The Sun.
London, England, 1839-03-01 00:00:00

CHANCERY COURT.-(THIS DO')

MUNDAY V. JOLLIFFE. ei d
The futtL,‘r z,,r;,,,.1-noub in I iS part-heard appeal, oecuP
his Lordship the whole mori:ing.

VICE-CHANCERY.-(THIS 1)A

WOODCROFT V CHEETHAM—INJUNCTION. rice
Mr. KNIGHT BRUCE applied in this case, upon I):
for all injunction to restrain the defendants from Ira%
selling, or using any machines, in imitation of the one Iva
vented by the plaintiff for the improvement of looms, alp
for which he had obtained a patent. The plaintiff was age e
leman residing at Manchester, and the defendants aidr,
fustian manufacturers, carrying on business at °IL
ham. From the statements of the Learned Counsebe
ii appeared that previous to the month of January, 1.838rio;
plaintiff invented a machine for the improvement of kie t
oy substituting what is called a new for the old TaPPet
plate, which funned the pattern. Formerly the TaPcfrl,
plate being in ore piece, when the pattern was change del
as neees,ary to take it away, break it up, and put en,e
in its place ; but that was obviated by the invention ofn'fi,
plaintiff, who by making the Tappet plate in compartelenie
enabled a great variety of patterns to be formed fr O f
one set of plates without . the trouble and expanse
continually breaking them up. The plaintiff, en
~.nee,
covering that the defendants were using reacal-d-i•
constructed upoia the principle of his invention, imree -ft
ately gave the notice of his intention to apply to the fie
for an injunction to restrain them from doing so. urrop
that notice being served on the defendants, an inyestigat:;
took place, which convinced them that they were j
;
vading the plaintiff's patent, and they now cense.' e's
that. an injunction should be granted against the
the terms of the motion, the plaintiff agreeing t°, Ste- p
all proceedings, unless the defendants should be,
fere with the injunction. The Learned CoffnaeLbs If
!loved that .Irlr. Jacobs was instructed, on the '''tlo
of the defendailts to say that they were satisfied thatifs
course they had adopted was an invasion of the Plaint!
patent, but that it had occurred through amisapprebeesie
His HONOUR granted the injunction- 0!
The VINE CHANCELLOR was occupied the remainder ed
the morning with hearing short causes, and unepr"
petitions.

MONEY and (. OMMERGIAL NE -

TWEL VE 0' CLO f C le
We have received Quebec papers to the 2901 do
nuary, one day later than the previous arrivals; tr.,70
not contain any further news of consequence. A'
quiet in the colonies.
From Halifax pliers- ree&ved to the 12th February;
ST. JOHN'S, NEW BRUNSWICK.—A new Bank is plod
posed to be established in the above city ; it is to be cacti
the Mechanics' Property Bank, and is to be condaqe. [lit
different principles from those already establishenott
outlines given in the prospectus are as follows: iberg
the Bank shall have for a capital 150,0001., with' carl
to increase it to 300,000/. ; that the Bank shall be
tYI
ducted on the Scotch principle.
•
THE WEATHER.—AThe cold was most severe alrl.og
too,
past week. The harbour is frozen over some d1,5„,0i11d
below George's Island, and for several days past To
sledges and crowds of persons have been passing be
the town and Dartmouth.
esfejl
Her Majesty's ship Inconstant has been Prey f if'
owing to the ice, from getting up to town. Part °f re
troops landed at Point Pleasant on Friday, and "I
mainder yesterday. 60
We have received New Brunswick Papers to tbekstei
February. They do not contain later news than
been already received from the Canadas.
We have received Picton Papers to Feb. 6. 00
of d PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND.— The Legislature ,p,
island was opened on the 22d. Mr. William Coope'fro
chosen Speaker, We make the following extract
Sir Charles Fitzroy's speech on the occasion :r-- . $1
Mr. President and Gentlemen of the Councll'gell
Speaker and Gentlemen of the Assembly,—l baYeatii4b.
pleasure in congratulating you on the abundance
,lic
prevails throughout the Colony in consequence Of t.,,P,,tef"
plentiful harvest, and on the effect it has had in 50,"
ally increasing the exports of agricultural produce. 051
The. Journal of Antwerp has been received of rester
date. The Council of Administration of the Belgiall of #
has given notice that they will pay a fourth dividend9lo
per cent. on their claims. There is no particulsr
in the above papers. sfit'
Consols, which closed yesterday at 93i for the AFe6,4°oe!
may be quoted at 93i Buyers, Money 93; Elfb 05!
Bills, 66 68; India Bonds, 6b 67; Bank B'oo,
6i; India, 2561 2571. -
et id'
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active is rathBil9'
proved, owing to the news from Spain, closed at
~1 16,
at present 191 1 ; Portuguese, 341 351 1 Tho i-okeli
Cents., 211 22; Belgian, 100,1 loli; Brazilian, 9't,
Scrip, li 21 prem. ; Colombian, 291 ; Mexics:: tic'
244; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 55} 4 ' per Cents., 1031
,i-.. C011°.,,
1
LIYER?OOL COTTON MARKET, FEB. 28.—Tb,ti,e JP
Market continues without alteration in prices. '.'"
were 3,000 bags, chiefly American.
PI(.I(7ES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 .—'" 'CP/ ~,,
Bank Stock 206 5 ; India Stock ............. .. 6/by
0 per Cent. lied. 93li y„ % Ditto Bonds... ....... ..... .. /
3 per Cent. Cons. s.t 3 South Sea Stook., ...........
.. ,
3!,2 per Cent — Old Annuities,.
..............., 2
Ditto Red. lOl rri li', New Ditto ~. ...... .."1%,
New i..t,4 per Cent loot, :ii 3 per Cent., Annuities, al Olj,d,
New 5 per Cent.
Exch. 11,,„ £l,OOO ... '6'l3- 63',0
Bank Long Annuities toexpire Ditto 5OO ..• AllP',o
lan. 5. 1860 - /4,
Oct. 10, 1859 14 15.-16 Di:au Commercial ...••• 's 6$
Jan. 3, 186. 14% Ditto Advertised ..• ••
~
Jan. 5, iSBO — Bank Stock for Account
..., illi April 5, 1880. - India Stock for Accetln" 01',.$
Jan. 5, 1870
Consols for Account,..Z.cilr,
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE ' /
Austrian Bonds
Peruvian Bonds .......... ..0.:
Belgian Bonds
102% iiii Ditto AccounL ..... os0", 0
Ditto Account
~ ........
Btazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres Bonds
Ditto Account
Ditto Acci,umt
............... /
Chilian Bonds
Prussian Aunt
...••••0,.. D tto Account
Russian Bonds, 1.132q..•': ... ,
Columbian Bonds 27U Dittri Account ............... j
Ditto Account
I I).cto Metallic ...... •••',,i, '1
Columbia. Boxuls, ISA
~,0
Ditto Account
Danish Bonds 76 IA % Ditto Bonds, 1834 l'ai.si7i,
Ditto Account — Ditto Account. •••'''",'/
Greek Bonds 1 French, 5 per cent. ....... ,l', 0' Ditto Bonds, 1825 — ' "----- 4 per cent. • ..'' 19_' 0,
Ditto Accotint
---- 3 per cunt , ...... 911),4
Mexican Bonds, 5 per Cent. --- Exchan'A .............
Ditto Account — Dutch, Ily, per cent. ••':.O tr,
Ditto, 6 per Cent Ditto Acco•ant ........ ' 0 "
Ditto Account ... .........
Neapolitan 101414 Ditto .i,ec00nt,.......bcP00,11
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE 01C1140 / 1
Brazilian Imperial .‘lining Co. (issued at laid.
101
Ditto Macl oiubas Cocaes 4J'i
...
Brighton Railway
9 40
London 01
LLontdlo and London
nn
and
SouthamptonßkwaiißailßTlway 17
Company 38/. 17s. A -0 o,Jichestor and Birmingham Railway - 15 •01
Northern and Eastern R.allway Company 155
9' lonian State Bank ...........
British North American Bank 2 4
London Joint Stock Bank
10 5
London and Westminster Bank 2O
National Provincial Bank, of England
Fro l°.
HALF-PASr _ ,
niogdorl
M th (.e Halifax Papers recei7.ted this nint- ea?)
Te a
.., _ri LATE STORM.—Every mail from the ,esstorioi
furnishes additional accounts 'of the destruction °4,o#
by the late rain storm. Th.e violent storm and btle 4 00.
on Saturday and Sunday night last so swelled
ase
and streams in various parts of the country, as to i,,.
tensive damage to bridges and private peopertY*
iod'
UPPER CANADA.
„a arlidll
His Excellency Sir George Arthur and s:o7arjr,i
here yesterday, Jan. 27, and visited the entire,
isii,`A`resss
on the frontier, and received some excellent n'oreev
St. Thomas and Sandwich. We understand he r
the '
this day to the Niagara frontier. lie
i 4.,
The Consol Market continues firm at 934—r alv count,
Exchequer
eesryi 9;3.11 Bills,d a
81
66 68;
nlonthd'i,angßdooinndgs: 65
ilio,
Stock,Exc
Money is rather in demand.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish is a shadel°B(cere".;
in the morning, 191; Portuguese 35-1 ; Three-Per.pfe,il;l
21-R-
.i-; Belgian 101 ; Brazilian, 80i ; Scrip, 40.2"
Colombian. 29,-1 ; Dutch Tvvo-and-a-Half per Cents
Five per Cents.,lo3t. net'
THRRR 0 '.-/--
cit..,
Consols far the Account, 931.

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POsT-MonrEm ExAM1NAT10.........
NS.-ofVoit
course of an inquest held yest"....tday on the bodYtoctir,
which was found dead in i'tst bed, Mr. Wilkie,' 5 i fled
in every instance of sudden death in France a P6cor
examina,ion of the body, and an analysis of tn°
of the Qtomach took place.
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PATENT LEVER WAi 1, 6
0- 0
Price, at T. COX SAVORY'S, 47, Corn,ll3 f 6
SILVER CASES. 16 16
With double-bottom eases
With hunting 0
cases . ...... . ...... 19 "
GOLD CASES. 014 il
Size for ladies, with elegant gold dial.
................. • 14 ott
Size for gentlemen, with enamel di-,:i
.............. 00 Ate'
This celebrated construction (the most accura''firiee'oell:
a watch can be made)
the latest improvements ,
jewelled in four hol:es,
is no's offered at the aho°BB;„esttr
i. e., the detached, el F-tif
and maintaining reower toc
T. COX SAVORY, eft),
Working Silversmith Goldsmith, and Watchmaker:ore
caopnpteidnuahganodingtewhmilserevrinjog
cArp,
hill, Lor.iton (Seven Doors from Gracechurell
~ of
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BIRTHS.
olcVsti I'l
On the 23d ult., the wife of the Rev. Mord 0
ii,ifs
Ramsgate, of a son. . Os , I
On the 6th ult., at Lydney-on Severn, Antelist• 0
A. H. Loughnan. Esq., of a son, who died on the Plots, ei
On the 25th ult., at Camberwell, Mrs- T. ell
as
daughter.
wi
On the 26th ult., at Great Witchingltsn, Nerfo" lier'
of the Rev. William Howard, of a ior.
On the 27th ult., the lady of Charles- Ridge' Esq"Ml' 1
Chichester, of a son, f th' 1
n........ 7., On the 27th ult., at Statfoid Vicarage, the vo
A. W. Chatfield, of a daughter. .1

On the 27th nit. ,
f Ole
MA RRIED.
Great Harwood, Bucks, to Elizabeth only child
,1° .69:1
James Castleden, Dissenting Minister '. /4 pstoa— to ,---.ol' ,
or am 11
R'sq., 1 ‘
On the 28th ult., Richard BromeD bry Ile
e a ' colo
at Hampstead Church, 1%.r. f the
bath Letitia, youngest daughter of Lieutenant- , Plil: 1
combe, C.D. I, ot,
BloonObt:r Wood
On the 28th nit., at St. George's,
only son of Richard Francklin, of Montagu.'
, P„lf,eteer °f /
:Rum Esq., t• Frances Barbara, youngest °auto,
........,,,
Edgell, Esq., of Cadogan-place, Chelsea.