Star.
London, England, 1830-07-02 00:00:00

SUGAR DL TIES.

PROSECUTION OF IKEY SOLOMON'S.

It is now determined that Solomon. will be put on his trial
at the approaching Old Bailey Sessions, which commence on
Thursday next.
Lea, the officer of Lambeth-street, has, under the direction of
Mr. Hardwick, the committing magistrate, taken out subpcenas for
the different prosecutors and witnesses who had been bound over on
the commitment of Solomons, end will serve them on the parties, so
as to ensure their attendance on the trial.
Yesterday Mr. Strachan, of the firm of M'Cabe and Straehan,
the respectable watchmakers in Cornhill, through whose praise.
worthy perseverance Solomon. has been brought to justice,
waited on Mr. Hardwick, at Lambeth-street-office, and had a
lengthened interview with that magistrate on the subject of the
prosecution. It may be recollected that, about twelve months pre-
vious to the apprehension of Solomons, the warehouse of Messrs.
Bl'Cabe and Strachan was broken into, and plundered of watches
amounting in value to about 2001. Somei time after die robbery, the
km obtained a warrant to search the house of Solomons, in Bell.
large, Spitalfields, for the stolen property, and on the execution of that
warrant, several of the movements of the stolen watches, put into
different cues, were found in his possession; but Ikey, though in
the house when the discovery was made, contrived to effect his es.
cape from the two officers who were intrusted with the cxecu.
tion of the warrant, and it was not until nine months after.
wards that he was apprehended in the neighbourhood of the New
North-road, Islington, by Lea, with about 5001. worth of property,
consisting of watches, jewellery, and cash, on his person. Duda
this exile, an offer had been made to Messrs. 111'Cabe and Su
by Solomons, through the agency of a person then holding a
and responsible situation under the Middlesex magistrates, of
on condition that they would relinquish the prosecution (which
the only one then against him.) They, however, and ten.
fused to. listen to any such proposition, and to this spirited alens'
is owing, as we have before stated, the fact of Solomoos
brought to justice, and the enormities of his practice brought
the public.

The following extracts respecting
Markets on the Continent, are of great '
- 8 rETTIN, JUNE 16,-.BusitNIII 1
fair, that yesterday, which was only the .
wool was disposed of. The rainy weather
vourable, both to buyers and sellers, and '
as many sellers had hoped ; in general,
of the value of 30 to 50 dollars were ps
those from 50 to 80 dollars, for 10 per
—The quantity of all the wool brought
about 19,000 cwt. There were numerous
mans and English. The latter, however,
middling sorts of wool. The supply war'
not speculators bought up the coarser
before the fair, part of which did not k
not think that these people will find their
led away by false reports, they gave ?*
LEIPOIG, JuNt 19.—We are
great quantities of cotton which daily
on the say to Chanwita and into V
proof of the great activity of the Saxon
standing all the Astoria to Importation
countries.—Nstrodure Cernspewlenl, .r

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-.
Our supplies of Grain to-day are considerable,
'of which we have a large quantity. The
but few samples of any sort have been
in the prices generally.
Wheat, Kent & Essex . 68s 76s Peas, Grey . 35s 37
Suffolk, . 661 744 Beans, Small . 3854
Norfolk (Red), . 64s his lick 341
Rye . . 50s 341 ' Oats, Potatoe 27. 31
Barley, 26s 30s— Fine 32s Us; Poland . 2.5 s 2ss
Malt . —I —s I Feed . 22s 248
, Peas, White . 361 40s ; Flour, per sack, 60s 68/
1 Boilers . tos 14s Rapeseed 261. 281. per lass.
IMPORT/1710M MCI 3110111 DAY.
Wisest, English (qrs.) . 3,080 Batley, Foreign .
Foreign . 5.200 ' Oats, English .
Irish —I Foreign .
450 lrish
. —4 Flour (seeks)

Barley, Engll.b
!rids .

ling the Wool and Cott"
at interest to commercial men
s has been so brisk at our
the second day, almost all
ether on the first day was
and the prices were not as
al, we may assume that
e paid at last year's prices,
per cent. lower than last
brought to the fair may
nerous purchasers, both Ge..
owever, chiefly purchased
would have been greater h
rr wools in Upper Pomeran
of come to the fair. We
heir account in this, as beirt
disproportionately high price;
Eire quite astonished at the
come hither from Hamburg
roightland. This is the
axon manufactories, notes
nation into the neighbouring
end, June 23.
LIE-LANE, JOLT 2.
onsiderabhe particv.larly Oats,'
The market Is extremely dull,
I sold, and there is no &heretic.