The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-31 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD MARKET, JAN. 3t.

This day's market bad a pretty fair supply ordif-
ferent kindslof Cattle ; ,Beef is something cheaper
than our last account ; Mutton, Veal, and Pork sold
at last prices, and the trade was not brisk. Little
business was done in the Haymarket ; Hay and
Clover fetched higher priceS than Monday'S mar-
ket ; Straw hag fallen In, price.—The undermen=
tioned prices and numbers area correct account:

To sink the ()fat per stone of 316.
Beef 45. rod. to 5s 6d.—Miaton ss. 6d. to 6s. od.—Veal
6s. od. to 7s. od.—Pork 6s. cd.. to 7s. od.
Beasts, 673.,—Sheep 3,7;0•--CAtves 175.—rigs 340.
SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.

I-lay 31. cis. to 41. 4s.—Clover 3t. os, to sl: o9.—Straw,
iOS. to 21. Os.

' Friday Se'rinight died Mr. Geof-ge Bailey, sob df
Mr. Samnel Bailey, of Ki ngL street,Manchester,whose
death was dcdasioned by a squib being thrown at
him, in :What ViAs fatally thought, a joke ! ,It ex-
ploded in his.face, and; after' dreadful sutferingkpro-
duced a brain fever. .

Last ,-i,veek a coble belonging td Sunderland was
lost off' HartlepOol, in which were four men; who
were all &Owned two of them have left large
families.

AGRICULtORE,-
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MONTELY REPORT JAtsTUATIY:

The -young WheatS in general,;,, but particularly
hose on the growing lands, are, from-the open moist
season, 'become too strong,. and proud ; but the
sharp frost-setting in at the close of the month will
prove serviceable to theM, Mr checking their übsea
sonlble grOwth. The. Plants in most distrias con-
tinue free from the worm, or slug, but on wet sails
are lunch soiled 'with" black grass.. Bean .and Pea
sowing has continued backward, on account of the
continued raids, which have considerably rotted those
which were early got in. The Barley lands are still
tco wet for.the cyndnencement of general sowing,
though on the light lands of NOrfolk some plants of
good prothie are already visible.- The Winter Tares,
And Rye, are every where prolific. The Turnips,
Isom the extreme mildness of the weather, have be
LO run, and it is fared their feed, which is yet
abundant, ,will soon go 0tf.,.-The plants of Clover
continue good, as do those Of it) e Grass also. The
Rape Seed for a crop looks kindly, . although there is
some danger from its too forward andluxUriant state.
The Meat Markets -.have -had a considerable start,
particularly in prime .Beef, Veal, and House Lamb,
of which Smithfield has had for the two last market
-days but a scanty, supply. Lean Stock is further.on
the. decline, both in Sheep and Beasts ; and Alie
Wool tradeis rather flatter in ;all its ,branche,

EDINBURGH, JAN. 27.

COURT OF SESSION.
followingg-deeision is of considerable iMport-
once to manufaCturers and the public in general :
A stocking frame,. the property, of Speirs, Brown, •
and Co. Glasgow, rented by • Robert Stevenson,
one of their journeymen, was arrested by Robert
Craig,-at,Patrick,, for.payment.of Stevenson's house-
rent. :Process was raised before. the. Sheriff
Court,.. by the proprigtomof iil.frame, to reduce
the sequestration. After hearing the . parties, the
-.Sheriff passed au. interlocutor, sustaining the land-
.lord',s right of hypotheCk as Well as over the eti-eets the
property of the tenant. Against the 'sentence, an'
appeal was carried before the. Circuit • CoUrt at
. Glasgow: :Mr. BOYLE and Mr. GRAII.6I, AdV6-;
:ekes, wee heard at considerable length
,fOr the.
Appellants; and Mr. L\ No, Advocate fbr the Re-'
suondent.. Lord, CULLEN afterwards deliVered his
opinion at great length,. and mentioned -a
number of
similar causes, had berm-before the Court of
Session, and the opinion. of that Court so early -.os
the year. 1.,724,• and particularly (a case exaaly si-
milar), _Johnston and Co. v. Hamilton,-. with: their
opinions thereon, . . •
Although his Lordship was decidedly of, opinion
that the landlord's right of hypothec extencle4 only
to affedt the property of the tenant, yet, to give
More weight to the decision,his Lordship was plea 7
ed to take the process with him to Edinburgh, ad
avisandum and, as he has declared from the Bench,
found the rest of the Judges to be unaniMously: of
his opinion. The following is an eNtrad:of Lord
CuLLEIsi'S interlocutor respe& it is not denied
that theframe in question is the property of Speirs,
• BrOwn,.and: Co. and -only sent by them to Robert
Stevenson .for-the purpose of making stockings, for
'thern,-findS that the' said frame; although found in.
SteVonsons house, could not be attached for the
rent due to the landlord, and therefore reverses the
sentence of. the'Sheriff-Depute of 'Lanarkshire, and
otdains the• Defender to deliver up the frame to the
Petitioners, and finds-them 'entitled to 21. 2s. of ex-
pences, and i os. for the extraCtof the decree.'