The Sun.
London, England, 1841-05-01 00:00:00

VENISON.

rfrHOIVIAS GROVE bees respectfully to
ALin-
form his Customers and the Public, that he has com-
menced killing BUCK VENISON, and shall have through
the season a constant supply of the best quality, in proper
order for dressing.
Fishmonger and Dealer in Venison to her Majesty, 33,
Charing-cross.

TO TEA-DEALERS, GROCERS, SPIRIT AND BRI

'FISH WINE-MERCHANTS. •
rrO BE DISPOSED OF.— A First-rite
" FAMILY and WHOLESALE TRADE, situate in a
leading Market Town, within 100 miles of Lonilon.
The Business has been very suiessfully carried on for
nearly half a century in the same fAmily, and has attached to
it a connexion of the very first respectlbility.—The Stock to
be taken at a valuation.

For particulars apply to Messrs. EdWartls and Short, whole-
s ale tea-dealerF, 14, Abchurch lane, Lorulma ; or to Messrs.
Brodie and Co., Journal-office, Salisbury.

TO MAGISTRATES, SOLICITORS, POOR-LAW
UNIONS, &c. &c.
. .

This day is published, No. 18, Vol. V., price 6d. stamped,
THE JUSTICE of the PEACE ; contain-
ing—On the Right of Churchwardens to proceed for
rates made, and to Sue for matters arising in the time of their
predecessors. Of Friendly Societies —Members' Liability to
each other—Necessity of Enrolling. Rules, &c. • Orders in
Bastardy under 2 and 3 Vict. c 85—whether Appeal to Quar-
ter Sessions lies against such. Irish and Scotch Pocr—when
and where removable. Veley and Joslin v. Burder—Church-
rates, when and by whom to be made. Atherston v. Bostock
—Landlord and Tenant—Yearly Tenancy. Miscellaneous.
Practical Points, &c. &c.
London: Henry Shaw, 137, Fetter-lane.

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6
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51 61
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51 62

64 7.2
64 68

51 70
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Per Bushel
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5. d. d
:3 6 4 8
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whit, (per (,carter)
Red
Foroig;,
Barlcy. Mai'it'g
Grinding
Oats, Tiriti,h
Foreign (in bond)
Beans
Pease, Grey ...
Blue and White

Wheat

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: 39 I 3 ; 4`?,
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MARKET.

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i4s. 603. PBs.
303.
tir+s. 1275.
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gOINBURGH CORN MARKET,

Wilt at. liurtei. a 3 rah.,•. Pcns,%
First 1 'nom 1 1 31s 01. 28s t ti, a 2s. Od. ' o+,
S.cond
Third -.) 0 I 28 0 22 0 : e 0 0
Average price of ‘Vlicat 3l. 6; 0.1. ,
PRICES O' PROVISIONS AC.
per it,. t005.?1.1.' Freih butter, It;,. Is d to
• - - • f•l 1 V.Oll 0 6 0 8 Salt 1 1 1
THE MARKETS. 0 7 010 Ditto, per cat... 00 -- 112 1,
0 5 7 Erq, pn- (let .. o 0 0
(From the London New Price • Current of April 30.) I.an,”. !,,‘" -- 5 0 6 0 44,1WAtT11%.;•••• 7 0
Sr C A R.—The p-reat increase. in the . comparative stocks of iniw, cwt....—. 40 (1 Wtresillts,e „. 6 6 8 0
Bengal and ".lauritins Sugar, eausel litiyerst-oLAVesI India '`l''•."-rn -I'7g.t " !kr. • a. sit: """
1 0
lis.eovadoes to he). cautious in their operations, and. althoUgh . • "MET
the Mercharita this Vie;bl.llo,ve Veon:tlesirous.to: rearm), 'tilt. e 4P-cV sack orPlinln ':•1k 4t,lne Vb. Imp
dc.mand has been, extrwelii,iitnOted,:: rite,• y, „Hi c
• and refining purposeS, arid. the: private , ./vuttL.'"' !), 1 1()
the three market days have amounted to only 80 • - •• . • n
hhds and tres, the prices accepted have been so Pot Barley from :2 Ss. to 4.53. per srax
uneven that it is difficult to quote them accurately, they, how-
ever have declined Is 6d a 2s as compared with the quotations
of last Friday; dry brown St. Vincent's hails been sold at
58s lid; good mid grey from the same bland 63s ; fine mid yel-
low 675, with an allowance on the lowest of several inferior
casks mixed with the parcel ; the particulars of some of
the Sugars sold have not been allowed to transpire ; at public
sale on Tuesday 148 hhds New Barbadoes went off quietly Is
• under the rates of last sale, but the whole found buyers, viz.,
fine yellow at 70s to 735, good 68s to 69s 6cl;middling and good
middling 66s 6d to 67s 6d, low middling 64s to 65s per cwr.
To-day the market was in a very dull state, and the limited
business done was at lower rates, making the reduction for the
week 2s to 2s 6d per cwt; the total sales. amount to only 680
hhds and tierces.
, REFINE D. —Refined Goods this week at a reduction on
former rates of is to is 6cl per cwt.. Standard Lumps at 90s,
and rather inferior at 89s. For Treacle prices have furthiT
given way is rex cwt, common at 27s to 225. Patent 29s to
30s, Golden Syrup 3ls to 335. Bastards at reduced rates,
common 44s to 475. middling 48s to 51s, good and
file" dry 52s to 575, good and fine- Pieet's at 70s
to 80s, other sorts at 60s to 69s per cwt. For bonded
Crushed Sugar prices have further given way 6d to 9ci
per cwt, first quality at 30s to 30s 3d. Loaves 10ffis at 365,
and 141bs 355. Treacle at 14s to I4s 3d. In Pieces of tine
quality some purchases have been made for Canada at 245, but
common kinds are dull of sale at 20s to 21s. Bastards at 158
to 20s per cwt. In Dutch Crushed Sugar the price is nominal.
MAURITIUS.—This afternoon the demand was dull, and
2,311 bags at public sale went. off quietly, the whore however
found buyers, but prices further gave way Is to is Gd per cut.
good to fine yellow sold at 62s to 645, low and middling 58s to
61s. ord to fine brown 46s to 56s per cwt.
MOLASSES.—West India at a reduction on former rates of
Is per cwt ; Demerara at 26s to 26s 6d per cwt.
COCOA . —The home trade have purchased with caution cf
B. P., and prices continue on the decline.
This a ternoon 197 bags Trinidad at public sale sold at 4•2 s
Gd to 47s 6d for ordinary good red, being rather cheaper.
EAST INDIA . —This afternoon 1,546 bags white Bengal were
offered at public sale, at which the biddings were languid, and
prices further declined 2s per cwt; the white, however, sold,
very fine white at 66s to 67, good 64s 6d to 65s 6d, rniddting
61s Gd to 625, low middling 60s to 60s 6d, low dingy 59s to
59s 6d, washed and damps of mid and good quality 61s to 635.
This afternoon the market was inactive, and privately few
tan-chases were made in any kind; at public sale 309 te,xes, 195
Iris Havannah, an indifferent pacer, were offered, at which
prices gave way Is for white, and 2s for yellow sorts, good to
tine white went at 29s 6d to 31s 6d, middling soft to good mid-
dling 2-Is to 27s 6d, washed 22a 6d to 24s 6d, good soft yellow
20§ per cwt.
COFFEE.—There has been less demand for clean descrip-
tions of British Plantation Coffee this week, and by private
treaty only a limited business has been transacted, never.heless
Lolders displaced firmness, and the rates previously established
acre fully supported.
This afternoon the home trade purchased sparingly of Coffee,
And the transactions were principally confined to the public
sales, which consisted of 1,560 bags East India, at the 9d duty,
214 casks 20 barrels and .42 bags British Plantation,
at which the biddings were languid, and a part only of the
East India was sold Is to 2s under former rates; good Padang
went at 39s ; Sumatra ord to good ord 34s to 40s ; Manila,
good and fine ord pale 56s 6d to 60s. West India brought
,full rates, but a part only found buyers, mid .and good mid
jderbice went at 95s to 106 s Gd, good and fine tine ord 65s to
91s per cwt. - •
TEA.—To-day: there was a good demand for Free Trade
Congou, and prices were firm ; sales of common for cash were
made at is sid to 13 6d, but in Twankay few purchases were
made. The public sales of 5,068 packages attracted a lair at.
terdanceof the trade ; for green sorts the demand was dull, and
the principal part of such was taken and withdrawn at the
former value, but black Tea met with a fair sale at full rates,
and if a larger quantity of Congou had been offered, it would
have found buyers. Congou, but mid lit but went at
Is Sid to Is 60, but mid H M ltd ra full Is. 7d, but mid
blksh If old and out of condition is. 7d to Is 7-Ad, mid coa and
new 2s Oid to 2s. ; Twankay, but mid coa Is trid to ls 6d,
fine strong Is 10id to Is 1Id; Dyson, but mid and mid fr bat
ra strong 2s 7d to 3s; Pouchong, mid fr lit sctd is kid to Is 6d,
better quality is 6d to is 9d. In the speculative market
there was more activity, and in Company's Congou several
purchases were made at is sid to is sd, cash, and closed at the
latter rate.

CORNWALL MARKETS.
(Caloolated at 24 gallons to the bushel.)

W11(-.a t,

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$. d. to r. d. s. d. t..
u 7 10

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Oa'.

C. ct. to a. 0 .
--- 0 3 0

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"ii I—o 4 3

- 0 3

St. A ustell — 0 7 6 0 3 4 -- 0 2 9
go.initn
;.i•lecard — 0 7 6 0 3 0 0 3 9
ratiliceston
I.:Atm:lw.! 7 0 7 8 3 8 4, 2 0 3 0
Pnzatice. .....

1ININ(; INTEi,i,IGto.-7E. 'Cos s.ewt.Qt,
Quantity of Copper ores sold at itedruth In.:. week... 2,653 0 0
A v,:ra.4e Produce 7
eatillt y of it tie Copper .. l!9 8 0
Aurnint of sale, 10.,82 P2s. • d. -- A v ernibe t t.sodard, 126'. is ed.

SricEs—This afternoon the public sales consisted of 3,666
bags black and 110 bags white Pepper; the former only partly
sold at rather lower rates good ; Penang but dusty went at 3id.
Sumatra ordinary 30, good clean Penang taken in at 3,id
to 3d; white mostly bought in.
CINNAMON.—The quarterly sales drew forth but a small
attendance of the trade, the bit/dings were languid, and not
above half of the quantity offered was actually disposed of-
-Ist sort sold about the same as last sale-2nd sort ditto, about
3d lower—.3rd sorts about 24 lower—Pieces and Broken about
4d lower. _ .

RIM—For Bengal prices have given way 6d per cot ; the
few parcels disposed of privately have been at lls 6d for mid-
dling white. At auction middling white at lls6d to 12s, low
middling dusty I Is per cwt. Java has sustained former rates.
Carolina for home consumption at 34s to 36s per cwt.
Rum, BRANDY, AND Hot.LArrns..--Fine Jamaica Rum is
wanted by the home trade, but of such the supply is ,catity,
and buyers have been compelled to pay the high rate of 7s per
gallon for small parcels, but for common kinds the demand
has been very dull, but. holders arc not disposed to sub-
mit to any further reduction, and prices remain the same
a 4 last Friday. Leewards have been in fair demand, and
200 puncheons have been sold at former rates, namely,
proof to 7 over at 2s 2d to 2s 4d, 11 to 15 over 2s 5d to 2s 7d.
Of Demerara 120 puns were sold, 3:2 to 3-1 per cent over-
proof at 4s to •4s Id, and 35 38 over 4s 2d to 4s 4d,

LAW INTELLI4;ENCE.
COURT OF EXCHEQUER, APRIL 30.
FELL V. KNIGHT.

was an action against the landlord of en inn in
the mighbourbeod of Worcester, for refusing the plaint:if
at cquittiodatiln, and turning him out of doors at an uu-
scitsonable hour of the night. The trial was hid at the
last assizes when the Jury found a verdict fur the defendant.
A rule fa knew trial was obtained by Mr. Hill, eau,e
against which was. b.da:: shown by Mr. Whitchurnt. It
ati cared that tee plaintiff, :an attorney, while travel-
ling, arrived at the defendaa's inn at a late hour
at night and dcs'recl a bed. One was prepared
for him, but he sa:d it was damp, and refuted to lay in it.
lie w::s :11,..wit another, but he said it also was damp,
and desired to have a light, and lie would sleep
upon chairs is an up-stairs room. This the landlord
refused, but offered to sit up with the plaintiff in
the ki.e.ea. Tbii the plaintiff refused, and words
havin,r envied, t,in• Itrcllord turned him out of the house,
i r cons'<rittenee of which the plaintiff had to walk to
w.-,,evs,e6 a distance cf :ix miles, after natdnight.
The c-n argued at great length by Mr.
Wh-tehurt.t f. r tee c efendant, and Mr. Hill and Mr.
Hurut e; for the plaintiff,
The Cocur &Tided that the verdict was right. No
landlord vas bound to do mere than provide proper ac-
eammoda ion far any guest. Ile was nut obliged to .put
up with "t'...c cf any one who chose to cuter irs
house —ltule discharged.