The Sun.
London, England, 1849-12-07 00:00:00

C 21LON AI.M

SD:ism—The demand for British Plantation has beer(
fair, and good sales are being made to the grocers fur
Christmas supplies. Barbadoes by auction has realised
40s 6d for fine 3f How, 37s Gd to 38s 6d fur mid.
Refined brown lumps have been in more request, at
47s Gd to 435. The private sales yesterday afternoon
were 960 hhds 8 tres of British Plantation, raw de-
scriptions.
EAST INDlA.—Maurititu of the new crop has been
sold at full rates; flue and superior yellow, 39s 6d to 410
6d; good, 385 6d to 395; fine brown, 353 to 35a Gd; and
low, 296 to 31s. Parcels of the old crop have been sold
at 35s to 36s 6d for low and mid grey, and at 36s to 385
Gd for mid ; and good yellow Bengal at auction bag
been taken at 40s 6d to 425; for fine and superior white
Benares, at 38s Gd to 405 for mid to good, and at 37s 10
39s 6d for good and fine yellow like Mauritius.
FoREIGN.—St. Croix has realised full prices; fine and
superior yellow 41s 6d to 43sf 6d, and good brown
376 td. Cuba has been held at 35s 6d to 37s for low
and mid. Porto Rico has been sold at 37s to 39s for low
and mid. Havannah has been taken at 36s 6d to 481
fur low to mid yellow, decry paid, and fine ellow in bond
has been sold at 22s 6d to 233.
COFFEE.—A large business has been done in Ceylon,
and holders have received 50s 6d and 51s for good ord•
Native plantation has risen 3s to 55.; good ord having
been sold at 503 6d to 585 6d.; mid and good mid at

59, to 661 ; good and fine oolory at 75s to 934_; Pea-
berry 59s to 633, and triage 38s to 50s. Malabs
has rt. alt.ed 53s to 54s for good ord yellowish; Jamaica
mid is held for 625, and Java at 50s for good ord,
African sold at 365, and Rio at 153 for black.
CCCOA.—This article has been in more r( quest and a$
full pricer. Trinidad mid grey to good red 42s to 46h
and ord 39s 6ci to 41s.
RlCE.—Bengal has been sold at 103 for mid and good,
and some at los 6d. The market has been firm. Madras
is 6d to 9s 6d for mid and good pinky white.
SPlCES.—Cassia Lignea has been cheaper, after the
late rise, 90s to 1198 r owl having been paid.
Pepper not much has been done. Nutmegs have realised
2s 7d to 2s 8d per lb for ord to good.
ARROWROOT.—Rio has been sold at id, and St;
Vincent's at 6i to 11id per lb. Tapioca, good, it)
to bid.
SALTPETRE.—CaIcutta has been rather cheaper for
Rough.
TEA.—A fair business has been done in samples 0f
the new crop, and at steady rates.
TALLOW.—The market is firm. P. Y. C. 385 id
38s 8d per cwt. on the spot.
COTTON.—This article is dull, and at the auctions b 0
gone lower for the small portion sold.
GREEN FRUIT.—The arrivals of Oranges are of 611
extensive charceter, and prices are lower. Foi,
cargoes from St. Michael, Terceira, and Fisis
sold by Keeling and Hunt at public sale,
_vr,e_,Ps
at a reductien of 4s. to ss. per box. All;
sina Lemons sold is per case lower. Frer,c_A
Chesnuts 5s per barrel higher. Black Spanish iraprolr;
in price. Barcelona without alteration. Ahnerl;
Grapes in request. A small parcel of Seville soot
Oranges has arrived, and sold immediately upon bei°o
landed.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

PRIVY COUNCIL.-(THIS DAY.),
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council 6,6'
again to day in the Council Chamber, Whitehall. The
Lords present were Lord Campbell, the Master of t't
Rolls, the Judge of the Admiralty Court, the Chancellor
of the Duchy of Cornwall, and bir Edward Ryan.

SEAL v. SANDLE. Aatt
The further arguments in this part-heard In'Aho
appeal were resumed, and occupied their Lordships
whole morning.

CHANCERY.—(THIS DAY.)
IN RE CATHERINE HALL, CAMBRIDGE.—JUDGICarrj,jO
The Loeb CHANCELLOR gave judgment to-day in
importtait case, which was heard before him some 0110
derable time since, upon a petition presented to 13 f
Lordship, acting on behalf of the Queen as Visitor °r,
the College of Sr. Catherine the Virgir, in the Unit•eire
city of Cambridge. The petitioner, Charles WP3Poto
Goodwin, of Lincoln's lon, prayed declaration Irp
his Lordship that, according to the true construct' „;
of the statutes of the college his fellowship did 13b",.
become void on the 10th o'f. November, 18471
reason of the number of fellows in holy orders hew;
incomplete, anti that he was, therefore, still s
titled, as a fellow, to enjoy all the privileges P 13,1
advantages of a fellow, excepting those derito
from residence. The petition set forth the foundit,;s
of the college by the Rev. Robert Wodelarke, Prc3/i)i
of King's College in 1473, and its incorporation .0
letters patent of Edward IV. A book of statutes
.o',7a
framed by the founder, but in 1549 they were
and altered by Commissioners acting under the authc)oo
of King Edward VI. By the original statutes i& ore
ordered that there should be a master and three or 03/31
fellows, all of whom were to be in holy orders• re.
the statutes, as amended, that provision "serof
tained, but the fellows were increased to the linta".biog
six. The third chapter of these statutes, in preanrl
the qualification of the fellows and the manner of „ieode
Lion, proceeded thus:--" Eligantur tantum (Si nc13:1701i•
fieri potent) Presbyteri, aut Diaconi, autalioqui P siDS
deatur tit ex numero leocierum duo ad minimum illis
Presbyteri et units Dia,?.onus. Si autem e:detti
discesserit senior juxta admissionem eoruna, qui 13°„"tituo
stint Pi esbyteri aut Diaconi, intra unius anni
Preshyterum aut Diaconum, prout hujus statuti2,olo.
postulaverit, se fieri curet aut alioqui a collegii 10
mentis recedat nisi fuerit aliquis ex junioribna q
decedentis Presbyteri ant Diaconi locum sus To Dal
succedere velit." The statutes also stated other grotioe.
of exclusion or removal which arc not in que e
ie
'rho petitioner was elected a fellow of the colleigfore
1640, at which time it consisted of the master
an the
fellows, who were in holy orders. In Nov., 184,e'ecied
master,. the Rev. Joseph Proctor, died, and was ow_ ware
by the Rev. H. Philpott. On his admission tiler:lease
only three fellows, the petitioner, the Sev'Alr•
Corrie, and the Rev. F. Praetor. In March, 18.011 on
Pine was admitted a fellow, and ordained a dea..,iete;
the 20th Sept., 1846. So far the number wea,nn;rrootor
but on the 10th of November, 1846, the Rev. F. "iiied 00
vacated his fellowship, and Mr. Pine, the deacoiLiito
the Ist of April, 1847. Mr. Purton was au!':
fellow on the 16th of that month, and Mr. be°llo of
who was in deacon's orders, was admitted en t_ porteri
October, 1847. On the 9th of January', st ;
was ordained a deacon and Hopkins prtn, to tlis
on that day the college was per feet, accorourliego?;
statutes, there being two priests and e A
este,' P,l.
From the time when Mr. Proctor v2refour
fellowship, to this period, although there w: it scabs;
lows, there were only two in holy orders; and d
aster a— to
18481.,
therefore, alleged and insisted on by the in ter
Novembers other fellows, that as the petitioner had not loco
holy orders before the 10th of

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