The Sun.
London, England, 1845-12-20 00:00:00

APPREMENSION OF A NOTORIOUS BURGLAR
0:0;
NorrixcirA3l.--On Tuesday morning, Superintendent B
and Inspector Wilkinson went to the house of a sweep yaw •
East, who had long been suspected of being accessorYcw____
William Wakefield, residing in Balloon-court, Mount-stree;
great many of the burglaries which have been lately o.e.
witted. They found concealed in different parts of the
mises property which had been stolen
Mr. Roberts, cotton agent, Castle-gate, Mr. Tennant, Of L'_,`;
rington-street, and Mr. Beardall, of Carrington-streeti
from the hol?!-?_n
buried under some ashes in the coal place, they fount', Lies,
silver table-spoons, half a dozen teas oon4, and other airtfi,sl
with the initials of Mr. Bradbur pof New Radford, ir.vg.
whose house they had been stolen -,
early last Friday to°11,:llis
Raynor and Wilkinson apprehended W. Wakefield isouln_
wife Ann ; and about eight o'clock the same moriog!
spector Meldrum went to the house of William Wi'"e1111-t
e d
an
mother, named Dorothy, in Crown-court, Sandy-.-t
having discovered some stolen property, he apprehen„,eh d beeroo
and her son Abraham. The whole gang were brought the
the borough magistrates on Monday, and removed t"
err
county gaol. They were examined on Wednesday On- ay,
ing the property stolen from the house of Mr. Bradt'. the
New Radford. The two men were committed for trial
tor
sessions; but the woman was again remanded for for,,eo
examination before the borough magistrates yesterday'
1r"
she was discharged.—Nottingham Journal.
DEC'
THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGS.—LIVERPOO—r, 9 no..
19. -Our telegraphic accounts to-day from Holyhead 'era
sent the wind as blowing a full gale from the. wes',4,4-
This has set folks all on the qui vice for the American I c
c'o_
dent's message, and it is fully expected that if the Wind, this
tinues in its present quarter we shall be in possession 0' cej
document early in the next week. The ship Sea, anin,ll.,/?ried
to sail from New York on the Ist, is positively to be 1, to
for the message, and that immediately it is on board she 7oec"
sail. This vessel has made very rapid passages on ol°sl, cie-
sions. The packet-ship Europe is also reported to "toss
tamed for it, and therefore it will be a struggle between,- ent
ships as to which will reach first. According to P'-e•
appearances, therefore, it seems fully certain that the glace
sage will arrive early next week, as the Sea and Europe
now been out fifteen days.
gt
ion_
the Lords of the Treasury having directed t
• coo"
the port of Aldborough, on the Suffolk coast, should, In; „ea
sequence of the decline of revenue business there, be reeit-0
.
to the position of a creek within the neighbouring, por
Woodbridge, and of a principal coast officer only beogt shtT-
tioned at the former place in lieu of the establishrneo„.
therto maintained there, it has been determined that toe.i.;
duction of Aldborough shall take effect from the oth Jan
u-'
His Royal Highness Prince
proximo.
George of CAW' bridge
bled st
the circle asseol
left town on Wednesday last, to join
Deene Park on visits to the Earl of Cardigan.

BIRTHS.
On the 17th inst., at Kentish-town, Mrs. William itiv
ton, of a son.
On the 17th inst., Mrs. C. Barron, Denmark-hill, of it, the,
On the 15th inst., at Abercrombie-place, Edinburg'',
lady of Lietenant-Colonel Cavaye, of a son.
+l, lady of
On the 1,1u411 inst., at Coblentz on the Rhine,
A. Jordan, Esq., of a son.
Mrs.
Stain'
On the 15th inst., at Queen-street, Edinburgh, -
ton, widow of the late J. Stainton, Esq., of a daughter. „e.
On the 18th inst., at Eltham, Kent, the wife of Isaac Gill"
mard, Esq., M.D., of a son. adl
On the 19th inst., at Addison-road, Kensington, the -
of Walter T. Fawcett, Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the tab of November, at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Charlet
Binney, Esq., Royal Engineers, to Emma Louisa, daughter co
J. T. Walford, Esq., late of the 64th Regiment.
ry of
On the 18th inst., at Isleworth, Mr. 'William G4ll'l
New Brentford, to Sophia, eldest daughter of Mr. Janie
Norris, of Sion-hill, Isleworth.

DIED.
fourth
On the 18th inst., at Camberwell-grove, Emily,
daughter of the late W. March, Esq.
On the 12th of August, at Cawnpore, Geore Leonard.
Parish, of the Bengal Artillery, fourth son of Sir Woodbine
Parish, K.C.11., aged 20.
On the 7th inst., in Switzerland, John Ellis, Esq., nephew'
of the late Lord Seaford.
On the 12th inst., at Mayfield Hall, Staffordshire, the Hon-
Henry Vernon. -

On the 14th inst., Elizabeth, widow of the late John Ifai"
ehison, Esq., of Cairogall, Aberdeenshire.
On the 14th inst., at Gloddaeth, near Conway, Dame
Charlotte Margaret Mostyn Champneys, widow of the lat•
Sir Thomas Swymmer Champneys, Bart.
On the 16th inst., in Lower Belgrave-place, Pimlico, gra'
Rear, aged 56.
On the 16th inst., Mary, the wife of Thomas Perkins, Esq*
of Chelmsford.

On the 16th inst., at Clifton, Thomas Ellis Adlington, Etq•
On the 16th inst., at Paul's Cray-hill, Kent, James Char
man, Esq., aged 79.

On the. 16tH inst., Mr. Joseph Trumpery of Thorney House,
Iver, Bucks, aged 72.

London : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, of
No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Once, No. 112,
Strand, in the Precinct 4rf the Savoy, in the County 44
ktiddleaex, Saturday, Datembilr 2t, 345.

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MA RKET INTELLIGENCX.
(From the London .A'elo Price Current of 'Dec. 19')
SuGAu.--To-dav importer* of Colonial Sugar evinced ill;
ness, and refrained from offering any at public sale; the_,
was, however, no increase in the demand, intact less busin;
was done. For British Plantation of all thscriptions the rats
previously established were insisted upon ; but the gems al
was very limited for all purpoSes, the quantity disposea_A
amounting to only 100, making the total sales for the Ivc`"
1,000 hhds and trcs.
REFINED.—To-day refined goods were purchased with l°0;
creased freedom by the home trade, and advanced ratesre„.
given, standard lumps bringing 65s to 65s 6d, and b
grocery lumps 64s to 64s 6d per cwt. Bonded crushed Sag
at present is not to be had under 34s for the fine quality
MAURITIUS.—The business transacted has been 51010
exclusively confined to a public sale of 2,639 bags and tine
casks of the new crop, which went at the compare
3,
market value of British Plantation, but at prices 2s Gd to
per cwt under those of the highest point of the market fis,
Mauritius Sugar; fine yellow 535, good 5Qs 6d to 51s
middling 48s Gd to 49s d, low, 475 to 48s, fine brown 46s
to 475, middling grey 48s, washed 44s to 495 6d, s)• ur PY
48s Gd.
EAST Isinia.—lmporters of Foreign East India descriptions.
have refrained from offering any a t auction. The purchase.
made privately by exporters and the home trade have beide;
extremely limited, although there are sellers of Java
,th
Manilla upon rather lower terms. Bengal has met wi
more attention, but merchants have been compelled to accep!
previous reduced rates for all descriptions. In Madras there
has been little business transacted privately, but holders o
not inclined to take lower rates. • at
FOREIGN.—Holders have refrained from offering any
public sale since Friday last, and at present little is declar;
but privately there is still a fair quantity of all description'
on offer. The business transacted in Yellow Haven n
been extremely limited by private contract theftahou dr'
are inclined to realize. Notwithstanding late cons'
our
able decline that has occurred in the value of Brazil, stillh°,
refiners purchase with caution, and there are very few s•
cub:
ping orders. All other descriptions of Foreign are
of sale.
at-
Cocoa.—This afternoon Bahia Cocoa met with little 3 for
tention, and 230 bags were nearly all taken in at 36 32,
good bright red, and first class sea damaged at 30s to
per cwt. e.
COTFEE.—This afternoon Ceylon Coffee was in "-ss sale
quest, but holders were firm, and 2,401 bags at publicka
were all taken in at full rates. Of Rio 36 tierces 39 Vet
122 bags and 301 barrels offered, a small part only 5a„.64
rather lower rates; mid blue went at 63s 6d to %nine
ghnhaohlders
mid mixed 60s to 61s Gd, low mid unclean 52s to 659,,,n4.
fine ordinary brownish 42s 6d to 455, good ordinary 505
sea damaged 30s to 33s • the remainder was taken in Ojai-
to 60s for sound, and inferior 40s. 307 bags of Bahia I„dis
drawn at 31s for good ordinary. 1,174 bags of East In
di'
withdrawn.
TE.t.—The purchases made in all descriptions of Con
degfri
have been on a more extended scale this week, but lg'bosg
are unable to obtain any advance in prices. In
a fair business has been transacted at late rates, ordn
and low ordinary selling at 31d to 4id, and middling tebting
5d to 10d. Twankay is held with firmness, the supply rises
small, and the trade in want of it. For Ilyson P nd,
deals
do not improve, there has, however, been a better two
e al there
and a fair business has been transacted. In salP-11 rates'
has been 'more business transacted at about fortuerst
any
Of Gunpowder a large quantity has been sold, but not cool
improvement in prices. The value of good and fil'ets rock
Orange Pekoe is 2s Rd to 3s per lb, but there note
to
demand for this kind of Tea. None has been subriu,
public competition, but there is still a large quantity or
and green on offer by private treaty. d ant
SPlRlTS.—Leeward Island Rum cannot be Obtaine have been
further decline in prices; but the purchases made Pouc,
bscalcutnit
extremely limited at 2s to 2s ld per gallon pront: „saes'
has met with a dull sale : but there are not senera_Thing to
proof with certificate. Holders of Jamaica are na"7,oraers•
take lower rates; but there are few home sh/PlNes'er sates
Demerara has been purchased with caution, and f°,rinnuin is,
are not obtainable for any kind. The stock n tbel
however, on the decrease, and prices are lower to_ad is ill
were last season. Brandy is held with firmness, ae",:dd to s
good demand. Geneva for exportation has bee The value
fair extent at 2s ld to 2s 2d for common quality.,'British
of fine for home consumption is 2s 6d to 28 tes 3d
Corn Spirits are wanted at lOs 9d, nett cash. Gin a, os 9d
for 17 per cent., Os 2d for 22 under proof, and a'„naliff•
to 13s 6d per gallon for Malt Spirit, according t" 10 put'
RICE.—To-day there was little disposition shear: 6d
chase East India; at public sale 680 bags of Bengal fling at
per cwt cheaper—ordinary dusty and broken white first class
14s 6d, middling ditto 14s 6d to 15s, sea damaged damaged
14s to 14s 6d, second ditto 13s, third ditto 9s, n'd repacked
13s 6d, sea and tar damaged 7s 6d, sea damaged la
13s 6d. 41 hags of Java were withdrawn. f Bengal
SPICES.—This afternoon at public sale 802 bags of
Ginger were taken in at 21s for small home cotTi_4oll
sort ; 8 packages of Nutmegs were mostly taken in,
airs, Oda
limed Batavia Is 9d, mouldy brown Singapore sold ,_, at.
rather wormy 2s 7d ; 6 packages of Mace were bo_t!g_a'arinas
3s for middling quality; 102 casks of Batavia law
taken in at 8s for low quality.
ssnffhbothust
a
FRUIT.-The prices of all descriptions remain
same as last. There have been offered at public %ceiling,
7,000 drums Turkey Pulled Figs, a few lots 0rni.Y.,20, 81
from 36s to 535. 221 boxes Red Smyrna
brls at 355, and 273 boxes Eleme Raisins at 2
a_,, ds-
boxes and 400 half boxes Valencia Raisins sweaty os" cin„
maged 29s to 325. 766 baskets Debi Rarnesatel
maged, from 23s to 275. 200 boxes . and
raisins in layers taken in at 70s, 200 half-boxess at
Jordan Al-
-158 one-eighth boxes bunch at 81s. 30 box:
R isins there is
month taken in at 101 ss. For new Sultana
a a , and the price
a very limited demand, the stock
being large, treats- Self
required of 77s being much too high.
13Y
Private
at -47 s to
_ss.a LOOO
Zanthe and Cephalonia Currants have been
48s, Patras 47s to 495 and old 46s per cwt. sap
i bee- -a
chelNstjsm fGo
goodshipping
Be nsale's rates have
d ct
accepted; inferior kinds have been forced off at a re
__iou
on last sale's rates of 4d to Gd per lb. Madras and
_nu
o al s, still
qualityp u r c h
July
sl
y e
ud with caution ;or
nearly fetch last sale's valuations, but they are little vrotitt
Although Spanish is to be obtained at very low prices, '
there are few buyers to be met with. proA
TETRPENTINE.—Spirits have been purchased with dst
freedom at 63s to 645. Of Rough some parcels were 6°lsad
138 to 13s Gd. The value of Stockholm Tar is 15s to 4
per barrel. ugh,
SALTPETRE.—The market has a dull appearance for 698
although there are sellers under late rates. At auctiooresf
bags of Madras were only in part :old rather under thed
of the last auction. English refined has been Pat
ulfcboapseratioinile
caution at 30s Gd to 31s. In Nitrate of Soda
teri-
Ons.—This afternoon Cocoa Nut Oil met w
tine white Cey-
tion, and 95 casks &c. at auction were sold ;
are upon a more extended scale at 14s 6d to 15itshtpmerocrwe
asss per ton.
lon at 32/ 10 te tiger 31/ 15s
ood 40s to
TaLeow.—Thisneon at public sale 37a
tralian Tallow were sold, fine at 41s to 41s 3d, g.
_asks
40s 6d, middling 39s to 39s 9d, low 37s to 38s 6(1,3% '
9 6d to
Italian 39s to 40s; 53 casks of South American
40s 6d; 55 casks of Petersburgh taken in at 41s per cwt.
tit't
casks of Aus-
tralian