The Sun.
London, England, 1830-03-26 00:00:00

PRICE OP FUGAL

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made in the week ending March 23,
is 245. 4d. per cwt., exclusive of bite ditties of cuetomt.
paid or payable thereon on ►he importation thereof into
Great Britain.

M PERIAL PARLIAMENT

THIS EVENING.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

Several Bills were read a third time, and others for-
warded a stage.
MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS,

Sir ALEXANDER. GUANT brought up a copy of the rvi.
dence upon which the House of Commons passed the East
Retford Bill. Also, the minutes of evidence relative to

the Judicial Commission in Ireland, connected with the
cmduct of Sir Josiah Barrington.
Sir A. GRANT brought up the Indemnity Bill.
Lord ALTHORrE, Lord HANLEY, and Lord WILLIAM
POWLETT brought up several Private Bills.
The Marquis of SALISBURY moved that the evidence
on the East Retford Bill be presented. The Noble Lord
also gave notice that on the 20th of April he should move
the second reading of that Bill.
Lord KING presented a petition from Kiderminster
against the Corn Laws.
The Earl of LIMERICK presented a petition from a
Clergyman in Hants, prayitig for a removal- of• the disalnw
lities under which Jewish subjects labour.

The Earl of MALMESBUitY presented a petition from
the millers of the metropolis, praying for protection from
the importation of foreign corn.
Lord RADNOR presented a petition from Denbigh,
complaining of distress.
Aluskett's Divorce, and several other Bills went through
a Committee.

The Report on the Bill for Validating Marriages at
several Chapels in Berks, was brought up. Several
amendments proposed by the Bishop of LONDON, and ware
agreed to. Others, proposed by Lord HOLLAND were re.
jetted.
After some further discussion, the report was ordered
to be brought up and the Bill engrossed.
Adjourned to Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FCUR PER CENT. ANNUITIES.'

The House resolved it•e!f into a Committee on the Ft ur
per Cent. Annuities Reduction.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER went
into a detail of the intention of Government respecting
the reduction of the Four per Cents. He proposed to
give 1001. Three and a Half per Cent. Stock in Exehange
for 1001. stork of the present Four per Cents., and to
guarantee that the interest should not he redeemed for tea
years, and for those who dissented from this stock to raise
a new 701. stock at five per cent. not redeemable for 4$
years, by which measure a saving wool be effected of
778,0001. annually•

(LIFT BIMINI.)

IRISH ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

ENNISKILLEN, MAicir W.
SEDUCTION.—WLOUGULAN V. CROZIER.

This was an action to recover damages for tl
seduction of the plaintiff's daughter, a woman of no
very prepossessing appearance, about thirty years of
age. The intimacy between her and the defendant
first took place in a field ; it had continued for four
years, at the end of which, and not till then, did she
become pregnant. He was her suitor in order to
obtain her hand in marriage. The first intercourse,
she deposed, took place against her consent. Her
father never saw the defendant take liberties with
her. He looked upon the defendant as her future
husband. The defendant's father possessed about
eight acres of land.
F. Barton, Esq. was examined as to the moral
character of the plaintiff's family.
Cross-examined—Was chiefly in France ; attends
the Assizes as a Grand Juror ; he does not take his
standard of morality from the French beauties; he
cannot, although an occasional visitant of France,
speak as to the morality of the fair-haired hazel-
eyed French lasses; when a young man, perhaps he
could say more concerning his own countrywomen.
Judge VANDELEUR submitted the case to the
Jury, who returned a verdict for the plaintiff—
Damages, :35/.

There was a meeting of the London Literary
Union Club on Wednesday week, at which Thomas
CAMPBELL, Esq. presided. In the names already entered
OR the list are to be found—CAurnKLL, Score, ALLAN
CUNNINGHAM, and CROLY, amongst Poets;
NEWTON, PICKEUSGILL, and WISTMACOTT, amongst
artists ; and the authors of Pelham, Sydenham, Tre-
e
iP::c? tse TheA
ofn :flea n a ins°liHnugl iltr ant
hoev7en'al ailsmetsse;s Aonir'Onia'nClsot IN'oeNTE4hII.I
SGEIL, OWeN of Lanark, Drs. LARDNER, llENnEasors-,
and MEVRICK, Roscor, DISRAELI, THOMAS HOOD,
LOCKHART, DA NNES, MAKINNON, DT CACTI. BROOKF,
BASIL MoNTAcu, Prince de CIMITTILLI, Sir GEORGr.
STAUNTON, Sir GORE OITSELT, Sir F. FRIELING (the
" man of letters"), Sir ROBERT WILSON, and (a new
candidate) the Hero of Navarino, be passed by. There
are already nearly eight hundred members.

The Worcester Herald says—" The glove
manufacture continues to manifest improvement, and to a
degree beyond that it might be supposed to derive front
the mere impulse of the season. Some of the masters,
we learn, have at the present period, an amount of ordets
finding them employ for all their bands."