The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-03 00:00:00

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JULY 3. 1852.

India qualities have been in but little request since the
arrival of the overland mail at the beginning of the
week, but in numbers and qualities of Sue yarn, suit-
anie to the markeis of Rosta, a very fair business is
A
"aing% On the whole, the market is tolerably steady,
and prices firm. In cloth there is more business doing,
and for printing cloths especially there is a considerable
b'".n,.ss at full priee3. There is a demand generally for
cloths, with the exception of domestics, sufficient to carry
at
,nearly al!, if not the entire production of the looms,
and prices ai.e steady and without fluctuation.

COAL MAR SIET.—YESTVIDAT.
Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market :
Carr'B of
..... ... 14s Od Lam bton
Hartlepool' W. Hartley 133 61 Russell's Hetton
Loagridge,'sWHartley 14s Od Stewart's .. .......
New Tanfield
infieldi Moor ......... I2s Od Cassop
ranfield Moor Bates... 12s Od Hartlep00l
smith's W. Hartley .. 14s Od Kelloe
Aryizra ... ............... 133 9d Soutk Hartlepool 6d
Wall's End, &c. .11ornley
aarton
ileum Eden Main :h.:: ...... .
„.',l,s:keotd INlBixson's..slloledr.thsyar, fi,n,d..
. ................. 168 01! Cardiff ... ..... . ..... 21s 0,
amwe11.....-....... ...... . 16s OcilSidney'si Hartley ':'' 14i' o,i
...............__L__ ,

DANK OF ENGLAND;
(From fast night's 'Gazette. 1
A n Accopt, pursuant on the &c. 7th and gth of Victoria, cap. 32 for
....- the wok endipg on Sattulv, the 26th day of June, 1852.
TRBI3Z DIP JULTIILIDIT .. \-:-
Notesissue4....i. .. 35,187,175

Government debt 11,015,100
Othgt securities ....r 3,084,900
Gold coin andl*llon , 24553,800
Silver bullion " gi,375

I ;

‘. t 235.587,115

m A Cash 75
Dated the Ist dal 01July 1852.
BANgni, D ier.
Proprietors'capital.. 14,553,000
Rest •. .• •• •• 3,077,944
Public deposits Ow
eluding Exchequer,
Commissioners of
National Debt, Sav-
ings-banks, and Di-
1 596 079
vidend accouno• ).,.
12,834,028
Other deposits • • •• ••
Beven day and other
1,268,098

rxrAETBLEN T.

Government securi- .
ties (including Dead
Weight Annuity).. 13,874,526
Other securities •• 10,755,395
Notes ........ •• • • 14,244 620
Gold and silver coin.. 455,508

£39,330,049

I _
x'39.330,049
M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.

the Ist dal of July. 1852.

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by morning--dispatch.]
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America (by U.S.
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, N 14th of tau month 'Plymouth June 29
NN 2c1..0f August .•
.. Plymouth.. DA.tinttcoa(vovia
N 19th & 30th of mo.iDover .. June 18
Alexandria* • • .• •• "
M 9th of the month ,Southampt. June 16
Brazil .. • ••
, M,9th of the month 'Southampt. June 16
Belgium
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..•„ N Daily .. .. (Plymouth..
:: Daily
Buenos Ayres " ' 1)14d & 17th of month ,'Southampt. July 5
California(viaChatrel, N 15th of July .. )Plymouth .. June 29
N 2d of the month .. Plymouth.. June 29
N7th 17th27thor mo Dover .. July 10
Dllnovlyeh„ead
Constantinople* .• ••
~ M 2d& 17th of men. Southampt. July 5
Central America
. .. Nbfon., Wed., &Fri. Southampt. Tn. Th. Bat
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iiiN:edl7.thes.27kthsoaftmuro:DLoonvderon .... July 10
Chili
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.. ' . i‘f ;17th of the month Southampt. July 5
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1•17 15th of month Plymouth...
India (viaMarsaillee)
'June 29
Mauritius .. • • ••
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~ DI 20th of the month Bouthampt. June 28
Nfediterninean (via
Marseilles)
.. N Bth& 24th of month Dover .. July 17
Meu°.
.. ,„ 111 2d of the month.. Southampt. July 5
IDover July 10
Imneddiatt,evrriaanCe.oanfG.l:viaope
.. „ Id 9th of the month Southampt. 'June 16
Madeira •• 7th,l7th,l9th,27th
Naples's .... ..., .. N s&th3lostthho2fstmhoonftmho Dover .. ,July 2
Papal States* .. N stll 15th 25th of moi Dover .. July 2
M 7th 17th 27th of mo Southampt. July 6
Peninsular.. •• ''
Porn .... „ .. M 17th of the month Southampt. July 5
Tuscany* ..• •
N sth 15th 25th of mo Dover .. July 2
••
West Indies .• • • M 17th of the month Southampt. July 5
West Indies (except
Havanna & Nassau) M 2d of the month .. Southampt.
* The mails to those countries thus marked
(5) are conveyed b 3
French packet via Marseilles

Sonthampt. I
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GRAND REVIEW AT WO OLWICR.

WOOLWICH, JULY 2.—The whole of the troops
in the garrison off duty assembled in review
order at a quarter before ten o'clock A ar.
to-day, and proceeded to the common, where they
:iinA in -the following order-:--
_the,- 4,_qyal Horse Artillery, under Major Dirpirrac-the
right battalion of Foot Artilierly, under Lieut.-Colonel
Otway; the centre battalion, under Lieutenant-Colonel
Wilford; two 9-pounder field batteries, six guns in each,
gunners dismounted, of Major Shuttloworth's and Capt.
Adye's companies; the Royal Sappers and Minero,
under Captain Ross; the Royal Marines. under Lieut.-
Colonel Dawes; the left battalion of Foot Artillery,
under Lieutenant-Colonel Symons; and the light field
batteries, under Lieut.-Colonel Anderson; the whole
under the command of Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas
Downnaan, K C. 8., who was attended by Brigade-Major
Bingham, Captain Riddell, Deputy-Assistant Quarter-
master-General of Artillery, and several of the adjutants
of battalions.
Lieutenant-General Lord Hardinr,e, Master-General
of the Ordnance, and Major-General the Duke of Cam-
bridge, Lieutenant-General Sir Hew D. Ross, Deputy-
Adjutant-General of Artillery; Lieutenant-General
Lord Frederick Fitz2larence, Lieutenant-General Sir
Charles William Paisley, Major-General G. G. Lewis,
C. 8., Lieutenant-Governor of the Royal Military Aca-
demy; Major-General Fox, Colonel Blanshard, C. 8.,
and a brilliant staff, arrived on the common at precisely
.leven o'clock, and at the same time Said Pacha. the
Duke of Beaufort, Lord Adolphus Fitzelarence, Lord
Sidney, the Earl of Cardigan, and a number of the no-
bility and gentry from London and the neighbourhood
of the metropolis. Lady Harding°, and a great number
of the members of distinguished families, occupied po-
sitions near the flag-staff in open carriages, and there
were thousands of well-dressed spectators present to
witness the review.

Lord Hardinge, on arriving in front of the line, was
received with the usual salute, the whole of the bands
playing the National Anthem. The troops then broke
into open columns to the right, and marched past at
quick time, the Royal Horse Artillery and the light field
!,atteries at a trot, the Royal Horse Artillery changing
their front and returning at full gallop.

Daring the time the Royal. Horse Artillery were
trotting, and galloping past, the battalions of Foot Artil-
lery, the 9-pounder field batteries, and the Royal Sap-
pers and Minors and Royal Marines, took up a poEition
on the top of the high ground on the common, and on
the Horse Artillery and light field batteries joining the
line, the Royal Sappers and Miners and the two flank
companies of the Royal Marines were sent out as light
infantry or skirmishing parties, and on their firing, re-
peated as if against an enemy, and then retiring at full
speed, the troops of Royal Horse Artillery advanced to
check the advance of the enemy, which they did by a
rapid discharge of their guns, and afterwards pursued
and fired a number of rounds at the extreme north side
of the common, the skirmishers at the same time form-

iug squares to resist the supposed attack of cavalry in
another direction. The whole of the battalions and the
other companies of the Royal Marines then advanced
with the 9-pounder and light 6-pounder field bat-
teries, and commenced firing, which was continued
for a long time after the Horse Artillery had re-
turned and taken up their position on the right of
the line. The firing continued without intermis-
sion until the whole of the troops took up their ori-
ginal position on the high ground of the common; and
some idea may be formed of the period occupied in going
through the evolutions and firing, when it is stated that
40 rounds of ammunition were supplied to each gun oi
the Royal Horse Artillery, the 9-pounder and the 0.
pounder batteries, 20 rounds of blank cartridge to each
man of the Royal Sappers and Miners and Royal Ma-
rines, and 15 rounds to each man of the battalions of
Foot Artillery. At the conclusion of the firing the right
battalion of Foot advanced and charged bayonets.
The troops were subsequently drawn up in line across
the common, and the Master-General and the Duke of
Cambridge rode up to Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas
Downman, and the Master-General expressed his high
approbation of all he had witnessed during the review, as
it showed the efficient state of the whole of the troop, in
the garrison. The troops then again marched past at
quick time to barracks, the mortar and howitzer prac-
tice and the Repository exercises having
been
The Master-General, the Duke of Cambridge,npostponed
Pacha and the
numerous staff, Said , and a number of the
nobility and gentry who had been present, then pro-
ceeded to the mess-rooin, where they partook of an
to town in the afternoon.
elegant dejeuner, and returned

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A understand
THE INVER MURDER.---W., . ,_l7O, Fraser, for the
Fraser (respectively the
trial of Sarah Anderson or Fraser anJ
murder by poisoning of Wiliiirrdi)at Inver, in the month
Y, the 12th
husband and father of the accused?,
of Ssptember last, is fixed to takeeel d the second trial of
July. This is, it will be rerot . Leo
.Plreece, on Ronda
having been certified
the prisoners for the crime,rwherness (at which a Verdict of
from the spring circuit at I
ations, was returned) to the High
guilty, under certain reseztto
without continuation of diet, which
Court of Justiciary, buttid
by a majority, 14ullified the whole
omission, thejudges_he ~,,iscetrnani
10 of tin NMI 1490,9 M"