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London, England, 1827-04-11 00:00:00

HOME CIRCUIT.-SURREY, APRIL 9.

The Assizes ended to-day unexpectedly,
of several long causes being either referred to arbitration,
or otherwise disposed of without trial. in consequenca

THE KING V. SIX EDWIN BAYNTUN SANDTS.

This gentleman had been convicted at the last Assizes,
before Mr. Justice Holroyd, upon an indictment, on the
prosecution of Mr. Jones, the Marshal of the King's Bench
prison, for escaping from the rules of that prison. The
judgment was respited until the present Assizes, and now
on the motion of Mr. Gurney,
Mr. Justice LITTLEDA LE, after shortly stating the cir-
cumstances of the case, adjudged the defendant to pay to the
King a fine of 501., and that he should be committed to the
common gaol of this county, until the fine was paid.

Sir E. 13. Sande! entreated that he might remain in the
King's Bench prison until he could pay the fine, and not be
sent to the county gaol. . • .

Mr. Justice LITTLEDALE said be had no authority to
send the defendant to the King's Bench prison ; he must go
to the county gaol until the fine was paid.
The defendant not being in a condition to pay the fine
immediately, was taken into the gaoler's custody.
The only capital convicts left for execution were, Buckley
and Andrews, for coining.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S.—Aran 9.

The betting this day was of the same see-saw character
which has so long distinguished the Oaks and St. Leger.
For the former fresh changes have taken place, and an-
other filly has been brought from the rear, making one
spring from 85 to Ito2oto 1. It would be difficult to
say which is first favourite in the Odds, but it is evident
that in even betting between the leading fillies the Totte-
ridge filly has the call. Calypso is going as fast as she
well can ; it is said that she has been tried and found
wanting. The Shoveller filly is not so good a favourite
for the Riddlesworth as she was, it being thought that she
will not start ; another reason perhaps is, that it is thought
Glenartney will, as may be collected from the odds. Lord
Grosvenor's filly was backed for the Riddleswortb, keeping
with the middling favourites, who, it will be observed, are
all at long odds, owing, no doubt, to the belief that the
first favourite will start. Some alterations are to be no-
ticed in' the Derby; Tatler is going, and Defence coming.
Trumpeter is almost gone, but why it is difficult to say;
indeed it would be absurd to attempt to account for all
the changes in the odds at this interesting period, which
are as remarkable in the St. Leger as in the other Stakes.
At six o'clock the odds were as under :

RIDDLESWORTH.
si to 1 agst Glenartney 9 to 1 agst Shoveller (taken)
to I agst Cressida 12 to 1 agst Rhoda
8 to 1 agst Mameluke 40 to 1 agst Christmas
8 to 1 agst Equivoque 6 to 1 agst Ld. Grosvenor's 2
6 to 1 was laid several times agst Cressida and Shoveller.
DERBY,.

9 to 2 agst Glenartney
n to 1 agst Tatter
12 to 1 agst Defence
20 to 1 agst Catherine
20 to 1 agst Trumpeter
20 to 1 agst Espagnolle

21 to I apt Spondee (taken)
22 to 1 agst Ofrid
22 to 1 apt Mameluke
22 to 1 apt Gustavus
25 to I apt Protestant
35 to 1 apt Dahlia

MALTON CRAVEN MEETING, YORKSHIRE.
FRlDAY.—Sweepstakes of 30 sous. each, for two-yr-olds.
Half a mile.

Colonel King's br. f. Bessy Bedlam 1
Mr. W. Scott's b. c. Picturesque 2
Mr. Watt's ch. f. by Whisker
The Elst Riding Union Stakes of 5 soya. each. Two
miles. (1 0 subscribers. )
Mr. Teesdale's bl. c. Sweep
Mr. Barehead's br. h. Pindar
Mr. Gilbert's ch. b. by Paul
The Members' Plate of 501. for all ages. Heats, two miles.
Mr. Skipsey's b. h. Don Antonio 1 0 1
Mr. Butler's ch. c. Dragoman
Lord Queensberry's gr. c. Sillery • 0 2
Mr. Watson's br. c. Rough off the Needle 0 2 0
Sweepstakes of 20 sm, each, for three-yr-old fillies. Mile.
Mr. Morris's b. by Tiresias .............................. 1
Mr. T. Ligard's b. by The Laird ........................• 2
Lord Milton's oh. Oriana

A Maiden Plate of 50/. was won in two heats by Lord
Queensberry's Sillery, beating Mr. Ligard's Charley, Mr.
Wright's Sampson, Mr. Foljambe's br. f. by Filho, and
W. Fox's ch. e. by Cervantes.

ret49gs. ; 490 F guineas ;
Fait Helen,
SALE OF RACING STOCK.
The following Racing Stock was yesterday sold by Iklessrs,
zTaatirteers,
ia,yll :STI
iiiml,lyo,ubtyoPf azrteipsahnyta
, out
, of Jest,
the dam of Dandizette and Babel, 390 ; W.genkorb
Partisan, out of Srnolensko's darn, 53/. I ls. ; Longwz: by
ist's
dam, 525 gs. ; Straightwaist,24o gs. ; a brown colt, one
. ;
year old, brother to Longwaist, 535/. 108 Paradigni,
;
by Partisan, out of Bizarre, 190 ge. Chesnut filly, rising
one year, by Strephon, 311. 108. ; a black ditto, by Whale-
bone, out of Wegenkorby 531. I Is. ; a bay ditto, by Me-
morandum—Zaire, So/. 10s. ; a bay colt, by Little John,
, 270 fr,s. ;
out of Ally, a bay ditto, by Skim, out of Metre,
90 gs. ; a* grey ditto, brother to Dandizette, 290 gs. ;
y, Spondee, and in foal to Little
John, 4SO gs• Several others were bought in.
Metre, the darn of Prosody,

THE MARKETS.

(Front the New London Price Current of Friday.)

SUGAR—The Sugar Market last week became
very dull, and there was a general reduction of Is.
per cwt. in the prices ;
the soft grocery Sugars were
particularly heavy. The deliveries last week are
rather short of the corresponding one of last year,
the stock is now 150 casks more than 1826. The
Market this forenoon has been very heavy, the total
purchases are estimated at only 400 hhds. The Re-
fined Market last week gave way 6d. to ls. per cwt.
but there were still few transactions on account of
reduced stock.—Molasses were also a shade lower.
There has not been the slightest variation in the
Refined Market to-day, it is very heavy. Some
sales of Molasses haVe been reported at 245. On
Friday 4682 bags Mauritius, of an uncommon
strength, attracted much attention; we think them
much superior in grain to the general run of West
India Sugars ; they sold at the following prices :
Brown Dry 535. a ,555. ; Yellow Fair, 565. a 58s. ;
Strong 595. a 61s.—There were 306 chests of
Havannah Sugars, the whole were white; fair
quality 435. a 445., good 465. low :375. a 40s. 6d.
The ast India Sugars 371 bags, were the strong
grain Sugars we lately mentioned, they sold at 445. a
445. 6d. The inferior quantities of Mauritius Sugar
are ls. lower; the low Havannah cold also at re-
.dueed prices. This day by Public Sale, 106 casks
33arbadoes sold Is. a ls. 6d. lower, e3s.
a 715.;
;4275 mate Man* fine yellow 5914 loyOgq.a 45.;

516 chests good white Ilavannah 435. a 47s—taken
in, but chiefly disposed of afterwards at sale prices.
COFFEE.—The demand for Coffee last week was
:general and extensive, but it produced no advance in
the prices ; on the contrary the Market was rather
lower. Large parcels of St. Domingo sold ord. and
broken 335. 6d. a 445. 6d.; good ord. 451. a 455. 6d. ;
and fine ord. 465. There was only one small public
sale of Coffee this forenoon, 47 bags good ord.
Ceylon sold at 435. 6d.; no sales by private contract
are reported.

HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The accounts yes-
terday from St. Petersburgli were rather unfavoura-
ble for Tallow, the price had fallen to 98 rubles,
exchange a fraction below 10(1.; this Market was in
consequence heavy and lower yesterday morning, but
it has since recovered, owing to the very large deli-
veries for home consumption; last week 1,780 casks
were delivered out of our stock of 22,000 casks. In
Hemp there is little alteration. There is now little
St. Petersburgh or Riga Flax left on sale ; the sales
since our last are chiefly Archangel 331. to 361.
PRovistoNs.—The late arrivals of Foreign Pro-
visions, to which we have alluded, ha►e suspended
trade; the applications to prohibit these imports
remain without any answer.—ln Bacon there is little
alteration.—Butters have given way considerably.
COTTON.—The whole of the Cottons taken in at
the last East India sale have been taken off the
Market; we believe 4,800 bags, the prices have not
transpired ; the other purchases for the week ending
last night inclusive are inconsiderable. The ac-
counts from Manchester state there is a fair demand
for goods, but the prices still decline; from Glas-
gow the accounts are more' favourable, trade was
rather brisk at higher prices. At a late hour it
transpired, that of the large sale we have alluded to,
two-thirds are taken for export ; the prices are un-
derstood to be rather under the withdrawing prices
at the India House.—The total sales for thesweek
ending last night consist of-5,200 Surat 4id.a
170 Bowed 6-id. a 6f-,d.; 50 Bengal sd.
INDIGO.—The sale at the India House commenced
yesterday ; it consists of about 2,600 chests, of
which 664 chests sold the first day much about the
last prices, and about Gd. to 9d. per pound lower
than the previous prices by private contract. The
accounts from Calcutta, of the 27th of December►
mention the quantity, compared with the same
period the previous year, was 39,199 maunds less.
This day the Indigo has gone off with great brisk-
ness, fully recovering the depression of yesterday;
the prices of the ordinary, and middling in particular,
are Gd. a Is. Bd. higher than yesterday; several
marks are taken in for still higher prices, 1,584
chests out of 2,584 are now sold ; the currency of
the market is now nearly the same as the previous
rates of private contract.
OlLS.—There is little alteration to notice in the
demand or in the prices of Oil, except Sperm, which
at public sale last week went off at 631., and 64/. fair
quality.
Toßecco.—The sales for the week ending last
night inclusive are limited, consisting chiefly of lots
of 20 and 10 hhds. to the trade ; 40 ordinary Ma-
ryland for export at 4d., and 60 light leafy Tobacco
at 31d. to a manufacturer.
FRUIT.—In auk there is little alteration to no-
tice. Currants are held with more firmness.—The
stock of Red Smyrna Raisins is reduced to 1,200
barrels.

Rum, BRANDY, and HOLLAND9.-It was reported
last week, that the prices of English Gin would be
be forthwith advanced 9d. per gallon, but it bad no
effect on the Rum Market; small parcels of Leeward*
proofs, and 1 and 2 over, sold free on board about
2s. 5d., or rather a shade lower; a small lot of Lee-
wards for consumption at 2s. 3d. Fine Jamaica,
for home use, continues scarce and high ; several
small parcels of Brandy have been sold chiefly for
home consumption, at rather lower prices. The
late sales dr Geneva are 2s. Sd. At the Excise
sale about 15,000 gallons Geneva sold on an average
at 2s. sd.
TEAS.-The Tea Trade has become rather heavy,
the deliveries for home consumption have fallen off.
The Public Sale to-day consisted of Caper Tea for
export ; it is not allowed sale at the India House,
on account of the discovery some time ago of iron
dust adhering to the leaves.
HOPs.--The accounts from the Hop counties state
the plant is rapidly rising. The Hop Market 19
steady, there is rather more business doing.
SPICES, Sec.-By public Sale yesterday, by order
of the Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, on
account of the Ceylon Government :-Cinnamon,
912 bales, 152 chests, Ist quality, 300 bales; 6s. 7d.
a 6s. Bd.; about one-half sold. Second quality,
262 bales, ss. 7d. a ss. Sd. Third quality, 350
bales, only one lot sold 4s. 7d. The 152 chests 2s. a
ss. Pepper, 129 bags half heavy sold 3d. and
3d.; Oil of Cloves, 26 bottles, duty paid, 265. 6tl.
Also. White Pepper, 23 bags ordinary quality,
Is. Sd. a ls. 11'd. ; Saltpetre, 1200 bags, 21s. 6d. a
225.; Cassia Lignea, 662 chests good, 105 a. a 1075.;
Rice 150 bags middling white Bengal, 13s. 6d. a
145.; Cinnamon, 156 packages, Ist, ss. 10d. a 6s.
3d.; 2d, 4s. 9d. a ss. sd. ; Sago Pearl, 1535
packages taken in, good 15s. a 175.; Pepper, 426
bags, 31d. a 3 d. ; Nutmegs, 13 casks for export
only, good ungarbled 2s. 11d. ; Mace, 7 casks,
3s. Sd. a 4s. 4d.; Cloves, 11 bags, Is. 9d. a 2s. 2d.;
Sugar, 689 bags grey strong Mauritius 275. a 30s.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 9.-There has been a good
demand for Cotton to-day. at steady prices, and the
sales are estimated at 1500 bags.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat.
Per Quarter. s. to s.
53
Canterbury 52 ~,AB3
.„--
Horneastle---- 53 3')
5958
54 Spilsby 56
58
53

Barley.

S. to 9.
37
36 42
42 46
40 42
40 43
39 43
40 44
40 44

Oats.

s• to a.
28
28 37
33 44
32 43
28 35
33 3g
27 39
34 35
35 • 39

s. to 0.
38 44
53 65'7 5°
55 60
58 6° •
46 50
56 60
58 60

COTTON WOOL.
LIST OF IMPORTS AND RXPOICTS.

IMPO.

LTED.

!Same pc_
This rind last
Year. year.

ZXPORTED•

IPrevioul-
ly this
year.
-

Bags, &c. Bags, &c. Bags, ke. Bags, ba•
Liverpool 16i,721 116,648 `)67 5,959
London
Glasgow 15,320 4,686 90
Total exported in 1627 14,201.
COTTON WOOL—GLASGOW.
The sales during the week amounted to 1782 hales.
71 Sea Islands l2d. a 15d.
16 Ditto Stained 74d. a Od.
20 Saw-ginned Ditto
700 Bowed,
177 Orleans 6d. a 6.kcl
125 Egyptians
127 Demerara
sa a 8 '"
8 Ditto Inferior -
21 Surats *l4 V°.
BY AUCTION.
Ipl. a sd.
417 Orleans (damaged)
96
Imported from Savannah 9
Do.
1518
Do.
.
NDeemwe°rarricaa. ''''
---198'ZP" bales.

BIRTHS.
On the 9th inst., at Walthamstmv, Mrs. George Carr,
of a daughter.
The lady of William Hughes, Esq., 'Upper Ormond-
quay, Dublin, of a son, being her fifteenth child.

ARRIED.
On the sth inst.' ZVilliaru Peel, Esq., of Leghorn, to
Mary, daughter of Edmund Peel, Esq., of Church Bank,
in the County of Lancaster.