The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-13 00:00:00

EVEN IN(4- SUN

lie Curia Act. The cu..,,...uencie are alluuS
entirely dependent on the • money-power;'
will remain, until either the tenant-at-will clause hau.
have been repealed, or the monstrous absurdity of Opel
voting succeeded by a method which will give greste
security to those who possess the franchise."
MONEY—TILADE—COIVINIMILCZ ,a.
At Stockport reductions of the spinners' and wee"
nits' wages are still going on. and so
stbel,

COMMERCIAL azronnt.
At Loughborough a meeting wa.s held on WednesdaY,
last, to appoint a general meeting of the merchants and,
manufacturers of the midland counties to collect evideto
and petition Parliament relative to the distress of thet
country. Among the resolutions it was passed, than
the meeting be held at the Royal Hotel, Derbh 41$
Thursday, the 9th of December next, to commence
eleven o'clock ; dinner at four o'clock."

STATISTICS.
In Prussia, according to the latest census, it 1) ehl rg.
that there are about. eight Protestants to five Catilc3-esi
while all the other sects compose but one-seventieth 0.
the whole population. In Berlin there are more Jess
than in any other town, viz., 5,645; and inPotsdam °

ECCLESIASTICAL.
Since 1831, a peculiar sect of the Greek Church hft:
been resident itt Prussia, having migrated from 10 551 0
They are called "Phillipones." They refuse to EcrYo.
the army, or to take oaths, and are most of them farm%
The,greatest number are to be found at Sensburg,,l
Gumbinnen, where there are as many as 838.
The new Bishop of Jerusalem was, 17 or 18 years gOO
officiating rabbi of a synagogue at Plymouth, vvhe d
he was baptized by the Rev. Mr. Hatchard, and rece'v,
orders at the hand of the late Archbishop of Tu3rak'bi'p
the Church of Ireland, Protestant Church. His 11:o"mr"
is of Hebrew descent, of the tribe of Judah, and f
o-
Alexander is also of Hebrew blood, and of the Itch
Levi ; their eldest ;on Michael is a student of Chi's
Hospital.

NAVAL AND MTLITARri j
Lord Cochrane, the eldest son of the Earl of Denu°,,,-,.h.
is about to embark for China, with a strog I,e`%-ri
meat of the 18th Royal Irish, forming the expel
force under Major-General Lord Saltoun.
LAW AND POLXCEL itteie
The following gentlemen of the Middle Temp le
called to the bar last week S. Trelawnei9". •
Scltt,Dearsley, Esqrs. Stokegt
n the Court of Admiralty yesterday, Henry chig ,
mate of the Duchess of Kent, sued for the balance 0' 0
wages, amounting to 321. It appeared the vessel rolted
a voyage from London to New 'South Wales, and tbo e
to the East Indies and back, and that during the "Yil,
a case of shoes and some spirits had been Kobe° eer9
and as the mate had charge of the cargo, the own in
kept back the amount claimed. Dr. Lushing-01180
giving judgment, said as no general neglect had here
proved, though in one instance the mate had gone esha
without leave (for which he was liable to blame)
would pronounce for the wages. ott,
J. R. Paccard, J. Paccard, and Thomas bepneel
charged with having caused the death of -svc:eet.
Aungier, were brought before Mr. Hall, at Bow-ss
yesterday, for further examination. Mr. AbraPla
said he was instructed by the relatives of the decesso
to prefer a charge of manslaughter. The oricl6,.ere
against the prisoners was then repeated, and 60;w
ordered to find bail, themselves in 2001. each, and
sureties in 100/.
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC. log
The Niger expedition, from the time of its 4111 oat
England to the 20th August has lost only three 1013
of the 300 composing it.

COURT-FASHIONABLE. for
Lord Stanley left St. James's-square yester"Joia
Knowsley, where his Lordship is expected to re
some tune. 11.9"

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge
nour the Duke of Rutland with his company at el'l°l
Castle early next month.
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The Marquis of Ormonde has left town for
Castle, his seat in Ireland. got-
Earl Grosvenor and his family have arrived et 00
combe House, Shaftesbury, after a twelvemonth's , .
in the Mediterranean, in his yacht, the Dolphin. ok
Viscount and Viscountess Milton have arrived k
ton, near Peterborough, from Wentworth House,
shire. A
The Lord Chancellor, Lady Lyndhurst, and "neer
Copley, will leave town to-day for Turville Par''
Henley-on-Thames. a
The Earl and Countess of Clarendon have arrive at
Gorhambury, near St. Alban's. Devon'
Viscount Exmouth has arrived at his seat in
shire. gorf
At a meeting held yesterday for making the 00'3
arrangements for the grand Polish Ball and Concei.4.l-
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Guildhall on the 17th instant, it was stated by ,rsir
Dudley Stuart that Lord and Lady Stanley atnise
James Graham had signified their desire to pe7
the ball. Among those of the Nobility who is
nounced their intention of being present were hi
Highness the Duke of Sussex, who is also
Lord and Lady Palmerston, Lord and Lady Wharn; ord
Lord and Lady Sandon, the Duchess of Inverness,
Chesterfield, Count D'Orsay, and several others.

MISCELLANEOUS. rds of Sew
Ruscoe Castle, once the abode of the -I', amain bee 9,
mure, after having been in ruins for you-4.°as 7, the obi
made habitable, and an entertainment given
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halls by Captain Kennedy and Mr. Bremer. were
St. James's National Schools, Bermondsey, ice°.
opened on Thursday. The schools, planned in the Lie of
rative style of Elizabethan architecture, are capab,heir
receiving 800 children. The whole expense of
ag
erection was 2,250/. The site for the erection ,
granted by Mr. J. West, of Alscott Park, Warwioh9wilele
" We are happy to hear," says a correspondent of
self
Lincoln Mercury, " that considerable property has is
been discovered in the public funds, which had beael/t)te
vested years ago, amounting (principal and inter'' on
many thousand pounds, which is likely to develLe/
several reputable and industrious families in Spald'illjty
The Earl of Thanet is hereditary Sheriff of the cod be
of Westmoreland. This office may descend to tnrolie,,
executed by a female, for Anne, Countess of Penw,ed of
had the office, and exercised it in person. It is relitiurips
this lady, that she was at the Assizes at Appleby, uprod
the time of her holding the office, and sat on the ""
with the Judges !
RUMOURS OP THE DAY. yardIt is stated that Prince Albert has informe"Ading"
Hill, the Commander-in-Chief, and the Earl of 09 t.'estys
ton, First Lord of the Admiralty, that it is her 39 Val
wish that a return shall be made of those officer, f°or pro'
services who have most distinguished themselvfis,
motion on the occasion of the birth of a Prince.

THE MARKETS-THIS DAYS

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NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL•hodo IS
There was a very good attendance of the
market, most all descriptions of meat were '.„,{ cite):
supply ; the demand was languid,for Beef and
but Veal and Pork were in firm request and bld, to
fully previous rates:-Beef, 3s. 10d.; Mutton, 2s-55.84a.
45.; Veal, 3s. 6d. to 4s. 8(1.; Pork, 4s. 6d. t 0 too °'
A small parcel of Lamb sold at 3s. to 4s. 4d. per Sh-i.ar
8 lb. Poultry and Game were in good supplYt i
mand was quite equal to the supply, and Pri,i
before. Eggs improving in value and the demo
WIIITECIIAPEL MEAT MARKET' Deo°
The Pork trade was very good, for all other lop
the Trade was very indifferent.-Beef, 2s. Bd. to 35i,
Mutton, 2s. 4d. to 45.; Veal, 3s. to 4s. 10d.;
to ss. Bd.; Lamb, 3s. to 4s. 4d. Clover, 51. to
Hay, 21. to 4/.105.; Straw, 11. 12s. to 11. 16s.
TEA MARKET. Oh°
There was little business done. The trade„ - I °IAO
tad
most [part waiting for the auctions, declared Plc
Friday. Holders are reluctant to take lower rot'et
Is. lOid. was the value of Company's Congoa efis
TALLOW MARKET. tot'
Prices are firm, and the operations to a fair gaild,llfr3
on the spot 465. 9d. to 475. was the value of P. 1-• -3?„-
and 465. 6d. for delivery up to the end of the yo'
deliveries of Tallow are on the increase.
WOOL MARKET. • I •
The public sales of Wool are concluded ; the bids
have been animated throughout, and nearly all tu7o‘l°' •
offered, amounting to 10,000 bales, has been clisl? ttpg-.
at fully former rates. The market wears a fir°
and the arrivals continue small.