The Sun. — 1808-03-21 (London, England)

OPER-A. ZIOUCL DISVUTES.  The CHANCELL:OIt. .1010 Wail to nave given jytd,.. mint this day to the-Opera cause, said his time been so much occupied sinc.e the case was last :•r-gued, that he had not-found sotheiot leisure to read over the documentataspon, which alone he could tkcide the iid,hts of the ; but between dm an Manday 'morning he should probably find that Lti• sure, titic3 inform would then ,the. Court of what his .mind suggested on the subjed, Some ,„written" iiropthitions made by Mr, Taylor, the Manager in possession, Vete submitted to ilia Counsel on the other side-44 their perusal, and-afterwards handed up to his Lordship. . .:.The caseexcites ticommoti interest, and every morning that it is ecpe6t& ;o co:Au on, the Court is crowded before ten o'cloc'4.  The'following are some it:rt!);t: particulirs of the daring robbery which we tiotic,•if ou Sa►turday Saturday morning, about half past three o'clock, the range of Offices in the gallery. over ' the. Royal Exchange were discovered; by the watchman going his round, tobebroken open. On examining moie closely he perceived, that not one of the Ottives.in that part of the budding escaped' the yioleot hanea of the dating obtrude --Some- of the doors had been wrenched open- with craws; or other burglarious implements;: othert; tiTie foused r 'tying (Theo, without. Any..apparent marks of Violence, the locks having been very ingeuiockly [licked, - in this state she premises remained till ati,advauceci hour in the morning, when the.alarin was given to their respec-. Live proprietors,, who immediately commanded an examMation of the amount of. lois,. it any, they had sustained. The Merchant- Seaman's. Office Was  breken 'opzi; but fortunately. the Vilisies found , plunder; 7001. w)ich had .been set tipart from the , fund for a pay-i lent that morning to the Seamen's Widows; esc:Ted theirliands, -by thc•impregnablo strength of the iron' clist'in 'whieh.it was contained. Mr.• Chapmari'spitiee SLITC:fI a stmilir fate, from which v. as taken two Ticket' in the present Lottery. Mr. Hodg:s lo,t from .In, Oitie4 two .pieces of Irish. cloth. Mr. Vv.alin'iby's prvmises %ere also brotr4zni,open, found.nothin4 that they er,...d,.1 (,14y haunch Of Mutton, 41.0.: Itung up turthis • man 'S. *Sunday dinner, fOituua,,ely rit!. vages. The thieviiitSo'breke, open tie s:rot; .ruaso• chest in the counting-house :of Mr. Secretati, strewed all the papers abow the room', and lett behind them. marks of indecener.:: Mr. Sundt lo,t about 401, in caof; and '7'64 in bills.' .r.lessrs. Rivers and .Angersiciu lost .abont. 901. in tn,iney. Mr. , Parish, lost about 401. amongst which was a: draft for•sl. which the villains contrived t ► get paid on Saturdarbefore the draft Gould hb ..topped. The River 'Dee Office was likewise broke •open, bate nothing stolen. In short, every otti'ee. rtivio4 the place was broker open. The. Royal :Exchange, and Lloyd's being very well watched, and sOO13' • ned to be known by the ',:thiets, they:did 110 L. • attempt.. •An attempt to bi:eak opeu the 124.4 k) Exchange Assurance ()Mee was made, but the villains here failed.—No clue whatever WaS left tr lead to the depredators':, every exertion Is. Set- on foot- by the Lord Mayor to trace the bring them to punishment. A shocking suicide was committed, on Frido, night, n Seyrnonr-street, by a young'Orlicer, tenant in a Regiment'or liox„who cut his tino:n a water.eloset. The young .geittlentln had been married only three weeks; and when he doniMittel the rash at he had a selett party to supper at his house, whom he clandeStihely left to accomplish his purpOse. A curious instrument has been invented by Dr, tozioni, of Frankfort, the objea of which is to afford an Inspeolititt' of the interior of wounds, and parts of tho.hunitut,bodY,.gtlol.l as the ccsopliwgns, the uterus, &c. §aturday, at Marlborough-street, a' toll.taker, West-gate, Battle-brOv„,4 the name of Pitcher, was fined'4os, and costs, for extorting gd. from a traveller. It apperir€d ;the Complainant had paid .at a gate whieh cleared West-gate, and: received g ticket, but although he.produced it, the Defendant persisted in the extertion;which was paid.So i Ame ' 0rk616,1 lier Ss throughnu'eh hurt at inSa of an engine boy, about fourteen .yetis of 'age, who, in taising them ,from.:the pit, perrn'n(d the machinery to draw them over the puller. , From, apprehension of , punishment, h ithmediately :ab sconded, and did not return till the.eveiiii,L,;, v.oien he enquired of the persons at the pit !Mid if .01 the colliers were mortally wounded ; he wils in Col. mai they were not, but that he might depend tipOn being sent to Shrewsbnry gaol, as t 1 puni,lnnent fur his inatteirtion; on hearing this, the youth instant.1y jumped into the pit, up war,is of too yards deep, and was dashed to pieces.  SMITHFIELD MARK ET, hIAXCH it.  TWIS° day's market was amply sappliect,with prime Beasts, end the spew o$ Cattle in tither respws.was very grixt ; Beef, M t tom, Pork, .and Veal' are dearer than our last reivort, the iratie in general was pretty brisk. - 'the sales in the Flaynlatket. mitre 'rather ; Hay has fallen in price sii.ce market ; Straw rind Clover fetched zt betierWe subjnin;tin accurate statement (4 thepoc.:o and numbers  . , .. To strut lire pin) per sumo of Sib.' Beef 4s, ed. ru is. od:'-Niuttoti .is. rAI. to 53. ad - Veal 6s. od. to 7s. ad.-I-APO:I4Ss. od. to o. od.-:Pori: L., s. cd. to 6s. 6d..•:, , - • , ~ „ (3 Beasts' 2270.—5tieeN.x.4476 ‘;,-.-Colves, ()6, -.:-lii& v; i, ~ 1-lay 41. tu*. to 61, 6s ed. --1-71017e1 51. 1 is. cid. iv 71. 7s. od.- Straw, 21. *as. mi. IQ3I, GS. Cl.