The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, JuLr 20.
IN RE WELLESLEY.

Mr. SOLICITOR-GENERAL said he wal instructed
to apply to the Court for the purpose of discharging
the order which had been recently pronounced by
the Lord Chancellor for the committal of Wel-
lesley. He wished to know whether his Lordship
would fix a day upon which the application might
be heard, and wished also that it might be arranged
so as to suit the convenience of the parties on the
other side.

The LORD CHANCELLOR said the earliest oppor-
tunity would be best for such a purpose. He sup-
posed the application to discharge the order was to
be made upon the merits.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said, certainly ; it was
upon the particular facts of the case that he was in-
structed to make the application.
His LORDSHIP said, as to the jurisdiction there
could be no doub'. In order to meet the applica-
tion upon the merits, which he should be very will-
ing to entertain, he thought Friday would be a con-
venient day.
Sir E. SUGDEN, on the other side, said that Fri-
day would be as convenient as any other day to him.
His LORDSHIP then directed that if any affidavits
were to be filed on the part of Mr. Wellesley, they
should be furnished to the other side in due time, so
as to enable them to understand the grounds upon
which the application was to be made.
His LORDSHIP sat from half-past twelve to six
o'clock, and disposed of some motions.

When Lord Brougham received the Great Seal
the enormous number of 103 appeals was standing in
the Chancellor's paper, for hearing. Incredible as it •
must appear to those at all acquainted with the pro-
ceedings of this Court for the last thirty years, the
whole of thane appeals which are ready for adjudica-
tion, will, we are informed, have been heard and de-
cided before the close of the week.

Earl v. Pickerin, the last of the above-mentioned
appeals (the 103 d), is actually in his Lordship's pa-
per for hearing this day.

THE ARMY.

The 84th Regiment, under the command of Major
Nicholls, was reviewed on the 9th of May in the Barrack,
yard at Spanish-town, Jamaica, by Sir Willoughby Cott °"
who was plea-ed with their condition and appearance.
On the 23d of the same month, the 33d Regiment WO
reviewed by the same officer, at Up-park Camp, under the
command of Colonel Knight.
Thomas Whittaker was killed early in May, in Jamaica,
in a battle, by Roderick Basset, both were privates in the
Royal Artillery. The survivor has been committed for trial.
A strong sensation has been created at Battle, by the re-
sult of a court-tnartial on Serieant-Major Leggett, 7th Do'
goon Guards, charged with having given a false report O,
ti e piquet to Lieutenant Le Marchant. The inquiry bee
reduced the Serjeant-Major to the ranks. The people Uf
Battle are represented to 119 as being highly indignant at
the proceeding, deeming Leggett an injured man. This,
we are told, is only the fourth Serjeant-Major broke in the
same troop within a short period. The inhabitants have
petitioned the Colonel of the Regiment and Lord Hill upon
the subject.—Brighton Guardian.

THE MARKETS.

COAL MARI
Dean's 255. Od.
Felling Main 22 0
Hebburn Main 28 0
Holywell 27 6
Killingworth 28 6
Newburn .27 6
Ord's Bedbug!)
Percy Bensham , .. 27 0
Pont%) Windsor 27 0
rantield 30 0
Townley 26 6
West Hartley 25 0
Willington 29 6
Wylani 25 6
Walls End Brown's 2B 0
_Ditto (unscreened) 0
Ditto 11,11,11obson,&Co. 27 6
Ditto Bewicke and Co. 30 6
Walls End Callerton— 25 n
Walls End Carr and Co. 27 0
Walls End Gosforth ..... 29 9
Walls End Heaton—..—.. 30 3
Walls End Hotspur...,. 27 9
slop. at market, 60%---Shil

Walls End Newmarch— 29.4. f*:ET.—July 90
Ditto Northumberland 2S
Ditto Peareth ,"
Ditto Perkins and C 0... '„
Walls End Riddell's 29 „'
Ditto Walker 30
Lambton Primrose 29
Springwell Main--- ';
Walla End Hetton 31 ‘,ll
Walls End Lainbton 31
DcrlWWoiiyatawpltilst
e End Stewart's 31
Knollo Russell's nn
30
Barnsley New. ,24
. 0
h
Culin Trimsaram 9.5
ed 0
Hartley 5
Silkstone Field and Co•
South Hetton Seats.--... 24 6
Warde's Llanelly :9 6
Greenwich Hospital...—. 24 0

...la. 5414—Unso1d, IN.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING TH

WEEK

Wheat. L.Barlef. Oats. Bean"
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. I. to 2. I. to
Abingdon 62 81 31 43 22 30
73 80 37 41 A
Birmingham-- 64 72 22 40 24 32 - -
Bridport ......--.. 56 74 32 39 26 30 42
Cirencester 60 76 38 44 24 29 --
4:84 927840 9.33464 41 28(1 726 —3385 —7--•
Faringdort
43
6542 8.803 3 23° 4352 2288 3 °34 56
n7°
GuildfordH
eley
Maidenhead 65 80 32 46 20 33 --
SiNtaleolainstbimitniorguyt=h
(4157' 252' C7974:7
2.2, 31 47 2232J1
332-232
450444:
Southampton 54 78 37 40 28 32 4tl
Stroud
Tewkestotry 65 74 40 42 30 38
Uxbridge 48 78 32 38 24 34
Wastage 58 80 30 43 21 30
Warminster 45 68 28 28 25 39
Windsor ~ 59 21 22 A 5
W0rce5ter............ 64 68 24 36 24

ULL IV ARK ET.—July 19.
—s. 608. f3s. New —s. 51s ei°g]
—s. 545. 58s. ln bond... —l. —6. —on.;
—s. 245. 28s. Old —B..—s. .1••••
1.... —s. 245. 26s —6 ---S. .--8.
• ...S•
—s. 225. 24s ..-8. —.4.
..„ —s. 40s. 425. Line. & Vold --s, 368 ,
..'
—s. V2s. ''''.
36a. 38s. Vs. Foreign ....5. 38i. 40.
—s. 465. 48s. Grey
—s —s. —s. Foreign ...8. 30
s. 01.
none.

Wheat, Old
Foreign
Oats, Poland
Small or Feed
Foreign
Barley, Norf. &
Foreign
Beans
Pease, White
Tares
Rapeseed, in bond

CHELTENHAM

Per Bushel. s. (I. to s. d
Wheat
Barley 4 0 5 6
Oats 4 0 4 3
Beans
Pease 5 0 7 0
Hay 3l. 103.

MARKET.—JuIy 19.
Pet lb. Il' to d'
6
Beef 5 ti
Mutton
Veal
Pork
Lamb 0
to 3/. 15a. Ott. per ton

DUMFRIES MA
s. d. s. A.
F‘Vo,heira, i i
t,l:p. Bush 7 (to 8 0
Barley 4 6 5 0
Oats " 7 3 3
l
2 4 3 0
Oatmeal
Potatoes. cwt.