The Sun.
London, England, 1840-04-14 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.—('rifts DAY.)

HUNGERFORTh MARKET.
Fair supplies and a good demand ; prices steady. Turbot 65.
to 20s. ; Cod 3s. to 12s. ; Soles to 4s. per pair; yob-
to
Is. to 4s. ; Salmon good, 2s. to 2s 6d. per lb.
13ILLINGSGATE MARKET.
Supplies limited, and prices higher. Cod, 3s. to Bs. and
105. ; Turbot, is. to 20s. ; Salinon, Is. (id. to 2s. per lb. ;
Soles 10,1. to 4s. per pair ; Mackerel 4d. to Bd. ; Whitings
4d. to Bd., and Haddocks 6d. to Is.

HAY MARKETS.
Supplies moderate, and the demand good. Prices stead!.
Hay, 555. and 60s. +.o 90s ; Clover, 80s. to 115 s. ; Straw,
36t. and 425. per load.

TALLOW MARKET.
Great quiet in this market, and the price of P. Y.. C. 529' 641'
and but little better than nominal.

TEA MARKET.
Very little done, and what was done was for cash onlY'
Company's Congous at 2s. sd. per lb., money down.
COLON' tf.. MARKET.
But few public sales, and by private contract the operations
have been very limited. In British Plantation Sugar lit
done, and prices much as at the close of last week. Thereli.
a very small show of samples at the sale, the stock being sr!';',t.
6,700 bags of Mauritius sold in great part at 40s. to Tea
There was rather more life in the Coffee market owing to "
improving a little, but the utmost quantity sold was small, 20'
prices hare not altered much. Imports remain light.
INDIGO SALE.
The public sale, consisting of 6,040 chests, of various kindsf
of East India, was, as might be expected from the dull stat°
ter
commerce generally, but very slenderly attended. The gre
portion of what was put up, was bought in ; the small prc'Par
tion which sold went at about the prices of the previous sale.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY•)

4111. *
DEAL, APRIL 13. —Wind N.E.—Sailed the 13tiSh
1
Monarch, Boyd, for Jamaica ; Venilia, Burton,Halifax
Stakesby, Gable, ditto; Brothers, Masey. Sailed Deplii;
Mary and Harriet, Rees, Australia; Thomson, and Qu'-
Victoria, Rosier, Quebec. 'red
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 13. —Wind S. E. to S.
Orontes, from Savanilla ; Hercules Marks, New Orleans;
,yak,
Mary, Godfrey, Savannah ; Robert Fulton, New, e.
sailed 19th ult. ; Colonel Howard, Brenton, Bait"- alt
Sailed the Pontiac, Carter ;* Mayflower, Weeks; ,1,
Pantheon, Ashley, for New York; Splendid, Crr
Mobile ; Clio, Smith, Savannah ; Sir Walter Scott, grass,
Nliramich, ; Scipio, Greggs, Newfoundland; Josephio_.:
,
Smith ; and Intrepid, Salter, Richebucto • Diem,
pew, Barbadoes. Off port, the Alecto, from Jereatile,:e.'.
William Brown, New Orleans ; Kensington, ditto ;
derica, ditto; Delawarr, Natchez; Splendid, Nov' Y°'
Superb, ditto ; Superb, Savannah ; Alecto, Jamaica'
tbe
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 13. —Wind variable.--Arrive,..
Indus, Walker, from Odessa.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 13.—Wind variable.--Arrived
Eliza, from Sierra Leone. the
FALMOUTH, APRIL 12.--Wind S. to S. S. W.....ORff.aussP
Ganges, Howlett, from Rio Janeiro ; Geolge
Mordin, Odessa.

VISIT OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS P- -.fhictE k
ALBERT TO THE TOWER. —Alondiy, at half-past three o'clol4
his Royal Highness Prince Albert and Prince Ernest,
two attendants, arrived in a carriage and four with tr,_wnfo bY
riders, at the Tower, and were received at the Spur
Major Elrington, Fort Major, and a number of officers hel.et
ing to the fortress, and Colonel Montague, of the Fus' -o-
Guards, with a guard of honour. His Royal Highness or lat
ceeded to the terrace, when the whole of the troops s!atin, p
the fortress were drawn up and inspected, and, after Walkarlduer
and down the line, he expressed his admiration at the
and appearance of the men. His Royal Highness wte r,
wards conducted through the horse armoury, the white tom 9of
and other departments of the building. The descriPti°-
the different objects by Mr. Lund, the principle, warder,ibe ~prt
peared to attract the closest possible attention of Prince A.„ents
and his brother. After walking over the different dePart—
his Royal Highness proceeded to the residence of Major.
tch
rington, where he partook of some refreshments, after
he left the fortress with the hearty cheers of the multitude :It
a royal salute. Mr. Pearce, the Superintendent of th
division of police, with his Inspector and a number of Ills in
were in attendance, and preserved excellent order.
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GRAND CHRISTENING.--To-morrow nln—rlll :ils
at Kensington Palace, the infant son of Lord and Lady Aiar-i
v
Hill will be christened by the Rev. J. Reed. His I.°lst
Highness the Duke of Sussex and the Duchess of Somer:leo
will be the sponsors. A superb dejeune will be given In one
i
apartments of the Royal Duke. At seven o'clock a surptu ia
dinner will be given at the Duke of Somerset's /xenon°
Park-lane to the Duke of Sussex, Duchess of Inverngssi
Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl and Countess of Rosebery.
and Countess of Minto, Viscount Melbourne, Viscount lu`a;
peth, Viscount and Viscountess Iliowiek, Lord Samar,' 1"1„an
Mrs.l Reed. Her
Campbell
Shawe Stewart, Lord and Lady Marcus Hill, Ron. ..,""--e,
aAnhde
trucreomßbey,,.
(Gorfacelswlail),hord ran aSs.setniTrY"tp
the evening.

THE (TREAT ORMSKIRK WILL CASE.--011/1e„
case ..Doe demo. Legar v. R. Wareing," which has- lati;el, %
excited so much interest in this neighbourhood, and which sr7
to have been tried before a special jury at the present Liv(opee"
Asiizes, was disposed of yesterday, .in the Civil Court, bY,,,s°
arrangement between the parties. The facts of tha case
briefly these :—The defendant Mr. Robert Ware'.incr, and, a,
"j father, are respectable attorneys residing at Ormstirk: an" *ef
l
had bad the management, for many years before her death;
the property of an elderly lady named MoVineux• Upon old
production of the will—dated a short time previously to the
_qv
lady's death —it appeared that the dektidant's family were ;0
titled to a rather largeproperty it—and that I,o°ol'e de,
been left to the Liverpool Blue Coat Hospital ; while to the
ceased's sister--the plaintiff in the action—only a small P° ,wss
of land had been left. The object of the action, therefore
to set aside the will, on the ground that at the time of 'loll.-
it, the deceased was not in the proper possession of her
ties. Atter a long consultation by the Counsel on both sie!!„.di.iw
it was announced that the plaintiff had consented to vin"
the ease, upon the defendant payino• costs. The Jury,. for
cordingly, under the direction of the Judge, found a verdio
the defendant.—Manchester Guardian.
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HORIZONTAL FLAT WArr-cli-
very small and neat with accurately finished jewelled
slf
ments, arc offered in silver cases, Four Guineas and a dal,
each ; gold cases, enamel dial, Eight Guineas ;
Nine Guineas; gold dial, Ten Guineas each. A pflv ill
warranty is given with fixed terms. an which the Watches
always receive any attention required.
AVORY,
Watchmaker, Jeweller T.
COX S,
47, Cornhill (Seven doors fl
Gracechurch-street), London.
N. B.—Second-hand Watcher purchased in excbange•_ ---
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SUPERIOR LONDON-AIADE WATCH i.corn, g
—A. R. SAVORY and SONS, Watcmakers, No. 9ior .6e' I bill. London (opposite the Bank of England), subrnitn.v ,da
lection a very large STOCK of Highly-finished Londo.
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WATCHES, the whole of which being manufactureal;„2l to
their own inspection, on their own premises, they.ean,
_!`r,„,
,ar-
sell at least 251. per cent. below tiie %isnal trade pricet,orer, ~.itb
title of the same quality. A printed warranty is Pv
each Wi.tcb.
PRICES MOUNTED IN SILVER CASES.
Fine Vertical Watches, jewelled, with double-- A_
b acked engine-turned cases, warranted
---4 '
Patent detached Lever Watches, jewelled in 'four
holes, maintaining power, with seconds hands, 6 6
and double-backed cases, warranted
'''',l extr
Either of the above in silver hunting casr,s, 10s. .6d• h A
ve ,
A large variety of second-hand Silver 'Watches, wn'„'. ea •e"" ;
LWDatCchAeSs,EiSm,
been carefully examined, and can be .-,,,arranted at X 2 '''''
Fine Vertical"°
gold case., and gold dials, ir r , d -
........ ° Fine Vertical Watolv.s, jew.ellead,rwarililei double-backed lg. 0
engine-turned gold ea and gold dials, warranted 12
Patent detached Ler'A. Watches, jewelled in four
holes with double _ eSulei2',E . FOR LADIES.
backed gold cases' and gold dials, 4.
141 0
warranted ~..1 engine-turned als 6
Patent detr.ched Lever Watches jewelled in four
r..t(e-'dOW CASES, SIZE POR ........ LE ...........
holes., seconds, and double-backed gold cases, war- 414 ,°
ra
......
Patent detached Lever Watches, capped, jewelled In
s;x holes, seconds, double-backed gold cases and
.r, 17 0
enamel dials, warranted ................................. i'
Patent detached Lever Watches, canned, jewelled in
0
Zi
sit holes, seconds, double-backed
gold cases and .., 0 •p
gold dials, warranted
.................................... , hunt 2 g
Either oi the Gentlemen's Watches may be had in Via
cases, for 3/. 3s. each extra.
N.B. Second-hand Watches purchased in exchange. -

. rOn the 9th inst., the lad B
yIRTI:I3 of Thomas Dunn, •-sq" of N °id
ea.stle.upon- Tyne, of a daughter. iv kol,
On the 11th inst., in Grove End-place, St. John'''
the lady of John Fenton, Esq., of a daughter. of Cap'
On the 7th inst., at Douglas, Isle of Man, the Lady
tain Sir Thomas Sabine Pasle , R.N., of a son. i, gxrdi vg-
At Versailles, the lady of T. C. Hooper, Esq., o'
ton Park, Somersetshire, of a (laughter. ,ctf a
On the 11th inst., the lady of the Rev. C. P. Viuile ''
son.
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On the Ilth inst., at the Dowager Lady Arundell'.. Dover
street, the lion. Mrs. Arthur Arundel', of a daughter;
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On Thursday, the 2dlifinAstaltES-Dt..Mary's, CJ'atesl lead' "earl
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, by the Rev. John ColP.inson,
Boldon, ,the Rev. Hugh Salvin, Chaplain in her MajestY '
NAary, to Alice Julia, eldest survivirw d aughter of tbe late,
Anthony Surtees, Esq f H ^ I'l
the county 0'
~ o amiLer ey ,ail, in
Durham. tbe
On the 7th inst., at Bath, at St. James's Church, by.
Rev. A. Straghan, M.A , the Cheral 'er Giovanni Guerin', to
Sarah Harris Newland,. eldest d• : " 111 Morris, °f
wghter of r.
that city. P.,
On the Ilth inst., at Watni'it, Edward Heneage,Escp,AL
to Charlotte Frances Ail,' youngest daughter of Lancelot
Rolleston, Esq., M.P. , Edscar
On the 11th inst., at St. Georffe's, Hanover-square,
C. Boissvain, Esq., of Amsterdam, to Emma, daughter of tl,
late Mr. 'Edwin Nie'aolls, Of London. Rector of
tz ugh
On the 2d inst„ at St. Mary's, Gateshead, the Rev. --*--rr•
Salvin, Chaplain in her Majesty's Navy, to Alice Julia, eldert
surviving (laugh ter of Anthony Surtees, Esq.,
of Hamsterley
Hall, Durham.
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D IRD.
On the 10th inst.., at Stonehouse, George MottleY' Eati
late agent of the Royal Naval Hospital it Haslar, in the
year of his age.
Jtif
At Portsea, Hants, on Wednesday, the Bth inst., 1%-r arY a
wife of Captain W. S. Griffiths, of Welbeck-street, Caven—
dish-square.
On the 9th inst., at Aghadoc, Killarney, Ireland, the Right
lion. Lord Headley, aged 56.
On the 11th inst., at Maribor ugh-buildinol, Bath, Frances,.
relict of the late John Willett Willett. Esq.,aof

iioadon : Printed and Published by IVITIIIDO YOUNG, ni
No. 112, Strand, at The Sun Office, No. 112, Strand in the.
county ol Aliddlesex.—Tuesday, April 14, 1840.