The Sun.
London, England, 1840-04-23 00:00:00

QUEEN'S BENCH.-(THIS DAY.)

(Sittings in Banco.)
IN THE CASE OF THE DEANERY OF EXATIIR.

Ait
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said that had'7tuons- -
better to file a fresh affidavit in this case, whi ch snofel
that out of 17 vacancies there had been 10 in wilinb
occurred that the person nominated by the Cro wU wa's-b-ut
a Canon at the time of the nomination by the Crown,
had been elected a Canon by the Chapter, and nornipated
Dean.
THE QUEEN V. THE CHURCHWARDENS CF LAMBETH.

MANDAMUS.
In this Gime a rule had been obtained on 3lst Janual
calling on the .defendants to show cause why a nand
should not issue directing them to make oat of and fa a
in their possessfon, arising from a Church-rate,
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reasonable allowance to the Reverend thehenry to
gan for performing the duties of Chap lain 0 Ie
workhouse during and. since the year 1 838, e
he If
rate of 1001. per annum, and further directi'Ag tm b..
thry had no funds there, to collect the arrears of Charcof
rate now due. and to take such snaps as might be nec Henry
to collect a Church-rate thereout,lo make the Rev. l'
Morgan compensation. against
S,r FREDERIC' ,K POLLOCK this day showed cause
the rule.
The COURT, after hearing him—(his' h. , •
s• speech appear
in our Second Edition)—made the rule.

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EXCHEQUER Co

MAY V. HUSBAND AND OTHERS. r - fiat in
This was air action for a malicious issuing denten
bankruptcy against the defendants, who are get-Eis-
weil known, aid exercising considerable irillueni le,'-uAren
vonport. It was tried before the Lord Chi er "-led
Lear
de- .
Abinger at the sittings at Guildhall; and the
Judge having taken a strong prejudice against the cr.
fendants, the Jury, after a two days' trial, returned a V
diet, evidently under great excitement, for 2,5901 several
Sir W. FOLLETT now moved for a new trial, ow gel
points, on which though the Judge had at the tri a de-
bnodnring, by the bye, under considerable indispositioil)
i ed against him, the general opinion of the j3e He
seemed to be that his Lordship had been wronE4 the
on one or two points cordially agreeing' i"`"dot
rule himselffor a new trial should be granted. One greel rilto
was, that a witness friendly to plaintiff had refall.ol,
produce, on subpoena, a deed required by the define.: be
unless called by defendant as a witness, which, lined
would have been naturally a hostile vcitness, they (lite dined
doing. The Bench were of opinion, on some coo' st
by Sir William Follett, that in such a case, the sub P ter
consisting of two parts—one to give evidence, the o.
to produce documents—the party might be called pie
the latter without the former.
Rule for new trial granted, partly on the grain(' °
against
cess of damages, and partly on misdirection end g's
evidence.

COMMON PLEAS.—('THIS 1)J/5.)
aloe' th

One or two case'', utterly uninteresting, c"el
be quer Court all the morning.
Somehow or other this is a very dull Court; "cpioalf
Lions which come before it beingb rren--rnci,%; the'.
leal and technical in their more
athan
einvotrnAinc°:,oba./
Courtsand this has become morteuseo than
the last decision of the Learned Judge, the restrictil.
fitting the practice to the Serjeants has been reviv°4

AY)
SHERIFFS' COURT (Tills - D

ADDiSON AND OERIDGE.
ant, a dentist,usie
it,iiigeThllidiyesararrbrog plaintiffs, II • •ast
CO.
bmyritohe
-rseelslied, beo a►~
Gardez!7
f
for the sum
of
141. 75., being the amount of to hire •
Mr. James stated the plaintiffs' case. In t year
er
the space of nearly four years at 7s.
bea 707.106
aalgentleman called at the plaintiffs' shop, hired the guit
oxford d gave his name and address
al re- - fiuigegrly
risngininßßeguer lnitngetroenete 451
°-
ri d g e,-street," to which place It was
sent soon after the defendant removed
street, and thence to his present residence, whei'lt
self
a
plaintiff; having discovered him in March, 1839„,' ,en
bill for the full amount up to the latter date. ADe
__
dant alleged that the article is as 'hired by and for the use
of his sister, that it lay in his apartments totally uselos,Pd
and that he did nit know where it came from, else he sboell
have had it returned. Wet,
Witnesses having been called in support of this statent
Mr. DEERING, on behalf of the defendant, urged ro
enormity of claiming 141. 7s. for the hire of an article, ~ti. _
to Corfu:o-
- value of which was scarcely more than 51• or 61 i
and after an able address, • the
_
The Learned UNDER-SHERIFF Litwin'," summed 131''
amount
Jury returned a verdict forthe plaintiff—the 7
claimed.

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The agitation in Ireland against Lord StanleY r
Registration Bill has fairly commenced. Those who look upe.*
the Conservatives as the friends of peace and order, May
then
Lord Stanley for having thus thrown Leland into a ferule:ls.--
Scotsman. fi."(3 is
DR. LARDNER.—A memorial, it is ---1,,1,A
being got up by some of the principal members of the -Di!siii
Association for the Advancement of Science to
Council, to pray them to remove the Rev. Dr. Di°lll:l°,,f
on accoun,
Lordlier I urn his office 4,s one of their members,
his late disgraceful conduct in the elopement from RVigl4°,n.
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present.to . :

RE. MARKETS.-(111.1. DAY.)

f. HUNGERFORD MARKET.
`l.,ll6ll'et', fair, and prices much as 1 efore. The demand
PrettF,,,tood. Turbot., ss. to 21s. ; Cod, 2s. 6d. to Bs. ; Soles,
110(1..*“) 4s. per pair ; Lobsters Is. to 4s. ; Salmon, 2s. 6d.
:Per 'L• Beef, 71d. to 811.5 d.; Aluttor, 71d. to ; Veal,
444. b
•to 9cl; Pork. 7 d. to 80. per lb. Of Vegetables the
!•; 'supply was good, and prices on the decline.
BILLINGSGATE NIARKET.
G ood supplies, and a fair demand ; prices steady. Turbot
S. to 20s. Cothos, 64. to Bs. Lobsters 10d. to 4s. Salmon
/ •-) •
• o —s. 6d. per lb. Whitings 4d. to 6d. Haddocks 6d.
to ls• Mackasel 4d. to 10d. Soles 9d. to 4s. per pair.

HAY MARKETS.
in Oupplies moderate, and demand middng; prices much as
,-ore. Hay, 30s. to 90. ; Clover, 70s. to 12s. ; Straw,
335. to 425. per load.

13.YTALLOW MARKET.
. C, quiet at 5:25. fid.

- COLONIAL 3I ARKET.
Not much done in any kind of East.or Wcst India produce.
13P. Sugar rather improved in demand, and prices in some
cases about 6d. per cent. higher, viz., 5Ss. Gd. to 70s. ; Re-
fined goods rather dearer; Coffee flat, and nearly all that was
Put lip was bought in; 4,816 bac,i Mauritius Sugar sold at
about 60s, to tiS.

TEA SALE—SECOND DAN.
-;‘;ot quite so good a feeling to purchase m
the car arket rather
Ul.tter ; prices scarcely so gwd they were in part
.of the sale. More than two-thirds of what has been put up
been bought in. • •

INDIGO SALE---EIGHTH DAY.
Gochl and fine shipping sort, in the briskelt request, 1,,0w
qualities dull prices, just as they were.

LLoYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.)

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1 LIVERPOOL, APRIL 22. -Wind W. N. W.. Arrived the
Richard, from Calcutta ; Trusty, Whit way, Monte
Video; Regalia, Cobb, St. Domingo; Othello, Gruchey,
IllUnduras ; Oxford, Rathton, New York, sailed March
al ; Sarah and Arabella, Gardner, ditto ; Mary Wylie,
Miller, Port Cabello; Ann, Johnson, New Orleans; Su-
lperior, Taylor, Grcenhowe; Agiloic, Charleston e Sand-
d)ich, Bisphan, Derner.ra. Sailed the 6th ult., Mantura,
'rcreeira. Sailed the Columbus, Green, Pernambucco ;
tiorsford, Warnock, Tarnpicel Richard Anderson, Ben-
Ilea, New York ; Diana, Mller, Quebec.
DEAL, APRIL 22.—.Wvad S.—Arrived the Eleanor, Bar-
tlett, South Setv..
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 22 —Wind W.—Arrived off the
Balstrazzar, Malaga.
FALM"krI:TiI, APRIL 21.—Wind N. N. W., fresh breezes.
FArr:ve'.l the Emerald, Varty, Pariaba ; Pakenham,
,I°A., ditto; Diadem, Mitchell, Port-au. Prince ; Lady
':it'll Hastings, Brown, Jacreell, with part of cargo
gown overboard ; Areturas, Hough, Sierra Leone.
Sailed the Eleanor, Davidson, Quebec; Queen, Chreston,
Aliramichi.
BluouToN, APRIL 2_,—Off port the Diana, Dudman,
from Singapore.
CowEs, APRIL 92. Arrived the Lord Anson, Le
.. nouef, from Mmenzas ; Ci Mendizona, Havanna ; Maria
ELzabeth, Foukes, Rio Janeiro.
TEIG NMOUTII, APRIL 22 —Sailed the Friendship, for
Newfoundland.
, JERSEY, APRIL hl.—Sailed the Wyburn, Peronette, for
ttio Janeiro; Iris, Bertram, Newfoundland.
BRISTOL, Aran. 22.—Arrived the Englishman, from
Africa Sailed the Hartlepool, Herbert, for Quebec.
SWANS^A, APRIL 21.—Arrived the Jim Crow, Gal-
way, from Cuba.
Walker,
APRIL 21.—Arrived the King William,
Walker, from Quebec ; Duneannon, Richebucto.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 22.—The Lady C-ampbell, bound to
this port, was lent over the Bar at Demerara the :6th ult.,
to sail the follow ink; day.
RAMSGATE, APRIL 22—The. Triumph, White, arrived
to-dary, with loss of bowsprit, figure-head, cutwater, and
othe damage, having been in contact off the North Fore-
land this morning with the Jane Smith, Swanton, Smyrna
to London.