The Sun.
London, England, 1841-05-25 00:00:00

EVENING EDITION•

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)
COLONIAL MARKET.
Little business done, but prices of most articles were "".
tained. B. P. Sugar, though sold in very limited quantities,
brought last Friday's prices, and the importers showed firm-
ness. Coffee very dull, and to effect sales rather lower pric!3
were accepted. Rice steady, but in very slow request. Cassia
Lignea much wanted, but business was precluded by actual
scarcity. Cotton dull, and may be had upon easier terms.
TEA MARKET.
Prices are rather firmer to-day and a moderate demand We!
experienced. Company's Congou sold at 2s. Sid. to 2s. 81(k
per lb. cash.

TALLOW MARKET.
In prices no alteration► ; the market very quiet, and to foroe
sales lower rates must be submitted to, which the holders rebse
to do. Fine Yellow Candle Tallow 475. per cwt. on the syot•'
WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.
The supply was goad, the demand by no means brisk, wr"
hut the best qualities met with ready buyers, the tniddl4
and ordinary sorts dull of sale. Clover, 41. 12s. to 51; .175.?
Meadow Hay, 4/. 12s. ; Straw from 11. I7s. to 2/.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS'
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOC-11',
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MAY 24.—The busi°,‘":
in the Cotton Market has been again very limited, the sve7
comprise 2,500 bales, wholly to the trade.
LIVERPOOL SHARE-MARKET, MAY 24.—A very limier
business has been transacted at the Stock Exchange this dit•
Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock, 29i; Midland Counties, OW
shares, 2134 ; North Midland one-third shares, sa.
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, MAY 24.—We 'l°llo
experience any improvement in the Share Market
Midland (Thirds) 5i 5 13-16, and 5a Manchester and Levin
50} to 51. , do. Half Shares, 20 ; Manchester and
ham, 25 ; Bank of Manchester, 7 ; Manchester Assurance, •

THE FUNDS.
Sir Robert Peel's notice in the House of Commons last night
that on Thursday next he would muve that her Majesty's it",;
nisters do not sufficiently possess the confidence of
.1.11
House of Commons, has not had any effect on the
funds, and caused but little excitement in the City, it how!,
been already anticipated for several days past. The prevoiliel
opinion is, that a new Ministry cannot last for six months.
Consols opened this morning at the leaving off prices of Ye::
terday, 891/8 90 for Money, and 904 4 for the next ACCo
July 16.
This being Settling Day in the British Funds the brokergh_
and jobbers are chiefly employed in adjusting their accoolL,,""
which are to a little extent, as the extreme fluctuation
the present Account not being more then 4 per cost.
quently it will be easily settled without any difficulty. cots,,
quer Bills 8 10 prem. ; Bank Stock, 168 169 ; India Stocks
`251, 253; India Bonds, par., 2 premium.
In the Foreign Market very little doing as yet. Spat
Active, 234 a ; Deferred, 114 4 ; Passive, 84 > ; Portue,"7
344 ; Three per Cents., 204 201; Brazilian, 674 685 ;
lombian, 224 4 ; Mexican, 284 4 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Pl'
.
per Cent 3. 525 4 ; Five per Cents., 991/ 100.
SHARES.—Great Western, 26 27 premium; New, 1,,31/46
prem. ; London and Brighton, 44 4 prem. ; Blackwallt,‘
dis ; Birmingham 67 69 prem. ; Southampton, 554 565 per sow"
Croydon, 134 134 per share; Greenwich, 85 per share; M
chester and Birmingham, 151 144 dis.
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE.
RAILWAYS. Paid. Per Share. •

Great Western
London and Brighton
London and 131ackwall
London and Birmingham 9O —
i IDitto Thirds
London and Greenwich -
Ditto Scrip -
London and South Western 3Bi ssiii .. to
Midland Counties ... 100
Ditto i Shares .. -
North Midland -
Ditto New
HALF-PAST ONIO
The settling of the British Account is going off well,
st
to the present time it is a Bear Account, continuation to 33e0
Time may be quoted at 1i to 6 per cent., and Money rites
from & per cent, in the house. No business of couseq
has been done during the morning. Stock is scarce. a
The general topic of conversation in the city this momo
entirely relates to Sir Robert Peel's notice in the House is ';/1
night. All persons are anxiously awaiting the decisica
Thursday's motion. •
Consols are at present 90i for Money, for the opening,' ifi ri
al,
16, 901 1,3; Exchequer Bills 10 8 prem., lower ; Bank Si ~
168 ; India Bons 2rem., ar.
There is scarce any thing doing in the Fdreign Market ; S.r:ii
nish Active, 23i- ; Belgian, 1001; Dutch Two-and-3"3
per Cents., 54.
Ciresi
The Share Market is heavy, with little doing. .
Western, 9141; London and Brighton 44 i; do. Birliol.
ham ( I birds), t,21/2 ; South Western, 55} ik; North
land, 331 34.
QUARTER TO THRO*
Consols, Money, 90 90h ; for Account, 94 /I.
No business whatever doing in the Foreign Funds.

COURT CIRCULAR. „
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, with their resiye
leL.,
suites, attended Divine Service in the Gallery at
mont, at twelve o'clock on Sunday. the
The service was performed by the Deputy Clerk of
Closet.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended
Lady Anne Maria Dawson, arrived at Claremont iftsor
o'clock yesterday afternoon, on a visit to her Mar
from town.
ctor
Viscount Melbourne took his departure from -
mont at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, for town. st
Late in the afternoon, the following visitors arrive;sa
Claremont. and had the honour of joining the 10/of
:—The Earl of ITxbrite,
Circle at dinner_ ok;
Erroll, the Earl of Albemarle, Lord Ito ert G11)00 1.,
the Hon: AMelia Murray, and the Hon. Harriet IlisL%t
Maids of Honour in Waiting ; Sir Henry IvhaLtleY•
George Couper, Colonel and Lady Isabella `tear:
Hon. William Cowper, Mr. George Edward Anson,
Captain Francis Francis Seymour.
Sir Robert and Lady Gardiner, and the two Miss°
the ,
Gardiner, had also the honour of joining the Royal
ner party at Claremont, last evening.
Tier Majesty the Queen Dowager attended the rehes#'
sal in the Hanover-square Rooms yesterday raoruio
Her Majesty's suite included the Viscountm3 Bakrilf
ton, Hon. Sophia Wheatley, Hon. Charlottde Hasl:
Earl Howe, Earl of Denbigh, and Sir Andrew Baru1.01;
The Duke of Sussex visited the Duchess of KeillP.
Sunday, at Clarence House, St. James's. , 0
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager took an airig be
Kensington yesterday afternoon, m an open barovse
and four.
1-r
The Duchess of Cambridge, accompanied by theFr -fig
cesses Augusta and Mary of Cambridge, took. an sew
to Kew yesterday. Her Royal Highness au .d the •"'.
cess returned to town in the afternoon. • 41,
Mr. Hodges, M.P., and Colonel Anson, bad interirieo
with Viscount Melbourne yesterday afternoon, at
official residence, in Powning-street.
With
the
Mr. Brotherton, M.P., had an interview w"_„--
Marquis of Normanby yesterday, at the Home-oa';

°
CHARTIST MEETING AT TIT
CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, STRAND tlO
Last evening a Tory-Chartist meeting was held sa.,. : '
1110
Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, ostensibly j'" 0 0
purpose, as declared in the notice convening the rceeting!,l
adopt resolutions, having for their object the release of fee
litical offenders, sad carrying out the peoples' chutes, OeY
in reality to attempt, by a side wind, to depreciate the
sures brought forward by her Majesty's Government. 11%,-;i0
curing for the working and poorer classes the neces9a-7..
existence at a cheap and reasonable rate. 00
:ego
An intelligent working man named NAGLE was cane"'
chair, on taking which he expressed a hope that the 10, tbeif
would not experience an Irish rebellion in. the course ,
•
proceedings.
Mr. ROSE ROSE proposed the first resolution, to the effect,at
was the opinion of the meeting that no Government
serving of the confidence of the people who had unc. ligrr:
tionalry broken down the spirit of the law, by introdltliosi,
army of foreign spies and bludgeon-men ;
who had ' PI
the poor of all protective aid; and, under the pretence 0 be
lieving, incarcerated them in the accursed bastiles.; /Ad ,
denied the workman the constitutional shield of the 5 „wii.
possessed by his ancestors ; and who, whilst couteras,
other acts of aggression, treated the petitions of the
with studied indifference and contempt. Of
M ok'r. SMART (a provincial dele-ate) seconded the resel ;
and, in doing so, said that he heist. Toryism in abhorralee,
he would vote for any Tory,
nab for the ver devil hie
, ai
with his seven hoofs, ten horns, saucer eyes, and loogv 0:
(Cheers and laughter)—before he would vote for 4:01
The Chartists- now made use of the Tories, in order 00T
politically, the throats of the Whigs, but when they !if it;
that the people required, then they would turn
..11.°1.
tilv
cut the throats of the Tories. He trusted that
tew
of the provincial Chartists would be followed by tbeir ,
politan brethren. The measure brought forward by. the Ale
vernment was not meant for the benefit of the c
classes, it was intended to enrich the exporters-10Na'
mere tub to the whale, a sprat to catch a mackerel. .`
and hisses.)
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Dr. M DOUALL, a member of the former Ch.— red - 1
tion, spoke to this resolution, and denied being adus b 00'
factious or party spirit. He had been victimised hY t r?e.„IP
vernment—(the doctor hat, been only recently discharge at.
a protracted confinementl_
but their necks were novr AP:,
grasp of the Chartists, a'id be pledged his life and Ebert g,llr,
they would die in that grasp. Government now told the „,
they were going to lower certain duties, and thereby coe...'" he• r
wouldvxri
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niboon.ntotr:e
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Corn-laws, although he was prepared to aceept the reps`
it would not make. a difference of a halfpenny in the cln lor▪
ta;
loaf. He questloned the wisdom of those men who could ~t.th,
forward such 'a measure, or the propriety of their diverts
people from the pursuit of their just rights by a bribta"
this.—( Immense cheers.) Afterdwelling at considerable
on the principles of the Charter, and urging the nece
their adoption, the speaker sat down amidst loud cheers. ' sr
Mr. SANKEY next addressed the meeting, after 111'1' t 44
Chairman put the resolution, which was carried unanhon •,t I.
Mr. RibLEY proposed the next resolution, to the eff,ei sia„i
it was the opinion of the meeting that the exertions of 0170
Duncombe, Esq., and all other members who aided in Pro' 1 bsfi
the release of all political prisoners, deserved their best
now, and their cordial support at the next election.
Mr. SEEFFINGTON, in seconding this resolutierl
that the petition bearing a. million and a quarter
.1,14,1,4,i,
tures, praying for the Tele'ase of all pb a olitical
would be presented to.morriw—( Hear)—evening,., 114,
Duncombe. It -was to be inirried down to the House el
number of ;Idstian jackets, accompanied by a Pr° rret/
which \`'Or..d leave the Old Bailey at three o'clock•
00001
sPea".er in laying before the meeting the course to be , slej
by t• .e Chartists at the next election, mentioned that e
es 'for
Pion, .Mr. Feargus O'Connor, was to be proposed, an p 1,1 I
into Parliament triumphantly, as the representative
ter.—( Cheers. )
Mr. MA I'LT I N (an Irish Chartist), who opposed
nell at the meeting in Exeter-hall last week, next a"
be
the meeting, and was loudly cheered.
fee;
Mr. WALL, who had created the disturbance a d 10,4
previously at the meeting in the Old Bailey, prefo'e a e7tlo
resolution, to the effect that it was the opinion of the
that the House of Commons, being altogether cornP°_s! kar
representatives of land and capital, totally excluded te!' ,t 1
ing population. ihr
The resolutions having been all carried unanimo
were given to the Chairman, and the meeting separate a' 7
0A

Lord Melbourne, on quitting the VP'
..150;1040i
Lords last night, was loudly cheered by the persons 2.51 ore
about the Houses of Parliament. Such is the crcial' , 0,
what is going forward in Parliament, that there are Ing of00:01
sembledabout the doors many and very well dressed j quit
The Duke of Wellington was also warmly greeted as he
the House and mounted his horse. •