The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-18 00:00:00

MORNING ST) N

Lheers.) Sir Robert Peel had included :he PH of
,
Buckititt.haT
pcaii,nt:; ,if • . V -'°l
Lyndhurst, who had declared the Irish to be alieL" in
blood, in language, and in religion.—(Lout] thee: ntg-)
Could such an appointment as this last conduce to the
j
harmony of the undivided empire? His opponent had
made two objections to him. First, that he was not If%;
tically conversant with trade • and, secondly, tint,,
was friendly to the New Poor-laws. If it were necel
to bring a MeMber. of Parliament to be conversant wl
the details of business, he would say at once thut
Attwood had the prior claim to their suffrages • but tn
' t
duties of a Member of Parliament were very differa
from those of a manager of a Company of steam-Yelsells
—(Cheers.) With respect to the other objection 110-jfis
him, of his being a friend to the New Poor-law, F.O de'
himself by saying that in the south of lingsku'
the old system of the poor laws had become an late'
lerable nuisance—increasing the sufferings of the 1)0°r;
whilst it made the value of rent and t-th,e,,
absolutely nothing ; so much so, that both landlord'
and tithe-owners had given up their claims rather OW!
pay poor-rates. Under the old law, the industrial,
man who wished to raise himself had no Aare() °I:
doing so, because wages were beat down by the Paris
paying one portion and the employer the other P':!°
of a labourer's wages. By the new system this was. Pre;
vented. He would ask them whether it was fair and Jus
that he-should be accused of inhumanity, when he 01'11,J,
supported a measure which had met the approval of
Roebuck, Sir R. Peel, the Duke of Wellington, 1"..
Hume, the Bishop of London, and the Bishop ofChtster.
His Lordship concluded by thanking them for th,'
tienee with which they had heard him.—(Hear, he"*,.)
Mr. ArrwooD addressed the electors, and
his opposition to the hlte Ministry upon financial.lll
commercial questions, and to the late aad present 3.1.'95‘
try in reference to the Poor-laws.
Mr. BINNS, the Chartist, then stood forward, an' „D.:
the representative of Colonel Thompson, made A
.17;
harangue. He impartially abused the authorities 01 the
town, Conservatives and Whigs, and entered into :O13„11
statement about his having had a bribe offered to hiT.
125/., to favour the Conservative cause. He cited 0 ''e
t.
on the hustings as a witness of the truth of his stataielit.
but the Jew did not avouch for its truth.
A show of hands then took place. of
The Returning Officer having declared in favorrth
Colonel Thompson, a poll was demanded on behalcut.,-
other candidates, and Colonel Thompson was 11''ihr
e
diately withdrawn by his proposer andSeconden ""
day passed off quietly.

Since receiving the above, the state of the r?.il oP
to half past Eleven yesterday, has come to hand
STATE OF THE POLL.—TnunsDAT.
HALF-FAST TEN O'CLOCK.
Attwood
Howick
HALF-PAST ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Attwood 528
Howick
Another account from the Gateshead Observer

HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK
Howick
Attwood

0010
Lord Howick. W. Att-
c
Three 'quarters past eight 96 51
Three-quarters past nine
Half-past ten
Half-past eleven 559 354
Three-quarters pasttwelve
614 39 ‘

Only about 200 to poll.

TALACRE COAL AND IRON
COMPANY.
_ _

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Stft—lbeg leave to correct an error in the report of
as Chairman, stated at this meeting.
°I ill"
I stated. as the fact is, that I had myself paid 2,00-- mr,
this Company, and was in advance 6001. more ; that r
Taylor, Mr. Wild, and Mr. Shaw, other bona. fide 5,1'o
holders, had respectively paid 1;1001., 2,0001., • and 10,
and that I could have had no desire to injure the ConlParL.
wishing Mr. Ashurst's Report to be read; but that the se
teen persons who had originated the Company, including„
'
ten original Directors, I found by the books kept by
ton,
Secretary, Mr. W. Weston, jun., the son of Mr. W. IN6 the
one of the original Directors, had or.l y paid 1,700/. .
Company. WM. CHAPPELu

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. .10
SIR—In your report of this meeting you state me to be
Solicitor to this Company. I was merely called in rece' I'l4
and requested to investigate the conduct of those who ga je
birth. 1 did so, and the struggle was between those who de it d
that the Report I made should be read, and those who
it should not.
Mr. Alderman Thomas Wood has acted as Solicitor to the
Company from the first.
I am, Sir, yours obediently,
W. H. ASHURS' r.
137, Cheapside, Friday, Sept. 17, 1841.

CHARTISM. •
TO 7'HE EDITOR OF THE S U.Ar-
tour
SIR—I perceive by a speech that appears 5,/';
paper of this morning, that Mr. Feargus 01%°n1
._od
Glared, last night, at a public meeting, that the p rope, :
discussion on the merits of Mr. Lovett's Chard sm
to take place on Tuesday next. This announcetneyfr the
not true. The preliminary arrangements for fixing
zt
day, the phce, and the conditions, were to be previo'
agreed upon by an equal number of Mr. O'Conn iii
friends and mine,. to be appointed for that parpose. P-r
have yet been appointed ; and, therefore, Mr. O'Cou
had no authority whatever for making the annonn
meat. I am, Sfr, your humble servant,
HENRY HETHERINGTO-T-
-14, Wine-office Court, Fleet-street, Sept. 17, 1841'

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
BOW-STREET.
John Tagor was placed at the bar before Mr. Jardi 1.1
having been remanded on charge of stealing aevt
pieces of silk handkerchiefs and a pair of braces,
property of Mr. W. Lewis, of the Strand. 50
The prisoner was in the service of Mr. Lewis, •
1,0
shopman, and Mr. Lewis having some time suspected °"4,
prisoner, he watched him, and found that he was
netted with a person who was formerly in the eirir 616,,
ment of the prosecutor. This person had been a fr3r
headed, but there being no direct evidence agains c ~
he was discharged. The prisoner confessed to hay
taken several silk handkerchiefs, but the Magisn
thought this confession could not be taken as eVidei eft;
as it had been extracted from the prisoner by Mr. Le'
fl,f
holding- out an inducement of forgiveness. The boN
the prisoner was searched, and a pair of braces Iv' er
found, the property of the prosecutor. The proseea
,;,
stated that he believed he had been robbed by the F
soner, in connection with a former assistant, to
amount of 5001.
The prisoner was fully committed for trial.

THE MARKETS.-YESTERDAY •
CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of English Wheat since Monday were small.;
Oats, partly Irish, good ; and of foreign Wheat extraorditta;'. 4
large. Wheat, both English and foreign, was held firrni Y t:.
Monday's prices, with buyers of good foreign to a fair ex',
In other Grain no alteration, but Oats were very dull of Sa
Flour as last reported.
COLONIAL MARKET.
The prices of almost all kinds of merehandixe were d °I;
pressed, with a dull, heaiy trade. B.P. Sugar again eligh'
gave way in price, and the demand was confined to the we'
of the buyers. No sales in Bengal or,Mauritius. Coffee ye ;II
dull generally, and prices were 2s. per cwt. lower. Af'
sales were made in Ceylon at 695. 6d. to 70s. for good ordinal'.
Pepper was in steady demand at former prices. Pimento du
and barely supported. Rice was steady in price, but the it '-
mend was very limited.
SMITHFIELD MARKET.
The supply of Cattle was short, the demand brisk for
fine and middling qualities, the ordinary sorts a little less er Of Sheep and Lambs the supply but moderate, the hest do tic" '" 4
selling well at 5s per stone ; Lambs not so much in reql
Of Calves the supply short, and trade very bri,k. Of Pigs it D
supply being but moderate, the Market became very brisk. 3,
all sold well at the pre,ent prices—Beasts, 502 ; 'Sheep. ah •
Lambs, 6,760; Pigs, 376 ; Calves, 272. Beef, interi°' ;
3s. 4d. to 4s. 10d. • Mutton, 4s. to ss. • Veal, 4s. 84'61 .
ss. 6d.; Pork, 4s. d 'd. to ss. 6d. ; Lamb, 4s. Bd. to Dl'
TALLOW MARKET.
Few salts were made in this article, and teneraltrinuchbo,.. •,
siness existed. Sellers of Y.C. on the spot at 48s 3d.pee
TEA MARKET. •
The prices of this article weresi,tai.Fßs.EheEiandDes, higher: to7day, and ,3
little
the close seller
is lUd for the .ttt'
Loaf.
S
Ge.
Englishm (121
7,1 demand
epP..
dosi_t
og,s:
Macey
:acyc
Linseed
uTf.
0. wr
.at..
en.
...............
...................................
Cothe ngou realised to ls.
_a_iedmrtwarrs.oaasp.Bl.rs;dje..iris..a..o4
—s
Old it
could no,gthbee..fo,
ruin,
ed aotfptlit7i,te4;ari?e ez.
r Cart.
New Foreign Di. to. ••••
01,t Di to Di to
New White clover 4Fts rss 72s bit o,efor sowing —s 80, o'.
Old INA, Die.. -
Tre oil ...
Old i itto
'Err, gTslirCarraway —: 570°8s1White 11,111rtedrrdB....*.hiles1.0d to 155
Foreign Ditto
PRICE OF- T'A4I4,Ls::N',B,
6fi
Ditto lough
per
rsoownApD:ire.
111425a30.11 to 17: .:,
Coriander ... —s —s —siTares ...
YellowTla{luisoswi a .............. 4.
22 10° £l. 1 r
4. ‘P
White
Soap Ditto ..................... t. 0 C Graves
PRICE OF RAW FA'r, per stone )
of bibs
Price of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow slelters
PF
Rape Oil, brown, pert o;CCEn.—J OIL.
Ditto, refined
Linseed Oil
Linseed Oil Cake at tn., Mit
/ta,,e ake, per ton
COAL M
Ships arrived since
d.l
Buddle's West Hartley t7
Carr's Hartley
Lrolyweil Ma n l7 0
Old Tanfi,ld l5 0
Original Windsor's Pontop I.i
Pontop V%indsor
South Hartley
Tanfleld Moor 20
Walls E d Bewieke and C lO 0
Walls End Killingworth it; 0„
Walls End S. Killingworth 15 C

:f.'bO' 10

&I 0
0
1 (per 1000) 3.2
[A It K ET.
last market day. 12. 11
17°
;

s d.
Eden Main...
W. E. Itraddyr 'atiatto,, ..• ,
I;
Walls End Hetton
Walls End Lambton
Wa.ls End Pentberton
Walls End Hartlerx)ol
'Pennant's Hartlepool Ji'
Wail:, End Seymour Tees
Wal s End lees
Walls End Tees Hetton .•••
1t.% 0• ' leowpcn

SILVER PLATE.--New published and %yak I e
sent post free, if n.nplied for by a paid letter, a Pamphlet
of T. COX SA ViiRY'S Prices of Silver Spoons and
Forks, Tea and Coffee Services, Presentation Plate,
edged Plated Ware, the new Plated on White Metal SP°°ns •
and Forks, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Watches,
Clocks, Jewellery, Cutlery, Ladies' Gold Neck Chains.
The Pamphlet is furnished with Drawinas of the Patterns. .
The ground floor, first, second, and third floors, are fitted p
for the exhibition of an extensive
T. COX SAVORY,
Goldsmith, 47, Cornhill (Seven doors from Gracech( ,rch-
street), Lcndon. Silver-

London: Printed and Published by MURDO Y °TING, of
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tt►e county of Middlesex, Saturday, SeptessitAr 17, 1841•