The Sun.
London, England, 1849-03-07 00:00:00

gi.trttion stiggeztr.d by the Hon. Memher for Surrey
A.,is not caleu;ated to the object; he had in
vi,w, nor Nv.,uld the Coin n which the ll,nourable
G,n l inn pr,:pose to establish succeed in removing
ti-;( d tlic IGi s wit:c!l surrounded this nr,mentous question.
Nov,. ift reference to ho 13,11 itself, oft, r passiug over
the first six clauses, which re;ated to the establishment
regustraiion cominissien, the 'litho wos.'d perceive
that hy ihf• s-venth close it was prov A-d doew
menu. should be r-gistered, anti also all evidence relating
to the. title -f land h the owaer should think of
importance for the purp ,se of establishing his title to
the property, and then furher down there was a direc-
tion that it should be lawful for the owner to register
description of his land. It was, therefore. left doubtful '
whether the owner was to register merely the deeds and
documents relating to the land, or the evidence of title
io both ; but it was clear from the language of the
clause that when any registration was completed it
should not be neces4nry for the owner to prove his title.
[LEFT SPEAKING.]

SECONDARIES'.—(THIS DAY.)
(Before Mr. Secondary POTTER.)
VIGERS V. THE DEAN AND CHAPTER OF ST. PAUL'S.
This was an action in replevin, and came before the
jury on a writ of inquiry. The rev. defendant had
1;1-acted to the action, but on demurrer the plea wag
overruled, and judgment was entered as for want of plea.
The writ was not read, but it was stated that the plaintiff
is a timber merchant, and that the property was origt.
pally granted by Henry VIII. to Sir Francis Walshir
hum, lint.

The SECONDARY said the jury bad nothing to do with
any other question than the amount of damage sus-
tained, and that had been estimated by a witness at 3G4
for goods il:egally distrained and sold.
The jury gave a verdict tor 30/.
A MILITARY COLLECTOR—TEGG AND ANOTHER v. SHEIC
The plaintiffs in this action are the well known book.
sellers, and defendant was described as a " private is
the Lancers"—the amount claimed 1561. It appeared
that the defendant had been engaged as a collector at a
salary of 501. per annum, and was allowed one guinea *
day for his expenses. Ho entered into the se, vice Of
plaintiff in 1846, and for some time made his remittances
regularly, but at last got negligent, and ultimately was
di.charged in March, 1847, and the above balance was
found to be due.
The jury gave a verdict for the amount.
No explanation was given as to the inconsistency of eta' ,
ph>) ing a private in the Lancers "as a commercial
traveller."

MARKET NE WB.-(THIS DAY )

CORN EXCHANGE—WEDNESDAY.
Notwithstanding the supply of English Wheat on offer
in to-da)'s market was trilling—ths total arrival sine*
Saturday ma having exceeded 730 quarters—the demand
tor that grain was in a very depressed state, at 111M014
nominal currencies. A clearance of the few samples on
the stands was not eff,cted. A very large quantity a •
foreign Wheat—upwards of 27,000 quarters—has coins
to hand this week. The millers, therefore, purchased
with extreme caution, and, to force sales, lower rata
must have been submitted to by the importers. The
best Malting Barley was held at Monday's quotations.
Grinding and distilling sorts were dull in the extreme*
Malt was a dull sale , and the turn in favour of the
buyers. In Oats next to nothing was cluing, at the We
decline in value. Beans, Peas, Indian Corn, Meal, and
Flour, had a downward tendency.

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. 1100
2
'
730 qrs. I 560 qrs. I 690 vs, I glOsth
-- 1,010 I

English •• • • • •

Irish... --
Foreign •••• •• 27,190

• ---
malt. 670 qrs.
BOILOUGH HOP DIARILET.

The demand for nearly all kinds of Hops was in a veil
inactive state to-day at prices barely equal to those paid
last week. The show of samples was by no meting
heavy. Sussex pockets, 214 s to 21 16s; Weald of Kea
ditto, 2/ 12s to 31 8s; Mid and East Kent ditto, 3135 t°
31 lOs par cwt.

IXTHITECEIAPEL.
Our market was tolerably firm, and prices were well
supported in every instance. Beef, from 2s 4d to 31 4di
Mutton, 3s 4d to 4s 4d; Veal,3s 10d to 4s 10d; and Yorke
3s 2d to 4s 4d per 81bs by the earea:e.

LLOYD'S SHIPPIN G.—(THIS DAYi
LONDON, MARCH 7.—Wind at noon, S.W., ft"-
breeze and cloudy.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 6.—Wind W.-sth, Sid. Dorothy'.
Adelaide, South Australia; 6th, Victor, Kirkus, I3obta4
Town.

GUERNSEY, MARCH 3.—Sld, Atalanta, Havre. hi
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 6.—Wind S.S.W. to W.---S''''
Dundee, Havannah. A quantity of standing and rill;
ning rigging, with blocks attached, a topmast, a toe'
yard, and topsail, marked " R.N.," apparently foreign'
and belonging to a vessel of about 150 tons, have bee*
picked up off Calves Cliff, and landed here to-do'
tier Majesty's ship Superb, in being towed out of the
harbour, swung foul of the I. 0. brig, of Sunderland'
and carried away her main• topmast, sprung the fore'
topmast cap, &c.
RAMSGATE, MARCH 6.-55 bides, 23 caska of WO!
44 casks of glass, 6 casks of madder, 1 cask of gum. '',
cases conieuts unknown, have been landed here this citli
from the wreck of the Floridan.
TROON, MARCH s.—The Henrietta, Glasgow ibt,
Genoa, has put in here today with cargo shifted, much
strained, and three feet water in her hold.
SWANSEA, MARCH 6.—The Ismail (French brig),
from Troon to a French port, has been brought in bare*
derelict by the Troubadour, having been found near the
Crow Rock abandoned, and with loss of rudder, lin'
without other damage.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 6 —Wind W.S.W.—Off r
Niagara, steamer, Boston. left Feb. 21, and Halifax, 2
.;
Samuel, Savanna; Elizabeth, Mathew, Boston; RiPlO;
Samson. Arrd. Eucles, Chivas, Calcutta; Lemuel D)er,:
Dyer, New Orleans ; Petal, Morris, Savannah ; Nertl',„, 4
Star, Bishop, Charleston Std. Courier, Calcutta ; Fuso'
~
Africa; Frances, Senegal ; Kent, Valparaiso ; Range't!
Rio Janeiro; Brothers, Brazils; Falccn, Trinidad; sit's-,
Barbadoes; Flora, Tampico; Ulysses, Gulf of Mealy' '
Liverpool, Savannah ; John Bruahum, Charleston'
Maranbam, Virginia ; George Ramsey, Balton(1!
Chesapeake, Baltimore ; Probus, New York ; Janette'
New York; Grea. Britain, Charleston.
...„I
DEAL, MARCH s.—ind S.S.W., light-6, t'',;;
Chamois, Pearath, Maur" *us; Thalia, Voltam, cl!“,r,
Morayshire, Stamp, Jules. Arrd. from the lit'
6th, W. M. Brown, Cry on; James M•Queen, Bar:"4:,
711
does; Glasgow, St. John's, New Brunswick. Sld., %I;
Nereed, Barbadoes; Catherine Elizabeth, St. Vlnce'i
George, ciao; Albion, Jamaica; Venus, Cape Falerill—
„
Bromleys, Sierra Leone; Amelia, Havannah.
SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 6.—Arrd. Iberia, Idea—
met
Meckam, Gibraltar. -

BRISTOL, JSlAucii 6.—Wind W.N.W.—Acrd.
Buekingham, Sc John's, New Brunswick. Sid., "tbr
Schyryd, Cape de Vtrds.

IRELAND.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
DUBLIN, TUESDAY EYENINO• to
Petitions against the Ministerial project continue e
pour in from all parts of the kingdom. Amongst thhe
most remarkable is one from the Grand Jury of fro
county of Roscommon, a district of all others lrkely
be most benefited by the imposition of the rate in sicint
The petitioners say, "We deny the equity
charging any electoral division for the deficienci
of others, or of levying a rate in aid such
that proposed. We submit that such a measure 1011
take away all inducement to industry by destroys
confidence, but ae reppsctfully suggest that the suPiti
of the agt d, the infirm, and such as are incapacitts
from labour should be provided for by a national tits' 41,
all descriptions of property and income; that resPonee.
Witty for the support of the able-bodied should be jai
fined to the estate on which they may reside, as it
consistent with justice that in times of difficulty el wee
property should aid those who in more prosperous fit,
:.re the producers of the rents of that estate, but "of
nevertheless further suggest that when the butde°34
such support would exceed a fair extent of rtsponsibarei
that a national tax should afford its aid, and that a°
lief should be given to the able-bodied, except ill its
change fur labour."
(10/1
TEIE GRAIN TRADE.—We had generally a
op
market at our Coru Exchange to-day, but we note
et
alteration in our quotations of Friday. There was rah
more inquiry for Indian corn.

THE ARMY.—A report was generally circulated&
yesterday of the Government having decided upon self,
ing out immedia'dy two additional regiments to I°
of
viz , the 75th anti 87th, together with large draft ea
400 men to the 24th regiment. The 75th was inlenuA
for service in Hong King, and would have embart:,
for that destination this spring, but this sudden vl
mand for further augmentation to the force in the
has had the effect of removing them toa more agree*.
quarter.
al
COURT or ALDERMEN.—Yesterday a court //:
held for the dispatch of businese. After the transactiatis,
of the routine business of the court regarding petits a
&c., the court was counted out, on the motien of Ard:be
man Sidney, spun the question, that the report or 'O,
neral Purposes Committee relative to non•freetoebe
priisented by the i quests of the several wards of Ia
City ou Plough Monday lust, as read on the 6th end
20 of F. Li-miry, be taken into W "ither consideintl
be returiikd back to the committee.

BIRTHS. On the 4th inst., at St. George's
-place, the LadygrAe°
Bruce, of a son.
On the 3d inst., at the Vicarage, Peterborough, the Dui
of the Rev F. A. S. Marshall, of a aou.
On the 4th .nst. the wife of W. Longman, Esq., 0-
f syd'r
park-square, of a Saughter.
On the 2d inst., Mrs. J. F. Bacon, cf Dalston-rise, °f
daughter.

MARIED.
On the 27th ult., at Cottes R
brooke, Northamptonshire, the
Rev. Septituns Stockdale, rector of Wilby, Northam
shire. to Caroline, si.coLd daughter of the lion. and Rev'
A. Irby, rector of Cottesbrooke.
On the 3d inst., at St. Pancras New Church, G. Bentficijj
Esq ,of R cbmond-road, Barnsbury, to Sarah, daughtet"
the late A. Hooper, Esq.

DIED.
At Brisbane-house, Ayrshire, on the 26th ult., Isahell,l
Maria, eldest daughter of General Sir Thomas Idacdougg'
Brisbane, Bart , G.C.8..
On the 4th inst., at Darent-Nilla, Westerham, James 1141°‘
sard, Esq ' aged 68.
On the 26th uit., at Stevenage, Ilertforshire, Mrs. Aire'
ton, aged 86.
On the 28th ult., aged 84. Jasper Peck, Esq., of TeroPi°
Combe, Dorsetshire.

London: Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG,,,L
No. 112, Strand, Printer, at T/e Sun Office, No. 01
.
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the coantY
Wednesday, March 7, 1849.