The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-28 00:00:00

EVENING SUN.

and, therefore, had Parliament assembled later, er
portionately greater delay must have taken p lace. -.-
The allusion to quack-doctors in the above pal 'sag° 1$
somewhat unlucky on the part of the Times, fol • it in
stantly suggests the recollection of the notorious Maln'
worth Quack, who, with a degree of effrontery uni .ur-
passed in the annals of quackery, has pocketed his fee'
and refuses to give his prescription. Not even the sini nest
Hygean pill will he give his patient. There has
the
I)e°
no instance of such an unprincipled Quack withi sx
memory of that mysterious personage—" the older r.t in;
habitant!" Even the bottle-conjurer was a prod'0"'
fair-dealing compared with him!
The Herald predicts the following, among other' nor•
rors, from an alteration in the Corn-laws:—,6 Any alte-
ration in our Corn-laws which would realise Lord Pal;
merston's summum bonuml4 a constant flowing streal a at
foreign corn, without the contemporaneous concessk
reciprocity from the great corn-growing countries, irei" ti.„e
11"
be nothing short of an act of national bankruptcy.
should have large balances of the precious metals to ,Pald
yearly to almost every European country; we a"ll',.
have never-ending adverse exchanges; we should have Pe'
petual low prices, with their invariable concomitants) re-
stricted issues and discounts ; we should be deprived 0
that influence over foreign produce which we now posse: le;
in short, our command over the precious metals would'be
completely taken from u.s. The mercantile suprenisoi
of England is immediately based on the power this cou
try possesses over the precious metals. This power isa
very much the result of superior skill, industry',
es all
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energy of our manufacturing artisans ; it generat
higher scale of prices than those of countries leal
e 5
s!
favoured in these respects, and gives to our agricultur_
produce a higher range of quotations than is to be M
with elsewhere."

MONEY- -TRADE—COMMENCE.
A Bill for a railroad from Yarmouth to 4
Norwich--4
distance of 2 miles—is about to be applied for in the.v
House of Commons. The expense is computed 1,,.
10,0001. per mile, and ti'e traffic is calculated to yield
per cent. on a capital of 200,0001.

LITERARY AND SCIENTIrre•
A singular lunar phenomenon was perceivable 00,.,,.6,1;
tuiday evening last, at seven o'clock. A broad pale uß"ds
formed round the moon, while at the east and west sad,
of its horizontal diameter two mock moons apPfirA,„
each having a taper tail. The moons and circle gra"'"'
brightened for a short space, and gradually faded.

ELECTIONEER:I-NG.
irost,
At the close of the Registration Court for Gla
sf
claims Liberal claim admitted amounted to a clear MN°
of 441 over the Tories.

'LAW AND 333 POLICY'. sn
At Bow-street yesterday '.Thomas Poore, a youlig
in the service of Mr. Dawe, Keeper of a Post-office rei-
ceiving-house in Maddox-street, was charged with et,e4;
ing a letter, containing a 51. bank of England note. u I,"ed
prisoner declined making any defence, and was retasul
until Friday.
At Hatton-Garden a journey man tailor WAS covrteeicteati,
in the penalty of 205., and in default of payment foudi
days' imprisonment in the House of Correction, fer, 111
behaviour in the street to a young person connected
Covent-garden theatre.
At Thames-street John Aylmoi •e, the steward 0f tt °SI-
Lord Lowther East Indiaman, aud Ja rrete
stoker on board the steam-ship Jul. Iter, from St. Pe fa,
burgh, were convicted in the penal ty of 1001. each
smuggling tobacco. woman
At Liverpool, last week; a wrete, hed-looking w°—
tocli
named Ashworth, and her child was taken into cu She
for having stolen half-a-crown
threerow n
days,from 3S. had not tasted the coal
the morning she was found to have msurdered her
s.Sc'trip
by suspending it from a gas-pipe in the
,prison by to
of its clothing as a rope, and ended her vwn existeile
the same way.
snhdopi;drawer. 0

C OURT—FASRIONA.I3I TM. A 00
The Queen Dowager arrived at Belv 'oir Casa, 00
seat of the Duke of Rutland, on Friday la st, and left
Monday for her own residence, Sudbury Ilia jap
Lord Eliot arrived in town from Cornwall 'on Tllurs
S,Zr Robert and Lady Peel leave town this afteril°v
on a vitit to her Majesty at Windsor Castle. of
The Archbishop of Canterbury had an audience Sir Robert l'Pel yesterday afternoon. Iburse
The Duke of Manchester arrived at Paris en
day from Nice. • re on
Earl De Grey arrived at Wrest Park, Bedford
Saturday last.
The Earl and Countess Grey have arrived at J:lo`,e'
ic
Hall, where they are entertaining a select family dr° e
Viscount Beresford continoes gradually to mend. ,00
The Duke of Richmond is expected to leave Goro
Castle to-day for Berwick.

RUMOURS or Wiz DAT. ale
It is reported that the Duke of f.'eaufort is to WO ~f
the representative of this country at the Court of onet
the great European Powers.

MISCELZAMMOUS. sod
On thin day in 1736, when the " Gin Act" was pas
to prevent the retailing of spirituous liquors in Sill sor
quantities, a detachment of 60 so.ldiers was obliged of
protect the house of Sir Joseph j ekyll, the gaste2,te.
the Rolls, in Chancery-lane, who p rocured the sts!.l4o.
The punch-houses oil the occasion w ere put into ntou
ir are'
ing, and the keepers af the gin-sbopi made a
mony for "Madame Genena lying ins tate ;" wh'u" n.OO
ing a mob, many of the chief mourn; -8 were connai
to prison.D
; h
A workman, employed at a brewer's in Ipsw-e-, ocr
the insecure stage giving way under him over the
Lot
per, was precipitated into the hop-ba.r.tk below, in V 1704
there were 600 gallons of beer in a bo.lit g heat ;
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mortally scalded, and expire next da
Lord Farnham has just recd eived from Italy a VP',"c"' the
collection of paintings by the ancient masters his
Italian and Flemish schools, which he selected duri°
tour in Germany and Italy last year.
The Ipswich Express states that on WednesdaYt 00
the Sir Robert Peel, a vessel laden with wheat, gf"lt
the Yarmouth Sands, and it is fearea will be lest f the
will not be long, we suspect, before the ,State vessel O ast
same name, will get upon the political quick-sands,
go down, with all hands on board. hottse
In taking down some boards in the Chaptel:_r f;ngs
Record- office, Poet's-corner, several ancient Pau /c
have just been found, the most prominent of whie.^,ll •
presented the Vision of St. John of the seven• o°,oe°
si„:'eks; his being put into a cauldron of boiling s•
Emperor Domitian; and his exile to the isle of rat.;:p..
Colt. nel Sibthorp stated in the House of Ceal;de:
last nigh! that he " had implicit confidence' in the Jo.
sent Adminjstration !"—Thus is highly important ,400
telligence, and must create a wonderful 5e05970
throughout the country. A s yet, however, we d°
find that the Funds have risen in consequence. fen
The Morning Post asserts that " the institution od,
Order of Poetry, by conferring a cross or
would tend to stimulate British genius I,"—The 1)19.,, u"oro
bially empty stomach of poetic genlus would be far
stimulated by a rump-steakand a bottle of wine-
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' CO -
(THIS DAY.)
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN MARSHALL. god
The insolvent, who was described as an account3nt ri;so
Parliamentary agent, likewise a compiler of statistical
was opposed in person by a creditor mime d Sewell. Also
The ground of the opposition was the insolvent by .flint
representations induced the opposing credit or to cash g' -boss
promissory note. It appeared the inso/v4.nt's father, noe,
Christian name was likewise John, held a Covernment,,°,,„visa
and resided in Stamford-street, where the insolvent hniicii
resided, and a person named Stacey having di •awn a billW or
he endorsed and made payable at Stamford. street, the
posing creditor cashed it under the im rani= that 4 was
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dorsed by John Marshall, senior. P Learn'
After a number of witnesses had been examined, t...e 7ified
COMMISSIONER said he did not consider himself )as`-
ordering a remand in this case.
The insolvent was accordingly discharged forthwith•
ait
rge
case,erd THOMAS
uthneder STOWALL.
forThmeer, ainpspollliNveedTnlittoEibeef Adthirrsics: well-knowntheAc ggd
Mr. Cooxx, on behalf of numerous opP°- •
creditors,
application.—Judgment deferred.
con2loo--

DEW.)
LLOYD'S SHIPPING- —(THIS
S. A
LONDON, SEPT. 28.—Wind this day at noon W. t° S' It
STANGATE CREEK, SEPT. 27.—Avrived the Sur, nstae"
Selina, from Mogadore ; Hector, Con stantinople ; ""
a otos!
Coatsworth, Leghorn.
DEAL, SEPT. 27.—Wind W.S.W.—.Arrived the --.;:ebee,
le Spring and Hopewell, from Jamaica ; Manchester, "'pales' '
Mary White, Westward. Arrived from bthe River thegobart
tine, for Sydney, New South Wales; Fortitucle,vernande
Town ; Lord Auckland, New Zealand ; Orintha, Anosten;
Po ; John Pirie, Jamaica ; Christina, Cut a ; Ocean, " . fa'
Juverna, Cape de Verds; Elizabeth,
41 grieola, West
vourite, Gibraltar ; Chieftain, Calcutta;
Sailed he Dart, for Madeira.
TORBAY, SEPT. 25.—Arrived the Sea M rd, for Algiers:.,
BaisToL, SEPT. 27.—Arrived the Feronic, Taylor, Jatnew.,—,
WN W str"
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 26.—Wind S.S.W. to • . ~
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Ode"d
C. onstantinopteprd.
breezes and squally.—Arrived the Inventus, Jo b, from
_,,
Swa rlsca, SEPT. 26. —Arrived the Cubans, Silverson, ""
John Hardy, Bowden, from Cuba.
..us.
Coax, SEPT. 25. INArrived the Triton, Scorjeei S
HULL, SEPT. 27.—Sailed the Volunteer for Sierra Pe-,, to
The hull of the brig Romp has been towed in here by
Yorkshireman steamer.
;---- JaWmienadLWetnoNn,
Y.+ amonTii, SEPT. 27.—Arrived the Captain, Weatherlei'
from Odessa.
: ,al the
fionddirll!
General Wilshire, Virginia; Prince Albert, Alexarlelli
Antoinette, Llv zR rOOLfr'o mSESPTen.eg2:I
Betsy Hall, Leghorn. Sailed the Independence for New 1:
Arrived off, the Bradshaw, from Quebec;n Mohawk, Virgl"
WitoneA
a brig, supposed the Haidee or Mangey. reori
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dozen ; Brass Poles for Window Curtains, ii incl7l—d rg'
ls. 3d. per foot ; 2 inches, ls. lid. per foot ; bronze- fen e
4 feet long, 9s. Arrive
Ir WAII..
SUPERIOR LONDON TABLE CUTLER
RANTED.—TABLE KNIVES, with Ivory
per dozen ; Dessert Knives, Ils. ; Carvers, 4e. 6d. Pe!. _P,,An i
fable Knives, with white bone handles, ss. Id. Per "Yes.
Desiert, 6s. Bd. ; Carvers, 3s. per pair ; Globe-akel): 'rep
urns, 4 quarts, 275. ; new shapes, 395. ; Papier Meethidogoeso
trays, gothio shape, 50s; the set of full sizes. Cs ore/
containing the prices, with Engravings of every irenuL 2.5
Article necessary to the furnishing of a house of any te 'had
per cent. under any other olthestablishod house, to "
gratis (post free).
street'
RIPPON and BURTON, 12, Wells-street, Oxford-
Established 1820. Handles,
slitts;

BIRTS.
On the 26th inst., at Goldings,H
Lady Townsend Fartlublr'."
of a son. dy
On the 21st inst., in Paris, the lady of John liar '
Esq., of a son.

DIED.

On the 26th inst., at Wilraingion-, Emma Franco, wife;fer•
B. Rose, and only daughter of G. W. Gravener, Esq., °I—

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