The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-02 00:00:00

EV E MINI.)-r SUN.

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of the growing crops are,. perhapE, more favourable our
the whole, but the arrivals of foreign grtin and flour
continue very large, and it is now evident that,
as prices in Mark-lane to-day were ls. b 2s. higher
for bonded than on this day week, and Is. for
domestic wheats, the averages must advance, and im-
portations be thus effected at a lower duty ; however, the
harvest may eventually turn out, and which it must be
the fervent desire of every honest man to see abundant.

THE MARKETS._(THIS DAY.)
CORN EXCHANGE.
Tle arrivals last week of English Wheat and Oats 11:.,er0
good but small of other Grain. The fresh supply of Engniu
Wheat was fair, but short of other Corn. Wheat Is. Pet
quarter dearer than last Monday, with a slower sale. Wig'
Beans, and Pease unaltered. Oats firm, at the rates of lost
week. Flour met a moderate demand at the late advance. ,
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST I% ESD*
Floor
1 Wheat. Barley.
.0
English
Irish - - 13,455
Foreign 46,857 7407 q 7:0 OPB VTl'
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PRICES OK BOARD OF SF'?
Wheat,Red (old)
White (old) —:.
....,--st.. Beans,.______ Small (reord?
..
.... ...... ..
Red' l 840) s6s 603, Tick (new) . ........ 35 3,..
...4
-- Fine 12a. 865. .-- (old) .......... --,,-„„,
-- Superfine 703. 726.' Harrow (new)......371.0%,
White (184 f.) „e 65. 645. .--------- (old ...• ---s•"-
------ Fine 665. 70s. fivank .„, ................. ..,,,,,,...s.-41.
-- Superfine '4s. 78s. O& ts, Feed. . ......... ..........--46"-&
17 r2l.
----F-
oreign free Ms. 766. ................. New ...- ........ "i.
Rle
Batley
38s.
253' ~2;. -- ----New .......... .7.2„.
40s. Poland .................. .--4...'6,,:
-.....,.... (Grinding
--- Malting 323 353. --.--- *Jew ......... 24- ".''''
-.-- Maple New .
Malt
.--- Fine New lB5 Id6..`''
....40:11.;
Pease, Grey, New
White .343 365. ......... North Country... 03 o
••. 85, 9s•
---. Boilers 37s. 383.. Bran ....... .......
_____-----F10ur5c1Tr5r05ewhcc.0nn:(.1.p15:eir..7.61...ac"...k....)..............:.. 5:16.3: 625..;::,.:

SMITHFIELD MARKET. as large'
The supply of Cattie, Sheep, Lambs, and Pigs, ‘1
thing
but of Calves short. The demand was brisk, andbeep
sold well at our present quotations. Beasts, 2,819 ans
•
Lambs, 25,480 ; Pigs, 567 ; Calves,
137. Bed, 4s. to 5i
Mutton, 4s. to ss. ; Veal, 4s. 4d. V) 55. 2d. Lamb' s'
to ss. 6d.

EA MARKET. neS3
The market was active, and a large amount of bus roduced
transacted at higher rates. Company's Congov
2s. 6d. cash.

TALLOW MARKET. y
three
The market was firm, and the demand steady for F",•• three
dle at 48s. on the spot, and 48s. 3J. for delivery, in
months.

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PROVISION MARKET. b
Butter in steady request and prices firmer. Fine I,3„ast
and 925.., and the best Dutch 100 s. to 102 s. per cwt. Lard on the
70s. to 725. per cwt.. Bacon a very slow sale, and plc'
decline. Prime meat landed at 625. per cwt.
HOP MARKET. A 11 sOte'
Prices are on the decline, and the Market in a -11 t,scie
The favourable accounts from the plantations caused 11004
to operate with caution. The duty is estimated at 16j.,
CHANCERY COURT.—(TH IS )3,-
ROwLEY v. ADAMS.—JUDGMENT. ciee,
The LORD CHANCELLOR gave judgment in t 1 The
which was argued before the Court sometime since' de ci•
case came before the Court upon appeal from the tll
sion of his Honour the Vice-Chancellor, and the alltlie
sought to introduce into the decree pronounced tille
cause in 1836 a direction to the Master to take tie
of the partnership subsisting between two t-c..icsoy
men of the name of Wyatt. His Lordship was_x heell
of opinion with the Court below, that no case hsl* or
made by the appellant for what he asked, an
dered the appeal to be dismissed with costs.
MARTLN v. WICHELLO. wbici3
His LORDSHIP also gave judgment in this case, to
Came before the Court upon a creditor's suit, clairah!!ed.
have the benefit of an execution that had been ehtat "
The Court ordered the bill to be dismissed with casts.
TULLOCH v. HARTLEY.
The further arguments in this part-heard case were
resumed, and occupied the whole day.
ROLLS COURT.—(THIS DAV')esse
The whole morning was again occupied with trois
and cross case of Sheppard v. Morris, and 31„ Ao
Sheppard. It is a mere question of account, an
importance to any but the parties concerned,
BANKRUPTCY—(TH IS DAY')
IN THE MATTER OF MIL w. vARDY. ss S
The bankrupt in this case carried on business d sp.
printer and bookseller in Newbury, Berkshire, 51:11 e.O-
- in Court, by adjournment, to have his fi13.,0 la-
mination, his accounts not being ready at the prefw
vestigation.
The assignees having assented to his passing, ,sel
Sir F. WILLIAIus, in allusion to au apparent discrec ybe
in the bankrupt's books,said that he was afraid tha,tlbo
i.
many other occupations attending the bankrupts. ,5e
ness, he had neglected to attend to his acetnnore
(Sir F. Williams) thought if there were one t.u'p. more
(
Sir A 3
to be observed by the fair trader, and nwre to keel?
spected than common honesty, that thing
to'casthe cre-
his books clear. It was satisfactory - expect
ditors, and what they had a right t"prevelltea
In many. cases bankruptcies would he of the;,.
if those in trade attended more to the state their
books, and observed from them the declension t"_,aiDst
prosperity. He should most emphatically protest 5./ first
the system sometimes adopted by persons when theiv, to
found themselves involved in difficulties of neglecti
lfltpn
attend to their profit and loss accounts. In his
that was the time when the strictest and most se ,oth
nising attention was required from the tradesmanj.
on his own account and as a matter of honourable ''''
ing towards his creditors.

a rase:rul:b.eje, all
1 - IN THE NATTER OF JOHN STUNMORE. /,' to
In this case the bankrupt had carried on the busit,essh-sa
brush dealer in Charles-street, Grosvenor-square. r 4,, -is-
borrowed at various times different sums ofmoneyoff;'.;lo
ter, Charlotte Stunmore, and in January, 1832, he h8":411 ter
her a memorandum stating that he was indelge" 7,ii ed
epto-
in the sum of 3871., and he had subsequent* d v or
with her a lease of a furnished house as
the debt. In the course of the present sum
got a judgment against her for the debt of the blheri Er.
the furniture was taken possession of by thex rnitur, t,
She had, however, generalp the house and ,1,,„u rs, an i
worth 600/. to .the body of the ereuT deb t
now sought to prove under the fiat for
underwellt;
and interest, amounting to 4871. She ~i, cols"
a most rigid examination, and was highly the'
plimented by the Learned Commissioner on d the
manner in which she had given her evidence, gul
proof was admitted.
Various other prolfs were admitted, and the lsigneet*
having been chosen, the meeting was adjourned-

GUILD H ALL.-(TATSDAYI.
A young man named Archer, who had been Premliad•
examined on the charge of dangerously injuring -i' y Os
Sutherland in a boxing match, was again placed
bar. for further examination.
Mr. Humphries appeared for the prisoner and APP
to !he Bench that he might be bailed. vdryboir
certificate from the attending surgeon of Bart her
mews' Kospital having been put in stating that Sil
land was stLll in a dangerous state, the prisoner viss
manded to Thnoday.

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BOW-STREET--(THIS DA */
James Vincent was placed before Mr. Hall, at`Tigr•
with having stolen eight cigars, the property °'
Simpson, of the Albion Hotel, Gieat Russell-street, t 01/
Wm. Daw, head-waiter at the Albion, stated tha'to ti
Saturday evening last he saw the prisoner WI), par
stand and take three cigars, and witness called 10 .r
Beeman, who searched the prisoner, and five other ci
were found upon him. The witness stated that bed ot
reason to suspect the prisoner for some time past. 011 tent.•
this practice had been carried on top. much greater C 5 pro. •
Mr. HALL sl, said, in answer to the request of tpeo.over•
secutor, that he could not feel justifiet! in Pasiniug
this offence sumnurily, as the practice was k it'
ground, and it was necessary, by example. to
.cbect to
he should, therefore, commit the prisoner fox' trig
l a
Central Criminal Court.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS',-
LONDON AUG. 2.—Wind this day at noon IV-- , .1'
DEAL, JULY 31.—Wind S.W. moderate. -4"..°6,:bY,
Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the Duchess of Kent, . e,`:„
from Montmeire ; arrived from the River, Thos.VW-t,,,,
Cape of Good Hope. Cleopatra, for Demerara; gio
for Hobart Town ; Caledonia and Tricolour, tbreen
Janeiro. Arrived te Dingwall, from Barbadoes• goy,
turion, United Kingdom, Lord J. Russell, and
utd
or Quebec. Renshaw, Malta. Sailed the 011tY1
b0111;:l• „A rate.'"
LIVEIO'OOL, JULY 31.—Wind W.N.W., raoeA- hArrived the Demson, Jones, from Anti-rua, saile`" Isaac
ult. ; Caledonia, Hemming, Jamaica ; Gplumbus,
Newton, and Mattakeeset, New Orleans ; G3gelaleibion,
vannsh ; Vibilia, Charleston ; Lavinia, Nassau'-jaates
Halifax ; Liverpool, St. John's, New Brunswielc_; 13re'
Porter, S. Stephens, Ayrshire ; Sydney, C143'14,1+
ton ; Content, and Elizabeth and Ann, Quebec ;;;;011,
Newfoundland ; Waterwitch, Alexandria; Heron, 1N°,901.
Palermo ; Alexander, Charleston ; Issie at
housie ; Traveller, Armstrong, Trieste. Arrived off
the Royal Mint, Jamaica. shieldsr
Chevalier,

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COWER, JULY 31.—Arrived the ._ tell,
for Boston, leaky ; Chieftain, Le Bas, Havane-• O de.
OFF SClLLY.—Arrived the Newport, Palermo,hoes
SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST I.—Arrived the 31°T0,
(steamer), Gibraltar. Sailed Great Liverpool (ste
Alexandria ; Royal Tar (steamer), Gibraltar. Isle
OFF DOVER, AUGUST I.—John Baring, Young",
York. foie
•In'l
POOLE, JULY 30.—A: rived the Flora, Neale,
Newfoundland. Sailed the Findon, for Quebec. i,ga;
NEWPORT, JULY 31.—Sailet: the Celerity, for
and Alpha, for Palermo. _., lilifts
HOLYHEAD, JULY 29.—The Sarah, Wigni.,
lae
and Oak, 11.1:11 Quebec ;
N•• JULY 30 AND 31.—Arrives the nirt St.
cii.:.ven on shore in this bay last night, crew save....d...vario
Du5...7
John's, N.B. bliled the Hope. _
_,_.,
.orter'
31.—Arrived the in."'"
KINGSTOWN JULY and Quebec Packet, It'
rtlck-

from Qttel;ee:
DUBLIN BAY, JULY 31... -Arrived the Andover, - ,r,
WATERFORD Jutv 29.—Ari
ley, from St, John's, N.B. ; Barlow, Callan], from 047
da. A Pru.lsian ei.ming vg.,rr es-
iv t,..
ter fft • • Arrive s•, theLeurence, 1: ..' - -
7 J . zirtnnicht,
CORX, Jtflif 10,---Arriced the Brt.:
London for Australia ; trieNet, Gardner, :Tatmagone,ll,:t
Hotspur, Steil:, Port-au-Vrinee, nkennaoor, frost=
and saileti for Le3a°
Malta -
Sailed the Pallas, for Quebec. Cli for
SIIIELDS, JULY 30.—Sailed the
pper, .
Isaac, Constantinople. 1 G.
nd /lila
SUNDERLAND, JULY 30.--Arrived tae -.ro e •
Cornelius, from Quebec. W 14.1cr'
FALNouT JULY 31.-- Wind N.W. to • bet
strong
y' the Ruby, Coltman, from QnebFe i for
Majesty's schooner Avon, Plymouth, and saile?
lit.,
Gibraltar , 2)luiltrose steanwr, Gibraltar, left 2-dnistii.
Cadiz, ‘23d', Lisbon 26th, off Oporto 27tb, and Arig° isle/
Arrival off the Tea d.
Own Rotterdam for
York ; Superb, Trinidad.