The Sun. — 1828-01-04 (London, England)

THE BLACKHEATH MURDER.---At the Maidstone Assizes yesterday,, the Grand Jury found a true bill against ELizAarrzt DALE, for the murder of her son at Blackheath. This miserable woman was, about a fortnight since, put to bed in the gaol, but is now sufficiently recovered to take her trial.  Out of 170 corps of yeomanry which existed in England, about 150 were disbanded on the 24th ult.-The remaining corps are those stationed in the manufac. tuning and mining districts.  We understand that a new telegraphic station is about to be established on the line from Liverpool to Holyhead, intermediate between the two stations of Golden Grove and Llysfaen, on the coast of Wales. On this pert of the coast there is a long level, where the fog accumulates, and frequently intercepts the communications ; but by taking some elevated point about midway between the abovenamed stations, there will be far less liability to the intervention of vapour._Liverpool Advertiser.  On Thursday morning the water began to make its appearance in the cellars at the northern part of Chichester, as it had already done" in the other quarters. The roads on the western and eastern extremities of the city, were at this time under water.—Brighton Gazette. As a proof of the vigour with which our:great staple manufacture of cotton is carried on, it is gratifying to find that the house consumption for the year 1827 has been considerably greater than in the two preceding years. In 1825, the average weekly consumption of raw cotton was 11,844 bags ; in 1826, 10,150 ; but in 1827, 13,478 bags. The low prices at which manufactured goods are ;old area considerable drawback as regards national wealth gram this source, but the increased consumption proves abundantly that Great Britain is still able to carry on a artiracce"..ful competition with the whole cif Europe in this  ~ .Co 'late resolutions passed by the Court of the city to Vie, for requiring wbolesale dealers within acted on, slur. !,11 their freedom, are beginning to be wards. In theateec. 'flaking no small stir in the different whoe of this week all the merchants in rNeceValibv 4 'me under that description, have bring with them thed,esi redknotwicesardiss the inquest of thew d, and to made to the Common et?: of __ their freedom. The report states l'fls4l by the committee appointed for that purpose, privilege of excluding persons not free of the City, froth. of custom, sebielltne dealing by wholesale, is good by way rtzeustom is pointed out by statutes made in the reign of breach of the custom is Pun-131141e by seizure and forfeitureUAlLD a, and that the disposed to resist of the goods. The merchants ,gym the privilege thus claimed by the therefore be brought to the test of IrPeration, which will 4 'Ol dttliliOn.  The sale at the India Honse in February is therefore expected to go off at even higher prices than the September sale. The importation of French manufactures is very limited at present. RUSSIAN PRODUCE remains the same; Tallow at from 375. 9d. to 38s. Flax has been imported freely last week. Hemp in demand, but Bristles (of which the delivery this week has been 32,195 lbs.) are heavy. The stock of Tallow about 38,000 casks.  COTTON ii7OOL.-- Me East India Company have Just declared for sale on the 25th of January, 4,773 bales. The demand for East India cotton for shipment continues brisk. Of other descriptions of cotton, the deliveries this week have been 147,008: lbs.—Egyptian is in good demand at the former prices. The general consumption is at present much greater than it was at this period last year.