The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-12 00:00:00

INDIGO MARKET.

This rnarlot for East India was dull, and common sorts sold
at rather lower rates; but good qualities were held firm. A
large quantity has be, n declared for public sale.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY.)
Ltinfiolt, Just I2.—Wind this day at ncon, N.E.
DIAL, Juut 11.--. Wind N. to N.N. E. , fresh breeze.
I Arrived front the river and sailed, the Psyche, Stephenson, for
I Launceston ; Encles, Madras ; Thona,.s Metcalfe, Calcutta ;
1 Westminster, New York ; Neptune, ditto; Chandos, An-
Ni Ariadne, Naples; Diadem, Gibraltar. Sailed the Fo-
rentitt, for Sydney, New z.outh Wa!es.
Sfat,inc.3Att CRPER, Jo Nr. 11.—Arrived the Jane Erskine,
COoi, 91 Ancona ; Viscount Downe, Hart, Trieste.
PLY3ftitifti, itiot 11,—Sailed the William Turner, for
Sydney, New South Wales. Arrived off port, the Olinda,
Crickmay, ditto.
RalsToL, JUNE 11.—Sailed the Mary White, Wakehttn,
toe Unite.
Pdarsttovi,n, Sulfa 11.—Wind N.N.E. to E.N.E._
Arrived the Westminster, from London, and sailed for New
TO. Stifled the Poum, for Hong Kong.
VALMOtitti, hint 10.—Wind variable.—Arrived the Me-
dea, Pratt, from Pernambuco, sailed 25th April.
CORK, JUNE 9.—Arrived the Troubadour, from London,
far the Cape of Good Hope ; Countess of Westmorland,
Nesbitt; Pfiticu Edward's Island. Sailed the Enmore, for
Li'VER)I'OOL, Join 11.—Wind E.N.E., light.—Arrived
!IA Maria SOphiai from Copenhagen ; Johanna, Dutin, Ice-
land. Sided the Sit idm BereSford, far Bahia; New Hamp-
shire, New York ; St. George, St. Min's, New Brunswick ;
European, Thomastown. •
KIRICWALL, JUNE s.—Arrived the Fredericka kind/St
Slfalinndo for Liverpool, with loss of bowsprit; and cargo
shifted;
StatottgEsq, JUTE 6.—Aerited thq Wa'chful, Duncan,
from M6mel, tot Linlet:ck, with loss of deck load, and bow-
sprit sprung; hating brew en shore on Anhnit Reef.
Jti*E a—The btoadMde Of a vessel, supposed part of
a steamer, was driven Asltek nettt Mainstrand. Arrived the
Resource, Vulcan, from Meniel ; Weakly, and Rhine, Riga ;
Anna Maria, and Louise, Keel; Norge, Dram; Hell pneisqt,
Os'erisdqr 1 Fame, Stettin ; Lycken, Carlscrona ;Union, M
*bort ; Dkgger; tlambtetor, Anctam.

LAW IN irt LIA GEN CE.
BAIi, CO Ant' ilr
THE QUEEN C. THE JUSTICES Or STAFainn§lifittd
Mr, Jukice COLE lIIDGE thisdiydecided that the appeniiii?nt
of dVeraecra for Oneote parish, in Staffordshire, by M. Gaunt,
tsti:j and the Res. 'I% H. Heathccte, County Magistrates, was
gOOd anti that atiothr apfointrtietit, of a like nature, by John
Bill, Esq , and the Rev. John Auld, also County Magis-
trates,. could not be supported. The p&fit at ;ssee arose out
of the following circumstances : --It appeared that oil the 3l*
March. lag, Mr. Gaunt and Mr. Sneyd, Magistrates of Fie,
roftlShireo hell a Petty Sessionl at Leek, for the appointment
Of overseers for the Hundred of Totmouslow North, which in-
elides OtiCslte I Hitt a difference of opinion arising between
them as to the persons the most eligible, an adjournment was
agreed upon to • the text Petty Sessions, on the 14th April,
When it was expected a third Magistrate would attend. Af er
'Lindh first meeting-, however, and without acquainting Mr.
Gaunt cf his intention, Mr. Sneyd struck his nann, out of the
niittutes cf the adjournment, and on the following day, viz.
the igt April, Went to Mr. Bill, and with him appointed the
overseer* desired by Mr. Sneyd ; but on the 14th April, the
day of adjournment, Mr. Gaunt, with Mr. Ileathcote, who
!btu attended the Sessions, also appointed overseers for On-
ente, thereby creating the atomali of two concurrent and rival
of itiergeers for the same ilace. But the Court decided
that those appointed by Mr. Gaunt and Mr. Heathcote, on the
14th April, were the only legal overseers, by reason of the ad-
journment, and which Mr. Sneyd could not annul by his own
attthoi ity.

- - „
RYLEBONE.—At a meeting of Air. Young's
friends held last. evening. at the Globe Tavern, King's-cross,
111 r. Young said he was happy to state that an arrangement
Lad been made which was sathfisetory both to Commodore Na-
pier and himself. The arrang,ment was this :--That a great
meeting shall be he'd at the Colosseum next Wednesday, Lord
Dudley Stuart in the chair, that friends of both sides shall be
stationed at the doors with the register books. &c., in their
hinds That at this mee4ing shall be requested to attend (by
letters signed by the secretaries of either party) all those elec-
tors who did not vote tor' Tcries in the election of 1837, and all
new electors since Vim time—that none others shall be ad-
mitted. That these electors shad determine by ballot who is
to withdraw. That the meeting shall commence at two o'clock,
and shall
.close at ten. That the time shall be divided into
speaking on both sides, arid balloting. This announcement
VV2A received with great applatuf.

ADELPHI. THEATRE ROYAL.
FIRE AT ASTLEY'S AMPHITHEATRE.

BENEFIT for the COMPANY on MONDAY EVENING,

June 14.
THE late Distressing Calamity having thrown
a great number of the members of the above establish-
ment out of employment,..l. H. ANDERSON, the GREAT
WIZARD of the NORTH begs to inform the Public that he
will give the WHOLE OF THE PROCEEDS of the above
evening, as a Benefit for the member, of
.the above Establish-
ment, hoping that the benevolent trill join heart and hand
pith him to alleviate the present distress of the Company.