The Sun.
London, England, 1840-03-10 00:00:00

THE LEVEE.

The following Addresses were omitted to be notified in
our list of the Queen's Levee, on Friday last .
A Congratulatory Address on the auspicious occa6ion
of the Royal Nuptials ; and expressive of a hope that
tinder a Queen embued with the spirit, and already
practised in the forms of freedom, they may look forward
to the long, prosperous, and happy continuance of a reign
Which, when committed to the rolls of time, promises to
have nothing to unfold but new and untading lustre to
British justice and the British name.

From the inhabitants of the Borough of Beverley, in
public meeting at the Guildhall, on the 24th of
February.' 1840, assembled.
Presented jointly by the Mayor of Beverley and
Major Bell.

A Congratulatory Address on the nationally-hailed oc-
casion of al. Royal Nuptials; also expressive of enthu-
siastic devotion to a Sovereign who, in the treatment of
State politics, will not tolerate State-guile; and of ardent
admiration of her Majesty's benign and patriotic course of
administrative policy, especially in reference to the reali-
ties of religious toleration, and the soothing spirit of con-
ciliation towards Leland ; sad generally as affording evi-
dence that her most Gracious Majesty practically enter-
tains the lofty and holy purpose of living and ruling not
for to-day alone, but for an enduring after-life in thu love
and admiration of posterity.
From the Members of the Reform Association of the
Borough of Beverley, and East Riding of the I
County of York.
Presented by Major Bell, accompazied by the Hon.
Charles Langdale, M. P.

--
MONEY MARKET and CITY NEWS.

MONDAY EVENING.
CHRONICLE.—The Consol Market hat been in
a quiet state throughout the day, with little doing.
Exchequer Bills have experienced a further rise of as.,
being now quoted 20s. to 225. prem.
We understand that the Bank of England have
granted a " drawing account" to one of the new Joint
Stock Banks of London, called the " Union Bank of
London,' of tvhich Sir Peter Laurie is chairman. This
is a convenience which. the Bank Parlour have hitherto
denied to 'Joint Stock Banks, and we are therefore
'disposed to think that they begin, to find it.necessary
to adopt a new course of Volicy towards rival establish.
ments.

. .
Hall before this tribunal, they shall succeed in proving the sincerity
of their'aeal to promote its success amongst the mechanics of Lon.
den, in whose hands they desire to commit its sole control, and
management. . :
The Provisional Committee have it in their power to announce
that the Tin-plate Workers' Society, Goldsmiths' and Jewellers'
re, o
forward
which they
Society for the Prevention of the Increase of the hours of Labour,
and' North London Charter Association, have eacth4eitoit:
shares,
s
in an early stage_ of the measure, to support it
by
have paid their respective deposits, andtheir
Delegates
are at the present time amongst the most active
.membersOf the
Committee. 'Delegates are also in constaat attendance with the
Provisional Committee from the Southwark Branch of the Man.
M chester Society of Machinists and Engineers, Lodges Lodges
s tyclif3'CaLd-
-14 of the Friendly Society of Carpenters, Second
penters, King's Arms Society of Carpenters, and Working Metes
Association, id each of which they are individually exerting them.
selves most zealously in obtaining shareholders. '
The applications for shares in the Corimany now fdrming amount
to nearly. 300, all of which proceed from Working Men, with two
or three exceptions; and a great accession of strength is anticipated
from the moral effects of this meeting, as numerous individuals have
withheld their applications until this meeting shall have been held ;
and the Provisional Committee venture to dwell with satisfaction
on the faiourable results which a development of this noble plan
this eveningmust produce in the minds of those for whose benefit
and improvement it is peculiarly designed..
The Provisional Committee have long been feelingly sensible of
the impoitance of investing the proposed Company with the utmost
possible slability, that the respectability of its position, the liberal
lay of its principles, and the extensive prospect of its benefits,
might win for it the esteem and unceasing support of the Working
Class.. With this view, they early sycceeded in securing the as. •
sent of Messrs. Prescott, Grote,'and'Co., to' be its'Eankers, when
the occasion for their services should arise. A Code of Laws for
the Constitution and Government of the Trades Hall Company
have been prepared, and are now duly enrolled; the thareholders
are under the shield of the law, which sanctions its progress and
„."--7- . ,------,.---,_
Bk 110fISsiliga'Oris,
ii,UfiG.siZthfiand4M A RKET, 'MARC fi O.—The
success, and a Trades Hall wants therefore but the united energies
, .
and subscriptions of the Working Men of London to erect its 1 stoe
is now nearly exhansted, and the
walls, its roof, and an open door for their undisturbed use and conviction that we must remain a consid rolls tame without' a
benefit, • supply; has caused a rapid advance. The s'ales made recently
,
Y : have been at moit extravagant prices ; and there now remains
The Provisional Committee, in conclusion, whilst the ardently
of 'their plan, will hail with in our offices a small lot or two of very brow. n, for which 61.14.
desire inch a gratifying Consurnmatinn
pleasure the oprortunity of resigning their trust into other hands ; is required, and these constitute almost all our resources till
the peculiar nature of their appointment by only a small body of new arrivals.--Bristol Mercury.

SUN.—There viere'zo further arrivals in the City
this afternoon ; and, as j£ usual on the first day of the
week there were no public sales in the produce markets.
If reliance is to be placed on the accounts received
from Canada to-day, Mr. Poulett Thomson will be in
this country very shortly, to assist in carrying the
" Union Bill" through the Imperial Parliament. It is
expected be will come over in the British Queen,
The Stock Ma'rkets were very quiet this afternoon.
Consols brought 90,3 to 90f for Money, and 91 to 911
for time. Exchequer Bills left off at an advanon to 225.

premium.
Scarcely a bargain was transacted in the. Foreign Se-
curities. • Portuguese new Five per Cents.. left off at
34, and the Three per Cents at 24i, Spanish Actives at
283. and Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 531.'
The Shares were neglected. Far the Brighton the
current pricesvvere 101 discount, for the Birmingham
64 premium, for the North Midland 5,} discount, and
for the Southampton 4i premium. British North
American Bank Shares were worth 3 discount.