The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-14 00:00:00

TO YOUtt TENTS, 0 ISRAEL!

The day of repose and inactivity has passed ! Every
man gifted with the franchise has now to exert himself
for the well-being 'of his country. for the preservation
.a its trade, and the employment of its millions. Parlia-
ment will be prorogued on Thursday, and dissolved on
Friday.. The election writs are now actively preparing,
and in a fortnight hence the country will be shaken
with the most fierce election contest tliat has ever
taken place. The whole ramifications of monopoly
will be set in motion ; every principle of seltish-
ness will .be excited, every subterfuge attempted.
every deceit resorted to ; yet the good cause must and
will prevail ! All the benign influences of truth, mercy,
aad justice, are ranged under the banner of the people,
and success awaits their exertions. Our most gracious
Queen remains firm in her resolve to abide by the prin-
ciples of liberality and freedom, which have been incul7
cated on her mind since childhood. Ministers go to the
country with clean hands : although they have been de-
prived, by Tory jesuitry and malignity, from explaining
within the walls of Parliament the full extent of their
liberal propositions, enough has been enunciated to
arose the public mind into determined action, by which
the sophistries of the monopolists will be indignantly
flung aside, and the exploded principles of exclusiveness
and class-preference scattered to the four winds of heaven.
Notwithstanding, however, that the Queen and the
Ministry extend their aid to the important struggle, the
people themselves, as the parties more immediately inte-
rested, are especially called into exertien. By their
efforts shall the extent of their power be made known,
and by
~the changes which they make in the representa-
tion will the prospect of success be secured.. The Tories
and Mnnopolists have given ample evidence•of their de-
termination to withhold every possible advantage from
the people ' • and it only remains for the electors to dis-
charge the functions with which they are entrusted for
the national benefit in a proper manner to prostrate the
faction once and for ever. Let every man consider it a
particular duty to exert himself for the public weal—let
every elector consider his vote of importance to the
commonwealth, and a barrier will be raised up against
oppression and misrule which neither Tory fraud, inti-
midation, nor deceit shall be able to surmount, to under-
mine, or to overturn.—Briiish Queen.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, June 12.

ALEXANDER V. DUNN.

Mr. BAYLEY said that Mr. Dunn had given notice of
his intention to be brbught up to-day by habeas corpus,
in order to apply to be discharged out of custody. He
was instructed to oppose the application.
Mr. Dunn said he was detained on two writs, one is-
suing out of this Court, and the other out of the Court
of Exchequer ; and he was desirous, if possible, to have
their Lordships' opinion upon points in the two cases.
Lord DENNAN said, that with regard to the case in
the Court of Exchequer, this Court could not interfere.
Mr. Dunn said he would then address their Lordships
in the case of Trevor v. Dunn, which was in this Court.
The writ was not endorsed in the manner prescribed by
the Act of Parliament, and he therefore moved that he
should he discharged out of custody.
Mr. Justice CoLEninGE—When were you arrested ?
Mr. Dunn—On the 10th of March, my Lord.'
Mr. Justice COLERIpGE—You are very late in your
application.
Mr. Dunn---My Lords, I swear that I have only re-
cently obtained a knowledge of the fact.
Lord DENMAN—You are too late, and the Court can-
not therefore entertain your application.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER, June 12.

HART V. LEE MORETON, SUED AS BOURISCAULT.

Mr. TuomAs showed cause in this case, which was a
rule to set aside a judgment on the ground that the de-,
fendant was an infant. From the affidavits which had
been made by the defendant, however, it appeared, as
well as upon those of the defendant's mother and bro-
ther, that the said defendant was born in Dublin in the
month of December, 1820, and that he was privately
baptized.
In answer to this, the affidavits on the other side
stated that the defendant bore the personal appearance of
a young man of about the age of 22 or 23, or even up-
wards, and that he himself had, upon a particular occa-
sion, declared that he was 22 years old, and further,
that he should come into the possession of 50,0001. in ,
the month of December, 1841, when he should be 23
years of age, but that in consequence of his guardian,
Dr. Lardr.er, being absent in America, he could not get
the money. It also appeared that the defendant had'per-
formed at the Brighton Theatre, and was the author of
a successful comedy at Covent-Garden Theatre, entitled
London Assurance.
Mr. THOMAS was proceeding to comment on these affi-
davits, when he was interrupted by
Mr. Baron PARKE, who asked Mr. Bayley (the coun-
sel on the other side) what he had to say to this ?
Mr. BAYLEY replied, that the only question was as to
whether the dcfendaat was or was not of age.
Mr. Baron PARKE—The defendant stated that lie was
not. The rule must therethre be discharged with costs.

SHIPPING- INTELLIG4NCE.
(1.11,()YI'S).
LONDON, JUNk. 12.—Wind this day at noon, N.E.
DEAL. .TUNE 11. —Wind N. to N.N:E.; fresh bieeze.—
Arrived from the river anSsailed, the Psyche, Stephenson, for
Launceston ; Eticles, Madras ; Thomas Metcalfe, Calcutta. ;
Westminster, New York; Neptune, 'ditto Chandos, An-
cona ; Ariatine, Naples; Diadem. Gibraltar. Sailed tbe Flo
rentia, for Sydney, New ,•,:iuth Wales.
STANDGATE CRTEK, JUNK 11.—Arrived the Jane Erskine,
Cook; for Ancdna-; Viscount Downe, Hart, Trieste.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 11.:—Sailed. the William Turner, for
Sydney, New South Wales. Arrived off port, the Olinda,
Crickm ay, ,ditto.
BRISTOL, JUNE IL—Sailed the Mary White, lit alteham.
for Calcutta. .
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE. 11.—IVind N.N.E. to
Arrived the Westminster, from London, and Sailed for New
York. Sailed the Foam, for Hong Kong.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 10.—Wind variable.—Arrived the Me'
den, Pratt, from Pernambuco, sailed 25th April.
Coax, JUNE 9.—Arrived the Troubadour, from London,
for the Cape of Good Hope ; Countess of Westmorland.
Nesbitt, Prince Edward's Island. Sailed the Enmore, for
Australia.
LIVERYOOL, JUNE 11.—Wind E.N.E., light.—Arrived
the Maria Sophia, from Copenhagen ; JohAnna, Dunn,!
land. Sailed the Sir John Beresford. for Bahia; New Bator
shire, New York ; St. George, St. John's, New Brunswick
European, Thomastown.
KIEKWALLi JUNE s.—Arrived the Fredericka Amelia.
Stralsund, for Liverpool, with loss of bowsprit, and care
shifted.
STROMNESs, JUNE s.—Arrived the Watchful, Duncan)
from Memel, for Limerick, with loss of deck load, and bow*
sprit sprung, having been on shore on Anholt Reef.
HULL, JUNE 9.—The broadside of a vessel, supposed pot of
a steamer, was driven ashore near Mainstrand. Arrived the
Resource, Vulcan, from Memel ; Wesley, and Rhine,
Anna Maria, and Louise, Keel ; Norge, Dram ; Hull
Osterisoer ; Fame, Stettin ; Lycken, C,arlscrona -Uni°ll'
Nyborg ; Dagger, Hamburgh ; Victor, Anctam.

THE MARKET'S.—(SATURDAY'.)
WHITEC H A PET. MARKET.
For Fork there was a good demand at full rates, but 1,11
other kinds of Meat sold heavily at lower rates. The .upplY
is large. Beef, 3t. 6d. to 4s. 4d. ; Mutton, 3s. to 4s. ed•
Lamb;,
Veal, 3s. 4d. to 4s. Bd. ; Pork, 3s. Sd. to ss. 4d. ;
43. Sd. to 6s. Clover, 41. to 51. Hs. ; Meadow Hay, a"
to
41. 10s. ; Straw, 1/. 16s. to 21.
TEA MARKET.
The Market for Free Trade was quiet, and rather lower rates,
wee talon. The demand for Company's Congou was dull s'
2s. cash.. Some large public sales have been declared.

TALLOW MARKET. .
The demand for Rus,ian Tallow was dull on the spots Kith
prices on the decline. Sllers of P. Y. Candle on the spot a.
465., and for delivery in last three months at 47i. 34. per cwt'
SPIRIT MARKET.
Rum dull of sale, and prices on the decline, proof Leevrart
'2.3. per gallon. Brandy not lower, but buyers operate wit'
caution.

INDIGO MARKET.
The market for East India was dull, and common sorts soil'
at rather lower rates; but good qualities were held Arm.
large quantity has been declared for public sale.