The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-09 00:00:00

MORNING E

by affidavit or otherwise, was at least 500,0001. The
number of creditors proving was about 700.
The following gentlemen were then appointed ASAP
noes, viz. :-Thomas Barnewell, of 15, York-terrace, Re'
gent's Park, Esq. ; William Blount, of Cumberland•
street, Esq. ; Charles Welde, of the Middle Temple. ill
the city of London, Esq., barrister-at-law ; Michael Elli-
son, of Sheffield, in the county of York, Esq.; and
George Charlewood, of Tavistock-row, Covent-garden, in
the county of Middlesex, seedsman.
The proceedings occupied the whole of the day.
Amongst the debts proved in the course of the day were
the following :-Mr. C. Colclough, of Tintern Abbey.
Wexford, 2,7391 lls 10d ; Mrs. M. Baron, of Sollestey
Hall, Suffolk, 1,1501; Mr. G. F. Heneage, of Hainton.
Lincoln, 753/ Iss ; Mr. J. Tristram, of New Halls
Chelmsford, as executor to the late Mr. Charles Wright.
1,96018 s 2d ; Messrs. Cotterel, Kensington, 1,0281 95
5d ; Mr. C. Blore, of Manchester-square, architect,
2,634/ 19s ; Mr. W. Gore Langton, M.P. 3,756/16s 6d
Mr. C. Roberts, Chandos-street, 1.1431 6s 2d ; Mr.
W. Gore Langton, for his wife, 7931 its 4d; the Right
Hon. Baron Crewe, of Crewe Hall, Cheshire, 5,6511 105
6i ; Stanley Carey, Esq., of Fullerton House, Totnef,
for Lord Petre, Lord Clifford, anti Thomas Norris. Esq.,
14,4501 lls (as cestui que trusts) ; Mr. E. Heneage, of
Hainton Hall, Lincoln, 5871 6s ; Sir W. H. Pringle,
of Stratford-place, 1,5541 11s 4d; William F. Eyre.
Esq., Rue do la Paix, Paris, 1,1761 bs; Mrs. Elizabeth
Musgrave, Leamington. 692/ I3s 4d ' • Mr. Witham,. Gray's
Inn-square, 593/ 19s 2d ; Mr. E. Foster, Greek-street,
2,1791 Is 2d ; Mr. G. F. Turrill, Leicester, 5071 17a 6d
Mr. C. S. Standish, Montague-square,662/; Mrs. Cathe-
rine Stonor, Oxford, 1,120/ss; Mr. R. Benyou, for the
British Paper Company, 2501; Mr. R. F. Benyon, for the
Norwich Union Reversionary Company, 3,133/ Us 4d;
Mr. J. Pnilpot, of Bath, as executor of Charles Cenolly.
of Midford Castle, Somerset, 4,2891 7d • Mr. J. A. C.
Maxwell, of Thorpock, York, 2,2891 16s Id ; the
Dowager Countess of Newburgh, 1,1091 145 ; G.
Egerton, of Gray's Inn, 2,264/ Igs ; Mr. C. B. Mostr.
Montague-square, 1,474/ 14s 5d ' • Mr. R. litaidleston.
Lofton Halt; Cambridge, 1,296/ fis 2d ; the Dowager.
Countess of Shrewsbury, 530145; Mr. J. Pave, Chapels
street, Westminster, 1,638/ 18s scl; Mr. E. J. Beck;, ~1
forth, Portman-square, 1,629/5s 5d ; Mr. Otho Thwaites
23, James street, Buckingham-gate, 54,7461; by Mr. .0
and Mr. F. H. Thwaites, as copartners in the English
Chronicle, 361 14s 4d ; Mr. H. Stanley, Leamington.
3,5541 11s 4d ; Mr. Alderman Furebrotber, Lancaster-
place, Strand, 4,751/ 16s 8d ; Mr. J. Weld, of Lulworth.
Castle, 2,537 l 19a 10d ; Viscount Southwell, 3651 182,10 d
the Hon. Edward Preston, 1,9771 Is 7d; Stonyburft
Catholic College, per the Rev. Randal Lythgoe.
1,802/ 19s 5d ; the Earl of Surrey, with other trustee's
for a marriage settlement, 16,709/ 16s 6d ; Mr. J. Sdnaer-
ville, of Somerville House, Wilts, 746/ lls ad ;: Mr.
Robert William Wynn, of Garthrina, near Alegalet,
7,5391. Ils 4d ; the Duke of Norfolk (Earl Marshal 01
England), 54,2991 is 3d ; Mr. H. W. Espinasse, Twick-
enham, 2,836/ 3s 3d ; Mr W. Scales, High Holborn,
1,3531 13s 8d ; Sir A. Blount, Salop, 212/ 169 sd;
Mr. A. Blount, ' Manchester-square, 1,4851 6s sd;
Mr. F. Bernoid of Bordeaux, 379/ lls2d ; the Ne°,
Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company, 1,3401
lls 8d; Captain Gardner, of the 2d Regiment of Life
Guards, on a bond, 2,037/ I9s 9cl• the South Western
Railway Company, 3,583/ I9s 4d; the Rev. Charles Gore.,
Wilton-crescent, 1,0011 153; the Rev. G. Gore, 1,0481
2s 2d ; Mr. C A. Belgrave, 2,396/163 10A ; Mr. C. W'
Osborn Gresham, Worcester, 2,146/ 153 6d ; Sir J. Sid',
ney, Kent, 1,287/ 3s; Sir J. Shelley, Sussex, 5,401
7s sd; the Rev. Mr. Norris, Sutton-street, Soho, on trust.
1,968/ is Id; Mr. J. A, Leon, of Lyons, 1,33210 s 842
Mr. Pitt Cobbett, Covent-garden, 1,796/ 18s lld ; the
Baroness de Farge, Calais, 1,703/ 4s sd; Mr. S. C. Hew
ing, Trelawney, Cornwall, 1,57012 s 10d; Mr. H. Howall.
Corby Castle, 1,950/ 17s lld ; the Baron Lile, 331/ 103;
Sir G. Musgrave, 3 330/; the Hon. Ann Musgrave,
1,1611 3s 7d ; Sir J. Poidiphart, 446163 7d ; the Hoe.
Charles Petro, 9461 14.; 4d; Sir Cuthbert Thorpe, 2241
6s 10d ; Mr. John Taito, Lower Grosvenor place, 1301'
[;rave-square, 526/ 05 3d; Baron Trimlestown, Meath,
2171; Sir G Webb, 3101; and Mr. D. O'Connell, MS',
a balance (not proved), 6135.

THE MARKETS-YESTERDAY
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CORN EXCHANGE.
This week's supplies of Wheat and Barley have beet'
fah, and considerable of Oats from Ireland. The frost
continues very severe, with the probability of the naviga-..
t ion of the river being speedily closed. The buyers werP
indisposed to purchase, and prices of all articles may 14
considered nominally the same as on Monday last. Rather
more done this week in the Flour trade.
SMITHFIELD MARKET.
The supply was very short, with a brisk trade, and our
quotations were easily obtained. Beasts 284, Sheep 3 520 f
Pigs 317, Calves 99. Beef 4s to 4s 10d, Mutton 3i 8'
to 4s Bd, Veal 4s 8d to ss, Pork 5s 4d to ss.
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COLONIAL MARKET.
The public sales were limited, and privately the trail'
actions were limited; prices, however, underwent little
variation. The arrivals have increased during the list
two days.
TEA MARKET.
There was scarcely any business done in Tea, and price
had still a downward tendency ; indeed the present state
of the markht it is difficult to give quotations.

TALLOW MARKET.
The operations in Russian were on a small scale, 10'
holders were not disposed to accept lower rates, either M.
parcels on the spot, or for delivery.

PRICE OF BREAD. • The Wghes- ri. et f ,e.o: i he Nl.t.op!A is 9kj. for tig,op'
Loaf. Good Bread may be had at Th;cl.

P11.1..E 3 OF SEEDS.
Per Cwt, 1 Per Quarter
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gift
E-gl'sh It, Clover...sos 80s St. Fein — s a"o ,01
Old LA . Div° —s —s —s Nye G. ass —s Ns , ,
New Foreign Di,to s 50s iss Paccy Grass —s --4 "0
Olt Di to Li-to —s —s —s L4isee6l, for lealii.g ~.—s stis 51
700
hew White Clover 45s 50s COs Dit o, for sowing ..........3 CO •
Old Dia( Ditto —s --s —s Ditto, for crushing ....—s 42s 41;i:
,ew Tre oil —s tSt 42s 1-I(.m ..—s :31i, .•
Old iltto —s 20s 3. s Canary —s 603
9‘
'Jr folium s 48s 70s' Per B..sliel. aE,,glish Carraway —s 50s s•ls White 11,1ustard .... i 46 0(1 to 14S '
Foreign Ditto
Coriander,,. —s Lis 16s Tares

PitICE JF OIL . .
Rape Oil, brown, per ton £l4 0
Ditto, relined
Linseed Oil c 10
Liras •ed Oil Cake at to .: Mill (per IOW) IA 0
Rale i ake, per to.,
PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 112th. 6
Town Tallow X'', 13 • Melting Stuff XI 0' a
Yellow iillS3la
White ... ~ 0 C Graves
Soap Ditto 0 0 0 Good Dregs 0 5

PRICE OF RAW F.
Price of Tallow (as stated by the
COAL:
Ships artivtd since

AT, per stone of Sibs.
'allow Me'tars) .... 2s. 114t1
I,IARKET.

3. A
(lair's
Claytion Main
huddle's West Hartley l9 6.
Garestield
Hebburn Main •.!•, I
Lean's Main l7 6
Smith's Pontop ... ...... ... 19 0
Tantield Moor. 23 t,
Wylain . 2O 3
Walls E d Bewicke and Co l3 0
Walls End Brown's .)O 6
Walls End Hilda. ........
Walls End Killtngworth
Walls End Belmota
W. E. Braddyll'sHettott... 25 6

last market-day,
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23 6
Walls End Hedley...
Walls End Hetton
Walls End Lambton
Walls End Stewart's
Walls End Caratioc 9.a
81.
Tennan 'a Hart!epool
Walls End Harrington Tees '2,32
Walls End South Durham l:g
Walla End Seymour Tees 25 n
Wal s End Tees
et
%Valls End Tees Hetton
Walls End West detton
Anthracite 2l 6
9i Llangennech Coal ...... e 6
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