The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-05 00:00:00

EVEN ING SUN.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL, NEWS.
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK..
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 3.—The busiress
the Cotton Market continues very firm and steady. 'the saes
to-day have been 5,000 bales, 501) of which, consiiting Ames
descriptons, have been taken by speculators.
LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, JULY 3.—. We have had at
large amount of business done in the Share Market to-day, bu
the rates for all descriptions are without• material change.
Birmingham and Gloucester new Shares 2iff 1
Eastern
Counties 8-1 ; Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock 27i;Tla':
verpool and Manchester 471; London and Birmingham ,
Ditto New 25* ; Manchester and Bolton 53 ; Manchester and
Birmingham 22g.
The elec.
MANCHESTER. STOCK EXCHANGE, JULY 3.
tions keep the Share Market very quiet, but prices are steady•—•
Manchester and Leeds, 52 ; Manchester and BinninghaT
23; Midland Counties, 881 to 89; Manchester and Sheffiel"'
18 20 ; London and Birmingham, a Shares, 221 623;
and Brighton, 47 to 47i.
A Lisbon mail has arrived, brought by the Montrose.
brings intelligence from Lisbon to the 28th of June. Her
news will be tound in another column.
at Bristol, in fourteen days, from New York, bringing Pled,
The New York Packet Great Western steamer has arrieerl
to the 19th ult. The most important intelligence she rings
is the speech of Lord Sydenham on the opening of the
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London
Parliament of the United Provinces of Upper and Lower Ca-
nada, which will be found in another part of the paPer• they
We have received Montreal papers to the 18th June,
are filled with English news, and not of any interest. Th.rg
We have received Sydney papers to the 13th March. ry,
F hilip newspapers had reached Sydney to the 2d June.
tat:
meeting had been held to take into consideration the disme the
berment of the colony, and to answer the petitions a
anti dismemberment petitioners of the middle or SYcluelr
trict of New South Wales.
ALARMING FIRE AND DESTRUCTION OF PROPERT;:orI
It is with feelings of poignant sorrow that we have t° .00
in this day's publication the particulars of the total destructi
by fire of the whole of that splendid property known as bless",
Hughes and Hoskin's Albion Mills in Darling Harbour•
range ee of
of
ftotrheiss which,
descriptionam on among then th verye town e elegant an t and
Sydney, were;
surpassed, together with some adjoining properties °Lithe ,ty
estate, now present a heap of ruins. Ihe amount of pan
destroyed it is not possible at this moment to report, but I
stated to be fully 180,000 L—( From the Australian.) if
The llamburgh mail has arrived of the date of the 2d •'°,..1
bringing the Exchange upon London 13-5, same bY 73:k
arrival. Gold 129, also the same. Metal, 1051;
Actions, 1,670.date.
We have received the Antwerp Journal of yesterday's t, Fund
extensor!:
BOURSE OF AMSTERDAM, JULY 2. Our National
were offered, but it did not cause any operation of conseque`-'
Ardoin's were lower. 0 at
Exchange on London for the Great Western.—The
of business done in foreign has not been large ; the priac.c.-
sales that were made were bills on London 8i to 81 Per cen
prem. ; United States Bank, 19.

THE FUNDS. of
The British Funds opened this morning at the leatinto
price of Saturday, 891 for the Account, and the market. 'r
continues inactive to the present time ; Reduced Thre: gee.
Cents., 89i 90 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 99i; „E jio;
quer Bills improved to 16 prem. ; Bank Stock,
India Stock, 248 249 ; India Bonds, par, 3 prem. bist
In the Foreign Market the prices are the same as °Fat.
Saturday. Spanish Active, 21i 22 ' • Deferred, 10i 1;
19*;
sive, ; Portuguese, 314 32 ; Three per Cents-, n:
Brazilian, 67/ 68 ; Colombian, 20i. 214 ; Mexican, 273,:.;
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 51i ; Five per Cen''.
100%.
SHARES.-Great Western, 26 27 prem. ;
14
12% prem. ; London and Brighton, 3i / die. ;Bra 56
'B/ 8 dis. ; Brmingham, 69 71 prem. • Southampton, 1L g
per share ; Croydon, 13/ 14 per share ; Greenwich,
per share.
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE.
b 5):

RAILWAYS. ------
Paid. Per Share.
Great Western
------
Ditto New -
Ditto Fifths
4'4
.....

London andßrighton
;PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, JULY 3•
..
3 per Cent. Consols
Three and Half Stock 9Bb Grand Canal Stock ...... ...
Ditto Reduced ......

Ditto New 1830 98i Ditto 4 per cent ....... ... ,
31 per Cent, Debs.
HALF-PAST ° 5 ip,
There has been but little business doing in the Stock
change up to the present time. hal
It is stated that a first-rake house in the bill businds
stopped this morning. •
gille.
Both the English and Foreign Securities have declined wi,
the early part of the morning. Consols are now quoted st,,o;
Exchequer Bills are firm at 17 prem.; Bank Stock, "
India Bonds 2 4 prem.
Spanish Active Stock has receded to 211 ;
per Cents. are now quoted 311 ex-div. ; ditto Three pe Cello
19; Dutck Two-and-a-Half per Cents., ,Mb i• ditto fife
Cents., 100% 1,4. t 000
There has been but little business doing in Shares : est
and Brighton Railway shares have declined to 45%; --
Portuguese Fit:

Western-New shares are quoted 62k. EF'
R QUARTER TO , %iv
The arrivals to-day from the eastward are exceedingly The
merous, and the Post-office list is unusually crowded*.dink
electioneering excitement in the City is gradually subsidros
the monetary occurrences of the last few days having
attention nearer home.
The excellent address of Lord Sydenham, on the or
of the Canadian Legislature, has given much satisfactiol3.
Consols for Account, 89 -3 j ; Mexican, 27 1,4 ; Spy
21 A .
Markets heavy, owing to the scarcity of money.

EXCHEQUER.—(THIS DA i•
(Before Lord ABINOER at Guildhall.)
ILAWKES V. HESLOP.
This was an action to recover the sum of 271., the d
various articles of glass manufactured by the plaintiff, Sto n".0'40
to the defendant by a Mr. Harvey, who acted as the 1;
agent for the plaintiff. •
A clerk in Mr. Harvey's employment was called, alljeti•
duced the book in which was the entry of the goods in quilarte/
It appeared that of the articles sold some belonged to s'a or
and others to the plaintiff, the initials of each being P
in lace tile
eb
posite their respective property. The manner vsbl
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business was carried on was, the sales went first into a " thell
book ; those articles which belonged to the plaintiff were sod
extracted in'o a day-book, which was sent down to Dudley'
he made out his own account from it.
In cross-examination the witness said he knew of trap of
tions between the parties. Mr. Harvey bought jesrellft•
the defendant, who called respecting an overdue bill. ted,
Harvey offered part cash and part goods, which was acceded
There was only the name of Harvey over the door, and
was nothing to show that the goods did not belong to
The invoice was produced, and it being in the name 01
vey alone,
His Lo RDSHIP directed the plaintiff to be called.
Isionsuited.

CRIMINAL COURT.—(THIS DAY')
The sessions at the Old Bailey commenced this morning,
before the Common Sergeant and other civic authorities.
mop
As soon as the Grand Jury had been sworn, the corral,
Sergeant delivered his charge. He said that as a fortnir; ass
had elapsed since they were last assembled, the caleil L-rnier
consequently much smaller in point of number than an„hogh
occasions, at the same time, he regretted to state that,a"
the calendar was numerically small, the offences were of 61 iv
serious character. There was one which stood number of
the calendar, being a charge of wilful murder against
the name of 111‘Gharretty. It appeared
that this. t lose
been committed without any provocation, but this did not
the crime ; as the law stood, it was not necessary to CO"- been
wilful murder, that provocation should haveirsino
previously given. There was another case 1,7-10
two women for the murder of Thomas Briggs, w,:h.psr:
seventy-four years of age. This case would require iatneosis
titular attention, but while they were examining the e‘'' cot.
they were to bear in mind that they were not trTiagi.s4 beet*
There were two eases of furious driving. The parties 'es k 10!,
called upon by several persons to stop, but they they,
notice, and the consequence was that the offence of 'vibe
stood charged, was committed, and he should therefore ratting'
mend them to find these bills. There was a case of c;oigsr,
and wounding, but from the depositions it did not nits
what the instrument was that had been used, but to eon' ear
note Poo
the crime, in law, of cutting and wounding, it wasuartiershsjo
sary that a sharp instrument should be used. Therinste
several other cases, but it was not necessary for bial to do..
any remarks on them, as they were cases involving no
culty. He should therefore dismiss them to their duties.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY')
CORN EXCHANGE. t,„Apt
Last week's arrivals of English Grain were tnnclerh6,—t ass
of Irish Oats considerable. The fresh supply uhliirbest
good, and of other Corn moderate. The best pareels,l'hovill
obtained last weeks' terms, and the general runs wit'fio
at Is per quarter decline. Barley rather more ple'tl vrie+
of late, and Is per quarter lower. Beans and Peas untaiped•
04
Oats met a slack demand, but prices were firmly.","
Flour a 3 last reported, the advance being well sustainer' •
FRIC7B O 1 BOARD OF SNIT, 41*
Wheat,Red (old) —s. —s. Beans, Small (new).....• /.
White (old) a. (old) ....•«-
--- Red I 840) 545. 565. Tick (new) ........mow
Fine 58s. 645. (old) ...... 'Mils.
-- Superfine 655. 6rs. Harrow (new) ......
White (184 P) 565. 601. —.. (old) ......
Fir- 62s. 68s. B, ...............

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Iwo, nraeepyNeeeNwNeeww
vine s_ omt. Bran..
Superfine -08. 725. Oats, Feed, .......... .. ..... —i--,-.1 gal.
---Foreignfree 525. 726. New .•••• ........ ..-.1•""'.
Rye 38s. 40s. Poland ........... .. ......
,„,•9ss,
Barley "ss. 366. New . ........ -7._ .....0.
-- Grinding
1 13(is ~..,30a• Potatoe .... ................ ~,,.965,
Malting --s• oos, —.—.— wew ......... ;lop.
6'21.40.561..
4020.8.. Scotch ..... ...••••• ...
.. lif,f.ool
635. -- Irish ............ Ws. •
.5.5,080.
16s. 386. Flour Town (per 5aek)••••4.45.52.•
White
Boilers 3137:I• 36g.
3 ......"-----Bran...SN.e...c.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LASTFTO',.
00
1 Wheat. 1 Barley. oats. 4 1.,1150
English
Irish — 2.3,175 ---
•ill,
....••••••
Foreign
.tn.h.d.
c.s
.......u....n....t..r
y.....
..
........
..
41313
:. :9
0,
..
SMITHFIELD MARKET. o brisk
Our supply was moderate, yet our demand was not 6, rattle
as on Monday last. Prices of Beef rather lower, Lalout,43o;
higher, Mutton, Veal, and Pork, stationary. Bea Beef.
reef.
V"
Sheep and Lambs, 27,620 ; Pigs, 550 ; Calves, )7;, 0, to
3s. t3d. to 4s. 8d ; Mutton, 4s. to 45. 10d. ;
4e. 10d. ; Pork, 4s. to ss.
TEA MARK ET. fair bu'i°e"
The market for Free Trade was firm and a ,i, giani
done. Company's Congou produced 2s. 2d. cash, W,'''
buyers. The deliveries were good.
TALLOW MARKET. opt ana
There was a fair demand for Russian, both on the
485• co•
for arrival. Prices firm at 475. 6d. for the former cat. stock
for the latter purpose. Town Tallow 48s. 6(1. Pe casks asks to
16,000 casks againat 13,300 casks in 1840, and 10pow
1839 at this period.

HOP MARKET. bile*
The accounts continuing favourable for they a,ule tsar:
caused buyers to be cautious in their operations, and is e,ti-
ket was in a dull state, but prices keep up. The duty
mated at 1.55,000/. to 160,0001.
.4.-

THE NEW QUEEN'S COUN-.'1.1
Whately and Mr. Godson M.P., of the Oxford circuit; "` sr f
Knowles, Mr. Baines, and the lion. Mr. Stuart
the Northern circuit ; Mr. Sutton Sharpe, and 111 r. A" -own
Sir l'homts Edlyne Tomlins, the well kilp his
compiler of the Law Dictionary, died on the Ist
1a5t...0 1783,
80th year. The deceased knight was called to the
bari:tid filled
was admitted a bencher of the Inner Temple in 1992! fret ap•
the office of treasurer to that society in 1897. "'lithe Chief
pointment of note was in May, 1801, as Counsel sr be WO
Secretary for Ireland, and at the dose of the same Y
appointed Parliamentary Counsel to the Chance
lidation of
Exchequer of Ireland, which he filled until the con
3,,-so,,unsei to
the Treasuries in 1816. In 1818 he was *Ostia:4'
the Treasury, of tbe