The Sun.
London, England, 1847-09-23 00:00:00

CORN AVERAGES.

P GENERAL AVE-RTAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CORN
for the
Week ended Sept. 23, 1847, made up from the Returns of the
1421leetors in the different Cities and Towns in England and Wales
Per Imperial Quarter.
I WHEAT. I BARLEY.' OATS. I RTE. I BEANS. I PEAS.
• .• 49s 6d 32s Id 22s 5d 33s 2d 42s lid 41s Id
The Duties on Foreign Grain arc now suspended.

REGISTRATIONS: ( THIS DAY.)
CITY OF LONDON.
(Before Mr. T. S. CHRISTIE.)
ST. ANDREW HUBBARD.
The Court proceeded this morning with the list of
the parish of St. Andrew Hubbard.
Upon the case of Mr. Lowe (merchant) being
called upon,
Mr. Brown stated that a notice had been served
1.11500 that gentleman yesterday withdrawing the ob-
Jection.
Mr. Lowe denied having received the notice, and
said that he had been put to considerable trouble and
!license by the conduct of the parties who had ob-
Jeeted to his name, and therefore claimed his costs.
The Court ordered him to be paid fifteen shillings,
NThi.‘'eh was immediately paid by Mr. Brown.
the Suttoo was objected to by Mr. Brown on
U;ruund of improper description of qualification,
it being described in the column headed " nature of
Vea'ification" as a " house," whereas it appeared that
only occupied a warehouse and portions of a house.
Mr. S. Smith contended that it was within the
Power of the Court to alter the description of the
qualification.
The COURT took the same view of the question,
rld altered the description accordingly.
MERCERS' COMPANY.
Several cases connected with the list of this corn-
atlY, which were yesterday ordered to stand over,
pre dispo-ed of, and the lists of the Livery com-
ted.

ST. BOTOLPH, BILLINGSGATE.
ia°llll Ambrose White was objected to on the
Oend of improper rating, he having been rated on
of overseers' books and the registry as the occupier
t house at No. 30, Botolph-lane, but it appeared
IP°ll the evidence of the overseer that the house oc-
tlPied by him was No. 29, and not No. 30.
—e name was ordered to be expunged.
tillere were several other cases upon the list, none
Which however presented any feature of importance.
.he Court then proceed with the lists of the
rish of St. Andrew Unders ed
haft.

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SWING from SUGAR and MALT.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
77;44,----To the unknown, who signs himself in
ivhe Sun of Saturday, September 18th, "From one
° knows how to Brew," in Italics, will that same
re 'espondent do me the favour to give me the very
,„54isite information for making the experiment of
of g sugar with malt for brewing ; what quantity
buEugar is considered equal to the saccharine of a
04shel of malt ; or, in other words, if I take away
ofe-third from a quarter of malt, how many pounds
dim.gar are required to supply its place, so as not to
„,,i nish the strength of the beer the whole quantity
malt Would ve ? I shall be also grateful for
"'V further information respecting any caution or
wetness in
adh: of malt; whether the usual process is still to be
trl red to, as though no sugar was used instead of
1:1t,, and what quality the sugar should be per lb.
j) Snort, any hint conveyed through your valuable
er,4ll.eali
aansd tmhuysesclifr,culating for the benefit of others
will be received, with many
thanks, by Your obedient servant,
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kr:3Ell'OllS ACCIDENT.—(Tats DAY.)—This morning
I,tee,ident of a very serious nature occurred to a man
alt,—eu Thomas Evans, a bricklayer, employed at the
S-wstation-house which is in the course of erection in
ohn-street,o„ Edgeware-road. It appears some excava-
wa were taking place close to where Evans was at
poor , When suddenly an arch gave way, burying 'the
thy fellow in the ruins. His fellow-workmen lost no
end extricating him, and carried him to the Horse
tveg"ireom public house in the same street, where he
I:l,l3rPinptly attended by Mr. Webster, surgeon, of
„'igeware-road, who found, in addition to other
stretch injuries, that he had dislocated his hip. A
Geer having been procured, he was conveyed to St.
Lltes Hospital.
~...41"('S REEFCRATER.—We are re-
p/1.--,,ed to state that this new story of the sea, by J.
It":11nlore Cooper, author of " The Pilot," " The Red
may B&c. (in 3vols. post 8vo.), will be published by
entley on Saturday next, the 25th instant, when it
thr! aat every library, and of all booksellers
/11101 out the United Kingdom.
Alert 1r AL SURREY THEATRE.--Tee Utmost excite-
Itae-c," theatrical circles has been created by the
rash-tineement of Mr. Bunn having undertaken the
attrikgeraent of this theatre, and of his having engaged,
eipaijeing about to produce on its boards, all the prin.
vocalists who have so long supported opera at
tleitY'lane Theatre. The house opens on Monde,
Wit."' With The Bohemian Girl. and My Neighbour's
hit; e' two of the most popular pieces Mr. Bunn's pen
p,,,,eootributed to the stage. It is confidently antici-
kJ': that the entire character of the Surrey audte.nee,
oht ell as its stage arrangements, will be materially
11,1ged by the new management.
bet,a(3l.4. MONTES AS' COUNTESS.—The Journal des
the 13th
Publishes the following letter,. dated. Munich,
to k'tb instant, containing some curious facts relative
Landcelebrated Lola Montes ;—" The Countess of
herselfBlelcl (Lola Montes), previous to her presenting
Maria at Court, where the decoration of the order of
her Theresa conferred on her by the Queen gave
to right to the public and private receptions, wished
therni.cer.,t4in what reception she might expect from
address -eor this purpose she sent her card, bearing the
of the Maria Countess of Landsfeld,' to about twenty
those families in Munich. The greater number of
turne-drinailies paid no attention to the visit. Others re-
T,Le Countes's cards, having wrtten on them,
quWitek "-"' not this Countess.' Madame de Landsfeld,
cured offended, quitted Munich suddenly. We are as-
to she has left Bavaria, and that she has repaired
kaienenit 7 in Saxony."
JOIN •,
hued •T'ST°Cli COMPANIES.—Among the Acts
ba_. In July last was one respecting joint-stock com-
ronzties (the 10th and 11th of Victoria, c. 78), " An Act
i„,naend an Act for the Registration, Incorporation,
Regulation of Joint-Stock Companies." It is now
17.0vided that, in addition to the particulars which the
ern.oters of every company are by the Act 7th and Bth
a, Victoria, c. no, required to return to the office for
"10 registration of joint-stock companies, when and as
from time to time they shall be decided on, such pro-
baOters shall also return to the office the following addi-
tional particulars as sosn as the same shall be decided
On:—First, the amount of the proposed capital of the
company. Secondly, the amount and number of shares
into which the same is to be divided, and if the company
be dissolved, or be incorporated by Act of Parliament,
or by royal charter, or by letters patent, or be in any
"my withdrawn, or supposed to be withdrawn, from the
operation of the Act, the promoters of the company shall
forthwith give not.ce thereof to the Registrar of Joint•
stock C impanies. By one of the nine provisions in the
A" a penalty is specified on promoters issuing at any
me before a complete registration any prospectus, &0,,
Previously
a statement at variance with the particulars
vreviously delivered to the office.
AN IMPOSTOR.—A person who called himself a
l'net,tlernan, last week inflicted his custom upon the land
sv-!'`' of the Star Inn, Chesterfield, and then decamped
bl,hout paying his account. For the chance of its
in.e•tig useful to the keepers of inns, we will detail his
;;;°ceedings. The impostor is a gentlemanly looking
1,„:3111,, and called himself Ryan Jones, Esq. Pe went
oti",,unnt luggage to the respectable inn of Mr. Pinder,
shat4-I,hUrsday last, and ordered tea and a bed. lie stated
he expected letters to have been awaiting him at
aw l'erfield, but that he had been disappointed, and must
Q.ait their arrival. Ile said he was the friend of Lord
P;ifi:Prd, of Lord Bathurst, and of Lord Stourton. On
0111e."37 morning he went out (as he said) to the post-
poitet, and returned, saying he had been againin
d• Mrs. Pinder then told him that she required
t.ellera who came without luggage to pay every morn-
net the declared that until his letters arrived he had
1/hiehe means, and showed her many letters to himself
osein he stated were from members of his family ; but
left VICS. P.'s suspicions were aroused, he abruptly
e house, as he said, for the purpose of being shaved
lit , but never returned. So this friend of the nobi-
-1 Y ueeansped •
odo„ caving his landlord minus his board and
The°.— Derby Mercury.
trunaber of vessels of various kinds built during
o current
ti 04,,, year for the internal navigation of Russia
lilverZsubtolesl.l,o9o, and their cost has been 3 982 165
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