The Sun.
London, England, 1834-05-17 00:00:00

DEVIZES CORN

Per Sack. & d. s. d ' Per.Quar*r. d. s. d.
Best Wheat 21 6 to 2i 0 to 3i; 9
Second ' 23 0 21 0 Oats ' 19 0 2a 0:
hirds IS 0 21 0 Beins-(per sack) 17 .0 20 0
1285 Sacks of Wheat sold] . 3 Flotir (pet bag).. .'1 0 --42
at the average of Ursqad iper gall.) 1 2 • 0 0,

LEEDS CORN M A1(1: ET.—May 13.
tVheat, N-trrolk and SOP,lk, ti(Jlh., • 4405. to .51%.1
York. and Lincoln. 11011). .........•... 33s. to 53,.1
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk
-- Yorkshire and Lincolthliire
Grinding
Bean. 6311t.
Oats,
.51'iocaa titioziz,
Eognis-Ohri.
t:1:1..
Shelling
Rapeseed.

• 1.1 V ERI'OOI. CORN EXCHANGE.—May 13. •• , '
WHEAT, English, White, per 7111 h.
• Red
--- Scotch, Welch, and Mans -
Irish, White - .6 8. 7 0 •
Red - Ti 4 6 0
Foreign
Is•rs, English, Welsh, and Scotch, i•er 451 h '2 II 3 1 '
....__ Irish , , 2 8
_. -2 914,
Foreign
BARLEY, English, Malting, per liiiii.qmater 24 •,0 ••:- 31 • 0 • .
Scotch arid Irish, per 60llus.
Feeding 3, 0 --; —3 8 ,
RICANS, English, per Imperial quarter 37 0 • 42 0
Irish, &c. 1: 34 0 - no 0
Foreign
PEASE, English, per Imperial quarter 42 0 46 . 0
Foreign i. 4'l 0 42 ti
Plotut, English, per 280Ib. .••••»•,.'38 11 41 0 '
---- Irish l4 0 :ti 0
OATMEAL, English and Irish, per 2401h5. •2' . 0 24 6 ,
I sultan coax, per 4 Mb.' 36 0 - :43 it .
Rs's, -per Imperial quarter - ' MI 0 . t'6 0
MILT, per Imperial quarter ....... ...... 48 0 - 54 0 '
IMPORT OF GRAIN for the Week unding May 12.
Wheat. Oats. l• Barley . Flour. Oatmeal.
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Foreign, ftrla Ilrish,&c. 'cks,l 'Loads,. '
7,2:33 15,201 i 316 --, ~I 4,403 3,L5s -

Jerome Bonaparte and suite left the Bruns-
wick Hotel yesterday morning for a few days on
to Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham,

HEALTH OF THE METROPOLIS.— M 1..:
ring the last few days diarrhoea has been unusually.
prevalent, and there is reason to apprehend, from the
early appearance of this disease, that cholera may
again visit us. Bowel complaints are common at the.
end of summer or beginning of autumn, but are very
rare in May. The disease now prevalent is preceded
by indigestion, languor, and lassitude, sinking at tho
pit of the stomach, and great debility; in fact, the
symptoms which preceded cholera in 1832 and 1533.'
Ordinary remedies arrest it, and the timely application;
is indispensable. Regularity of living, nutritious
diet, and moderate mental and corporeal exertion are
the best preventives. Vegetable food, more espe.:
cially salads, lettuce, £4c., ought to be used sparingly,,
if at all.—Medical and Surgical Journal.
•
SUNDAY IN LONDON—PRESENTMENT OF
THE MIDDLESEX GRAND JURY.—Yesterday afternoon
the Middlesex Grand Jury, on concluding their la.:
bours, came into court in a body, when their foreman,.
Mr. .Bischoff, stated to the court that they had a pre;
sent nent they were anxious to make respecting the'
houses kept open for the sale of ardent spirits, and'
particularly on Sundays. It was signed by 19 out of.
the 23 jurors, and would have been signed by the re-
mainder,' with one exception, but for their accidental:
absence at the time the document was_ formally drawn,
up. The gentleman who declined signing did so on'
conscientious grounds, but at the same time admittedl
his concurrence in the sentiments expressed in the pre.
sentment, which, with the permission, of the court, he'
would now read. The chairman having itit:n ated his
assent, Mr. ,Bischoff read the tatenieri% :afar which r
the chairman said it gave
,him. very gr6A pi t sure to,
receive their-pTesentation,.statl.ll6sii9U:d ta`k, that op-
portunity of assuring them how entirely it met his con-
currence.

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Sank Stock • ~...... --- ',slew 5 per Cent. _
a per Cent. Red 41.,3 limlia Stock ....... •• . 269,4 9 70
R per Cent. Cons, ,. i 6 T, , Ditto Bonds 28 3n pm.
-34; per relit...—. .......... ! 9 South Sea Stock 10334
ni tt o ftoCi.... 99i4 911141 Annuities —
ICeiv rit.... her Cent.... 1 CLLi 3t. 2i: New Ditt0..........
-'3 net font. Ann.'1726.... —; 1 per Cent Aim 175,..., —
. pee rent. 18.26 .. 10f,•V4 F.x. Bills, .£1,000...5i 50 51 pm.
*talc LongAnn.toexpire Ditto • `.00...51 50 51 pm
Jan. 5, WWl_ ll7 3-16 14 Ditto Small 5l 50 51 pm.
Oct.lo, 1859,..,...,•••17 1-16 17 Ditto Commercial pm.
Jan 5, PM, .. =--- Ditto Advertised
Jan,. 6, Ifs) • Rank for Account —
April;s, IfiPti • • •--, India for Account .......
&rt. 3, 'B7O • ••v....... Cons. for Account 921434

TRACES OT •StAItEIGH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
A ictrtan FKuts ..
IS 'ei4n '.`s.)nds 9B Ditto Account. c 3 4
De% Account 9B , Portuguese Bonds 7814
1“, tinati Bonds 7514 Ditto Accoitnt 78L
Ditto account -(14 Ditto New Bonds 78%
btnenos Ayres Ponds 31 31116 1 Ditto Account...7BN 9 8;41 9
Ditto Account.- ....... ....3014 Prussian Bonds lo3li 3
(•6111an nomts ....... ......... 2Ri4 . Ditto Bonds, 11422.
114tto Account. 284 Russian Bonds, 1822 1e53.,
Cilstothian Bonds .23% Ditto Account,
litto Account. '514 Ditto 111
Mtn', floods, 1824 07 t 13.( Spanish Bonds, **-1 3343E
I) ttO ACC,MItt 27 ' Ditto Acc 1114 %3i3‘
Dank* Ron i ......... 75 Ditto Bonds 18:13 ........311.
Ditto Account 75, Ditto Account 32
tdreek Bands...". ........... French Bentes, sp. c. —I —,
Ditto Bowls, !8:25 ... ..... .3334 Exchange...... —I —c
Ditto Account — —3 nor cent. f —,
Mexican Bonds, 5 per cent 34 . --Exchange —f
Otto Account Dutch, 24 p. c 5034
Otto, ft per cent 4516 434 Ditto Account. ........ ....V.%
Ditto Account —4434 5 Ditto, 5p c. 'l7 Vii 7'
Ne:.r.ditlo .

PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
P ,„ Pe. C.
Alton Mining Company £9 11%
Am. u Mex. mu,. ...o. k.,-. a..,.. WIS ) t till/
Tolatio. ,11•..0,u C01,11,/t1 ....S 150 120
Brazilian Mining Company 5 II a
Brazilian Imo. 'din. Co. (iss. at 5/. pro., £2O
Inittr, Macatlbas Cocaes ......... 20
Ditto St. John Del Rey
Cata Branca Mining Company ......
Britigh Iron Mining corona), ENO
Colionlikri Minim Co.• (iss. at. 5/. pm.) 52;4
Enetiver Mri:lng Company ...... ...., 12%
Geograi Miii;ng Association ... l2
tillwrnian Mining Co. £lo
'Mexican Mining Co. ....—......
%real del Monte Mining Co.— (unrag.)
I 1 wed ',lex '4ln. co (is'. at 21. iim 4O
I)ittn New Scrip 5
Alliarice Fire Insurance Comp 0
Vrotertor I rise trance rOmP.
Australia,. C 0...
...anada Unmp;.nv IR
'General Steam Navigation Co
'Nttfrfnal Provincial Bank of England 15
Dace
Ira,. kncial Bank of Ireland 25

$l4
204
101
4.3

11%
Li 70

PRICES OF !KISH STOCICS, DUBLIN, MAY 14.

Bank ,tock
•
-. .. atricii o•itir.(pinShare
Cimsnis, 3 Del' ,en,. ' 91ii Royal Irish Ditto —
Gov; Stock, 3'7; per cent 9814 i'lational Ditto —
Ditto, New
4 Geer Cent.... ..........
4-'mV. 7.leb. percent.... 91 Provincial Ditto ..........
B,ya: tarsal Stock( .... ..... lioyal Irish Mine
Uran 1 Canal Stock — imperial Mine —
City noel-. 4 per cent En% Mining Co. of Ireland ..„..
Bailie Office Deb. 4n. c —. rarnmercial giiiiAiric.it

COURSTS or KXCH
'Amsterdam C.e 12 5
'atto, at sight 3
'Rotterdam 2 U 12 5
.Al,twerp 12 5
ILrnburK M. 13.13 121
Altorta l3 12i
Paris, 3 days' sight 25 50
nitto 2 U. 25 SO
nordeatix 25 95
Uerll:,

,Frank fort on Maine, Ex. M.:52
l'etersburgh, ruble, 3 Us. 1014
Viesina, effective ti. 2M. 9SS
Triegte ...... do ti 59
NOM 3414
Cadiz 37%i
trtilboa
PArcelona
,Saviffe 36%
Gibraltar 47

NCB YESTERDAY.

Leghorn 4B
Genoa. °s 75
Milan 3l
Venice 47
Naples .. ........ ..»......
rl Palermo peroz. 122
Usbon
Oporto 524
Rio laneiro 'l7
Bahia 3l
Buenos Ayres
Dublin, 21 days' sight l4
Cork . 144

BULLION, PE R OZ.
£. 8. d.
Portugal Gold, coin 0 0 0
Foreign Gold, in bars l 17 9
New Doubloons 0 0 0
Jew Dollars
gilverham standard 0 fl 0

lti vcd

sr /ed.

_,..... . ... __.
n America 0.. 0 Hamburg 0
O ~~,,
0 Baienos Acres 0 0 Jamaica ......... ....... 0
e ,:arthagena 0 0 Leeward Islands ... 0
1 Uublin 0 0 Lisbon 0
O I:la:niers 0 0 Malta 0
I 'ranee 0 0 Sweden
O uernse St Jersey.. 0 1 Waterford

HA:If WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO MORROW.
Morning 51 minutes after 9 Evening 25 minutes after 10

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LONDON,
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1834.

/Pk Government have at last introduced a mea-
,i sure for the reform of the Established Church,
and the only regret is that it should have been
delayed till the abuses had risen to such a height
as to endanger the very existence of the esta-
blishment. These abuses alone were sufficient
to raise up Dissenters in every parish, and make
a name that ought to be respected and beloved,
a by-word and a term of reproach. The hosti-
lity excited in the minds of the people against
the church, by the vexatious collection of tithe,
by non-residence, pluralities, unequal distribu-
tion of church property, and the defect of the
canon law relative to the moral conduct of the
clergy, have been year after year thickening the
ranks of the Dissenters, till they have grown
into a mighty army, and all this has been going
on without any rational attempt on the part of
Government to abate the evils. Instead of won-
dering that the power of the dissenters has in-
creased, the astonishment is, that it has not long
ago become irresistible, and overwhelmed the
church. The veneration of the people for na-
tional institutions, the beauty of the church
service, and the great names which the Eng-
lish church has produced, have for sometime
formed a counterbalance to the evil, but even
these could not support her long against such
an accumulated load of grievances and oppres-
sion.- We. are confident, therefore, that every
sincere friend of the establishment will hail
with delight the Church Reform Bill introduced
by the LORD CHANCELLOR last night, and
regard it not, like Lord WYNFORD, as an en-
croachment on ecclesiastical property, but as a
just and salutary measure, calculated not more
for the benefit of the people, than the security
of the Protestant religion. The bill applies
to non-residence and pluialities, and enacts
that all rectors and inferior dignitaries shall
reside upon their livings except for two months
in the year, under the penalty of forfeiting
treble the amount of the income for the time
they are absent. Exceptions are made in cases
of illness, death of relatives, or other urgent
circumstances. No person can obtain a second
living if the value of the one he holds amounts
to 2001. a year, and two livings can be held
only when the one does not exceed 2001., and
the other is not above 1001. or 1501., and the
distance between the two churches is not more
than five miles. These measures will abate two
of the greatest evils of the establishment. They
form only a part, however, of the reform that is
required, and we learn with great regret that
another bill, equally necessary, namely, the Bill
for the Abolition of Tithes, is in such a back-
ward state, that there is little prospect of its
being carried this session. It cannot, however,
be delayed beyond next year. But in order to make
the reform complete, there ought to be an union of
small adjoining parishes, a more equal distribu-
tion of church property, and a power vested in
the parishioners of 'sueing the clergyman in
some court of law for immoral conduct or
neglect of duty. At present the whole expense,
we believe, is thrown on the bishop, and be-