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

CORN AVERAGES.

, GENERAL AVERAGE PRCES OF BRITISH CORN
rot
the Week ended Sept. 23, 18 47,1 made up from the Returns of the
'asPeetors in the different Cities and Towns in Eagland and Wales
per Imperial Quarter.
Ipstv.,,, I waser. I BARLEY.' OATS. 1 RTE. I BEANS. PEAS.
•• 49s 6d 32s id 22s 5d 33s 2d 42s 11d 41s Id
The Duties on Foreign Grain are now suspended.

REGISTRATION S.—( THIS DAY.)
CITY OF LONDON.
(Before Mr. T. S. CHRISTIE.)
ST. ANDREW HUBBARD.
.....
_ The Court proceeded this morning with the list of
thtyarish of St. Andrew Hubbard.
Upon the case of Mr. Lowe (merchant) being
called upon,
0... Mr. Brown stated that a notice had been served
..-
1.21)011 that gentleman yesterday withdrawing the ob.
Potion.
Mr. Lowe denied having received the notice, and
said that he had been put to considerable trouble and
eaPense by the conduct of the parties who had ob-
J
..- ected to his name, and therefore claimed his costs.
..... The Court ordered him to be paid fifteen shillings,
Which was immediately paid by Mr. Brown.
.....
thl3avid Suttoo was objected to by Mr. Brown on
i, the ground of improper description of qualification,
' being described in the column headed " nature of
qualification" as a " house," whereas it appeared that
he Only
a. . ,
i occupied a warehouse and portions of a house.
'''i
r. S. Smith contended that it was within the
Power of the Court to alter the description of the
qualification.
....
...- ItiltThe COURT took the same view of the question,
altered the description accordingly.
.... MERCERS' COMPANY.
..... , Several cases connected with the list of this corn-
--
.... Ceul, which were yesterday ordered to stand over,
"ere
dP'dis o-ed of, and the lists of the Livery c0m-
.... Plet.
....
.... ST. BOTOLPH, BILLINGSGATE.
....
3.°111:1 Ambrose White was objected to on the
L.„
...,
.... the of improper rating, he having been rated on
-. of overseers' books and the registry as the occupier
..- a house at No. 30, Botolph-lane, but it appeared
tiro the evidence of the overseer that the house oc-
—-
Pied by him was No. 29, and not No. 30.
..... the name was ordered to be expunged.
of There were several other cases upon the list, none
--- 'is hich however presented any feature of importance.
...-
par The Court then proceeded with the lists of the
..-
1811 of St. Andrew Undershaft.
....
.... li

Itt WING from SUGAR and MALT.
TO THE 1,'DITOI? OF THE SUN.
Trt,—To the unknown, who signs himself in
khe Sun of Saturday, September 18th, " From one
to° knows how to Brew," in Italics, will that same
retrespondent do me the favour to give me the. very
tollisite information for making the experiment. of
0111ng sugar with malt for brewing ; what quantity
boBlugar is considered equal to the saccharine of a
%sue' of malt ; or, in other words, if I take away
of e-third from a quarter of malt, how many pounds
di sugar are required to supply its place, so as not to
ortninish the strength of the beer the whole quantity
malt would give ? I shall be also grateful for
o7Y further information respecting any caution
in-
stead ;actness in brewing with the third part of sugar n-
.nd of malt; whether the usual process is still to be
adhered to, as though no sugar was used instead of
salt, and what quality the sugar should be per lb.
jo short, any hint conveyed through your valuable
41.°41, and thus circulating for the benefit of others
.4
th well as myself, will be received, with many
aolts, by Your obedient servant,
Sept. 22. HOME BREWED.
S)

ikt'"/ERIOUS ACCIDENT.—(TiIIs DAY.)—This morning
akr,„lteklent of a very serious nature occurred to a man
ti,"'ed Thomas Evans, a bricklay( r, employed at the
4„-W, station-house which is in the course of erection in
ti',l4ll.street, Edgeware-road. It appears some excava-
*Q.-11.k were taking place close to where Evans was at
when suddenly an arch gave way, burying itbe
fellow in the ruins. His fellow-workmen lost no
141,14 extricating him, and carried him to the Horse
wzt, Groom public house in the same street, where he
f
the 1-,Prinptly attended by Mr. Webster, surgeon,o
it ~,"'goware-road, who found, in addition to other
ktt,"l, injuries, that he had dislocated his hip. A
.cn e r having been procured, he was conveyed to St.
rge's Hospital.
lAe„,
b S REEF ; OR, THE CRATER.—We are re-
'e..e:iteds• to state that this new story of the sea, by J.
lio;„l4°,re Cooper, author of " The Pilot," ~ The Red
&c. (in 3 vols. post 8vo.), will be published by
ka',(s,entley on Saturday next, the 25th instant, when it
tilt' De obtained at every library, and of all booksellers
>7l ilughout the United Kingdom.
ac A.r. " SURREY THEATRE.—.The Utmost excite-
aeq'll theattical circles has been created by the
takr;tineement of Mr. Bunn having undertaken the
hegernent of this theatre, and of his having engaged,
b •
°lng about to prouce on its boards, all the pm-
bre!, /'°oalists who havde so long supported opera at
14),,Y'lane Theatre. The house opens OR Monday
Iti?; With The Bohemian Girl. and My Neighbour's
htY" two of the most popular pieces Mr. Bunn's pen
kteeontributed to the stage. It is confidently e.ntici-
kt wri,t,liat the entire character of the Surrey audience,
ohst",as its stage arrangements, will be materially
Lteu by the new management.
bet, 014 AIONTES ASI COUNTESS.—The Journal
.des
the Tea publishes the following letter, dated Munich,
to th3til instant, containing some curious facts relative
Late celebrated Lola Montes ;—" The Countess. of
,herselffeld (Lola Montes), previous to her presenting.
itaria' at Court, where the decoration of the order of
her Theresa conferred on her by the Queen gave
to unzlßlit to the public and private receptions, wished
tbere—er,taiu what reception she might expect from
address or this purpose she sent her card, bearing the
of tha'sc` Maria Countess of Landsfeld,' to about twenty
;hose (first families in Munich. The greater number of
'lies paid no attention to the visit. Others re-
We Countess's cards, having written on them,
o-felY not this Countess.' Madame de Landsfeld,
atired quitted Munich suddenly. We are as-
h r,, ',bathe has left Bavaria, and that she has repaired
tijouiezczniaitz, in Saxony."
Passed il-STucx. ComramEs.—Among the Acts
pani_ u July last was one respecting joint-stock com-
t,
arr 7 (the 10th and 11th of Victoria, c. 78), " An Act
ited -,,eend an Act for the Registration, Incorporation,
gulation of Joint-Stock Companies." It is now
L.;ivicled that, in addition to the particulars which the
t'',oters of every company are by the Act 7th and Bth
rvictoria, c. 110, required to return to the office for
fce registration of joint-stock Companies, when and as
'ea time to time they shall be decided on, such pro-
tiOters shall also return to the Office the following addi-
tional particulars as soon as the same shall be decided
08:--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 reyal charter, or by letters patent, or be in any
1111 Y withdrawn, or supposed to be withdrawn, from the
°Peration of the Act, promoters of the company shall
fo.llbwith give notice thereof to the Registrar of Joint-
-413e, k Companies. By one of the nine provisions in the
, a
penalty is specified on promoters issuing at any
time
before a complete registration any prospectus, &c.,
h-celitaining a statement at variance with the particulars
viously delivered to the office.
R4ll isteoszoß.—A person who called himself a
ro;tlatietnan, last week inflicted his custom upon the land
a the Star Inn, Chesterfield, and then decamped
Lerut paying his account. For the chance of its
Teful to the keepers of inns, we will detail his
lek°„--euings. The impostor is a gentlemanly looking
\vim' end called himself Ryan Jones, Esq. Ile went
011-„,-°ut luggage to the respectable inn of Mr. Pinder,
that.kbursday last, and ordered tea and a bed. He stated
the he expected letters to have been awaiting him at
ttpi-iorfield, but that he had been disappointed, and must
QliWt their arrival. He said he was the friend of Lord
Prici°„rd, of Lord Bathurst, 'and of Lord Stourton. On
Offie"3' morning he went out (as he said) to the post-
pc,i4, and returned, saying he bad been again dis.ap-
ra4,(- Mrs. Pinder then told him that she required
tag. '7,l's who came without luggage to pay every morn-
bet lie declared that until his letters arrived he had
Ivbiehej(leaus, and showed her many letters to himself
aeei, 14,,,e stated were from members of his family ; but
left i!hair,e. P.'s suspicions were aroused, he abruptly
°, house, as he said, for the purpose of being
lily ae~,,,_out never returned. So this friend of the nobi-
ktigitl`4l4Ped, leaving his landlord minus his board and
l'4g."---I)erbY Mercury,
the
cj curt umber of vessels of various kinds built during
t:rrent
t year for the internal navigation of Russia
a to
ret rpubles.ll99o, and their cost has been 3,982,165

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