The Sun.
London, England, 1848-02-10 00:00:00

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Sue which may amount to
independent of delay. Fishin
license specifying the descriptio
owner and master.

I have to request you will be
and wasters of British vewls to
they incur by entering into a
approaching the French colts
without such manifest or fishin
Custorn-house have notified thei
enforcing the law on this point.
(Signed) JOI
British Com
W. Dobson, Esq., Secretary,:

MARKET NEWS.-

NEIVGATE AND I.
Our markets to-day were I
with all kinds of meat, the demo
at full prices. Beef from 35 2c
55 ; Veal, 4a 4d to 4-s 10d; and
Sibs, by the carcase.

MEAT Max

SOUTHALL, FEB. 9.—We had
of fat stock on sale to-day, yet
in a sluggish state,at but lit
Beef from 3s 4d to 4s 4d ;
Veal, 4s to 4s lOd and Pork,
ROMFOAD, FEB. 9.—Prime; .
freely at full prices, otherwis
sluggish state. Beef from 3a
4s to Ss 2d; Veal, 4s to 4a
to 4a Ed per 81bs ; Quarter-old
each.

LEWES, FEB. B.—Beef from
4s to os ; and Pork, 4s 2d t o 4s
rate supply and a steady trade.

HALT REAM
S3IITTIFIELD.—Meadow Hay,
dittc, 31 lOs to 41 14s ; and
per load. Supply good, and tra
CIIIMIEALAND.—Meadow Ha
Clover ditto, 3/ 10s to 41 12s; a
per load. Trade heavy, at the
WIIITECHAPEL.—Meadow 11
Clover ditto, 31 12s to 41 151
per load, A full average supply,

COAL MARKET.—
Adair's Alain l6s Od Ed(
Buddle's W. Hartley 17$ 6d,Bra
Chester Main l6s OdAs(
Dipton Tanfield ...... 14s Od,Ke(
Hasting's Hartley l7s 6(1 Ste'
New Felton Main l4s Gd Hai
New Tanfield l4s 6fillih,
Townley l6s 30rii
Wylam
Wall's End, &e. Say
Hedley
Hilda ... 16s 9(lWe
Killingwerth l7s Odi W.
Arrivals, 289—s

CORN AVE

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE
For the Week ended Feb. 10, 1848, ma
Inspectors in the different Cities and
per Imperial Quarter.

_ WHEAT. I BAXLEY-1 OATS.
I PRICE •• bls 2d 30s 8d 20s 7cl
The Duties on Foreign Grillo

HOUSE OF LORDS,
The House sat today for ti
to hear appeals. The Lords
Chancellor, the Earl of Orly
Eglin ton.

FLEMING V. N

This case came before their
from the judgment of the seco
of Session i❑ Scotland, grant
or injunction to the responder
of that Court being in favour
four against him. It appearec
counsel, and from the case dri
that the appellants are the mei
blished in Scotland for the I
are in the habit of publi
they call The Scottish llfercant
which is much better known
name of " The Black List."

names of all persons wbo dish
had them protested for mor
tioned. It appeared that th
cepted two notes for a person c
Miller, one for 481. 13s. 4d., al
but as he alleged without g
received by him for them, but
modation of Miller. On tho'
and being presented by the U
for payment, and the amour
forthcoming, the respondent c
although, as he alleged, abh
were protested by the banl
and in consequence of th
respondent appeared on tl
the appellants, and he v
to the Scottish world as
payments. For the purpose of
lants from continuing the publ
dent's name as a defaulter, he
in the Scottish Courts, and oh
injunction which it was soug
aside.

Mr. Stuart Wortley and N
Counsel for the appellants, an'
Anderson were in support o
Court below.

The case appears likely to
days.
The House will sit to-morrc

PRIVY COUNCIL.-
The Judicial Committee of
to-day in the Council-chain
Lords present were, the .Masti
Campbell, the Judge of the .
the Chancellor of the Duchy
Lordships were occupied the v
further arguments on the part
Pinkus for an extension or his
atmospheric railways.

VICE-CHANCERY..
(Before the VICE• CHANCEL

STEWART V. F

The further arguments on
occupied the Court the whole
(Before the Vice-Chancell(
ATTORNEY•GENERA
ATTORNEY-GENERAL t
ATTORNEY-GENERAI
The arguments in these case
the whole morning.

(Wfore the Vice•Clianc
His HONOUR, after disposing
rot v. Bailey, ‘1 bich came het
direction., proceeded to hear
in the case of Sayer v. buye:
Court the remainder of the me

QUEEN'S BENCH.—
(Sittings at Nisi Prius, befor
THE DUKE OF BRUNSW:

During the hearing of the ca
low, Mr. Cockburn (who appea
adverting to the case of the
Crowl, said he found himself
begthe Court to postpone the he
to-morrow or next day. Ile
the costs of the day out of his
The Duke of Brunswick,
seat in the Queen's Counsel b(
the morning, rose, and said the
to continue litigation ; his onl'
he had brought was to clear
gross and unfounded imputa
heaped upon it. lie would
the defendant would consent to
had been incurred.
Mr. COCKBURN said he had
effect.
Mr. Justice ERLE consenter
of the cause until Saturday.
The Duke of Brunswick sai(
against a person named Geslei
down for trial on the 2th, and
would not be fixed for the sam(
totally unable to undergo the f
willing to adopt any course
might point out.
Mr. Justice ERLE appoint(
hearing of the first =lie, and 11'
and suggested that the legal ac
should meet in the meantime,
some arrangement.

TIIE lILACKWALL RAILWAY V.

This was an action brougl
Railway Company against the
citors to the West India Doc
Junction Railway, to recover
which was to the effect, that ti-
should withdraw all opposition
fence was that the Blackwall
contract, but the jury, however,
the plaintiffs.—Damages, SCO/.

SHERIFFS' COURT—
(Before Mr. Under-Sher
CRICKET STEAM-BOAT
DAMAGE!
REDGEAVE V. 5:
This was an inquiry to assess
sustaintd by the plaintiff (w
friend, his father), occasioned h
boiler and blowing-up of Ihe
the river Thames, on the 27th o
Tha defendant suffered judo]
Mr. EDWIN JAMES (with wh
stated the case. The plaintif
years of age, the son of a tailor
gentleman, and sole owner of
this case, the def,,-.>rd:int hsving
go by I*.
proper care, skill, and cautic
him in the declaration, and
the jury would be convinc