The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-11 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

; DOE V. LORD TxyNiram.
rd „ i:roportant cause, which is an action of ejectment,
a,;'4lch it is expected will occupy the Court several
'" Venially appointed for the 11th of January.
VASiIIER AND ANOTHER V. BISHOP. tot"e plaintiffs in this case are the assignees of mr.
Ind t,"11 agent, late of Craig's-court, Charing-cross,
poot "e defendant is a Lieutenant in the 43d Regiment of
It appeared at the time of Mr. Winton's bank-8
igPeteY that the defendant, who used to draw upon 1
117nit:41,edvance of his pay, had overdrawn his accounts
bat "'e Present action was therefore brought to recover
sum.
be
ha erjeant STORKS, for the defendant, admitted that.
“a'l overdrawn to the amount of I OW., and was Intl-
ingili:erdiet should go against him for that sum.
prO,e offer Was refused, and evidence was produced to
-4„the amount over drawn, after which the Jury re-
e4 a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages 117/.
d r' Sarjeant Wilde was unable to attend the Court to-
-IY, arising freia indisposition'

LONDON SESSIONS—(THIS DAY.)
The
heiti adjourned Sessions for the City of London were
Aid_this morning before Mr. Sergeant ARABIN and several
811 °ll2as Keen was indicted for an assault upon Sarah
pied on the 19th of November last. The trial occu-
ptoliteheentire morning, the details of which are unfit for
Otte
re atorter left. on• The Jury had not returned a verdict when
p
The
Sr th - Duchess of GLOUCESTER took her leave
Pa°44'e Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE (with whom her
) Highness had been staying on a, visit for some days
tetid" and came to town yesterday morning, from their
e,e in bushy Park; the Duke ef CLARENCE arcon,l-
Nch'. "is Royal sister. On their way to town tie
l'isit,,rs stopped at the King's Palace at Kensington, and
Rohe DuchKENT and the Princess SorA.—
, oug Het Roiss of m
Yal Highness afterwards proceeded to Gloucester
as by Paile-lane. The Duke of CLARENCE returned to
Park in the afternoon.
1 Iry
". LATE BARBAROUS MURDER NEAR
tUtriu:*---We are happy to learn that the revolting cir-
trate "ce, to which we alluded in our last, of the perpe-
4'4t a.of the atrocious murder of JOAN TURNER having
" one of her breasts, is not true. Her bead was
heO.Y severed from her body, but there were no particular
ct,,.l_les discovered on any part besides. Mr. CAINES,. thed
~,e7er, and a respectable Jury, assiduously investigated
3t' eirentiastance which could possibly throw
.light on
,Itsrr4,l:savetion, but in the absence of sufficient evidence. to
veedia-:' the committal of any individual, they returned
"n their third day of sitting, of Wilful 21furd.c,
quest.'" i°l>te person or persons unknown. After the in-
'ro,v- nteeting of the inhabitants of Chard was held in the
Tiiittelaet ali,when resolutions were entered into, and. a Coin-
di,cveorrned to use every means in their vowel fur the
the deed and punishment of the heartless perpetrator of
,reh,,eed•Y A
reward of .
100/ has been offered for his ap-
-4troe?,/:51"". Tbecorpse was interred en Saturday. The
the pl. (1N
-'d continues to excite undiminished interest in
Yet, Cee near which it was committed ; but no clue, as
toltiel4Wktirttenwt traced as to the person, or persons, by whom
perpetrated. The deceased was a native
el'urch, Dorset, —Dorset Chronicle.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE.

The supplies of Wheat, Barley, and Flour, this week
are tolerably good ; of Oats the arrivals continue small.
The Wheat trade reu a;ns much the same as reported on
Moni!ay !a=t. Barley for malting sells freely, other sorts
are dull at last Tiotation. Beans and Pease are unaltered.
Oats of good quality find buyers at rather higher prices,
but the demand for other descriptions is limited. The
Flour trade has no variation from our last report.

ARRIVALS.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. Flour.
English
Irish

Foreign

_:

150 Wis.

CITY MARKETS.-(TWO O'CLOCK.)

PLANTATION SCGARS.—The demand this week has
been 'very limited, and some of the soft brown and mid-
dling qualities have been sold on rather low terms, but the
strong refining and fine Grocery descriptions not being
pressed on the Market, maintain their prices; the Barba-
does:offered by public sale on Tuesday went off heavily,
but not generally at any material reduction in prices.
FOLEIGN SocAns.—There does not appear to have
been any sales made this week.

REFINED SCOARS are in less demand this week, the
buyers for the Continent having discontinued their pur-
chases, the lateness of the season preventing their making
any further shipments for the present; Low Lumps in
consequence have become rather more plentiful, and lower
prices have ken accepted, some parcels having been sold
as low as 705.. and 70s. 6d. ; of crashed also the sales
have been more limited, but the great scarcity of
the sort of goods suitable for making it (for the
Mediterranean, has prevented any material re-
duction, but the Refiners appear inclined to ac-
cept offers when they are made, and consequently
business can be done upon rather more favourable
terms; of fine Hamburg Loaves for the Doublo Refined
bounty's he stock- on hand is rather accumulating, and the
Refiners are rather pressing them on the Market, and
purchases could be made at the present moment, crashed
at 395. fid. a 40s. ; in the finer descriptions for the
gro-
cery trade also there is very little doing.
COFFEE.—OnIy one public sale has been brought for-
ward this week, consisting chiefly of the ordinary sorts of
Plantation, which went off without alteration; but a few
lots of the middling qualities (being ill demand for home
trade) brought Is. a 2s. advance.
FRUIT.—About 700 brls. of new red Smyrna Raisins
have been sold this week, but at 2s. lower prices than
were quoted last week; the importers on Monday last to
effect sales having accepted 415., at which price they now
continue on tap. In new Currants there is no alteration,
the trade continuing to take them as they are wanted at
705., but pick the finest parcels. The price of new Va-
lentia Raisins has been advanced to 48g., but none have
been taken off at present at that price. New Turkey
pulled Figs continue to be inquired after, but the finest
parcels have been nearly all taken out of the market. In
the finer descriptions of new Fruit there is only a limited
business doing.
Rust.—There is a good inquiry for Leewards, but not
much business has been done. Jamaicas are less in de-
mand. Prices as last quoted.

EAST INDIA TEA ALE.—This afternoon the Com-
pany's sale of Teas closed, and it may be fairly stated that
the declaration has been got through with more briskness
than for many sales past. Low Twankeys have gone off
Ad. per lb. cheaper ; the finer sorts are from 24. to 3d.
per lb. dearer. Low Ifysons hare gone off one penny
dearer, but the finer sorts are the same as last sale.

COTTON here and at Liverpool is less i❑ demand, but

prices are firm.
BALTIC Pannucc -The date from St. Petersburgh is
the 25th ult. There were 10 degrees of frost, and no
communication with Cronstadt. The Exchange was 10k,
and Tallow 90 to 92 rubles. Here Tallow is 355. 3d.
Clean Hemp, 455. to 465. The stack is 12,000 tons.
Flax St. Petersburgh, 355. to 365. per cwt.
Hors. -The trade is not brisk, except for choice bags,
which sell from 81. to 8/. 155. Kent Pockets are from
71. to Si. Bs. East Kents, 91. 9s. to 11/. I Is. Sussex,
6/. 15s. to 71. Yearling Pockets, 105 s. to 112 s. per
cwt. Prices are fu!l 60s. lower than expected, but the
poverty of the planters compel them to sell.
Otr.s.-There is a steady demand for all kinds of Oils.
Sperm is looking up as well as Turpentine, and from its
low price, speculations in it are indulged. Sperm, 711. ;
Greenland, 281. 10s. naked ; Southern, 32/. to 341. with
casks, per tun. Pale Rape, 43/. and Linseed, 281. per
tun. Pale Seal, 30/. ; Brown ditto, 28/. per tun. Cod
Oil, 281. 10s. per tun: Turpentine, 555. to 565. per cwt.