the market for sale. It is understood that
the Government contractors have purchased considerable
parcels of low Lecwards at Livet pool.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TaLLow,—The Tallow Market is
more firm, owing to the small arrivals and the approach
of the close of the season. In Hemp or Flax there is
little alteration. The letters from St. Petersburgh are
dated the 28th ult. Exchange 10d. 21-32. Tallow 97,
sellers 96. Bought 253 to 300 at 97. Shipped off
1115,300. Ships arrived 820, ditto sailed 694.
Far er,—Another cargo of new Currants consisting o
120 butts and 160 earth., was brought to public sale on
Tuesday, the owner of which appeared more disposed to
sell and meet the views of the buyers, and consequently
submitted to a reduction of 3s. from the prices realized
for the small quantity disposed of at the public sale of last
week ; only part, however, were taken c tf, the butts at
775., and crtls at 78s. On Wednesday the importers of
the first cargoes, to effect a sale, submitted to a further re-
duction of 2s„ and they are nosy on tap with the cargo
offered on Tuesday at 755. Yesterday a very large sale
of old Currants took place, consisting of 358 butts and
82 crtls. Cephalonia and Zante, in the prices of which
also a very consid,,Table fall was submitted to, good Zante
Corelai4s being. sold Lt 90, at wliiodi price a fair coantity
was taken off. 1,006 boxes and • Nubs
11
Valentin Raisins, and 1,795 baskets New Denia Raisins ,4,111rt1, t
were also offered yesterday, but not a lot appeared to be MARRIED. C. Jcifel'9,l
disposed of, the Valentin being taken in at 48s. to 495., and On the 10th inst. at Gar rave Craven, j,
Denias at 375. Figs continue to be taken off at low prices only son of C. 11. Turner, Esq. of Rook's-T:elsoli
by private contract in small parcels, but the demand for Henrietta Foutness, youngest daughter of Al is 5
Fruit at present does not appear to he very general. This of Eshton Ball, Yorkshire.
saybares and 1,000 half boxes New Valentia On Wedn,sday, the 11th inst., trtSte l'e /1,11);
Raisins; taken' in at 48s. a 4.95. ; 700 baskets {few Lienia county of Gloucester, 6)-, the 'lll4. '9'; Olel)
Raisins, talc n ira at 87e. ' 'y Elizabeth O'Bryen td M.' GbersaGroe'
SricEs.—There is little Pepper offering under 3d. A Ladyship was' giveir away by 1 • father, •
apt tVc
ter
lit
few salts of second quality Mace and Nutinegs are re- of Beaufort. pater aura, rti
ported. Pimento is again id. rower. - • I On the 12h inst. at Wimbledon, rasf°
Cocon.--).'his day ,42p, barrels 68 bap Cocoa ; fine of Durneford Lod t 1 WiMblediatt;' to Mari.
ten
Triaidird-sold'sos. a 514., good Grenada Q.E.3i. a 3,5.. .• df • Slci•Ser, .taane;B-1" far
o
of
' Isnaco.—'f be demand for fritigo has ri'gain slibsidcd ; common.
••
the sales are inconaiderable.; the prices main at 'die India On the 9th inst. at Windsor, Mr. guri,',lll'''
flouae's*Jale rates. • • • wish, to Mary Sophia, eldest surviving J""
Tphaj4,o -77-4:30e Inhar..Fo are epnlined to small lala;thew, Esq. of the former place.
parcels to the trade, and u puteiaao iigh; 124ey Ksp: PTP: c;'°°
tacky for export, about 3d. On the 9th iust. at Littleton, •-•' face.
Hors.—The Hop Market is very dull ; the prices are daughter of Thomas Wood, E,O• of that
again lower ; the new Si. 10s. a '7l. The duty is now
declared at 39,8661. 10s. 60. and a ft action.
Co-jun.—ate Cotton 'Mulct is steady, but without
4 r

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BIRMINGHAM 11ARKETS.—Nor. 12.
.011
Coax MAKKE'r.—We have had a good suppe:efor
descriptions of Grain at to-day's market, and a free toy
Wheat. Barley is in very bad condition, and &Oct'
quit. All other articles in the trade are dull. 4'
5. d. to 4i) '',l
Wheat, 0
56 40 per 621 b.
Barley, per Imperial quarter T.2 0 0
ts wo
Malt
Pease :is 0 Ig 0
_ 15 0 4 0

Beans, per bag of 10 score gross
Oats, per 391 b.
Fine Flour, per sack of 2501 b.
Seconds 44 0 .
te
SMITH FIEL D. —This day's market exhibite.:4 Or,
supply of prime Beasts or Sheep, and higher Pri°`ip 10
obtained for the beet Beef. But few Irish F' ,
I
ket ; prices about the same as on Thursday Isit',3.o3';
Beef (per lb.) 4ld. to 4d. Veal (per lb.) ......... .
Mutton
Porkers

SCOTCH MARKETS. ,
~ 0, or
EDINBURGH CORN MAltliKl'.---,°", Iti.',',, at
We had a large supply of Wheat to-day; be 1. fori,elo% a
rent from 475. to '7os. A middling supply 58. L' A
last prices ; best 375., current from 2Ss. to So; eolot ;
fair supply ; best 255., current from 2thbias AI
middling supply of Pease and Beans, and fl
best 365., current from 28e. to 34e.
,r, A sc,
Wheat. Barley. I Oats. ,„„. e- (e.
First
Second
Third
PRICES OF PROVISIONS, &C'0.0.4,1. •
..0 0
Beef, per lb. .•. Os. 3d. toOs. 6d. Fresh Butter, 1 OD 0
Mutton.-- 0 3 0 6 Salt Ditto..-''fi 6 ° 0
Veal _ 0 5 0 8 Ditto, per trot. 1 0 0 0
Pork 0 4 0 6 Eggs, per do,s 0 p/ 6
Lamb, per qr. 1 0 2 6 OatStraw(kl" 9 0 ti
Tallow, cwt.... 32 6 33 0 Wheat Ditto-0 0 0 0
Quartern Loaf 01) 010 Barley Ditto,' 0 6
Potatoes. 17111). 0 4 0 0 Hay, per st,-'
p.). et,
, ~.,SoV• ~,0(
EDINBURGH MEAL MABEE'', ' a 01'-
We had a large supply of Oatmeal at 1°- 6j
je'P'i .:
which sold heavily at last week's prices.
Per Sack of 28C1b. Imp.
First Oatmeal
Second Fir slt,'Or aSdttrt°tne:e
............ ......................... 1;,11.1
Second ditto
Barleymeal 1 10 (I Bari e yineal.. ........ .
~,0(.1
Peasemeal 1 10 0 Peasenical ............... '
1 Pot Barley—No. I, per cwt. 145.-11 d, 165.)-.3d. 1 .

MARKET.—Nov • r
11 kinds of Grail,'
10),)
•,0
19
100,
pt

GLASGOW CORN
There is a fair demand for
are rather higher.
Wheat, per 2101 b.
British, old

s. d. s. d. Oats, per %.81113*
32 0t034 0 Irish ......... .. .......
25 0 29 0 British ...... . ...........
33 0 34 0 Beano, .'er r"-
el, 0 24 0 1 Engjish .. . . ... w•••
Sattisli .... .........
Pease, Scottish 1.
Oatmeal, per 1 1
Flour, per' ,301
_____,U****

--- new
Canada, free
Irish ,
Barley, per 32011).
English 27 0 IC 0
Scottish 2O 0 '47 0
Irish 22 0 25 0

°
BIRT EIS. f ClOf
On the 13th inst. Mrs. James Reeves, 0- tb'
a daughter. of
On 12th is t. at Loyfek ali, Leict4olo4°.
seatot. Sir hreileiick FuWke, Bart., Lady
daughter.

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