The Sun.
London, England, 1837-05-05 00:00:00

KING'S BENCH-(THIS DAY.)

Nothing of any importance took place this morning before
;he Court up to the time of our reporter leaving.

COMMON PLEAS.-(THIS DAY.)

MORRISON V. HASHER.

Mr. KELLY on a former day applied to the Court, on the
part of the plaintiffs, to enter a verdict for them on the first
issue non obstante veredicto, on the ground that some passages
in the libel complained of had not been justified by the plea,
and in which the Court took time to consider.

When their Lordships took their scats on the Bench,
The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE said, that the Court having
maturely considered the objections which bad been raised on

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the part of the plaintiffs, had come to the conclusion that the.
application of the Learned Counsel must be refused.

The Court then proceeded with the cases on the Peremptory
Paper.

EXCHEQUER COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

Mr. Baron PARKE took his scat on the beach this morning.
The only injury he appears to have suffered from the accident
of yesterday is a severe contusion on the left side of the head,
which has given him a. black eye.
There was no case of the slightest importance.
SITTINGS AFTER TERM.
Tuesday, 9th, Middlesex.—Wednesday, 10th, ditto.
Thursday, 11th, ditto, Revenue causes.—Friday,l2th, ditto.
Saturday, 13th, London.—Monday, 14th, ditto.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, MAT 4.—Wind N.B. by E.—No arrivals.
PORTSMOUTH, MAT 4. —Wind N.N. W. fine.—Arrived the
Barbara Gordon, Ritchie, from Tobago.
FALmotrrn, MAY 3. —Wind E., light breezes with rain.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 3.—Wind variable.—Arrivcd the Helen,
Butman, from New York ; Memnon, —, Calcutta.
CLYDE, MAY 3.—Arrived the Mail, Bryce, from Trinidad.
CORK, MAY 2.—Arrived the Aurora, --, from St. Do-
mingo; Agnes Pt imrosc, —, ditto; Columbine, Brown,
ditto; Mary Laing, Shearer, from Honduras; Polly, Fle-
ming, from Exeter, with loss of foremast, bound to Bathurst.
SOCKTON, MAY 3.—Off port, the Venus, —, Memel.
SUNDERLAND, MAT 3.—Arrived the Belmont, Topliff, from
Gottenburg.

HULL, MAY 3.--Arrived the Wilhelmina, Peterson, from
Kiel.

LYNN, MAY 3.—Arrived the Harmony, Kemp, from Memel,
GRAVESEND, MAY 4.—A loaded collier was run down near
here yesterday by a steam-boat bound down.
Coax, MAY l.—A wreck, apparently about 180 tons, fore-
mast standing; a bright mast, about five foot of main-mast
above deck, yellow painted sides, with ports, was passed on
the 15th ult., lat. 39, long. 46, by the Aurora, arrived at
this port.

Off Portland, the Anna, Robinson, from Canton.
The hull of a brig, apparently American built, water-
logged, and abandoned, bowsprit and part of mainmast stand-
ing. billet or bust head, and white topsides, was passed on the
18th ult., lat. 34 N., long. 62 'N., by the Latona, arrived in
the River, from Cuba.
The Carl Johann, from St. Übe's to Bergen, was run down
on the :Id inst. off Beachy Head, by the Camilla, bound to
Jamaica.

THE FUNDS.—(THis DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.'

Our arrivals this morning are the French, Ostend, and
Dutch Mails ; also Ship-letters from China and Calcutta of
December 24.

Accounts from Bayonne, received this morning, state that
the combined movements of Espartero and Irribaren have
checked the expedition of the Carlists. It appears Espartero
had left Billloa with eighteen batallions to join Gen. Evans ;
and the moment they had formed their junction, they were to
act upon the two lines of Irun and Hernani. The Carlist
accounts state, as a consolation for the abandonment of their
expedition into Castile, that all the attacks of the Christinor
against Irun and Hernani will be frustrated.
The accounts from Berlin state, that the Belgian and Dutch
question, which does not appear to come to any issue, is
continually brought on the lapis; and the Prussian govern-
ment is heartily fatigued with the question. They are, never-
theless, anxious to see it settled on any condition which does
not affect the honour of the parties.
The reports which prevailed for these few days past, of
failures of houses of the first rate, we are happy to state have
blown over. We understand the parties have got through
their difficulties; this morning all is again quiet in the city,
and there is every prospect of its continuance. This happy
result has been accomplished by the assistance of the Bank, as
well as by the friends of the parties.