The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-14 00:00:00

WITH Wi! Il`ll THE PRISONERS

CHARGED, 'OZ. :.•••••

Murder

Coining
Burglary 1 Stealing from the person ... 17
Housebreaking ll Larcenies
Forgery
Highway robbery ...... ....... 31 Attempting to commit fe-
Rape
Cutting and maiming II Inducing another to do the
Horse-stealing
Sheep-stealing
Stealing in dwelling-houses 3 -
Total
Of the above number, :33 are charged with crimes committed
in the City, and 207 iu the County.

STATE OF HIS MAJESTY'S GAOL OF NEWGATE.
Prisoners under sentence of death .... ........ ... ............ ... 24
Prisoners under sentence of transportation for life ll
14 years
7 years
Imprisoned for felony and misdemeanours for curtain periods 9
Committe t under the Bankrupt Laws 3
Whose judgments are respited , 3
For trial at the Admiralty Sessions 4
Acquitted on the ground of insanity 3
For.trial at the ensuing Sessions 240

Males 254 1 Females ll4 'Total 368.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(Prom the London New Price Current of Tuesday.)
SUGAR.—The request for Muscovades revived con-
siderably during the last week ; the trade appeared
to be out of stock on account of the late holydays,
and purchased freely ; the good and strong Musco-
vades in particular were in request, and are getting
scarce ; the prices were fully supported; the low
soft Muscovades were neglected, and might be pnr-
chased on lower terms. The \stock of Sugar is
2,982 hhds. -and trs more than at the same period
last year. The deliveries of Muscovades last week
were 2,760 Mids. and trs, being• 273 less than dur-
ing the corresponding week of 1828. At an early
hour this morning there were many of the buyers at
Market to purchase good Sugars, but few were on
sale. At the close of this day the estimated sales
were 1,100 hhds and trs, including the Barbadoes
sale of 150 hhds, which consisted chiefly of good and
middling white. The prices of good Sugars are
rather higher, and the Barbadoes sold with brisk-
ness, being much wanted, at the advance of Is. per
cwt. The advance of is. per cwt. in Refined goods
has been fully maintained to-day, and the market is
well cleared of goods ; there is an increasing inclina-
tion to secure Refined goods at the present currency.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—The stocks of Brazil and Ha-
vannah Sugars increase, but there have been no
sales, • except small parcels, too inconsiderable to
establish market prices. .
EAST INDIA SUGARS.—Last week abbot 4,000
bags Mauritius Sugars .were offered at public sale ;
there appeared to be no buyers for export, as the
low yellow and grey usually taken for shipment were
nearly all taken in ; the low soft were also neglected
—the good and fine yellow sold freely at the former
prices ; yellow fine, -60 s. a 655. ;• low to good, 545. a
595.; brown, 525. a 535. There were also 2,544
bags Siam Sugar, they sold at a reduction of about
Is. per cwt. ; white fine, 34's. a 375. 6d ; low to
middling, 295. a 335. ; yellow, ordinary to fine, 235.
a 28s. 6d.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.—The sales are inconsi-
derable, but small parcels of Demerara are reported
to be disposed of, and some fine Dominica at 255.
At a late hour to-day further contracts for West
India Molasses transpired; they are ordinary. De-
merara and Sr. Lucia at 225.. a 225. 6cl.
COFFEE.—The Coffee Market last week continued
in a languid and uninteresting state, only a few sales
for home -consumption being reported; prices were ,
without variation. The inquiries after • Foreign
Coffee by private contract have considerably revived,
and large sales would be effected if the holders would
'submit to a reduction of Is. a 2s. per cwt. ; they,
however, hold firmly, and will :net accept the offers
made. The demand appears to be increased by the
favourable reports of the Flanders mail. There was
only one public sale of Coffee this forenoon-47
casks Berbice, 480 bags Malabar, and 37 bags Cey-
lon ; the latter was so. bad as to form.no criterion of
the prices; the Berbice was of a favourite mark,
good mid., and sold 25.,a 3s. higher; 82s. and 835.;
the Malabar sold at full price, Ms. a 625. The
Coffee Market has assumed a firmer appearance.
Rimt,. BRANDY, AND IioLLANDs.—The Rum Mar-
ket continues in a very dull state; there were no
purchases lust week worth • reporting. There. are
trivial sales for Brandy for -shipping.; the prices are
no varied. Geneva continues neglected.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.--The Tallow Mar-

Tile public at Brussels appear determined to ket has been firm, and an advance of 6d. a Is. must
embrace'every opportunity of expressing their disapproba- be stated ; the purchases made are rather on an
Lion of the nondzet of the Minister of Justice in the re- extensive scale. Hemp is a shade lower. Flax an-
cent prosecution of persons connected with the press. At 'varied. .. . . .
a meeting of the high aristocracy, it was resolved that no FRUIT.—The demand for fruit has rather im-
visits should he made to him upon the occasion of-the New
proved ; new Turkey Figs of fine quality are scarce,
Year, and one gentleman who was of a centrary opinion
and much inquired after. . A large parcel of red
was excluded from a dinner to which he had been invited.
The parochial guards in giving serenades purposely omitted Smyrna Raisins has been sold. Large parcels of
the Minister of Justice.— Gulignani's Messenger. new Jordan Almonds have been sold at 91.; and
there are still buyess at that price. A cargo of new
Extract of a letter from Armagh, Elated Ja- Cephalonia and Zante Currants has been divided
nuary 8 :—A labouring man, named Patrick Woods, in among the trade at 87s. This day, at public sale,
the employment of Messrs. Harrington, lived, with a family 660 brls. red Smyrna Raisins, no part sold, 425. a
of six young children, in a house in Chapel-lane, the roof .
435. ; 2,100 drums Pulled Figs, good 50s. a 515.,
of which fell in, with a tremendous crash, between five and
flats 40s. ; 1,000 drums Sultana Raisins 755. a 80s.
six o'clock on the aforementioned morning. The man,
At another sale 49 butts 12 carroteels Currants,
who is of religions habits, and bears a good character,
statts ti ;ht for three or four nights previous to the accident partly damaged, 85s. a 88s. ; Prunes 555. a 58s,
he got little sleep, and when he did fall asleep be soon INPIQCO.—It is now ascertained •that the India
awoke from turbulent dreams. That on the night of Tues.- House Sale cannot exceed 5,900 chests, and the
day he felt his fears increased on going to bed, and in the probable estimate is 5,400 chests. The market is
course of it he !r.came so touch agitated that he got up, without change ; several sales are reported at 4d.
dressed himself, raised his wife and children, and helping per lb. premium on the late sale.
on the clothes of the younger, and luirrying the older. ones, HOPS.—In Hops there are very few purchases
Orced them out of the house; on turning back a iew paces lately reported ; no alteration in the prices can be
to 4os the door, which he had neglected to do on leaving
it, and while lie held the latch in his hand, lie heard the
Mated.
it, PRovistoNs.--The e is no variation in
ta!ed.
timber giving way; and in a moment the whole roof fell in .. . , . . T.
with a frightful crash !On examining the give at day? 4ish i rollmops worth reporting,---The arrivals of
light, the walls only remained standing—the roof had fallen lintter last week, 15,767 firkins from Ireland, r 2 ,122
130 completely in, that, had it not pleased the All-Bountiful casks Foreign, Arrivals of Bacon, 4,568 bales.
to wain the man of the calamity, every soul in the cabin ; CoTToN.---The Cotton Market continues steady.
would have been tilled by the collision, and buried in the The sales for the week ending last night are incen-
ruins. To strengthen ttie ce4ainty of this marvellous siderable--750 Swats at 3-1,-d. a 4,1 d. ; 150 Per-
affair, and to rendr the account of it mere ay/Ply impos- pains at 71(1. a 7-0.; 30 Carriacou. at 71d.
ing, it is proper to mention that the house underwent a R4cE.-7-In Rice there is no alteration; the sales
thor;;Ligh repair a very short time before; and judging
are quite inconsiderable.
from appearanc.;, either inside or out, no one could have
TEA.--The declaration of the Tea Sale was made
haul the most distant apprehension of the occurrence ; the
uyaenatristypasotf ; Cito:vigi
will
uhatvleecalafraevdt its
thanveekfor several ears man himself says he had no cause whatever to expect the
like, and attributes their deliverance to God alone.--Netory
Telepraph. able effect on the prices. The other descriptions
last
less
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EXETER MA
Beef (score) 9s. 0(1.104. fxl.
Mutton (lb) 0 5 —.O 61
Veal and t.amb 0 s—o 6
P. rk 0 6—o 7
Gee4e (each) 4 0 —6 0
Ducks (coup e) 3 6—5 0
Fowis 3 o—l 0

KE I'S —Jan. 9.

Wheat (bustle.) 114.6 d. 12s 6d.
Barley • 5 0 —.5 6
Cats .3 6 —4
Beans
Butter (Ib) 1 I—l 3
Eggs (12) 0 o—l 0
Potatoes (pe..k) 0 o—o 10

GLASGOW MARKETS.
(From the Glasgow Herald of Monday.)

Our Raw SUGAR market opened with a consi-
derable degree of briskness on the 2d, and since
there has been a steady demand; the sales amount
to 1,215 hhds. and tees; latterly the prices of
Browns, which are in abundant supply, were rather
loWer ; Good Middling, which are very scarce, have
sold at a trifling advance, and Good have brought
full prices. The greater part of the quantity was
taken for the Sale.

The transactions in COFFEE are eo limited that
they are not worthy of remark.
Nothing whatever done in PIMENTO or GINGER.
The sales made in RUM are limited to a small lot
of Jamaicas at 3s. 6d, for 16 0. P. ; nothing done
in. Leewards.

GRAIN WHISKEY iS -dull; the sales, !about 80
puncheons, were made at 3s. 10d., and the buyers
are now offering 3s. 9d., which is likely to be ac-
cepted ; MALT WHISKEY very flat, at 4s. a 4s. 6d.
for 25 per cent. O.P. in bond.
Since our last there has been,a geod demand for
COTTON ; the sales amount to 2003 packages ;
prices, however, are barely-supported. The parti-
culars are, 37 Sea Island, 12id. a 14d.; 23 Stained
do., Bd. a 1 lid.; 735 Boweds, 6d. a 6-8-d. ; 308
Orleans, 6id. a Bd.; 75 Pernambuco, Bid. a Sid.;
366 Egyptian, 74d.a 81d.; 43 Demerara, 74d. a
81d.; 54 417 est Italia, 6d.; Surat, 41d. a 40.;
325 Damaged Upland, (by Auction), id. a 2/d.
The sales made in DYEWOODS are confined to 10
tons of Carthagena Fustic, at 6/. For Ashes there
have been several inquiries; the sales however have
been rather limited, owing, to the holders demand-
ing•higher prices. Email lots of New Pots have
been sold at 345.; Brand, 1827, at 335.; and 1826,
at 30s. ; New Pearls at 345. and Old at 335.
Nothing done in TOBACCO, and prices are without
alteration.

Y. C. TALLOW is selling in small parcels at
425. 6d. a 435. _ _ _

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FISH OILS are held firmly; Whale at 22/. lOs. a
23/.; at the latter price retail sales have been made;'
Pale Seal, 231. a 23/. 10s. ; and Cod, 22/. 109. a
231. per ttin,,old -measure.
Since our last the arrivals of GRAIN have been
moderate,. and chiefly Oats. A steady business
has been done in Wheat at better prices, and gene-
'ally within Is. per boll of the late highest rates.
The dealers purchased different qualities of Foreign
and Old Irish ; but their purchases were principally
confined to samples of New from the Farmers. For
prime Oats there has been a speculative demand at
fOrmee prices, while other descriptions. were forced
on the market, and a reduction of 3d. a 6d. sub-
mitted to in order to effect sales. In Malting Bar-
ley few sales are reported, but considerable parcels
of Foreign and other grinding qualities hare been
sold at a reduction of 6d. a ls. per boll. Beans and
Pease are very flat.