The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-18 00:00:00

THE CAMOYS PEERAGE.

The further consideration of the claims to this Peerage, which has
been in abeyance since the reign of Edward the Fourth, were resumed.
Upon the last occasion the whole of the evidence on behalf of Mr. Sto-
nor, one of the claimants, was completed ; and this morning their Lord-
ships proceeded to consider the claims of Mr. Strange Stylernan and Sir
Jacob Astley.
The case was proceeding when we left.

VICE-CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.)

LENT V. BURGESS, A WARD.

In this case, in which our readers will recollect a young gentleman of
the name cf inkwortis, the son of the Comptroller of the Customs at
Ramsgate, has twice eloped with Miss Kent, a ward of the Court, Mr.
Winkworth, the father, was ordered to attend the Court, and also to
snake an affidavit in answer to several that had been filed on behalf of
the young lady's guardians. ➢lr. Winkworth, the father, attended in
Court to-day, and also filed an affidavit, in which he denied any know-
ledge or participation whatever in the elopement of his son with Miss
Kent.

Mr. Banana and Mr. V. Ricirmlns, on behalf of the guardians, sub
mitted that it was apparent, from the affidavit, that Mr. Winkworth, the
father, was privy to the second elopement of his son with Miss Kent,
and therefore that he had rendered himself liable to the punishment of
the Court for contempt.
Mr. KNIGHT BRUCE, with whom was Mr. WEST, wished to know
tvhethcr his Learned Friends, on behalf of
.the guardians, seriously
asked for the committal of Mr. Winkworth, sen., upon the trash which
was contained in the affidavit made on their behalf.

Mr. BA ;Bea would leave it to the Court to adopt what course it though
proper.

Mr.KNIGaT BRUCE thought such a courseextremely unusual ; nothing
specific ought to be asked.

Mr. RICIIARDS said the Court ought either to commit him for the part
he had taken, or if not, that he should be compelled to answer the other
affidavits that had been filed.

The VICE.CHANCELLOR, without hearing Mr. Knight Bruce, said that
it did not appear to him that the affidavits furnished anything like xi
sufficient case to call upon the Court to commit Mr. Charles Winkworth,
the father. His Honour would therefore discharge Mr. Winkworth
from any further attendance upon the Court, as no well-founded charge
had betas brought against him. It wa., however, due to the geardians of
the young lady to say, that they had acted most rightly, and only done
their duty, in endeavouring to probe the matter to the utmost.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

The eigh'h Session opened this day before the Lord Mayor, the Recor-
der, Alderman Sir F. Chapman, Sheriffs, and the usual civic authorities.
SUMMARY STATEMENT, DESCRIPTIVE OF THE VARIOUS OFFEN@ES WITH
IVIIICH THE PRISONERS SEVERALLY STAND CHARGED.
Stealing in a dwelling-house i Curtilagc breaking 4
above the value of 5/ 6 Forgery
Stealing from the person
robbery by Servants
0-taining goods under false pre- Receiving stolen property 4
pretences
Uttering and having Cuunterleit Assaulting and wounding 1
Coin in possession
Accessory before the fact of Bigamy
Fe ony 1 Housebreaking 8
Cuttiilg and wounding
Stealing a Letter in the -Post Misde!ricanour 9
Office 1 Perjury

Total 225

London pri2oners
Middlesex ditto
Essex ditto
Admiralty Cases
Kent ditto
Surrey ditto

STATE OF HER MAJESTY'S GAOL OF NENVGATE.
MOB UP TO SATURDAY EVENING. Males. Females.
Prisoners under sentence of transportation for lifa 1 0
10 years .... 1 0
- 7 years .... 2 7
Ditto, for trial at the present Sessions
Ditto, whose judgments arc respit,,d
Ditto, acquitted on the ground of insanity, but remain dur-
ing Royal pleasure 1 0

11l dt
Total
The Recorder, in briefly charging the Grand Jury, said although the
cases were numerous, (and would probably be considerably augmented
before the close of the week,) and though several were rather of a serious
nature, none presented any legal difficulty, so as to require remark from
him. The Court, however, would be ready to afford the Jury all the
assistance in its power should any difficulty unexpectedly occur.
Common Juries were then impannelled, and the Court proceded to
the trial of prisoners.
Previously to this, a Juryman prayed the Court to be excused from
attendance to-morrow, because (his profession being that of a school-
master) his school would then break up, and he wished to be at home
on that occasion, to superintend the departure of his scholars.
The RECORDER—I think, Ix the sake of the boys, we must excuse
you—(Laughter)—attend on Wednesday.
There are, we understand, nearly twenty cases of perjury, and other
misdemeanours, not down in the calem ar.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-J-11.1S DAY.,

DEAL, JUNE 16.—Wind W.S.WT, fine. 17.—Wind S.S. W., mode.
rate.—Carne down from the River and remain, the Hamilton Ross,
Robb, for the Cape of Good Hope; Ganymede, Miller, for Algoa Bay;
Chatles Heartley, Hopper, for Mauritius; Plantagenet, Darnett, Cal.
cutta ; and Streatham Castle, Hudson, Halifax. Sailed the Hope,
Coombs, for Sydney.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 16.—Wind W.S.W. to S., hazy, with showers.
17.—Wind S.S. W. to S.E., fine.—Sailed her Majesty's ship Termagant,
from the Ccast of Africa.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 16.—Wind S S.W.—Arrived the Maria, Collings,
Croin Messina.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 15, 16.—Wind S. to S.W., light breezes, with rain.
—Arrived the Tagus (steamer), from Gibraltar, and left Cadiz on the
Bth inst. ; Lisbon, 10th ; Oporto and Vigo, 13th. Off Port, the
Irlatn, from Barbadoes; the Mary Hartley, from Antigua; the Bruce,
from Sicily.

DARTMOUTH, JUNE 16.—Arrived off, the Thorn, Friedham, from
New York; the Dew Drop, Fowler, from Oporto.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 16.—Wind S., light. 17, Wind N.W., light.—
Arrived the Pearl, from Tobasco; Hannah, Clayton, from Savanilla ;
Jane, from Campcachy ; Transit, Winsor, from New Orleans; Seaman,
Howes, from ditto; Mattakeset, Dunn, fiom ditto; Isaac Hicks, In,ger-
sol, from ditto; Henry Thompson, from ditto; Girard, Lamert, from
ditto; Niante, Dotty, from Mobile; Tiger, Baker, from ditto; Ala-
bamian, Lane, from ditto; Lion, Martin, from ditto; Thomas Taylor,
from Apalachicola; John Taylor, Lace, from St. Josephs; Christiana,
Box, from ditto; Joseph Porter, Porter, from Charleston; Britannia,
Atcheson, from ditto; Herald, Clarke, from ditto; William Carey,
Cundy, Wilmington ; Monongahela, from Philadelphia ; Shefileld,
Allen, from New York ; India, Snow, from New Orleans ; Isis, Graham,
from Jamaica; Ann and Mary, Wilson, from Valparaiso; John Camp_
bell, from Bombay; Victoria, from St. Johns, New Brunswick; Nor-
thumberland, from Pugwash ; Ellen, Chadwick, from Odessa ; Lady
Clinton, from Sicily; Anu Paley, from Lisbon ; Alert, from ditto ;
Jack Tar, Malcolm, from Bordeaux ; Tom Tough, Williams, Charente.
GUERNSEY, JUNE 15.—Arrived, the Victoria, David, from Havan-
nah ; the Allivina, Moller, from Dantzig.

JERSEY, JOE 15.—Arrived, the Widar, Schler, from Danteg.
DUBLIN, JUNE 1 5. Arrived, the Edwin, Boller, from St. John's, New
Brunswick ; the Eliza Ann, Boxer, from ditto; the Cameron, Brown,
from Demerara ; the George and Henry, Worlaghan, from Oporto;
the Emerald, Fletcher, from Bordeaux; the Five Sisters, Williams,
from London.

LIMERICK, Awn 15.—Arrived, the Limerick Lass, Underwood, from
London ; the Wasp, Pounds, from ditto.

Lerrri, JUNE IG.—Arrived, the Isabella, Robertson, from Canton;
the Bonus Finis, from Stellin. _

ABERLADV,—Arrived, the Hoffhung, Scheeinclen, from Stettin; the
George Henrietta, from ditto.
I
Jose IG.—Arrived, the William Darley (steamer), from
fraTnbL,Lo,, ;
the Transit (steamer), from ditto; the Sea llorse (steamer),
Iu
from Rotterdam
DOVER, JUNE 16.—Arrived off; the Modest; Menscham, Havannah
The Herald, Clarke, about one.third loaded, was wrecked off the
River Roman, Honduras, on the 19th of April.
The Theresa Cubana, Bolivar, from Cuba, put into Nassau, New Pro.
vidence, leaky, bound to Barcelona.

There have been many reports about the supposed
vacancy on the Queen's Bench, by the retirement of Chief Justice Bushe,
and about the new appointment in his place. We believe the oflico is rot
vecint, and therefore we need not notice the rumours.—Dublin Pilot.
By the arrival of the Tagus steamer at Falmouth,
on Saturday morning, we have received advices from Lisbon of the 12th
instant. The rumour of a new commercial treaty between Great Bri-
tain and Portugal being on the eve of adoption, is said to be totally
groundless. The Portuguese prefer the ruin of their trade, to the pro-
bability of adding to the commercial greatness of England. Disturb.
ances bad ceased in the South, but the Ministers had ample business
on their hands in endeavouring to raise funds to defray the necessary ex.
pences of their respective departments.
We perceive in the Times of this morning a com-
munication purporting to come from Bungay, and to give an account cf
the sale of the goods seized for church-rates from Mr. Childs and
others. It is stated among ether things that Mr. Childs attempted to
excite the persons assembled at the sale to a breach of thepeace. This
is a specimen of BIC truth and charity which actuate the oppressors of
Mr. Childs. That gentleman was, to our certain knowledge, in London,
when the sale took place I

TILE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.),

CORN EXCEIANGE.

The arrivals almost kinds of Grain, also of Flour last week, was toler-
ably good for this season of the year, and there was a considerable
quantity of Oats from Ireland. The Wheat trade during the week
had an upward tendency, other articles remain as previously stated.
This morning has • furnished a good fresh sumoly of Wheat'
and of other Corn, quite sullicient for the demand. The early
sales of the finest Wheat, obtained Is. to is. per quarter on the
terms of last Monday, but the trade afterwards because dull, and for
the general qualitas the last week's terms could not be exceeded, a"d
some quantity was left unsold. Barley remains firm at last week,
rates. Beans and Pease are varied. The Oat trade is slack, and last
week's quotations are hardly maintained. The top price of flour is
considered as fixed at 60s. per sack, but the trade is dull at this ad-
vance. The weather is now considered as favourable to vegetation.

PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
Wheat, Red (old) 555. 645. Beans, Small ;new) 36s :3''S
-White (01d).., 60s. 70s.
Red 1837) 46s. LO:. - Tick (new) 285 11'
---- Fine
Superfine 02a. 675. - Harrow (new) ..... „..325. :30*
-White (1837) 46.. 555. - (old)..„ 405.42x'--- Fine 58s. 625. Brank 32e.366-
- Superfine o.is. 725. Oats, Feed .--F. ''' '
- ---.-.-. Foreign free 541 725. ----- New . ja,.::.3
Rye 303. 345. - Poland _-s -- '
Barley 22s. 255. New 21,..25g.
- Grinding Z;5. 30s. - Potatoe •26,..C8'
- Malting 3'2.365. ----- New q4s.lfis'
Malt 465, 545. Scotch 2s'. %1'
- Fine New 51's. 623. - Irish 17s 2O .901
Pease, Grey, New 30s. 31s. Flour Town(per sack) t%2-' 57.e1
---Maple Ncw 9'2s. p4s, -- s;cconds 45..4fs
- White :ills. 28s. --...-- North Country 425.445'
- Boilers 425. 41s Bran 9. 10 •
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEV-•
Wheat. Barley. Oats. flour
Engnsh
Irish - - 30,321 --
Foreign -

SMITHFIELD.
Beasts were to-day in large supply, but the demand being ;
Friday's prices were barely maintained—compared with those of la';
Monday there is a decline of 4d. per stone ; Lamb was plentiful, ant'
declined a little ; Mutton was a free sale at 2d. per stone higher; 1)1119°
Veal scarce and dear. Beasts, 3,052; Shee;) and Lambs, 33,090 ; Fig;,
318 ; Calves, I 12 ; Beef, 3s. to 4s. ; Mutton, 3s. 10d. to 4s. Bd. ; Veal'
4s. 4d, to ss. ; Pork, 9s. to ss. ; Lamb, ss. 4d. to 6s,

CITY FISH AIARKET.
Supply to-day not quite so good, and prices higher. Turbot, 4%. t°
205.; Soles, 9d. to 3s. per pair; Lobsters dearer, say Is. 6d. to 45
each ; Mackarel, 3d. to 6d. each; Salmon good, Is. 6d. per lb.

PROVISION MARKET.
Irish and Dutch produce are very quiet in every department.
large buyings of any kind. Dutch Butter, 78s. to 805. for the top price'
Bacon nominal. Lard is firm at 70s. for the best Waterford. Beef
and Pork are securing but a moderate business, and prices firm. The
imports of provisions are heavy, and the stocks about an average.
BERMONDSEY WATER-SIDE POTATO MARKET.
Thcre was a fair supply of Potatoes to-day at market; the trade vr3'
been languid,and the quality, as may be expected, was inferior. VP t°
the time we went to press prices had undergone no variation.

HOP MARKET.
Owing to the fly having made its appearance amongst some of the
best Hops, prices, as compared with those of this day week, arc 4s• to
ss. higher. Trade is brisk. East Kent Hops 1836, 565. to 98,—;
bags 1837, 80s.to 124 s.—pockets 1837, 84s. to 1245. Middle Nen,
bags 1837, 7.Ss. to 100 s.—pockets 1837, 755. to 106 s. West Kent bass
1837, 86s. to 112 s.—pockets 1837, 84s. to 90s. Sussex pockets 1837
745. to 84s.

TALLOW MARKET. et
I'. Y. C. to-day is 475. 6d. on the spot, and 465. 3d. to arrive--n

much doing. The stock is very short: being about 2,700 casks.

COLONIAL MARKETS.
There were no public sales to-day of any kind of Colonial producfr:
and by private contract nothing passing worth notice. The 53
announced for the week are somewhat considerable, but not oppressive,
and while we have so many public sales, we shall have very little businteb'e
by private treaty. The only peculiarity that we discover in to
announced sales is a large quantity of Guyaquil Cocoa, amounting ,
2,690 bags, and which is for to-mrrow. Also of Sugar, :2,020 b30,r1.,
Lima; 1,705 bags of Manilla; 860 bags Bengal ; 1,500 bags Ma7oo
tius ; and 130 hhds. new Barbadoes. Ginger, 583 casks. Cnfice'n• c,
bales Mocha ; 630 barrels Brazil ; 160 bags Ceylon ; 1,200 bags "itciie
and 215 bags of Pepper. The imports were not heavy to-day up to
time of our going to press.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JUN
4,000 bags g 16. were
Our Market was again animated to.day, and fully fs
patted %lit!). Holders evinced considerable firmness, and in all inst3o
ciis,
realized yesterday's prices. 150 Egyptian, 9id. to 10d. ; 100 r, ai
Bd. to Sid. ; 490 Surat. 41d. to 3d. ; 150 Pernam, Sid. to 9;d.
American, 51/2d. Bd.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 16.
Although the business done has not been extensive, the tr 3 but
Wheat and Flour has acquired additional firmness during the week',
the value of other articles however has been supported with dal , f
Arrivals of Grain and Meal from Ireland have been small ; bu
Flour there were about 5,000 sacks, and at Wakefield there is aga
i
n
ior
heavy supply of Wheat and Beaus. Both markets were SteauY
Wheat yesterday, but rather lower for other articles. At our Corn p,.. a
change today Wheat was held firmly at an advance of Id to 2d,Pc,
bushel, and a moderate business doing. Flour was rather
More
able, at last week's prices. Oats and Meal dull of sale, at a reduction
of Id. per bushel and 6d. per load. Beans flat and the turn cheaPcr'
and Malt cheaper.

D M, JuNE 16.
Our Corn MarkeEtßß was Y CORN
well attendeAd yesterdßKETay, we had a good dcri'da-g
for Wheat. Best Wheat, 695. to 725.; Fine Barley, 31!5.; Gri"io
ditto, 28s. ; Oats, 245. to 265. ; Beans, 425. to 445.