The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-11 00:00:00

SP,kl:-.

Madrid journals of the sth have arrived.
Queen Christina left IViacirld on that day for Bar-
celona.

MADRID BOLSA, JULY S.---The news of the eupizu
lation of Rome had 1r cduci-d a tuvuurablA irnpri-scion
at the Bourse. The Thrte per Ccnts Jea.o..ired Rt
25k for paper ; the Five per CeE,N.. at 101; the
Debt without Interest. ut ; aid thP Coupons at sf.

STATE ol,"1 RAD E.
(From the Manchester Guardian of this d 5.).)
MANCHESTER, TUESDAY.—The up ard tenettaicy
servable in 'his market of late has been mole decidedly
and generally developed to-day. The buyers have
found the sellers, at the very least, harder to deal
with ; for some descriptions of goods, and most
kinds of yarns, an advance upon the attainable
prices of last week has been demanded ; to some ex-
tent this demand has proved successful ; and, on
the whole, a fair amount of business has been
done. This movement is, perhaps, mainly attributable
to the still upward course of the cotton market, viewed
in connection with the scarcity of many of our staples,
and the comparative lightness of stocks in others. To
this short summary, we will add a few necessary de-
tails. In the course of the day, spinners wero a good
deal excited on learning that the American
steamer brought advices of a further advance
of to it cent. per lb in cotton ; and that an
active demand, at increasing rates, had ensued in Liver-
pool. For leading counts and qualities, the quotations
rose id. to Id.; and, in some particular kinds, id.
per lb. The home manufacturers yielded the most
readily, and in the greatest degree. But even the
Continental buyers complied with the evident necessity
of going somewhat beyond their previous limits ; and
their operations have been of fair extent, certainly
larger than these of last week, including some purchases
for Russia. The India merchants, moved by no induce-
ments in their own markets, have done exceedingly little.
Doubled yarns about No. 40's are higher. Some descrip-
tions of goods have commanded prices to day exc •ediu,s2
by 3d., '40., and even 6d. per piece such as were cur-
rent a fortnight ago. This is particularly the case %via,
36-inch shirtings and printing cloths, end 26-i, ch prin-
ters. The makers of 40-inch shirtings show the gr-st
est firmness, and, if not selling much, they have liitle
to offer. The slight improvement in twavy goods,
which we have noire- d in n-cent arlich s. is sustained
though not carri.Al mach turthi r. b+-me growth
confidence is p?rcepiibie in the bottle department of
business.

ROCHDALE, MONLAY.—The market today Ills beet
quite equal to thvt of preceding Monday. The ne-
mand continues good, and the wanufac:urers are askii g
rather higher prices. There is yet but a limited do
wand fur kerseys, and the manufacturers of those good,
are rather slack at present. The woolstaples are asking
rather higher priers f,r the raw material at precut.
and in some instabces the demand may have been ob-
tained.

HALIFAX, SATIMPAY.—ALbOtigh our PiFce Hall does
not txhibit very LDLIC`i .herc is a !,:tot-cl neat of
inquiry for worsted gcois, cht..tly taney. tor the &mei.
American marker, ;n,l as stocks are very low. priee*..rt
looking upwards. Tue tOr Aro. is ult
crease, ai.d the spinners are full ut °Mei,. at improving
quotations. The woo, in .:diet is mute active, at a,lvauc
rates, but tha new clip cowing to umrket wads to Freven
any rise of importance.

FROM TUESDA GAZETTE.

PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS.

T. T. Hal (I,)n, Wau.lsworth, hutche r, 2 ~ on Thurs-
day, July 12, and three f4l ,wiue Tnurbisky,, hetvietn
eleven and two, at the i.fiict. of M.
hall-street.

W. Amos, Whitstable, Kent, cost merchant, 2s. 8.'.,
ou Thursday, July 12, and ihreu
between eleven and two, et the l'ffice of Mr. Sta,st. id.
Basinghall-street.
J. S. Gomme, Ange..errlNN Hammersmith, c4binet..
au,ker, Os. 9d., on Thurs,lity, duly 12, and three
ing Thursdays, between flecal and two, at the uffie; o.
Mr. Stansfeld, Basinghall-street.
C. Andrews, Brighton, fruiterer, Is. 91., Muscle).
July 12, and three following Thursdays, uctereen eh. v.i
and two, at the office of MI% Stansfeld,
street.

Garbanati, Newman-street, Oxford-street, carver
and gilder, Is. 2 d., on Thursday, July 12, and three
following Thursdays, between eleven and two, at the
office of Mr. Stansfeld, Basioghall-street.
R. F. Gow,r, jun., New Broad-street, merchant, Is.,
on Thursday, Ju►y 12, and three following Thursdays,
between eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Stansfeld,
Basinghall-street. _ _

J. Humphrey, North Wahham, Norfolk, grocer,
on Thursday, July 12, and three following Thursdays,
between eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Stansfeld,
Basinghall-street.
J. A. Beaver, Manchester, cotton spinner, 3d., on
Tuesday, July 17, or any following Tuesday, between
eleven and one, at the office of Mr. Pott, Manchester.
NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES,
In the Country.
J. Wilson, Westbromwich, Staffordshire, steel manu-
facturer, Aug. 4, at twelve, at the Court, Birmingham.
At the Court of Review, July 31.
AI. Strang, Liverpool, merchant—T. Marsom, South-
place, Finsbury, dealer in horses—W. H. Osborn, jun.,
St. James's-place, Piccadilly, silversmith and jeweller—
T. Bishop, Malden, Herefordshire, cattle dealer—J.
Nichols, Snow-hill, City, ironmonger—R. Smithies,
Aighton Bailey and Chaigpley, Lancashire, timb
dealer —G. L. Richardson, Liverpool. cutler J
Vaughan, Hereford, plumber—J. Taverner, Nuneaton.
Warwickshire, draper—W. Scott, Exeter, ir,,nmon,..
and tinman—A. Westle), bou.hill and Biggleawad,
Bedfordshire, mill. r.
PARTN ER3LIIPS DISSOLVED. _ _

J. Bailey rani D. •Itiiehte, St. el:arch-yard.
CLiatsy9 ce lalielsk,(nGe rreeearts Gauld :!o tii7; -"t,dt urrt Zo. Ev
ka ,nsco ot}:edrs—j
J. D. Rees and D. R. Thomas, Thornton-strew, ifi,rs
leydown, drapers—W. .Uttar and R. Wilson, Yarn,.
Yorkshire, artifi ial triatiure rriantracturtr—Carolin.;
Horsoman and Elizabeth Catherine P.irkr-r. Davies.
street, Berkeley-squrre, reiliiners snd dress ru%kers—..
Bury, J. Price, and M. Price, Shevington, Lan, ashlar,
coal merchants (so far as regards M. Pice)-11.
Schroeder and 1 Ashlin, Liverpool, stock and share-
brookeri—G. Watson and J. Watson, Lanc.,ster, linen
and wo‘ileri drivers— J Ci tiksun aria J. Bienkiron,
Reeth, Yorkshi4—T. Lee and J. Roncorn and
Weston Point, Chas u., gr c vs-C. Fi,t,lr and C. 11
Hawkins, Gloucesikr, linen aryl woollen drapers—j.
Cairns, sen., an f W. Csirn=, Chorley, Lauca,stare, crator
spiiiners—W. Stu! k and .1. Mils. Norwich, djers—R.
C. Gardiner and C. B. Euanotr, (hque-Nail:, Chelsea,
surgeons—T. Parry, T. S. Parr), and C. P.irr). City_
road Basin, Macclefl,d-s rei t, coal mi-reliai•t:
—C. s -)n, E. t•lkes,:atal J. Dyscdt, ~ot yr
warp rnskers (so far as regaros J. Dyson)—E. Ralf.
and S. Stagg, Aske-;trt:rt, 11.4cton, &natal. aeruk
jewellers—R.. Gardner anti T. 13azt. y, Manchester and
fialnwell, near Bolton, eottnn sptuners—F. 11. Green
street and T. Paton, Livorpc:ol., eogiavers—L. WiVe x
and W. Jones, Abe dare, Lmorganshire, bre.% ers—lt
Gardner, T. Bazley. nno R Gardeer. Manelv.'ster, and
lialliwell, near Bolton, cot•on ,itirtmers (as far as regards
R. Gardner)-11. Iluyle, U. I lartlin in. 11. liargreays,
rt. Nuttall, and J. H. Nuttall, Wo de Janjru and Mime
Video, South America, roretnissi trrents.
INSOLVENT PE iTtIONERS.
Geurge Bowes, Birmingham, baker.
Richard Millen, Minster, titrwur,
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William Curnford, Minster, Kent. brick make r.
William Richards, Pontypool, painter and gt.zler.

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Samuel Pugh, Trevethin, Monmouthshire, grocer.
Joseph Lee, lialifux, dyer.
James Fielding, Bury, Lancashire, bookkeeper.
John Jones, Broughton, Denbighshire, collier.
John Corns, Salford, clerk.
William J. Moukhouse, Panteague, Monmouthshire,

agent.
Robert Cole, Helions Bumpsted, Essex, farmer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

R. Glen, Garshake, near Dumbarton, farmer, to meet
within Dowell's Rooms, Edinburgh, July 18 aad Aug. 8,
at two.
A. Murray, Edinburgh, printer, to meet within
Dowell's Rooms, Edinburgh, July 16, and Aug, 6, at two.
J. Costorphine, Leith, wine and spirit merchant, to
meet within the New Ship Hotel, Leith, July 16, and
Aug. 6, at one.
J. Cowan, Edinburgh, paper manufacturer, to meet
within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh,
July 16, and Aug. 6, at one.
A. Crabb, Montrose, grocer and baker, to meet within
the Star Hotel, Montrose, July 14, and Aug. 6, at twelve.

FOLEY'S "INO AND INFANT BACCHUS."—In the
Court of Queen's Bench on 29th ult., Lord C. Townsend
sought to recover from Mr. Foley 2501. had and received
to form a group in marble on the model exhibited at
Westminster Hall as " Ino and the Infant Bacchus," to be
executed for 550 guineas. His Lordship, however, during
its progress, regretted he had not comm,s,iotrod a single
figure, and ultimately, on sn understaudieg wi h Mr.
Foley's brother, claimed the " remit; it" of the group. Mr.
Foley thereupon sold it to Lord Ellesmere tor 750
guineas, and Lord Tewnseild applied for a return ot the
250/. advanced. The dr fend:int urged the usth-.1 practice
of bargains with sculpto! s iu c lser where thr result of
their commissioned labour rcas r. j-ced, namely, f,A.y,
ment of one-half the lime in tO vane. and no repay-
ment, leaving, in this case, 381. 15s. doq t t the
defendant, who, ho 'Never, had orderea to refer th,, m iter
in dispute to Sir Robert Peel. or other cotnnetent arOi-
trator. Lord Denman recommended L:)rd Towashend to
c-mnmission a si, gle figure—a propuzal at once aeo‘ drd
to by both parties. After withdrawing a ju..or, an.)
entering a nonsuit. with costs to neither, Lord Denman
decided, as requested, that the value be fixed by an
arbiter, mutually agrewel on, either party pa} jai; the
differonee to the other, it above or below 2004—The
Builder.
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by the Eliza, Brown, arrived here Lima quebto.
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