The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-18 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-TIIIS

RATE.
The CHAutmANTar, on taking his seat, said he bad to coal'
plain or ila4) negligence of several of the overseers and other
parish officerg who had not sent in their returns of the
rental of their several parishes, as they were required
do by Act of Parliament. These returns were ordered to
be handed in to the Court on the first day of the Prese%
Session ; yet on that, the third day of the Session, in
talet
were, no less than seven parishes who had not sent 10
required returns, and the necessary consequence was 613
it was impossible for the Bench to make a eounty•rate.
HALL said it frequently happened that the offi
the
cers
of one parish delayed making the return until those of
adjoining parish had done so. In his opinion it wa
dwi w velli
important that all parish officers should he acquainte
the fact that the Court would make no distinction between
the different parishes. All must obey the law, and
bring
in their returns on the first day of the Session.
The CHAIRMAN said the Overseers and Churchwardens
9f all the contumacious parishes had rendered themselves
liable to a fine of 1001. by their neglect. He would
would
pose not to inflict the whole of the penalty. Ile
propose that the Court should put on a fine of 101. t.
tile Overseers and Churchwardens of the parishes of
Marylebone, Islington, Finchley, Ratcliffe, Acton, g3nlP-
ton and Hendon.
Mr. HALL said, with respect to the parish of Henan' it
ought to be borne in mind that the officers neglected last yei',
to send in their returns. In his opinion the penalty OP°
the officers of that parish ought to be 301.
The CHAIRMAN then put the question as above, which
was agreed to ; as was also the suggestion of Mr.
The officer of the Court was directed to send notice I°
the above effect, and ti,:q the fines would be most strirroW etlY
enforced, unless the returns were sent in by to-mo,
at ten• o'clock. and
The Court then disposed of s,Naie trifling eases' a
adjourned. •

THE MARKETs-(THIS V. 2

CORN EXCHANGE.
There are moderaic arrivals of all descriptions of 6,r i'?t
this week, and a midciling return of Flour. The 1,87" en-d
trade remains as reported on Monday. Barley, 13eans, °the
Pease have met a slack demand at last quotations.unvari In .ed.
Oat trade little is doing to-day, and thc rates are
Flour finds a heavy sale this week.
I VALS.
Wheat. I Barley.
English
Irish
Foreign

Oats.
1,1190 qrs.
1,400

_
1.2k1;11r.;05.
~.5

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS D

DEAL, OCT. 17.—Wind W. S.W.—Arrived the x',.,-1,
Charles, Spencer, from Laguna; Tapley, Milroy, from
cutta, and sailed for the River. Came own from the Riper,_,
and sailed, Planter, Manners, for Sierra Leone ; Clara, I",,eJt
ted, for Jamaica; Undaunted, Bore, for Jamaica ; Sinn°, 'B7:,
lor, Slader, for Jamaica ; Siam, Beadle, for Sidney ; .r"aftts,
Patterson, for the Mauritius; Clifton, Robbins, for St. I('
The Lord Goderich, Smith, for South Australia, remabr. the
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 17.—Wind W. N. W. —Arrive-
Lion, Tode, from Memel. e, iza-
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 16.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the 'icas..
beth, Dunning, from St. Sebastian. Sailed, the Upton
tie, Williams, for the Cape of Good Hope.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 16.—Variable light breezes.
LI
CME, CT. .—Arri the Iris, Elder, from St. Jabn'
New 1117insO
vvick 15 ;
Belmont,ved Force, from Quebec ; Roger,
Stewart, Ker, from Bay Chaleur. •P 081
PETERHEAD, OCT. 14.—Arrived the Traveller, SO
from Davis Straits, V7lth 3 fish. Parker'
ABERDEEN, OCT. 15.-,Arrived the Bon Accord,
e cis.
from Davis Straits, with 4 C!'ll, 55 tons. Off port, th
ived
rendon, 5 fish, 90 tuns.
ABERDEEN, OCT. 15.—The Bon Accord, Parker, arroe
here from Davis Straits ; left the ice on the 24th tilt. only
fishing had been bad, the whole of the vessels having N°77 whales amongst them, supposed about 800 tons oil.
losses reported. Meleg:,
SWANAGE, OCT. 15.—Arrived Resolution, Carter, e- _.,d
DUBLIN, OCT. 16.—Arrived the Brancher, Flegart' t:t"b,
Kent, Nichol, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Elizab
Hiddle, from Leghorn ; and Margaret (S.), from Loncle6o,
ALDBOROUGH, OCT. 16.—Arrived off port, the Corti')
line, from St. Petersburg. eater'
DEVONPORT, Oc r. 14.—Serious apprehensions aro ie
tained for the safety of the Silurian, Wyatt, which sailed Is,
Dantzic for London, in company with the William leg
18th ult., and parted from her the day afterwards in a fell-•
lietia to
The Sea Horse, Taylor, supposed from Mania°ie to
Dublin, was wrecked
on one of theAnelote Keys, prev
sth ult.
AVIS STRAITS FISHERY. ~."..ad,
Peter
Extract ofD a letter' from the agent to Lloyds at
dated the 4th inst. : . e three
The Traveller, Simpson, from Davis' Straits, Wit" e co°'
fish, arrived here to-day, bringing the disastroa aeon ntj- the
tained in the annexed list. The Traveller left the ice o 8 nt or
21st ult., and reports some of the vessels having left
about the same time. i bed
The Hecla, Stewart, of Kirkaldy is the only wel --6 s n
"ce
ship. The master made a dash through' the ice betweertbe
floes, at great hazard, and made his fishing. Noue 0-
other vessels got through for a considerable time. d ilar-
Hull.—Comet, Martin, clear 21st September ; ali-
mony, Willis, ditto.
Whitby.—Camden, Armstrong, clear 21st September 10.4
Newcastle.—Lady Jane, Lisk, clear 21st September
.
Lord Gambier, Warham, 7 fish, clear 21st September. , f,
Burntisland.— Undaunted, Guthrie, 3 fish, clear 21stn,.?egd,
Kirkaldy.—Caledonia, Kinnear, 3 fish; Chieftain, Todd,
2 fish ; Earl Percy, Stoddart ; Hecla, Stewart, 23 fish;
Regalia, Elder, 2 fish—all clear 21st September.
and - A AO,
Leith.—Clarendon, Kerr, 5 fish; and William
2 fish, August.
Bo'ness.—Alfred, Walker, clear 21st September. t net
Aberdeen.—Bon Accord, ll
Parker, 4 fish ; and 144-
Penny, 2 fish, clear 21st September.
Montrose.—Monarch, Burn, 1 fish, clear 21st Septembersre,
Peterhead.—Eleanor, Anderson, and Joseph Green, 0
lun, 3 fish ; Perseverance, Ogston, 2 ; Resolution, °egg'
and Superior, Manson, clear 21st September. „ ,isoo,
Dundee.—Alexander, Cameron, 3 fish , Dorothy, Pail. 0 11
3T;hoEmbaosr,,4C; Liming, 1 ; Friendship, Sturrock, I ' ... rte:
Heroine, Welch, 2 ; and Princess dharl°t
Adamson, 1, all clear 21st September.

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
CITY, TWELVE O'CLO
C The
There is a great dearth of intelligence this morning. Cow
only news of importance from Paris is the taking of city
stantine by the French army. By score persons in the to
this information is doubted ; but we Love every reaso;oit
believe it to be correct. The Bey had left his cap
which, we believe, capitulated on the 9th inst,:nt. is
The failure which we announced yesterday, of 3 hovuse
n(l5.
the Russian trade, caused a heaviness in the British 11C,
Consols, which closed at 92,!- for Money, and for the 'the
count at 92i ;1. opened this morning at 924, sellers fe.Rrank
Account ; Exchequer Bills, 50 ; Bonds, ;'-
Sto, 209 i.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active closed at
with Coupons—without, 194-a 1 and opened at `2.°4tlie
Coupons ; Portuguese closed. 38 to 381, and 030'4. Per
same ; Three per Cents., ')51; Dutch Two-and-a-Ha"
Cents., 5;31; Colombian, 261 ; Mexican, 281. ft"
We understand that, in c9nsequence of the death 0 his
Queen of the Netherlands, his Majesty will not delive:the
usual address ; but will forward a message, annow76ll L 0
death of the Queen, and the expose of the State °
made by the Premier on a future day. .la.
HALF-PAS °
art of
Consols have rather improved since the eadv Pottot,
the morning, when they were 92t1 92:1 for theAc,ll;
at present may be quoted 92.1, buyers, MoneY ;
Exchequer Bills, 50 52 prom. ; India Bonds, 52 54.
Bank Stock, 2081 2091. 4, nisi'
In the Foreign Mark& very little doing.
ri,n3e per
Active, 201, with Coupons ; Portuguese, 381; I,l"rif
Cents., 25 ; Mexican, 28a • Dutch Tw-and-a-115
4 1
Cents., 5314 fa. nel('
THREE

Consols for the Account, 92i.
- „ 16.
LIVERPOOL COTTON-MARKET, kIC.-, • Cott-.,
:
There has only been a moderate busincss done in 1101
to-day. The sales amount to about 2,5G0 bags' la,' 9°.
any change in the prices of yesterday • 100 peraf's4cl• '
to 90.; a few Maranhams, 80 ; 900.Surats,31d*Wt 14
the rest American, from sid. to 71d. The sales Yese
are, variously estimated at from 5,000 to 8.000 bags' oil!'
bWeruZnCotliaVilßocwila OFt SCOTLAND COMMISSI-ithotlt
;:gle opportuTutrytetoousPaasnlirbtilioggil;rsl:
Faring our humble testimony to the ,;,..
disposition of the gentlemen (Robert Stewatt, .:kieoellte;
of Ardvorlich, W.S., and William Dauney, Es-q.s. 20,::,,
engaged in this inquiry, and the strict impartioligt7o 0.
rom both parties
all, along displayed. r (Church he Ole
Dissenters) we have heard only one opinion laud°"g-teorY/:
duct of the Commisaioners, and that is Wetly ,v
Aberdeen Herald. 4.Q leithe
MARCH OP ORTHOGRAPHY. The —lin t.',
specimen of the march of orthographical seiena,e lora':
nineteenth century is a literal copy of an original race'
now in possession of Mr. Brocksopp, a wholesale froo at
uretiltwaialerrk4wtheiacsb:—." Sir, poles to send 0° ''
r 3
41. i
h 0 received not long sine:, ;pa el
gsinmooSadlolSuoss toys, ss. ; an 1 paind of good finc°l 410°1
2 paind of good bak tcy, 2s, Gd.. an 4 pain(' dun 57
gren, os. Sir sea good an stron an good tey, 41'11, rill"'
non, for. i hef sen good mone—R. Smith." The tiP°!,f 1111
with some difficulty, read the following dS the sense i gore
pun& i,e,,,g Of
order :—" Sir, Please to send me five
Souchong tea at 55.; and onb pound of good Soucy-na foad"
pounds of good green at 5s '
at 4s. ; two pounds of good black tea at 2s. 6d. ; ,ie" tr°eAr
Hood ant, 9 op
Sir, send ~ , *you g
and good, else don't send none,. for I have sen' *7
money." .