The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-21 00:00:00

COURT OF CHANCERY—(Ties nA

THE LATE DUKE OF QUEENSBURY'S WILL.
'Mr. TI Est.ovE in this case applied to the
Court, praying his Lordship to ditret an Order
to issue for the disposal of four hundred and
seventy thousand pounds 3 per cent. stock, staud-
inz in the name of the Accountant-General to
the credit of this cause, and that the same might
be distributed amongst the parties, all of whom
comented to the Motion.

The Loan CHANCELLOR expressed strong
doubts as to the propriety of waking such •u
order.

Mr. TuEscovE rPplietl by observing► that his
application %vas wade by consent of all the
parties.

The. Loan CHANCELLOR—That may be, but
what right have they to make me a broker for
the market ? if I am wrong, Mr. Truelove,
pray set me right.
Mr.ll.4aT—They cannot, my Lord, sell the
whole ut once. They must wait until the broker
can find purcl►asers for it in different portions.
The Loan CnArrcELLott---Were 1 to grant
this order, the market would he most severely
affected by it, and I ►t►ust therefore dismiss the
motion.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—(Tins DAY.)
Sittings in Guildhall, befirre Lord Chief Justice BEST aid a
Special jury.
LONGIIOTTOM V. FLEMING.

Mr. Sergeant VAUGHAN Shiti.d, this WAS 811 ac-
tion to recover from the defendant, Mr. Archibald
Fleming, the sum of 2351.185. 6d. for repairing
the vessel called the Duke of Yorl►, of which the
defendant was the sole owner. The facts lay la
a very small compass ; the vessel, when repaired,
went a voyage to Jamaica, ti►e freight mas
afterwards sold, and the product delivered
to defendant, and also when the ship was sold
the money was received by the defendant. The
Learned Counsel said he should be able to prove
that such repairs were done by the Captain's re-
quest at the order of the owner, and trusted that
; he should be entitled to recover the demand now
clai►ned.

Witnesses were called ou the, part of the plain-
tiff, but the facts not being ntade.out optima the
defendant, the plaintiff was nonsuited.

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, JULY 110.—Wind 8.8. W. --,Arrived and sailed for
the River, the Ids, Taylor, from Jamaica; t.onthwark,
ditto ; London, I hapman, Quebec ; John and Robert, thrill-
ton, a iramichi; Fortitude, —, Jamaica.---Arrived anti *ailed
for the River, the Governor Harcourt, Allen, from Jamaica ;-
Swift, Payne, from Canaries • Caroline, Walters, Oporto ; and
—, tram the Cape Of Good Hope.
PORTSMOUTU, Jo LY 20.—Wind SAV.—Arrived the AI.
blon, Townsend, from Newfoundland ; Adamant, Rutland,
Jamaica; Elects, Harrison, 4itto; all have passed up Chan-
nel. Sailed the Good Intent, Fox, Ilamburgh.
Fa t.stotiT rt, LY 19.—Wind N.— Passed by for London,
the Hague, Parker, from Newfoundland. Soiled the Eclipse
packet, for Halifax.

COWES, JULY 20.—Arrived the Albion, Lee, 22 days from
Charlston, spoke •on the Ilth inst. in lat. 46. long. 30. The
Splendid, from New Orleans, for Liverpool.
Li v veil the J sines, Freeman, front
St. Johns, New Brunswick; and Emerald, Setae, frorn
mlchi ; and off Portland, the Noble, Maxwell, from thivannalt;
and Junn, Hussey, from NeW ilexl ord.: .- - -

PI.YMOUTIt, JULY 19.—Wind N.N.W..--Sailed the Prince
Cobunrg, for Gibraltar.

CORN EXCHANGE, AIL'? 2'.

•
So very little business has been- done to-day ,n any kind of
Grain, that we must consider C.e prices nominally as on Mon.
day last.
A nt v ats—English Wheat, 2200; Barley, 90; Oats, 66 10
qrs. ; Flour, 3400 sacks ; Irish Oats, 1050 qrs.