The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-13 00:00:00

TuiP: LONDON, WEIDNI4:SI)AY, JANUARY 13, Is4l.

duple of G►eece, and that the Kings of Naples,
u►d Sardinia were in the field as candidates for th,
Crown for younger l►rancl►cs of their respectirr
families. Of course, not the slightest credit is du,
7o a rumour 50 utterly absurd.

The Paris journals make a great noise of the dramati
censorship having stopped the representation of a melo
frania reflecting or ridiculing the Queen of Eng!and.
The Republican papers instantly declared that the prohi.
bition was in consequence of the interference of th,
English Ambassador ; but the English Anibassadoi
n. ither knew nor cared what the authors or actors of th,
Renaissance Theatre were concocting or rehearsing ; seC
tie official evening paper denies any interference on hi,
part. The momentary stopping of the piece is, however.
,lenounced as a monstrous piece of cowardice on the part
if the French Ministry. We suppose, then, that ths
utcr of cowardice consists in insulting a female and a
Queen. French politeness has come to this.
The following comparative table of the revenues of
England and France for the year just expired is given b)
the Qrotidicnne. It is obtained for the former country
from the official published returns, and for the latter iron;
the ludget for 1340. The sums are in francs:—

ENGLAND. FRANCE.
493,858,500 166,19.5 000

THE MARKETs._.(TtIis DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE.

There has been little Corn fresh ' Thnday, ex-
,:ept Irish Oats, of which liberal quantities continue to ar-
lye. Wheat dull at. the prices last quoted. Barley met
t heavy s,le, and the factors were wilting to take rather
-ess terms for such as is not superfine. Beans and Persc
tationary. Oats hardly maintained their late value.
There has been a stock trade for Flour this week.
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.

All descriptions of Meat was in fair supply,trade in.
..ctive, and prices as last quoted. Beef 3s to 43 2d ;
Hutton 35 2d to 4s 21 ; Veal 4s to 5s 4d ; and Pork
.1, 8d to 45 Lod per stone of Blbs. There was but a mo-
ierate supply of Game and Poultry, but trade was good,
and prices as follows flares 2s 6d to 3s each ; Rabbits
9: to 18: per dozen ; Geese 53 to 7s each ; Grouse 2s 6d
0 35 ; Partridges Is 61 each ; Ducks 2s 61 to 3: 6d ;
Wild Ducks is 61 to 2. ; Widgeons 61 to is ; Chickens
1., 6d to 2s each ; Surrey Capons 5s to 10.; Fowls 5s to
is per couple ; Pheasants 7s to 9: per b,,ce ; Black
Game 3s 6d to 55 each Snipes 12s per dozen ; Plovers
3, to 61 each ; Teal 65 per uuzen ; Larks Is per dt.vii ;
Live stock fcr shipping—For old liens Is 61 to Is 91 each;
Ducks 24s to 30s per dortm ; Turkeys 2 i to 4s 61 each.
Eggs dull of sale at 6: to 85 per 120 for English, and 55 9d
to 65 per 120 for Freriels.
COLONIAL MARKET.
There was little business done by private treaty, and
the public sales were unimportant; prices were, however.
lirm for most of the leading articles. Thu imports were
small.

TEA MARKET.
The market was in a very dull brace, and prices had still
s downward tendency for all det.criptions; Is 6d was the
(potation for Co—ninv's Conemi each.
TALLOW MARKET.

There was a lair business transacted in Piime Yellor.
Candle, and prices werp firm at 47s on the spot., and
47% 3d for delivery ;n th,• next two and three months.
FRUIT MARKET.

The supply being large of bulb Currant; and 11;iins
nices are no the decline, still a fair business has bee!.
TansaCtrd. Fine Valencia Raisins were worth 3Ss per cwt.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, TUE,DAY—The demand
for Cotton continues to be exten•ive to-day. The sales
were 7,000 to 8,000 bags, of which about one-half have
heen tAkeu on speculation, at
,an advance on Friday,
quotations. _ _

LIVERPOOL. SHARE LIST, JAN. 'l2.—Eastern Counties
Dcbs., 5 ; Great Western, Half Shares, 621 ; Ditto
Fifths, 104 10g- ; Midland Counties, New Shares, 15 ;
Bat.k. Royal Liverpool, 7661.
MANCHRSTER STOCK EXCHANGE, JANUARY 12
We hive had a dull Market, and prices ate lowering►. The
following are the sales of the day :—Manchester and
Leeds, 81,1,-; Ditto 'Halves, 301; Eastern Counties, 9,
Midland Counties Quarters, 15; Rochdale Canal, 84.

We have received Montreal papers to Dec. 15:—
We are sorry to hear that the differences between the
ship builders and their workmen are not yet terminated.
‘Ve hear of agreements come to by the employers and
the employed, to persist on certain terms. These agree-
ments set them up as contending bodies, who are very
apt to carry their opposition too far, to the prejudice of
the common interest.

The north. cast wind, vsYch prevailed from the 6th inst.
till yesterday, has passed over without giving us any more
snow.

Exchange since our last,—Very little has been done in
Foreign ; prices, however, continue steady, with a pros-
pect of being well maintained. We quote Bills on Hol-
land, 401, 4q- per cent.
We have received Quebec papers to Dec. 12.
Toronto papers of the 3d are received. Everything
appears to he quirt in the Upper Provinces.

(From the Baltimore papers, received this morning.)
ANOTLIER. SEIZURE BY VIE BRITISII.—By the brig
Cypher, arrived yesterday, from the Coast of Africa, we
learn that another American vessel hLs been seized by
a British cruiser on the groundless suspicion of being en-
gaged in the slave-trade. These piratical manifestations
of the British cruizers secra to indicate an intention to
drive the American traders from the coast, and deserve
the immediate notice of our Government. Instances of
petty inso!ence on the part of John Boli's armed vessels
towards the Americans have keen frequent on that coast
Accounts from Vienna, of the Ist of January state,
that the Count Appony, son of the Ambassador, is to de-
part in a few days from Paris, charged on the part of
Prince Metternich, with a request to M. Guizot to reduce
the 500,000 men that the Cabinet of the 29th October
wished to maintain its a time of pence, and should M.
Guizot refuse to comply, the moment the flee weather
takes place, the project concerted between Austria and
Prussia, to form a hostile line of obsrvation on the fron-
tiers of France, will take place.

CHAIN CLRY CoURT—(TIII DA Y.)

THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. TIIE FISHMONGERS' COMPANY.

The I olio Cliwwcw.okgave judgment to-day in th:s
:ase, a hick came before his Lordship some time since,
upon two appeals from the decision of the Master of the
Rolls. The first info' mation was filed for the purpose of
axing upon all the property held by the Fishmongers'
Company, under the will of Sir Thomas Kneebsworth,
he characer of charity. Sir Thomas Knecb►werth gave
,he property in question to the Company in the first in-
stance for the purpose of applying it to charitable pur-
rwses, and i❑ the next to lend certain sums to the mem-
bers of the Company that might require them, provided
they said (Trials' ayes and patci-nosters for the rest of the
•estater's soul. The Master of the Rolls decided that in
the first instance the property was charity pro
oorty, but in the second that, under the Ist of
Edward VI. it was void, and went to the King, as
icing left for superstitious uses. His 1 ordship, after
going at considerable length into the facts of the case,
which we gave at the time of the arguments, stated his
"pinion clearly to be that the decision of the Court below
was correct, and ordered the appeal to be dismissed with
costs.

1 lie other information was Wed for the purpose of hav
,ng it. declared that certain jiroperty in Leadenhall-street
.nd Losibatel street, which bad been held absolutely 1)
the Fishmongers' Company for 400 years, was eharit3
property. The Master of the Rolls on the case coming
before him dismissed the information, and the Lora)
CHANCELLOR to-day, eoncuri ing entirely with that deci-
,ion, dismissed the appeal with costs, observing that it
,cas greatly to be regretted that the informations had been
itcd with so little research having been made, as the usult
if that research would have rendered them totally unne-
cessary.

ROLL'S COURT-(FHIS DIY.)

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