The Sun.
London, England, 1829-02-07 00:00:00

MAIMBOROUGILSTREET.

A rather respectable-looking man, named James Kenai,
who had been a• broker residing in Little Dean-street, Soho,
was yesterday brought before Mr. Bog, the sitting Magis-
trate, upon various charges of obtaining goods of different
descriptions, but chiefly carpeting, frmu several tradesmen
under false representations, but with one exception the
cases were deemed by the Magistrate to be no more than
contract debts.

The excepted case was that of Mr. Denbigh, a carpet-
manufacturer in the Borough, of whom the prisoner
obtained upwards of 100 yards of carpeting under the re-
presentation that he (the prisoner) was employed to furnish
two houses fin• gentlemen, and for whose use, be said, the
carpet wt!t; wanted ; but it subsequently turned out that the
prisoner had no ender to. furnish any houses as be had stated,
and that instead of applying time carpeting to any such use,
he pledged it at a pawnbroker's shop almost immediately
after getting it away from Mr. Denbigh's warehouse ; and
on this charge the prisoner was fully committed for trial.

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OLD BAILEY.

A li'-`,TRACT OF THE RESULT OF THE COMMIT-
MENTS TO THE LAST SESSIONS.
.ConTicted. Acquitted, &c.
Worsliip-mtrect Office
ILitton-garden -
Marylehone 3l 2
MariborOugh-street ' -
Bow-street
Wllitechapel - 4-- •
Queen-square lO 9
Thames ' ' 10 3
Coroners and Country Magistrates 14 . 9

1t47 72
Lord Mayor and Aldermen 37 5
Of the above cases-
11r. Justice Park tried
Mr. Baron Vaughan 7
Mr. .Nstiee James Parke 4
The Recorder 27
The Common Sergeant 9B
Mr. Sergeant Arabin 96

LEEDS CO RN Aft KET.—Feb. 9.

The latter part of last week we had a partial thaw, so
that a few vessels which were near at. hand, made their
passage, but nineo then we have bad a severe frost, which
has again closed our river, and consequently, howl but a
thin attendance of bu}•ers at market,- and little business
done ; fine New Wheat was -held at . last Tuesday's prices,
but little progress tnade.in sales, and middling samples are

BIRTHS. . .
On the 4th inst. at his seat, near the city of nxeter, the
Ilt!y of Alexander. Hamilton Hamilton, Esq. of the ite",
treat, in Devonshire, and of Hollerhirst, in the county Pl`.
Ayr, of a son. . .
On the sth inst. Mrs. Andrew Tan &whin, MceMeg'
burgh-street, of a daughter.
On the 2d inst. at the College Green, Worcester, die
lady of Thomas Jones, Esq. of a son.
On the Lill inst. at North End, Hampstead, Mrs. Wil'
limn Wardell, of a daughter. - .

Ott the 6th inat. inMontagne-street, Portman-squatef
the lady of Capt. George Probyn, of the Hon. Comp toy °
ship, lflinava, of a son.

BIAIIRIED.

On the 3d inst. at MarlstonChapel, Berke, by the Req.
Ilenry Hodgkinson, Capt. Louis Robert Jima Versturme.
Only 1.011 of Sir Louis Versturnte, of Bath, to Anne Elias
both, only daughter of the late Benjainin Bunburyt
Marlstott i louse, Berko, Esq.
On the sth inst. at Lewisham, Mr. W. 11. Holmes, of
Mincing lane, to Ann, youngest daughter of the late Mr'
Jo:cph Saunders, of hackney-road.
On the sth inst. at St. Marylehone Church, by the Ref,
Bryant IturgesS, William Tuckwell, Esq. of OxfOrd, 7
Margaret, the second daughter of John George 11'090°,
Esq. of Beatunont-street.
DIED.

On the. 6th inst. Peter Hoftnan, Esq. of Vine-street,
Minories, end Kennington Green.
On the sth inst. at his son's house, Stockwell Green, Ili
the 8.(1 year of his age, Mr. Samuel Bowring. .
On the 27th ult. after a short illness, Mrs. Young/
wi low of the late John Young, Esq. keeper of the Britiell
Gallery, Pall-mall.
On the 4th in•t. in Grove-lane, Camberwell, • Mrs•
Searle, widow of Mr. James Searle, late of Cheapside.
In Queen-square, Bloomsbury, aged 72, Mrs. Baxendale.
On the 4th inst. after a protractt•d illness, borne with
Christian patience and resignation, Philadelphia, the beloved
wife of Dr. 'Sitter, and second daughter of the late Sir
Thomas Cayley, Bart.

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