The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-07 00:00:00

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or 'Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the returns made in the week ending Nov. 3,
is 255. Bd. per cwt.

NEWRY QUARTER SESSIONS.

SEDUCTION AND ROBBERY.

James Grimes (apparently between thirty-livt-
and forty years of age) was indicted for soliciting
and inciting Anne Menally (aged fifteen) to steal a
shawl, the property of James Menally, her father.
The unfortunate girl (who, as we have before
stated, is seemingly about 15 years of age, and we
must add, of an interesting cast of countenance) tes-
tified that the prisoner induced her to put the shawl
in question on her shoulders, and bring besides all she
could take, and follow him. The prisoner put some
question to the witness, the object of which was to
exculpate himself from guilt; but in this he entirely
failed. It was elicited, in the course of the exami-
nation, that the wretched young creature (who ap-
peared to be enciente) had falleu a victim to the arts
of her vile seducer, with whom she had eloped from
her parents.
The fellow was found Guilty, and after a feeling,
address from the Court, was sentenced to be
im-
prisoned six months, and kept to hard labour.—
cork Constitution.

The Stories of Waterloo, which have just
appeared, will be read with considerable interest not only
by all military men, and those especially who took part in
the glorious struggle, but by the public in general.
'Though all founded on facts and real occurrences, these
tales exhibit a greater variety of characteritic traits, and
more extraordinary incidents, thin the pen of the novelist
has ever embodied in the pages of fiction.

MISS MITFORD'S NEw TRAGEDIES
This accomplished lady and singularly successful author
has two tragedies in preparation. one of which is corn•
pleted, and the other will be ready before Christmas. The
title of one is Ignez do Costa, in which Miss FANNY
Ksmacs will sustain the principal character ; the other
will bear the title of Otto, in which Mr. YOUNG will
personify the hero, and is actually engaged for forty nights
at SOL per night—thus proving the vast difference in re-
muneration between the author and the actor. Otto is
not quite finished; but Mr. Yotisra, we believe, has had
the leading scenes of his part in study for some weeks past.
From what we have heard in the way of rumour, from the
favoured few wave have been gratified by a perusal of the
MSS., the high dramatic fame of Miss Mrreoan will be
increased in no ordinary degree by these splendid and mas-
culine productions of her comiaanding genius. We noticed
that the corps dramatique of Cevzot-garden the other
day presented Miss KEmstz with an elegant and costly
memorial of their appreciation of her histrimaic talents ;
we think, that if both Miss Merroan's tragedies are suc-
cessful, she will be eminently entitled to a similar grateful
testimonial from the members of both houses. The extra-
ordinary success of Rienzi last season, should not be for-
gotten : it was of signal service in supporting the credit
and income of " Old Drury."—Berkshire Chronicle.
We understaDd that several meetings have
been held for the purpose of forming a new lino of road
from the salts on the western side of Shoreham Harbour,
directly opposite to the town, to the road at Lower
Lancing, which will save a distance of two milts from
hence to Worthing. It is said his Grace of NORFOLK
will. at his own expence, erect an iron bridge over the
harbour, and it- is supposed some compromise will be
made with the individuals now interested in the prese4t
wooden bridge, which will be secured on the tolls of the
projected measure. If this peat improyernent be carried
into effect, by continuing the road from hence along the
coast to Little Hampton, great advantages must be de-
rived to that place, as well as to Worthing and Chiches-
t,r,--Briyhton Gareth', j