The Sun.
London, England, 1840-11-11 00:00:00

COI HURMER V. SAUNDERS.

In this case, which was an action on a bill of exchange,
no one appearing in support of the demurrer, it was die-
allowed, and judgment entered for the plaintiff.

SAIITII V. TANNER.

This was an action against the vender of a reversional.)
interest. The demurrer was on the ground that new
matter bad been introduced into the replies tio 1.
Thd Court ruled that the matter was not new, and over-
ruled the demurrer.

(Sittings at Ni3i Prius before Mr. Justice ERSKINE and a
Corral- en Jury.)
PLATT V. MARI YATT, SENIOR AND JUNIOR.

This was an action for assault, uncle: the following cir-
cumstances ; —The plaintiff and another young man were
crossing a field belonging to the plaintiff, at Bayswa'er,
when the younger defendant (the son) called to them
to quit the field. They did so, and as plain.
tiff was coming out, the younger Marryatt threw
a heavy stick at him, and afterwards struck him in
the forehead with the stick until he fell. The elder de-
fendant (the father) at that time came up, and als) struck
the plaintiff as he lay on the ground, in R tender part of
the person. They then left him. The plaintiff, in get-
ting away, had dropped his hat in the ditch, and when he
recovered himself, and went towards the ditch for the hat,
the elder defendant ran back to him, and pushed him into
the ditch,

The Jury found for tt.c plaintiff.—Damages, 201.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

The supplies have been small since Monday of English
Corn, and several vessels have arrived with Irish Oats.
Wheat unaltered, with little doing. Oats maintained lest
quotations. In other grain no change. Flour very dull.
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.

There was a large supply of Beef, mostly of an inferior
description ; the small portion of good sold readily, and,
in some instances, an advance of 2d. per stone was given.
The better kinds of Mutton have improved in value, but
the middling and inferior descriptions were dull of sale.
In Veal no alteration. Small Pork readily obtained an
advance of 2d per stone ; the large kinds dull of sale.
Game and Poultry was in rather more request, and the
supply being moderate, prices were well supported. Eggs
in good demand at 6s. to Bs. for English, and ss. 9d. to
64. 3d. for French per 120. Beef 2s. Bd. to 4s. 2d. Mut-
ton 2s. 4d. to 4s. Veal 3s. 4d. to 4s. Bd. Pork 33. 4d.
to 4s. 10d. per stone o! 81bs.
COLONIAL MARKET.

Prices were firm for all the :eading articles of Produce,
but there was not much business done prhat .Iy, and the
Public Sales were unimportant. The arriials were to a
fair extent from moat quarters.
TEA MARKET.

The accounts from China caused holders of Tca to ask
higher prices, but there was not much b.ainess done.
Company's Congou at 2s. tid. cash.
TALLOW MARKET.
There was much heaviness in the Market, and prices
had a downward tendency. P. Y. Candle on the spot
sold at 465. per cwt. The stock is 8,000 casks larger
than last year at this time. Town Tallow lower. „ivagL.,:"
SPIRIT MARKET.
Rum in request, and ptices on the advance. Brandy
held firmly, And a fair business was done. Britiih Coln
Spirits steady, at 10s. 2d. cash.

Sir Alexander Grant, Bart., M.P., had a distin-
guished party to dinner, last evening, at his mansion in
Lower Grosvenor-street. Sir Robert and Lady Peel
were among the guests.
Viscount and Viscountess Howick, the Hon.
Captain Grey,
and a select family circle, arc nowstaying
with Earl and Countess Grey, at llowick Hall, Northam_
berland.
The Duke and Duchess of Cleveland have ar-
rived at Raby Castle, Durham, from Newton House, near
yorkshirel where they intend residing
Borousilibri'2';'•
uhtll a ter dristmas.
The Earl of Motley arrived at Saltratn, his seat
in Dm-itti.bn t'riday; friptit a thur ktf §CEitland.
Ris tlthly Gontcg to iov.h to go in wanih old
his Royal Highness Prince Albert,
The Duliq °f Wellington leaves Walmer Castle
the week 4i:el- foir Apsl4 Osai 44et
rattlklng snort stay in town, proceeds to Strathlielusaye.
The Duke of bevotAire has been y 4 4 t'iSit to
the ail of Chirei Mobbt. Silatlhblijohe
the Earl and Countess of Kenmare, at Aenmare kaonse)
Killarney.
His Excellency Viscount Ebrington during the
past week has been visiting Sir John and Lady Hamlyn
Williams, at Coverly Court, and Mr. John Rundle, M.P.,
at his scat near Tavistock.
The Quern Dowager, during her late tour to the
North, visited the poet 'Wordsworth at Rydal Mount, the
first occasion on which poet has been so honoured in Eng,-
land.—Liverpool
BUCIcINGIIAN PALACE.7—.-4ctive preparations
are being made for the receptithi of her Majesty and Court.
We understand that, up to la 4 evening, it was uncertain
whether the Court would remove from Windsor to-morrow
Or next week.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY•)

LONDON, Nov. ll.—Wind this day at noon,
light
southerly breeze and fine.
DEAL, Nov. 10.—Wind W. N. W., moderatc.—Ar•
rived the Ann, Dingwall, from the Cape of Good Hope ;
Cccrops, West Indies; Vestal, Simpson, St. Domingo;
Sons of Commerce, Quebec ; Majcstic, Tate, do, ; Wa-
ter-hen, Dodds. do.
LIVERFOOL, Nov. 10.—Wind W., fresh.—Arrived the
Crown, Kerr, from Bombay ; Shannon, Killack, do. ;
Cigar, Henry, Ceara ; Sir -Henry Parnell, Airth, Sava-
nilla ; Dosde, Enero, Havantiali ; Echo, Brock, Laguyra;
England, Waite, New York ; Maddison, Wood, V.rginia
Thetis, Brown, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Asia, Han-
nay, Quebec ; Canton, do. Sailed the Grecian, Rowett,
for Valparaiso ; Levant, M'Dowcll, Philadelphia ; Stor-
mont, Isbister, Demerara; Monongahela; Turley, Phila-
delphia ; Europe, Batchelor, Ncw York.
COWES, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Everthorpe, Storey,
from Quebec.

SIIOREIIAM, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Amphitrite, Wells,
rrom Quebec.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 10.—Wind W.—Arrived the Emma,
Spicer, from Quebec; John and James, Dahl, ditto; Mc.
lion, Butler, Newfoundland.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 9.—Wind S. W. to W. S. W., strong
breezes and squally.—Arrived the Nautilus, Tracy, from
Quebec ; Melange, Simpson, Cephalonia.
PADSTOW, Nov. B.—Arrived the Clio, Brown, Quebec.
BRISTOL, Nov. 10.—Arrived off port the Coral, Kin.
naird, from Cuba.
SWANSEA, NON. 9.—Arrived the Cubana, Salveston,
from Cuba.

GLOUCESTER; NOV. 9.—Arrived the Bachelor, Murray,
from Quebec ; Sylvia, Thorning, ditto.
MILFORD, Nov: blew a heavy gale last night Et
S. W.—Arrived the Effort, Rees, from Quebec.
RAMSGATE. Nov. 10.—The Guiana, M'Kellar, from
Berbice to London, has put in here leaky, with loss of
topmasts, anchor. and chain.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 10.—The Emma, Spicer, arrived
here from Quebec, lost her rudder on the edge of the
banks, and was eleven days before she could ship another.
The Eliza, Purday, arrived hero from the same port, was
struck by a heavy sea on the 18th ult., which did some
trifling damage.
PENZANCE, Nov. 9.—The. Brothers, Gustavus, hence
to Swansea, which was on the August Rocks, got off yes-
terday, with considerable damage.
lunAcomnE, Nov. nt —A large timber-laden
vessel, is on Croyde Sand (ten miles west of this place).
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10. The Margaret, Higbficld,
from St. Jago de Cuba t' Swansea, was abandoned by the
crew to the southward of New Providence. The master
and mate previously dead. She was seen from Nessau
12th September, and several wreckers went off, but could
not find her; and it is feared from this that she went
down. The England, Waite, arrived here from New
York, encountered a hurricane from the north-westward
on ihe 3d inst. in lat. 47, lon. 28; lost part of sails only.
Hum., Nov. 10.—The Adventure (cod smack) arrived
this morning very leaky, having been on shore.
SHIELDS, OCT. 9.—The Sarah of North :shields, which
was on shore on Tynemouth Rocks, was got off to-day.
The Meanwell, Sims, put back to-day to reship her rud-
der ; had been on Whithurn Hull. Therhomas and
Joseph, in putting to sea 6th inst. touched on the Bar and
had to run for Leith.
HARWICH, Nov. 10.—The Brutus, Noble, from Goole
to London with stores, has been assisted in here with
considerable damage, having been on shore on the West
Rocks.

PORT Ti.LBOT, Nov. 9.—The Omnibus, Jones, from
Barrow, which was on shore in the River, has been got aff
with trifling damage, after discharging part of cargo.
CORK, Nov. B.—The George Ray, from Liverpool to
Savannah, put in here tc-day leaky, and must discharge to
be:docked.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, TUESDAY.—The sales
in Cotton to-day amount to 5,000 bags. The prices are
steady.
LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST, NOV. 10.—Eastern Counties,
deb. 455., 6s. 6d.. 7s. 6d., 6s , 7s. 6d., 6s. 6d. ; Grand
Junction, 214 ; Great Western, 831 ; Half Shares, 48;
481; Fifths, 8? London and Birmingham, 163; 321.
Shares, 46k.
The Share Market still continues firm, and prices show
a still further tendency to advance.

Our chief arrivals this morning are the overland mail
from India, and the New York packet England, which
sailed on the 20th ult. 3y the former arrival we have ac-
counts of the British armament having arrived in China,
and after having left a force sufficient to blockade Canton,
the remainder proceeded to capture the island of Tchusan
for a depot. ( For further particulars we refer our readers
to another part of the paper.) The intelligence from our
Indian possessions is of an unfavourable nature. Accounts
are received that Upper Scinde was in a state of insurrec-
tion, and the Ist Bombay Grenadier Regiment had been
nearly cut to pieces in an engagement with the Belooches,
when marching through a narrow pass in the mountains to
the relief of Kahun. _

The intelligence from New York is of a favourable de-
scription. Tie financial intelligence from various quarters
is of in-porta: e, the leading feature of which is the set-
tlement of the affairs of the United States Bark, which
insures resumption at the appointed time, and this great
result was brought about by Mr. Jaudon. Exchange on
London 9 ; United States Bank Shares 66 to 66k.

We have received Montreal papers to the 18th Oct.
RIOT AT BUFFALO.—NearIy a column of the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser of the Bth inst., is occupied with
an aecount of outrages committed by the Locofocos
of that City, on the anniversary of the Battle of the
Thames. They attacked ladies in their carriages, pelting
them with rotten eggs; struck down peaceable citizens;
after keeping the city in a continual state of confu-
sion during the day, consummated their work, by the
murder of one of their own party in a drunken row.
We have received New Brunswick papers to the 15th
of Oct., they do not contain any news of interest.
Rio JANEIRO' MARKET, Auo. 29.—For Coffee there is at
present a good competition, perhaps in some measure in-
duced by the better accounts from Europe, while supplies,
especially of the new crop, continue very limited; prices
ate therefore firm, and in some eases may be even 50 Rs.
higher, say superior 3,400 to 4,200. It is esti-
mated that the new crop of Coffee will fall fully one-fourth
short of the last, and that prices will rule throughout the
season. Exchange on England continues at 30 to 30i.