The Sun.
London, England, 1846-10-14 00:00:00

AItiCET- NEw s._:_('rias DAY.)

'RN EXCHANGE-1V EDNESD AY.
cheatthe returns, it appears that the arrivals of. English
ueat
, uP to our market this week have. been Moderately
~-:-`"lgive; yet the stands to-day were rather scantily filled'
rilith
°8"11,1es of both red and white. Fine dry qualities
,_."ed off steadily,. at fully Monday's quotations. In ail other
!tiouds very little was doing at late rates. Tile show of frae
lrnrieign Wheat Was by no Leans large; holders were very
ely , and would not sell, except at extreme currencies. A
I,neoparcels of Wheat and Flour in bond were taken for ship.
t to
sorts dooittr freely,
/tore Belgiutn. Selected . samples of malting Barley
at full -prices ; .in ~e-rinding and diatilling
of , . paratiyely little was doing. In Malt a fair amount
pl uusiness
last was doing, at late rates. Oats, Beans, Pei?, and
ant as quoted.
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ruan
.11q, • • • ' • •
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ARRIVALS.
Wheat. Rarity.
1,410 qrs. 1;290 qrs.

Oats 1 Flour
150 qrs. I 1,930 sits
910 1 and
-- I 570 brls.

Malt, 570 gr,;.
WIIXTECHAPICX. •
°4IY moderate supplies of Meat were on offer here to-day.
-enerallY speaking, the demand was aetiv and prices had
an upward tendency. Beef from e,
10(1 to 3s 8d ; Mutton.
13 to ss; Veal, 3s 10d to 4s 8d; and Pork, 4s to 4s 10(1 per
Sibs by the carcase.

BANKRUPTCY.—(THIS DAY.)
(Before',Mr: CommissiOner Ev Ns.)
IN RE DONALD I‘I'LEAN, 51. P.
Mr. LAWRENCE applied this morning for a further
xtension Of the time for the surrender Of this bankrupt,
who is in Italy.
r,
nit will no doubt be remembered that Mr. M‘Lean was
taeoll',lf the Members for Oxford, and be was declared
ayo.,;ruPt on the ground that he had left the country to
holy: his creditors. Dr. Thompson,. his physician,
to "eri swore positively that he adve,ed M'Lean
)811:1c ,a change of air as essential to his health.
•14.waeNce now said that he had a further certi-
ficate to show that Mr. M-Lean's health was still so
`ais'arioua that it would be highly dangerous for him to
ndi although he was extreinelydesirous of doing so.
a question might arise as to whether there had been an
i
of bankruptcy or not. The proceedings under which
himself
fiat Was issued declared that "wilfully_ absented
e although it was proved by the different, medical
ertificates that it was from ill health. The second
1.17ti0n...., of trading, was 'also open to discession.:
MTh ehe 'l4e on l CO3I3IIiSIONER asked whether there 'was'wasupposition
kfurth solicitor to the assignees said they objected to
er extension'of the time.
vaThe Learned COMMISSIONER thought the application
tXt reasonable, and granted further time to the full
of 49 days, Ioth Dec.

It` MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(Dec (THIS DAY.)
ore Mr.
Sergeant ADAMS and a bench of' Ma-
Edward „ gistrates.)
was ICeYnads, a respectably-dressed young man,
value let"il for stealing two jackets and a waistcoat,
'l, th
It api,„ e,Property of John Venturn.
pied I,(t 7rec. that the prosecutor was a sailor, and occu-
roornir,—"gs to which the prisoner had access. On the
of the day after "the robb( ry was committed, the-
his went to his room for the urposcß of changing
raime-cies:,,_ and on looking for the articles in question
Was • 'Lem, and suspicion falling on the prisoner, he
,/,tn into custody.
th: e Prisoner, in his defence, admitted having taken
stovriProperty, but denied any felonious intention, as he
4;1,4 it Was his intention to return them in a day or two,
," was in great distress at the time he took them.
h'`l• witness was called, who gave him an excellent cha-
eter, and informed the Court that, until lately, he had
ld the situation of chief mate in a West Indianian.
Ile was found Guilty, and sentenced to three months'
imprisonment.
hShortly after his removal, his wife, a young woman of
ighly respectablo appearance, applied and obtained an
order to see him. She appeared to be in great distress.