The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-26 00:00:00

Sir C. FOSSES made some further observation ; when

The CHAIRMAN assured him that the Court of D irectors
were as anxious to afford protection to tae Hill Coolies as the
Hon. Baronet himself.
The subject then dropped.
Certain papers relative to Hayleybury College were read
and ordered to be laid on the Proprietors' table.
Mr. POYNDER inquired whether they would be printed?

The CHAIRMAN said it was not usual to print them.
Mr. POYNDER was anxious that they should be
.printed for
the information of the Proprietors generally.
The CHAIRMLN objected to this on account of the expens,.
The Report of the Directors relative to the grant of 5,0001.
to the family of the late Mr. Fraser, who was assassinated in
India on the 22d March, 1835, while in the discharge of his
public duty, was brought up.
The CHAIRMAN, after bearing testimony to the value f
Mr. Fraser's services to the Company, and detailing the cir-
cumstances of his melancholy death, moved that the Report
be received, and the recommendation contained in it be ado} ited
by the Court of Proprietors.
(LEFT SITTING.

THE REGISTRATION.-(THIS DAY.)

WESTMINSTER.
(Before Mr. CRAIG.)—JUDGMENTS.
PARISH OF ST. MARTIN.
Mr. CRAIG said he was not prepared at present to give his
decision in the cases which stood over in the parish of St.
Martin. His colleague and himself had had a good deal of
discussion as to what constituted a counting-house, but they
had not yet been able to make up their minds. If they should
be able to do so in the course of the day, judgment would be,
delivered in these cases, but if not they would be postponed:
until some future day.
In the case of Mr. Stephen Broad, of Tavistock-street, the"
question was whether he was a joint occupier along with Mr.
Peter Broad. Mr. Craig was of opinion, from all the evidence
which had been adduced, that he must infer he was not &-
partner, and that he could not be said to be a joint occupier,
and therefore his name must be expunged.
SIR W. HETGATE'S CASE.—Mr. CRAIG said this Case Wall
one which he had found extremely difficult, and although 118
had come to the conclusion which appeared to him to be 035
most proper in principle, and the best capable of being OP"
ported, yet he admitted that it was one on which differences
of opinion might exist. It appeared that, in the early part or
the year Sir W. Heygate occupied the upper part of a house'
at Charing-cross. The house belonged to the Pelican Com
pany, which had an office there. at that time at the back 01
the house, and the Phcenix had an office in front. Sir
W. Heygate's own entrance was also at Charing-cross-
There was one common outer door by which the
going to the Phcenix-office and Sir W. Heygate's
entered. After passing that, there were doors leading to t
bi
offices of the Phcenix, and others leading to the apartnaeutt
Sir W. Heygate. A servant of the Phcenix Company and
servant of the Pelican Company slept alternately on the Pre"
miser, as the servants of the Companies. The question aro?
whether at that time Sir W. Heygate could be considered
having been in the occupation of the house. After the best
persois
consideration he had been able to give, he had come to 94:
conclusion that he could not be considered as in the occupatiao_
of the house, but only of such part of the house as the Pell
Company did not require for its own offices, or did not thins ,*
desirable to let to the Phcenix Company.

The name was th2refore expunged.
The objection to Mr. Davis, one of the Directors of the
Phoenix Company, was allowed, and the name expunged.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 26.
There arc small arrivals of Grain and Flour coastwise, a 0
a good number of foreign ships with Wheat. Very litrin
English Wheat was on sale to-day, and foreign remains fir
at Monday's prices. Barley is very dull, and last day's vitas
are scarcely supported. Beans and Peas are unvaried 071
In
are the turn dearer, as the quantity on sale is short.
Flour trade there is no alteration.

ARRIVALS.
VVhszt.Barley, Oats.
English rg
Irish
`Cris
Foreign 14,F.60
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
Meat of all kinds in good supply and trade good, d. ea
unaltered. Beef, 2s. 6d. to 3s. Bd. ; Mutton, 25. 6a d, •
3s. Bd. ; Lamb, 4s. 6d. to ss. 6d. ; Veal, 3s. 6d, to 45.
Pork, 3s. Bd. to 4s. Bd. ; Irish, 3s. to 3s. Bd. Poultry an.
Game in small supply, demand fair, and prices rather laigpticse,
The following are for each :-Leverets, 2s. to 3s. ; 61.°4. ;
2a. to 4s. ; Turkeys, 4s. 6d. to 7s. ; Hares, 3s. 6d. w
9d. ;
Black Game, Is. 6d. to 4s. ; Partridges, Is. 3d. tc)„ls.
tkeas,
Rabbits, Bd. to is. 3d. ; Geese, ss. 6d. to 7s. 6d. ; L'ute-ntiful,
ls. 6d. to2s. 6d. ; Ducks, Is. 9d. to 2s. 6d.; Eggs P.--
ss. to 6s. 9d. per 120.
FISH MARKET. Turbeit'
Good Fish still rather scarce, and prices high. od.
ss. to 21s. ; Soles, 6d. to 2s. 6d. per pair ; Lobsters, 'd 0.
3s. each ; Salmon, Bd. to Is. 2d. per lb. ; Cod, lie,' :la sags
to Bs. and 9s. each. In St. Peter's Alley, Cer"b
some very fine Salmon, weighing nearly 401 b. each.
HOP MARKET. 01 sell
New Hops are rather lower. The duty is 155,0
more business is doing. The picking, it is esPecte
last a week longer.
SEED MARKET. A 0184-
No variation occurred to-day in the prices of See..s a
lane from those of Monday.
BALTIC PRODUCE MARKET. ,01005
Generally speaking, owing to recent heavy arrivals,:isse.
is not so brisk, nor prices so firm, as they have been c''
TALLOW MARKET. &Wall'
P. Y. C. to-day is 525. 6d. on the spot and for -
and but little doing. 1
COLONIAL MARKETS.st
Public sales contrive to be neither numerous nor helarl' 01l
by private contract there is a fair business doing, 80 oritiP"
whole the market is in a good state for the sellers.
sterds•P
Plantation Sugar sells briskly at fully the prices of Ye I. et;
and appears very firm ; Barbadoes Sugar is ls• Yea pabll
higher than it was this day week, and to-day we ha' a ggad
o
sale of 145 casks. We had also public sales of oci-co
parcels of Bahia Sugar, which realized fully former Pro valve'
two of Foreign Coffee, which fetched their previo_ to,asT;
These were all the public sales of Colonial produccestockos
Ceylon Coffee is net quite so firm as it was. Th dig, 5,4
6,195 bags; that of Mocha, 3,042 bales ; West In ,
casks, and 3,571 barrels and bags; Brazil, 45,210 b,a54
stock of Sugar is 35,599 hhds. and trs., and I“fisfa
fect.
Bengal, 11,290 bags ; Manilla, 70,280 bags, andair
18,786 boxes. The Imports, to-day, are to a b late 100
week we expect some very heavy sales, t„ no IP
ports have been large. For to-morrow we bar`
sales announced, except of 1,200 bags Saltpetre.
0 re,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, 5s `t70.0 odwg
Our Cotton Market remains without any alters Ilaclawe
port ; the sales to- day amount to 2,500 bales' pfiee:
500 American and 200 Surat for export. '-riae 'or
could observe no change ; the sales comp so IVIO.
American, 50. to Bd.; 400 Surat, 40. to bid";
ham, 83. to 80.; 50 Egyptian, 10d. to 12d. sod
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Wii,..einou, too
The arrival of all articles in our trade from 't `re ''oss
coastwise have been limited, and of Foreign reaThertereigo
received a large quantity since this day vree,`-t still j°,,-t
not much business transacted at this day's marl"; in ale-tiolle
samples of Wheat were taken gather freely, ap,_st quoteerer,
stances td. to 3d. per 70lbs. more than our LA was &than
was obtained for this description. Flour likewir Oa was
and Oatmeal was in request at 6d. per saf.l`eh &ere
Tuesday's prices. New Irish Wheat, of isrinliba.
littlo offering, brought 9s. 63. to 9d. Per 7"

THE FUNDS.-CLOSING PE

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