The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-04 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

HOUSE OF LORDS.
The Lord Chancellor, Lord Wyntbrd, Lord Dover, the Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas, 11,Ir. Justice Park, Mr. Justice
Littledale, Mr. Justice Patteson, Mr. Justice Taunton, Mr. Baron
Bayley, Mr. Justice Gaselee, Mr. Justice Alderson and Barons
Vaughan and Garrow, sat in the House of Lords in Error to-day

ROWE v. THE KING,

Upon Counsel being called on in this case,
Mr. MARTIN said he was instructed to move for the affirm-
ation of the judgment, the agent for the plaintiff in error having
stated he would not atOnd.
The LORD CHANCELLOR—But stop a moment, Mr. Mar.
tin, if you plttase. There was an application made to this Court
on the part of the plaintiff' in error, that he might be allowed to
attend to hear the arguments, notwithstanding hews in custody.
An order was spade, giving him that opportunity, provided he
paid his own expenses, and time was given him to come over to
this country. Has he any Counsel here ?—Mr. Martin said he
believed not.
The LORD CHANCELLOR—Has Mr. Rowe an agent?—
Mr. Martin understood that his agent had stated that he would
not attend.
The LORD CHANCELLOR—Why, Mr. Martin, the case is
this, there is so much doubt on this record, that without it is re-
moved by argument, it is impossible for the House to affirm the
judgment, and if we should hear you now, and you should suc-
ceed in removing the doubts on the record, the other side must
be heard, and the case would then have to be gone into de novo.
Mr. MARTIN was instructed, that the agent for the plaintiff'
in error had said that he would not employ Counsel.
The LORD CH ANC ELLOR--Well, if he persists in that
after this notice, we will hear you in support of the judgment at
a future period. We will hear you at ten o'clock on Wednesday
morning,

GILES v. GROVER.
This was also an appeal from a writ of error in the Court of
Exchequer, the principal question on which was, whether goods
and chattels seized by the Sheriff under a writ of
.Seri facias,
at the suit of a subject, but not sold, were liable to be taken and
sold under a writ of extent, subsequently issued at the suit of
the Crown, notwithstanding the teste of thefieri facias may be
prior to the teste of the writ of extent.
Mr. FoLLErr appeared on behalf of the plaintiff in error,
and had not concluded his arguments previous to our reporter's
leaving.

ROLLS COURT.
Nothing of public importance took place in this Court this
morning up to the time of our reporter's leaving.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JULY 2 AND 3 —Wind— W.S.W.—Arrived from the
river and remains the Countess* of Lonsdale, and Elizabeth,
Brown, for Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 2 AND 3. Arrived the Bridport, Fol-
lett, from Riga; and Mary, Caxon, from Memel. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Briton, for Lisbon; and Lord William Bentinck
transport, for Chatham.
PLYMOUTH, JuLY 1 AND 2.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the
Allies, Hill, from Memel.
FALMOUTH, JULY 1 AND 2.—Wind W.S.W. to S.W.—Ar-
rived the Meteor steam packet, from the Mediterranean, sailed
from Corfu the 28th of May, Malta the 2d of June, Gibraltar
the 15th, and Cadiz the 16th. Sailed his Majesty's ship Vigilant,
for Lisbon.
JERSEY, JULY I.—Arrived the Susan, Alexander, from Bay
Chaleur.
BRISTOL, JuLY 3.—Arrived the Notre Dame, M'Garth,
from Newfoundland; and Suspense, from St. Andero.
MILFORD, JULY 2.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Carson, and
Struggler. 'Baxton, from Riga. Off port, the New Phoenix, Fil.
chard, from Montreal.
HOLYHEAD, JULY 2.—Arrived the Pacific, from St. John's,
N. B. ; and Sir W. Scott, from St. Andrew's, N. B.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 2.—Arrived the Erin, Gale, from Pictou.
Off port, the Cumberland, Holmes, from New Orleans.
STANDGATE CREEK, JULY 3.—Arrived the James Lums.
den, Petrie, from St. Petersburgh ; Thomas, Anderson; Liberty,
Hogg ; Wilhelmina, Henry ; Henrieta, Wilson ; Thetis, Keith ;
Ann, Cooke; Dorothea, Vint; Captain Cock, Flock, and Lovely
Maria, Johnson, from Riga; Mary, Curling, from Memel; and
Cherry, Carty, fiorn Hamburg.
ABERDEEN, JULY 2.—Arrived the Annandale, Anderson,
from Quebec.
HUMBER, JULY 2.—Arrived the Windsor Castle, Reid, and
Dorothy, Fowler, from Riga.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0 CK.

The express from Paris this morning is the only arrival of im.
portance, by which it appears that the Polish General Skrz necki
had returned to Praga on the 20th June,
attempt to surprise the Russian General after an unsuccessful
Kreutz ' • and the grand
Russian army, which is supposed to be at present 49,000 infantry
with
11,000. cavalry, is bearing down on Warsaw, therefore we
may soon expect to hear of a terrible battle. The Poles are also
making preparations to meet their enemy, and have called out a
levy ell neassein Warsaw. It is melancholy to hear that dissentions
have taken place between the Polish Commander-in-Chief and
the Government, at the very moment the enemy is at their doors.
The Berlin paper of the 22d of June states, that the Russians
will make an attempt to pass the Vistula in the course of the
next week.
By the French Papers it appears that letters have been re-
ceived from the French head-quarters in the Morea, of the 24th
of may, stating that Greece was in full insurrection, and that
they were fighting in the Magne, having hoisted the tri-
coloured flag at Hydra. The Greek troops are marching on va.
rious points. General Schneider has sent a vessel to 'Toulon,
withrcemen important despatches for Marshal Soult, demanding a rein-
Letters-from Vienna, of the 19th tilt., state that the two Grand
Russian Dukes have received orders to leave the head-quarters
of the Russian army, owing to some misunderstanding having
taken place.
Account from Alexandria state that Ibrahim Pacha has laid a
foundation for an arsenal resembling that of Toulon. Four
ships, of 100 guns, have been launched ; two others, of the same
size, are on the stocks, with several frigates and brigs. His army
consists of
eoef
xBOpr,ooe: infantry and 20,000 cavalry.
THE
Paris, the French Funds have again re-
THE FUNDS,
ceded I per cent., caused by various stock-jobbing reports ; but
left on Saturday at 82% 83 for the account,
private letters state that it was owing to a great Bull acoount,
which the Bears were trying to counteract.
It is considered that the Duchess of Rerry'i journey into Ger-
many relates to revolutionary movements in the south of France.
.s.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing.
T terdam steamer has arrived, bringing the Dutch Funds
percent higher.
BRITISH FUNDS.
3,19 Po? Ci4t. Red.
LAM, New,
ope.Cnciendsottsw,m•
Four per Cent. (1826) 98% %
India Bonds, 1 disc. par
Exchequer Bills, 8 9

Bank Stock, 200 1
India ditto, --
3 per Cent. Coliktcl.7B3s
Ditto, far the 82v
33%PepreCreCnetn. rdB9.Y.
FOREIG

Brazilian, 51% 2
Buenos Ayres,
Chiliant 18 2
Colombian, 13 14
Danish, 616 2
French 5 per Cent.
bitto 3 per Cent.

FUNDS
Greek, 17 12
Mexicali; 38 34 2
4r4vIAP,
xtuvlese,
Pruislan,
Rosman, 914 2
Spanish, 14:;', 15!C,
lALF-PAST ONE.

We have seen a letter to one of the first commercial houses in
t e city from Brussels, on Friday evening, stating that t!.1,,, votes
mil the Congress in favour of Prince Leopold were ISO, against
hint 39. The minority were going to ;limo a protest. :
'voted that at the latter end of tide week a-clettation arrixt
here from Brussels to acce;npany'his' BelgianAl4esti,
Letters from Vlamburx are of.a favOurable nature in regard to
the chose-.:a. The cogyerY. healthy, am the cholera begins to
a-
valious other cities ; but the influenza has taken the
piate Of the cholera, and is now spreading on the Continent.
The Rotterdam steamer does not bring any later information
from the theatre of war in Poland than has been already -
11,,hed, but all the accounts agree that important ,r;ents ate b.:.
h eM
Amount,arketh
petted to take place soon in regard to m.,ilh,ary opetationt.
e andis not
a. r trseeanhti
rteh,e,y.
ratrhe
he fluctuation in Cowls 4pring Vieirrorning haS been from
8.2 to
In th e
Foreignrgr
Spardsh onds a/
,e rather heavy.
77-11 MR O'CLOCK
consols, Ini-83

The following was posted at LLoYD's on S
urday:—

" Royal Swedishaii-,4l,i,orwegian General
8. Sm,—l
,2,%
pa-i‘ment of the kingdom of Norway has declared the following
places as infected with the cholera morbus Archangel,
Liebau,.Riga, and, Dantzic ; and as suspected of being so
aki,
vo to acquaint you that the Royal Marine pe-
Russian ports in the White Sea, and Arctic Icy
Russian and Prussian ports in the POtic,..
• tA Prcinain your's, &C.
WRlted) " CHARLES TOTTIE."
John Bennett, Esq. Secretary, Lloyd's."
THE BALL AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE,-7:::
Although it has been advertised that no. i.arions will be
admitted to the ball at Drery;lano Theatre for the benefit
of the distresrd ]ir;sh, excipt they appear in Court dressesA
It 4s net intended to exclude any gentlemert I.7(ba are 're-
spectahly dressed,
It isg
calc,4le.ted that from 1,500 to 2,000 car-
iag4 will have to Set down and take up at tbg Drury-Ifine
Irish ball on Thursday, for the oTdoziO
cf vlf bieh the 11,10,t
e'xtensive police regnlationa are farting.
•• •• •
Roscrea, a few days since, a beautiful little
girl, about three years old, fell into a pot of boiling broth,
land was scalded to death.

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
- - -
From Whence. m i• rit p r,
it.' .-4
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Scks.
Aldborongt• 370 - - - 3.5 - -
Boston ... - - - 1165 65 -. ..-
Colchester 7O 130 200 - 94 70 840
. Harwich - 154 - 'l2 -- 12.27
'43 Leigh 467 6 - 6 30 - -
0 Maldon 132.3 -. 74 - 224 21 1394
Eexter - - - 20 - - 12
Hastings
Hull - - 460 - - .....
Ittrutich
694 -. 3g
23 -40 tp-4 "...
r 2,95
Lynn - - 189 -.- - -
Newcastle
Newhaven. - -,.. - - 100 - -
Newport - -- - - -- - loi
Rye - - - - 114 --. -.-
Scarborough - - - 90 70 - _
South wold ...... - 90 - C.O - -
Stockton
Woodbridge lBO - - - 20 - 315
Yarmouth ..... - - - 1510
Aberdeen - - - 1545 - - -
Banff -.-. - - 3972 - - -
Dundee - 130 - .... - - -
Irverness '2o ... -.-- _ _
3215 674 1514 8188 1148 91 694
I RISII.
Galway - - 420 -..,, - -
Limerick - - 1520 ..,. - -
-Youghall
FOREIGN.
Alexandria
~ - - - -.•-.- 528
Baltimore..., -- - - - ... -- 332
Bogense,. - -- 630 ...- -- -
Constantinople l5OO - ... ...- - - -
Copenhagen
Emden , ..... - 79553
.... 12 - --...
Groningen.,.. ....
Hamburg 687. 1040 - 3ro - ..„„., ..,
Horsens - - - 500 ~ .-,„ _
Koning sberg - - 340. - - -
Leghorn - -.-- -. ..... - -
Marseilles 1670 -. ...,.. ... 3 -
New Orleans -- --_. ... - - -. 22]
New York - - - - 4ts(. Nykiobing - - 1230 - -z..,
04e.s4a
PfetersbUrgh 12720 - - 4009 - - -
Philadelphia
Riga - -, - - -
Rostock 4Ci -: - 4(34 - -, ...
Rotterdam -- -!- - 133 '76, ... -
Spain .......,„,, a 1 q 65
Stettin
.. 832 550 .... .... - -- -
I'ORe.,at -,-:.• ..... , 3J3313Q, ~ mm --.-- -- -
VirsT ...„. -. ..... - - 32
TNllal
,95-8'

AGGIRIMATR
Rye, (1--Tares,

i 32938
QUAN

f 9984 I
TIT Y 0
lseed,
;Lard. 3

11M4
IF OTH
1490---I

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1 12:30
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SMITHFIEth MARKE'I

PULSE.
.Brank, C—.

In this day's warket, which was well supp44l throughout,
the trade was very Y dull with each kind of• 'Mat, with Veal at a
ilepresSion of full 4d. per stone.; Beef, Mutton, Lamb, and
Pork, 'at hard Y Friday's quotmiiins.
,
Mess rta :1170ja OF BUIS. TO SINK Till OFFAPI.
3, d. to S. d. t, slt to s, d.
Inferior Beasts 2 2 2 4 Large Larn4 6 0 0 0
Second quality ditto 2 8 3 0 Pritnez. ditto... 4 2 5 6
Prime large Oxen 3 6 310 Large coarse Calves 3 0 3 S.
Prime Scots, &c 3lO 4 2 Prime small ditto... 4 4 4 8
Inferior Sheep.,.;,, 4, ti 3 01 Large Hogs 9 &
Second 0y.4.11ty ditto 323 61 Small Porkers 4.14 fs
Coayse.wirolled ditto 310 4 2 Suckling C43E:A
SouthdownWethers 4 2 4 61 Qug;.,terokiPgas Ms. to Ws. each.

SUPPLY, AS I CLZAKr S STATISSIENT.
Beasts. She* 4Ad Laval Calves. I rip.
4tg I i 51,970 250 I 240
Ahtiut 550 of the beasts came up the St. Alban's Road; a);piA
A5O up the other northern roads; about 120 (including litsh)
ftom the western and midland districts; glop,: 4,N0 trete Nor-
folk, Suffblk, Essex, and Cambridgeshrse •; osout 50 from Kent
and Sussex ; and most of the rpAinciet from the marshes, &c
in the neighbourhood cg LoAdcfsi, including about 3'o left un-
sold on Monf!;:; a-id, Ei ay last.

-NEWdATE AND LEADENHALL IMArjcit,,*-----
At per gone, by the Cares;
s. d. to s. d, s. d.tos.d,
Sect 2 6 3, ~ 'Vea.} • 3 0 4 6
Mutton c-,s C. 4; 4 Pork 3 0 4 8
114.44.1,,':,,,,,,,.....,35. 10d. to ss. 4d.

NEWCASTLE CORN 111ARIS.ET.—July 2.
The country supply of Wheat to-rl,a.y was moderate, and there
being little in coastwise, sales w.e.ie ready at an advance of Is. pc,
quarter. In granarie4 prods there was a fair business dose at,
late prices, ONt. woke In short supply, and a glade higher.'
Grivid*pi.siarley sells at our quotations for 7,4aatting;tliere is 'no
,10.manl. Malt steady sale. For tio(: li,ye there is a. good retail
demand. Few Beans or Pea.w ;,.it'ring. Flour without ct,iy ti
• " • New. Oid.
Wheat, Noa•ALLaberland 58s. —s.l
---, Worthlk and SulFolk l2s —s.
and SeOtch,..,, '525* 59's " "4.
Foreign • " 565. 70s. —s.
Rye, Norfolk a;,-,d &atom • . . 30s. \• •.
•-.*
' ' , B4s. ' •
Garley, Malting, Narfotk --s.
Grindibg and Vee4el-4. ": —s. —s.
Malt, -Norfolk a11t15'44111,,,..‘ 68s. 70i —B.
Bean,. Sn ................. ...40s. 41s —s. —s. ."„
sick ..375. 39s —s
Pease, White 40s. 44s , rs. ,
Gray
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoc Vs. 32s —s —s.
Feed 26s —s. —s.
Foreign
Floor, Vine (per sack) —s. —s. 5Ol, 525.