The Sun.
London, England, 1839-07-11 00:00:00

RAMSGATE-WEDNESDAY.

(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)
A disturbance between the Commissioners of this town
and the tradesmen, particularly the fhhcrmen, upon the
committal of several upon an Act of Parliament, lately en-
forced by them, to prevent hawking fish, has taken place ;
the excitement was very great, and two of the Commis•
sioners had their windows broken. A meetirg has been
called, and this obnoxious clause removed or rescinded—
thus ending the disturbance and excitement which has
been for three days in our hitherto quiet little fashionable
town.

[We have received from another correspondent, a letter
to nearly the same effect, with the following account of the
measures adopted by the inhabitants and the Commis-
sioners, to abate the evil :—]
" At a numerous meeting of certain inhabitants, holden
at Hubbard's Room, Ramsgate, on Wednesday, the 10th
day of July, 1839. the Deputy in the Chair :
" Resolved unanimously—That this Meeting request
the Commissioners under the Ramsgate Improvement Act,
to direct their Officers to lay no more informations under
the 128th section of the Art.

" RICHARD TOMSON, jun., Chairmar."
At the above Meeting, a majority of the Commissioners
were present, and expressed their concurrence in the ob-
ject of the Meeting; and a RequiQition for a Special
Meeting. under th Act, was immediately signed, to fur-
ward such object.

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCIt.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, WILDNESDAY,—" We have
no material alteration to note in our Cotton Market ; the
sales to-day are 2,500 bags, of which 600 have beep taken
fur export at previous rates."
We have received a New York paper ono day later, of
the 20th of June :

STATE OF TRADE AND COMMERCE.

. -
MONEY 'MARKET, JUNE 20 '—The business done at the
Stock Exchange yesterday was again rather extensive, and
especially in the fancy description of Stocks, and prices
generally had a further declining tendency, and in some
instances did recede at a to per cent. on previous rates.
We learn from Philadelphia papers that the Philadelphia
Loan Company have made an assignment to Michael Ray,
Esq., the Regis'er cf Bills for the city and county of Phi-
ladelphia, and he has receipted the trusts thereby created.
The European advices received at this port some days
since, arrived at New Orleans on the 10th inst. The in-
telligence caused almost complete stagnation in the Cot-
ton market at that place the following day, which was a
matter looked for here by all who were acquainted with
the character of that information. The sales comprise 200
to 300 bales only, at a decline on previous prices, but no
rates were given. No change for the better need be
looked for in the South, until the propositions of the Cot •
ton Circular, recently issued here, shill become known
and understood throughout that quarter. The discou-
raging accounts from New Orle ins appear not to have had
any effect upon our own Cotton market.
We have received Buenos Ayres Papers to April 21:—
We hear that General Espagne was on the 9th inst.
210 leagues from Corrientes, in full march fur that capital.
The French have dissolved copartnership with the Re-
veristas in the occupation of Martin Garcia. The Orien•
tal force stationed on that island has been withdrawn, and
the garrison is now exclusively French. The weather
during the week has been fine.

" TO TILE EXECUTIVE OF TIIE PROVINCE.

" Art. 1. Whilst the circulating medium of the pro-
vince consists of bask-notes, all contracts of permutation
or of purchase and sale of metallic money of gold or silver,
are prohibited without a special permission in writing from
the Minister of Finance.

►' 2. It is prohibited also to give and receive metallic
money of gold or silver in deposit or pledge to guarantee
debts in urrent money, unless bcy the above specified per-
mission."

Exchange on Ergland 4d.
The Mercantile Gazette contains an important despatch
of the victory obtained by General Espagne over the traitor
Beron. When closing his despatch he stales he received
posit;ve information that amongst the killed of the enemy
is Beron de Astrada, Governor of Corrientes, as also more
than sixty officers. The above news was received at
Buenos Ayres on Saturday and caused much excitement.
We have received Rio Janeiro Papers to the 9th of
May. Exchaege, 291. And also the Montreal papers to
the 18th of June.