The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-21 00:00:00

THE MARKE I's.—(THlS DAY.)

GENELAR AVERAGE PRICE: 01, BRITISH CORN,
For the Week ended March 15, 1533, made up (torn the Returns
of the Inspectors iH the different Cities and Towns in England
and Wales, pet Imperial Quarter.
Wheat--- 525. &LI Oats --. 163. 6d.1 295. Id.
Barley-265. 5d Rye 30s. 0d.1Pea5e....—.... 325. 2d.
IMPERIAL AGGREGATE AVERAGES OF THE SIX WEEKS PRECEDING.
4,1. Oats ............ 16s. 295. gt.
Batley Stir &LI Rye 325. Oci.f Pease.—.., 335. Bd.

DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN.

348. 8i..1.5ats 225. 9d.1 8ean5...........255. 9d
Barlc,y-...2251. 10d. Rye ......--- 21s. 31.1 19., 9d.

HAY .1 .-% hh. El. s.—, AI. per Load ul .). 121 1‘0b,.. ,
CUMBERLAND (LATE aT. JAMES'S.)
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay £2 15 to £3 0
klew Meadow Hay 0 0 0 0
Useful Old Ditto 3 5 3 10
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 3 15 4 0
Clover Hay 4 0 5 5
Oat Straw £1 Bto £1 10 I Wheat straw ... 1 12 1 13
Supply rather limited, trade dull, and prices stationary.
SMITHFIELD.

Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay .£2 10 to £2 15
New Meadow Hay 0 0 0 0
Useful Old Ditto 3 0 3 15
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 4 0 4 4
Clover Hay (extra fine)...£s s... Generally
Oat Straw ... II S toil 101 Wheat Straw 1 12 1 13
A good supply, and a steady trade; prices as last quoted.

SECOND EDITION.

IMPORTANT NEWS FROM OPORTO.

CITY, HALF-PAST FOUR.

Information has reached Lloyd's of the success of Don
Pedro, in a sortie made on the 4th instant, in which
they took a great number of persons, and killed many
of the Miguelites. The ships had got up and were land-
ing provisions. The accounts come through Government,
and have caused much satisfaction in the city,

Within a twelvemonth of the appearance of
the first symptoms of the unfortunate malady of the late
Earl DunLvir, it is said he invested more than 100,0001. in
American Bank Stock and Canal Shares, and the purchase
of a tract of hind in Upper Canada.
RUSSIAN TREATMENT OF POLISH PRI..
soNeßs.,—The Administrative Council of Warsaw, by a
decree. dated the Ist of March, has regulated the weight of
the chains by which the Polish prisoners are to be fet.
tered. It would appear that in future all these chains are
to made exclusively at the Imperial forge ; that they must
be constructed upon a patent model, and must even hear
the Government stamp. All male convicts are t,• dreg
seven pounds of iron after them—women six ! Will the
day of retribution for such barbarity ever come?
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COURT OF CrIANCERY.-(TFIIS DAY.)

. ,
A N DiEWES V. 'WALTON.
Mr. Andrew' appear a upon wrir. of Habeas Corpus
to apply for his discharge from the Fleet, whence I.e had
been sent by an order wide by his Honour the Vice-
Ciancellor, on Monday last, after dismissal of his bill for
the non-payment of costs. He moved to discharge the
order upon the ground of irregularity ; and after stating
several grounds,
The Loan CHANCELLOR W;l4 very much disposed to
say the irregularities complained of were not such as to
authorize him to discharge !he order• ; however, he would
look into all the affidavirs, and consider the case more
fully between this and Monday.

CA.AMAJOIL AND STAnaT

Mr. PEPYS resumed his argument in this part heard
appeal.

VICE-CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.)

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His Honour the VICE CHANCELLOR took motions to.
day, none of which were of the least public import ince.
The Court will proceed with unoppos-il peti,iong to-
morrow, after which his Honour will tile motions; and
on Saturday the Court will take petitions on the general

COURT OF REVIEW.-(THIS DAY.)

IN RE WILKINSON.

Mr. MowTAGu stated that this was an application
to the Court under these circumstances :—The certificate
of the bankrupt had been siened by all the credirois ex.
cept one, a creditor for only 60/ , who.- signa•ure was
n.'t nece.sary, and by the Commissioner Mr. Foold
The officer at the Bankrupt.office im igihed that there was
a defect which ought to be submitted to the considerati•in
of their Honours. The last signature was signed by a
power of attorney, by John Ch B'itish Consul at
Constantinople, and sealed with the tffi,:ial seal. lie
(Mr. Montasu) had the affidavit of a merchant in Lon:limo,
swearing that it was the In.ndwritine of the Con.td,
There was also another objection, viz , than it was not a
power of attorney to siefi a certificate, hut the power of
attorney began by reciting that it was fur the purpose of
signing, sealing, and completing the discharge of the
bankrupt.

TheCouar said that it was very proper that the officer
should he cautious ID cas,•s of this sort, but in their opi-
nion the certificate had been properly atteved.
The Court adjourned at half past eleven o'clock to
Friday.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCG. (THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, MARCH 20.—Wind N.N.W. to N.W., mode-
rate.—Arrived the Triton, Smith, from Belfa,t. Arrived
from the river and a iiled the El:nbeth, Aspill, for Hun-
duns ; Richard Reynolds, Dixon, for New South Wales ;
Anthony, Headley, for Ma,!eir ; Marquis of Huntley
transport, for Barhadoes ; William, Lawson, for Gibraltar,
Blanche barque, for the westward ; Nancy, Way, far
Dublin ; And Malcolm, Pound, for Waterford. Sailed
the French frigate Syren, with Itar-Admiral Vil!eneuve,
for Cherburg. The rest of the ctinibitied -quadron remain.
The Cherry, Latta, from St. Michael's to Hamburg,
remains.

PORT,MOUTH, MARCH 20.—Wind N.N.W. to N.W.,
moderate.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 19.--Wind E.N.E. to N., mo-
derate.

JERSEY, MAxcrr 18.—Arrived the Torn and Miry,
Alexander, from Honduras, after being. on shore—part of
the cargo thrown overboard.

BRI,TOL, MARCH 20.—Arrived the Azores packet.
from S. Michael's.

CORK, MARCII 13.—Arrived the Thomas, Haliburton,
Jennings, Bonny, and Waterloo packet, Wishart, from
London.

DUBLIN, MARCH 19.—The wreck of a schooner, lad-u
with oranges, has been towed to the mouth of the harbour,
and will be brought in with tide. The North Kirk buoy
was picked up at Bray yesterday. having broken adrift.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 20.—the Crawford, Daveson, is
totally wrecked—crew saved.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 19. —The Nautilus, Catanich.
from London to this port, which was on shore in Car-
natvon Bay, has been got off, aster discharging a conside-
rable part of the cargo, and towed up to Carnarvon, where
she will be surveyed to ascertain if she can proceed on her
voyage.

The Teatshill, Giles, from Newport to Havre, was
driven on shore near Cherburg the 16th instant, hut was
expected to be got off—cargo disrharg ng.
Arrived at St. Thomas's, Lorton, Duncan, from Liver-
pool; at Marseilles, Dublin packet, M‘Pherson, from New
Orleans; at Trinidad, Levant, Fox, from Liverpool.

Mr. BARING WALL.—This gentleman,
acting, it is &lid, under the advice ot Sir JA MES SCA E Lurr,
has moved his case by certiorari into t, e K;ng's B-nch,
which will necessarily parpone the trial till June, and,
possibly, to a still later perio i.

Mr. BOWFIN, who presided at the Insolvents'
Court, Bristol, during the list week, declared that nearly
half the number of insolvents who had appeared before him
during the circuit were retailers of beer. Of the 26 who
petitioned at Bristol, nine were of that df-scriptiun.

In Warrington there is a pin manufactory, in
which there are fifteen frames for heading. At each frame
four persons, chiefly children, are employed, in a sitting
posture, the right hand used in placing the pin under the
hammer, and the left in taking it away, while the foot
works the treddle which lifts the weight—about 14, lbs.
In this occupation the poor creatures are kept from six in
the morning to half past eight or nine at ni. ht; they are
not allowed to speak to each other, or to withdraw their
eyes from their work. S toe of these young slaves are
under eight, and others under seven, years of age.--uan-
ehester Aci,ertiser.

LIVERPOOL COTTON-MAPKET, TUESDAY,
MARCH 19.—With a very con market we have had a
good demand for cotton e.,•day, and full prices for all de-
scriptions. 'The oases are about 2,000 bales.
A communication has been made by the
Lords of the Treasury to the Middlesex Magistrates, that
they do not intend to provide, as heretofore, the salary for
the Chairman of the Sessions. The office of Chairman is
now •acant.

LONGFORD COUNTY ELECTION COM-
MITTEE.—REDUCED LIST. —Mr. BARNETT, Sir JOHN
REID, Mr. THOMAS WOOD, Mr. PETRE, Mr. HALL DARE,
Mr. ROBERT CLIME, Sir ROBERT DUNDA!, Lord Au-
GUSTUS BRUCE, Mr. TURNER, Mr. PRINGLE, Mr.
H EATHCOTE.

A correspondent remarks, that he wonders it
has not occurred to postmasters and hackn.ymen, as it has
to most of their customers, that the present low prices of
horse provender calls for a similar reduction in their
charges.
NORWICH CITY ELECTION COMMITTEE
—REDUCED LIST.—Mr. C. SHAW LEFEVRE, Sir H.
WILLOUOHRY, the O'CONNOR. DON, Mr. WELBY, Mr.
BINGHAM BARING, Mr. CHICHEtTEB, Mr. GALWAY,
Mr. PIGOTT, Mr. HALSE, Mr. TAYLituttE, M. KEDO-
WIN HOSKINS.

NORWICH ELECTlON.—Yesterday, at three
o'clock, the Committee commenced their proceedings.
Mr. D. PoLLocr, Mr. AUSTEN, and Mr. Roas:furs ap-
peared on behalf of the petitioners. The sitting Members
—Lord SToamowr and Sir JAMES SCARLETT, were sup-
ported by Mr. HARRISON, Mr. FOLLETT, and Ml'. THES-
sic ER. The room was finally cleared, and the Chairman
announced that the Committee had passed a resolution,
prohibiting the puldication of the evidence until the whole
of the use was gone through.
The Earl of CARLISLE, who it is understood,
will supply the place of the Earl of DURHAM, filled the
office of Lord Privy Seal for six months, from July, 1827,
to January, 1828, in the edmin stration of the present
Secretary of State for the Coloni ii Department.
We understand that the Government have
determined on instituting an inquiry into the mode and
expense) of collecting the Excise Revenue in all its
branches. This inquiry will be cond ed by r
uet a ~0111111.S-sion
sion to he issued by the Crown. The Commissioners are
already named. At the head of the Commission will Es
Sir H. PARNELL ; and associated with him, HENRY L.
Wiclaws, and H. Beaus, Evqrs.
It is an astounding and heart-rending fact,
and is ascertained upon competent authority, that at Sierra
Leone, a colony established and kept on foot avowedly for
the sole parpose of protecting and sheltering captured and
released slaves, there are persons deeply engaged in the
horrid traffic—.in proof of which, a schoolmaster has lately
been tried for selling some of his scholars
It is understood at Lloyd's that the capture
of the French vessels in the East Indies, attributed to
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