The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-29 00:00:00

LAW. INTELLIGENCE;

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`CLRT OF CHANCERY, 'ha:* 2.
• GOVRLAY V. THE DUKE OF SOMERSET.
The Loan CHANCELLOR, on coming into Court, asked`
Mr. Gourley if he was ready to proceed.
• Mr. GOURLAY said, that his Lordship had directed him to
put some questions to the Attorney-General respecting his case,
and that' he had done so, but as yet he had received no answer.
He hoped the Court would allow him further time.
The Leap CHANCELLOR said that the Attorney-General
'would be In Court in the course of the morning, and the cause
might, be called on again on Wednesday morning.

COVRT, JULY 28.
• I) AVNVIigD YOWNfittEND.

ti was. a petition on .berialioi the. p aa-Iniliffor the recovery
Of a family,. picture which had been taken away by_his brother,
.14ord'Johir Townshend, and to which the plaintiff laid claim,
havhig received it as a gift from his father.
Aff..litti.t., who appeared for the plaintiff; wished the case to
that further affidavits might be bled with respect to
somo facts not now before the Court-
The VICE-CUANCELLOU ordered it to stand over accord-
ingly.

IN RE TRUSTEES Olb THE SURREY ROAD.
Mr. WETHERELL, on the part of the trustees of certain
estates, submitted that they were entitled to alms under the
following cicumstances :—an Act of Parliament had been pass..
ed to enable the trustees of this road to purchase estates, and
it provided that, in case the purchasers should offer the ven-
der; a larger sum than a Jury might ultimately award, the
venders should pay the costs ; and if a Jury should deter.
mine that the sum offered was less than they would award,
then the costs should fall on the purchasers. In the present
case the parties had not tendered any motley, but certain acts
done by them amounted to the taking of an estate as a sum by
agreement, and that being less than the value, the trustees were
liable to costs.

Mr. BELL contended that the Act of Parliament did not
give this Court any jurisdicti,,n in the cause, which must be
referred to the Magistrates.—The Cou /IT dismissed the petition.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-13OOD1, JULY M.—STATE OF THE ODDS.
AONCASTEit ST. LEGER. •
4 to 1 agst Tinker 14 to 1 agst Claude Lorraine
4to 1 apt Sherwood - 16 to 1 apt Palais troyale
7to I agst Tatiered ' 33 to I agst Honest John
11 to 1 agst Miss Fanny 40 to I ugst Gascoigne's f.
A good deal of even betting between Tinker and Sherwood.
STOCKBRIDGE RACES,.J uLY 24.—(CowcrarDED.)
A Sweepstakes of 25 Guineas each, for two year olds. Half
a mile.
Mr. Goddard's b. c. by Anticipation . . I
Mr. Shard's ch. f. Charlotte, by Granicus - 2
The Farmers'. Cup, given by C. Shard, Esq. was won at three
heats, by Air. Judd's b. g. Shaw, aged.

DERBY RACES—CONCLUDED.--TUURSDAY, JULY 2
A plate of 60 guineas, far all ages—three mile heats.
Mr. Beardswnrth's ch. c. Rossini, .by Selina, 4 yrs - I I
Mr. Wigful's br. g. Little Driver, 4 yrs. . . 2 2
Sweepstakes pigs each, for 3yr olds—a mile and a half.
Sir 'l'. MOstyn's ch. c. Colchicum, by Champion . I
Sir G. Pigot's Active . . . . . 2
Air. llouldsworth's b. c. The Agent . . . s
Colchicum went. on the wrong side of a post, and the raze
was adjudged to Active.

PIGEON SHOOTING.
The Nolilernen and Gentlemen members of the Old Jilts'
Club held their last meeting for the season on Tuesday, at
Rownding's, on Epping Forest, where there was, as usual,
some very flue and brilliant shooting.
The 2runden Gold Aledal was this year won by W. Bu-
chanan, EN, who shot with a gun made by Purdey, of Princes..
street, having the improved percussion lock.
The Pigeon Match, at 21 birds from the trap, between Cap.
taro Smith, of the Ashton Club, anti Mr. Henniker, esteemed
one of the best shots in England, will take place this day, at
,Cheam, near Huntingdon, for 100 sorereutns, a side. Mr.
Henniker is backed to win at five and six to four.

IMPORTATIONS OF GRAIN LAST WEEK.
English. Irish. Foreign'
Wheat 9,039 633 . T.
Barley
Malt .
Oats -
--
Rye l2
Beans - 847
Peas
Tares -
Rapeseed _
Mustard
Seeds 194
Flour
Brank
Linseed.

460

SEEDS, July 28.
Old English Clover,dos 50s 52s—new, 65s 70s 843 —O-1
Ditto (Foreign) 32. 40s—fine, 55s 58s new, 668 75s
Whiteditto 45e6us 635-411 e, 64s 79s SOs —s
Trefoil • . per cwt.. 16s 46s—new —s 27s 30s 34s per ctn.
Ribgrass ... 9Bl 346—new, 401 441
Carraway Seeds 59s 54s 56$
Coriander do lns 12s 14s
Tares .....per bushel 6s Od 6s Od Ss
Cinque Foin 3os to 36s—fine —s per qr.
Rye-Grass ... .. .. 16s to 253—new, 30s 36s per qr.
Canary per qr —s 43s to 46, Od per qr.
White Mustard .Seed 143 to 13s 0d
Brown ditto 9s to 163 Od
Winter Tares 2Bs to 36s Od 40s ner qr.
Rape Seed
Turnip Seeds. —s 04 9s to Iss Od pr. nosh.
Linseed
_.._

NEWUrift AND I.k.A.U.ENHALL AitittKkali, July 28.
By the Carcase.
Beef 4s Od to 3s 4d I Wel 2s 4d to 4s Oct
Mutton ..... Od to& 4d Pork is 4d to 3s 84
gs Sd to 41 ad. ,

sf.JAMES'S HAY AlAltkbc, July
0. Hay 41 os od to 61 8s od Clover, 51 or to 61 Os osk
New Hay 31 lOs od to 41 4s od I iteaw Sits 04 to ti 14s od

SMITLIFI ELL).
Old Hay .... 41 103 Od to 51 Os ud--Average, 41 156 od
Straw 2l es Od to el 66 0(1-Average, 21.36 6vl,
Clurrr 5l lOs Od to 61 06 Oa-Average, 51 151 Od•
WHITECHAPEL.
Hay 3l 161 Od to 51 10s 0(1-Average, 41 151 Od
New ditto Ol Os od to 01 Os ad---Average, of
04 od
Straw 2l Os Od to 21 10s od-Average, 21 56 oct
Clorer 31 His oil to 6! lOs 011--4rerage. 51 185 Od

PitILE Or HUPsi
Pockets.
61 10r -

..ent .os a 71 lOs a AI 81
inssex .. 61 2s a 71 Os a 71 I6s
Essex 61 Ws a 71 is a 81 Os
Farnham, one, 91 Os to 12
Old Otittlio

pit- .t.wt., July ii.
I Bags.
K 1 ent .. 616$ a 71 7. aBl Os
Sussex 610 s a6l 16* a7l 7s
Essex.. 616 s a6l 161 a7l 7*
I Os—Second, 51 Os to RI 03.
1 at ao,oool.

UAW HIDES.
}
Best Heifers & Steers, per st. Ordinary .... 91 lid to 45 sd
3$ tid to 3s so Nlintet *Calf .. vael).. si od.
Middlings :.. 36 Od to 3i 4d Lsunbs...;.. Os Ud to os od

SH EEP
Polled
Sheep ls Od to Os od

SKINS.
Sbearlings. ' oil to 0(1
Lambs is oil lo 3 Ott

PRICE OF LEATHER.
'Butt's!, 156 to 561hs each.... ...... per lb. ......22id to 9:14
'Ditto, 64 to tifilbs each .2W to 2.1 d
Dressing Hides 18d' to' 110 d
Coach Hides
Crop Hides, 85 to 401bs for cutting 19d to 20a
Ditto .... 45 to .501hs
Calf Skins..2l:lll to 401ba 2od to 26d
Ditto 50 to 70lbs 26d to 06(1
Ditto 7O to 801bs 24d to 2511
Small Seats (Greenland) 18d to 163(1
Large ditto
Tanned Hone Hides
Spanish Horse Hides -11166111 . tttouo 911 811d' 1

PRICES OF TALLOW, SC
Town Tallow 39s Od —s Od
Yellow ftussia 371 Od —s 04
White ditto .. 04: 04
Soap ditto.... Sbs Od.--s Od
Melting Stuff' tits 04 —s
Ditto Rough.. 191 Od —1 04
PRICE tIF CANDLES, raw
Price of Candles, per dozeti
6d per dozen allows

Al), Ste. per 1141 b--July 2G.
Yellow Soap
Mottled e. igs
Cord B2l
Grimes
Good Dregs 6s O.

M TALLOW CHA NIHAU'S I IA Li..
11, as 6d—Moulds; 10i
ed for ready flume?.