The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-29 00:00:00

LAW AND POLICE.

Henry Butters, who was imprisoned in the gaol of
Edinburgh for twenty days, for selling "sweeties" on
Sunday, has brought an action against the Committing
Magistrate for false imprisonment. The case will be tried
in the Court of Session on Monday next.

LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC.
It is suggested that the best way of disposing of the
fuzed gun metal of the Tower would be to convert it
into medals, crosses, and vases, to be given to the soldiers
of every grade now alive who have served in the Pe-
ninsula.

SPORTING.
The next Ascot Cup is to be the work of Mr. Cotte-
rill, and the subject chosen by him is the " Wilde Jager"
of the German poet Burger, which Sir W. Scott has
translated. The grouping represents the " Wilde Jager"
seated on a steed, in the act of impaling a stag at the
very foot of the altar, while a hermit, on his knees
pleads to the huntsman not to stain the shrine with blood'
c ouRT--raSIZIONABLE.
The Queen, we understand, has already sketched a
likeness of the infant Prince, which will immediately be
lithographed. The resemblance is said to be perfect,
and the circumstances under which it was made cannot
fail of giving to it an interest peculiarly its own.
His _Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has quite
recovered from his recent accident, and leaves town in a
few days for Belvoir Castle.
The Duke of Wellington left Apsley House on Satur-
day, for Stratlkfieldsaye; and on Friday rode on horse-
back nearly two hours in Hyde Park. ,
The Duke of Rutland leaves town to-morrow for Bel-
voir Castle.
• The Duke and Duchess of Bedford returned to Wo-
burn Abbey on Friday last.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Douro have left Ra-
vensworth Castle, on a tour of visits.
, Earl Fitzwilliam left Wentworth House on Thursday,
for Milton Park.
number is u d undergoing owi no
grkmcoennsiadreeraebnleipliomyperdovien-
en ts. Hatfield-house
A great
lluilding a spacious riding-school and tennis-court. The ,j

Marquis of Salisbury and the tunes' Neil left totNn for
Hatfield-house last week.
His Excellency, Viscount Burghersh, left Harley -street
early in the week for Berlin.
The Earl and Countess of Zetland have returned to
Arke Hall, near Richmond, from Upleatham, Guisbo-
-11
rough.
The Hon. Miss Liddell, daughter of Lord and Lady. 44
Ravensworth, has received the appointment of one of the
Maids of Honour to Her Majesty the Queen.
"`Thehick reportso respecti
ngn
nh the
nQdubenerny
villageo ager's health,
most favourable description. On Friday herilloajfesthtye
was well enough to be removed from her chamber in the
upper or first floor which she has constantly occupied
in
Sudbury Hall since the commencement of her lathe
and which has an easterly aspect, to a room on tee
ground floor, looking west, and facing the lake and ter-
race attached to the house.
'Ol

MISCELLANMOITS. "tholli
The Paisley deputation, after endeavouring, :50
success. to see the Duke of "Wellington on their arlll7;fige
in Lonthin, ultimately received a note from him, wort; ?„?
thus :—" The Duke pays every attention it is in 1118
power to the distresses at Paisley as elsewhere, but. I, lc,o
must again decline to receive the visit of the deputatio
from Paisley. He begs the deputation to observe t.ba_t_Taall
he is not in the Queen's political service—that he u°".,
'nova 0+
not fill any political office, and exercises r ,
authority."
We regret much to state that malignant scarlet gd jetroo
typhus fevers are prevalent in the metropolis andiu f '4lOOO
ferent parts of the country, and have proved fatal licinotoitb
instances in an almost incredibly short space of hoil:-4 9
Several persons have died in the course of a, few g.
,st
from the commencement of the attack. I,'llo . )7,4,k
The improvement in the neighbourhood of Buo'l 4.tor„
ham Palace by the removal of the White Horse TslVl4 fo
,CIO !.
will be commenced in the spring. Mr. Cubitt, of :
ham-park, builds at his own expense the new.iklber-gge
to be opposite Wiltonthe Lord-place. Ibert.
On Saturday Mayor waited on Prince At hi,
at Buckingham Palace, to request the honour 0-01,4
dining at the Mansion-house on the day that his I„„Lie'
Highness lays the first stone of the Royal Eile'7to
which will be in the first or second week in Jol.°
which the Prince acceded.
To-morrow ill be the anniversary of th birth of Siira
Henry Saville,w in 1549, a profound scholar,e and tutor
Greek and Mathematics to Queen Elizabeth.
THE COURT OF . CHANCERY.—Lord r...7„p1j0r
Master of the Rolls ; the Vice-Corr.,—„sel;
Wigram ; Mr. Pemberton, Queen's 1-/°llsye
and Mr. Sutton Sharpe, Queen's Counsell,re-
undertaken, under the sanction and atrjthe
quest of the Lord Chancellor, "to confaue„'sbe
practice, course of proceeding, and offices, ;ego-
Court of Chancery, with reference to sticPi the
lations and alterations thereof as (ur--Vict.,
powers conferred by the statutes 3 an u ,ape
c. 94, and 4 and &Via., c. 590, it would. bed the
dient to make for the purpose of diminisbi".tioll
expense and delay attending the administr"
of justice in the said Court." Ow o.`f,
A report has, we are informed, gale „si*
that directions have been given for the 131:1;, for
tion of St. George's Hall, in Windsor Ca`fif'sot
the purpose of the christening of the,l, tot
Prince. We have good reason to belle sad'
this report is totally without foundafi°l,l%t the
moreover, that it is highly probable t'ify tbe.
Queen will, at the proper period, sign" Oa'
personal wish and intention of her MajolYoftlie
the sacrament of baptism shall, in the case
Prince, be ministered in a church or chape
MONEY and COMMERCIAI, ilLocx.
CITY, TWELVE o'-- fair int'
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 27.----A-to.dsi'
siness has been transacted in the Cotton 31arke,„"h bare
the sales are estimated at 4,000 bales, all a "..,11-„,
been taken by the trade at the quotations of Friu'Y',, for 0,4
LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, Nov. 27.-lifico's
all descriptions of Railway stock have underVastera
change to-day. The transactions quoted are in ie',oloo
Counties, 7i; Grand Junction, Half Shares, 95.; ,„ 3P,
and Birmingham Quarter Shares, 21-a • itiidoteu
Shares, 53; London and South Western 'Cunt" Ditto'
Shares, 421; North Midland Half Shares, 32i;
Thirds, 14*. 04 OttWe btice
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, N0v...v.--
Ik
more business doing, and there appears a Wt.', 130 5 '4'4o
feeling in the market for Railway Shares ; All'osir
Shares are ,still neglected. The sales are--1'°7,1
South Western,
_57 and 564-_; Manchester and JA.-- sle
Ditto, Quarter Shares, 21. 15s. 6d;Counts 5,
THE FUNDS. fit
The British Securities opened this morehlib 011
leaving off quotations of Saturday, with war:, dog'
Midland e
business doing ; the Markets are, however, hesN't the
sols for Money being now quoted 88i 89, and
Account 891 ; Exchequer Bills, 810 prem. joiDP
In the Foreign Market the principal business oi
in Spanish Stock, which opened this morning 0t yos'
but are now not so good, being last quoted 24i ; tient"
sive, 51- i; Deferred, 12+1 ; Portuguese Fiver'.
32;1 33 ; and the Three per Cents., 191-4_20. ,rg
PRICES OP SHARES THIS DAY AT ON
RAILWAYS. Paid. Per Share.
Great Western
Ditto New 5O
Ditto Fifths
London and Brighton 5O 36i44i to ai
London and South Western 3BZ 56554 to
North Midland

JOINT STOCK BANKS
Colonial

95

The English Stock Market h
HasAbLeeFn-hPeAavSyT,dti:rsi_anfg tiboerr
morning, with but a limited business doing. 1'°„1,019,,1
Money are 89, and for the Account 891 i• PI- elf
Bills, 8 a 10, and India Bonds 1 premium.
Three per Cents., B'7i 88 ; Reduced Three-,317,-0, 9'4.
per Cents., 97-a ; New Three-and-a-Half Per ye nrio.
Bank Stock, 164, and India Stock, 249. k 0 thAesr
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active gec., "Me r
cipal feature, considerable business has bee n. 4 "11- ball'
the morning; they have been done as low aSi'i clooel now
reached 25, at which price they were fock 1,4- re
are firm at that quotation ; the Passive Cen,fico
5i 6, and Deferred 12ff ; Portuguese Fise ppLittr 1
steady at 33k, and the Three peCents. 20V, Cem„9:01;
and a-Half per Cents., 52k ; andrthe Five Pe,' „..-4443;61;
The Share Market presents no varitaittere,'"
and Brighton are 36i ; London and South I' `"
True
Great Western, 79i ; North Midland, 65• - '
ce
QUARTER Fir °
Consols, 881. 89 ; Ditto, Account, 89i ; ' E.
334 a ; Spanish, 25 *2
0 lig"
QUARTERRoeIofbe
It was expected that ere this some 11°"cea; A tel
been received frcm the Exchequer 8i11.e...c,n0° anat.;
amount of bill stamped, and also of theserersabjec
but nothing official has transpired yet urn
A.lO
LLO YD'S SHIPPING—(Trts— Oro' of
LONDON, Nov. 29.—Wind this day at noon,
rd.
0i
DEAL, Nov. 28.—Wind S.W. moderate.----Afs.rocl. fr°, ;
Ann, Cape Coast Castle ; Cecrops, Quebec. Dot%
the River, Agenoria, for Algoa Bay ; Indust d -1153'
Fanny, Haller, Westward. Sld ProsPero all
fi
SL ichael's
STMANGATE. CREEK, Nov. 27.--Arrd. VOl-411390f
Malta ; Mary Stuart, Constantinople. (vet.%Ca
WHITSTABLE, Nov. 28.—The hull of 113$ e
Guernsey, lately wrecked on the Spaniard Sall(
weighed and brought in here. 1,, Cale the
OFF MARGATE, Nov. 27. S
Grafton, vr0l;:041.
PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 28.—Wind S. I, it •
Boadicea packet, from St. Helena, sailed Bth a
ef
bury, London for St. Vincent's.
for Gibraltar. fro.-
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 28.—S1d. the gontroso 55,
COWES, Nov. 28.—Arrd. Araclinc, Pearce,
tavia—sailed about 23d August. f 011ei0
WATERFORD, Nov. 26.—Arrd. off, I".e-Ite
Africa. rat*
GUERNSEY, Nov. 25.—Sid. Cessnock, Penclen" iebet'e
&roc), Nov. 25.—Arrd. Tom Moore Ater'4.l veal;
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 28.—And. Mary,'llawki;eile°
rara: Halifax, packet, Smith, Bombay ; Meworlear
Calvon, Africa • Talleyra,nd, Henley, Nelf ft' ;
Woodstock, gt. John's, New Brunswick. Georg
off, Oxford, New York, sailed Ist instant ;
Armstrong, Bombay. Sld. Superior, Bio ; '.4"; 4,
Maranham ; Frances, Barbadoes; Frances,
Murra, Jamaica ; Blanche, Savannah; O.;W •
Charlotte, Africa ; Symnietry, Mobile ; rie.ders,_,P"p '
Savannah ; Henry Bliss, Philadelphia ; 13e1/34 t uaoo •
York; Sultan, Halifax. The Theodore, bout' t
zic, grounded yesterday on Bnrbo Bank, but
the flood and proceeded. York, P 7 f
OFF HOLYHEAD.—Patrick Henry, New AO ,
to S
7th inst. V. r.'
' fir
FALMOUTH, Nov. 26.—Wind E.S.E. - %es. 60
breezes. 27. S.S.E. to W.S.W., strong bree
rived, the Braganza, steamer, from Gibraltarq;
instant ; Cadiz, 19 ; Lisbon, 22 ; Vigo, 24; ails. 1/1.
Feronia, for Seville, leaky, and with loss 01 °
rived off, the Philadelphia, from New York.

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HE GLORY AND SHAME OF Xll.l° tortliPg
131 r AN ADIERICAN.—A new work, under phis /s:roiloPej,
title, is about to appear immediately. if Mans,''rs arPiiet
in her 6. Domestic Manners of the AmerL oios ,
the lash to Brother Jonathan,, the author of ,_trto "lel,'
caustic and able work will, perhaps, be thougn:' for l'„1, -
returned the' compliment upon us with interes_i t _ wormi.
pen is a scalping-knife. Everybody will read tho.bodif, :
because it concerns everybody ; and because even._,,o,ilo !
loves to see his neighbour abused. Personal 51101011 A,
adds a peculiar piquancy to this amusing book, Ao-siootif
its varied contents will be found, a sketch ototosteall,
life in England, English and American ladies c
n"dori tl!.
the Englishmerchantand manufacturer, lA° .o,'!
a coo 1
viewed by an American, the Poor-laws an ,sery
oppression of Ireland, Almack's, Crockford's, stec-dotes,/
British India, &c. &c. Among perSoll3l
.1;030011_
Dickens, Campbell, Clarkson, Mrs. Ore, Mrs illness ° J-
O'Connell, Brougham, the account of the last 1"
j~s $:,
Lord Byron, &c. • a I's
tinted ili 9
REFORM CLus.--By the recently' pr
..., of t
it appears that there are at present 1,545 mernbeial'
id ay'
Club, of whom 41 arp Peers of Parliarneuttoo • -
wards of 200 have seats in the liouse of CPO°

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