The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-02 00:00:00

FOREIGN SUPPLY.
Kbeep. I 'T'alve. I ",rB.
203 2,070 208 40
OrEV:rO.S.TE AND X.E.A.DENHALL.
'Votwithstandiug the warm weather. these markets have
rai well supplied with each kind meat, in which a
r ay.
tifit 'rage busines has been transacted, at about sta-
arY ye be e price. Nearly 800 carcasses of fore.gn meat
n disposed of.

At per stone by the Carcase.
s. d. to 1. d. s. d. to s.
q.ferior...... 2 2 2 4 Iduttononferior •• 2 6 210
•••• tticialirg ••• • 2 6 2 8 ' middling 3 0 8 4
Prim elarge .. 210 3 0 prirde, ••.. 3 6 3 $
741.Prirne small .• 3 0 3 2 Pork, 1arge........ 2.6 3 4
** • ..... •• 3 0 310 ' •• • ..... 3 6 3 8
Lamb. 4s 4d to 5s 4d.
G°o,l zOILOUQs II OP I%2II=XLMIT•
and flue 11,,ps are in moderato request, at full
Ia all other kinds next to no:hing is doing. The
ii,elB Progressing rapidly. Wid and East Kent pockets,
tilttbu 140 Weald of Kent ditto, 74s to 365: `Susses
653 to 828 per cwt.
Tb BOROUGH AND SPITALTIELDS.
ltd Le large arrivals of hum—grown Potatoes, coastwise
144°Y land carriage, have had a most depressing in-
in-
hil4tee upon the trade in these markets, and prices have
,44 Materially declined. From the 28th April to the
aOk, 6 175 tons were weighed by the City meters.
Quantity weighed from the Ist August, 1850. to
bare
of April last, was 48,500 tons. From Dordt
Oe received 71, and from Rotterdam 422 bags.
44, Per Ton. Per Ton.
tgi"aLlZagents. 60s to 90s Wisbeach &Caki-
tice-r,"%vs —s to s bridge
sto•Regents 50s to 70s'Kent Regents-- 55s to 80s
bit
ch Regents..,, 70s to 80s'Essex Regents sss to 80s
to
"Ps
ol° blueto sto s Kent Shaws —s to
shis.ms 50s to 60s;Kent & Essx. Mid. —s to —s
N4lll°ll Whites. 50s to 60s French Whites 5OB to 55s
vktStle & Bar- iGerman ditto
4 lelt Regents.. sto s;Dutch Whites —sto —s
ttisla Red Kid. —s to —si Chats
WOOL.
Ifbviuring the week, about 12,500 bales of various kinds
4 °Ol were disposed of at the public sales at about
tOPaning prices. The auctions will be brought to a
~ieon Saturday next. By private contract so little is
ktt that the quotations are almost nominal. The im-
!,,t4 have amounted to 670 bales from Adelaide, 1,423
4,41 Portland Bay, 1,70 U from Port Philip, and 2,200
k Sydney.
0 TALLOW'.
twahstanding that the delivery last week was only
i casks, the market has ruled steady, and prices are
14 Per cwt higher than on tkis day se'nnight. Y.Y.C.
tl 1110 spot is selling at 37s 9d to 38s, and for delivery
TlT,ng the last three months, 6d per cwt. Town
'),v 35s 6d per cwt, net cash 38a ;
Rough Fat, 2s per 81bs

1847. 1848. 1849. 1850. 1851.
lick, --
Luis day - '
11 . 7 746 9,680 25,295 25,719 36,533
" •
itt-" Y. C. r 50s 3d 45e Od 38s 9d 368 8d to 87s 9d
"- / tosos Gd to OsOd to OsOd 37s 1 d to3Bs Od
44:e11' last ek - 730 1,101 962 1,224 723
4,,,, from June 1- •. 604. 401 268 232
'44'118 last Week - 951 2,631 277 2,342 282
tet thila Jane 1 ... 251 2,632 88
sr Town ...... 513 Od 483 ad 39s 6d 381 Od i 38s Od

11CUSE OF LO]
Their
Lordships sat thi
‘le of public interest car
I::ent were the Lord Ch
1 of Sefton, and the Ea

RDS-(THIS DAY.)
is morning on appeals, but no
me before them. The Peers
lancellor, Lord Brougham, the
arl of Falmouth.

ROLLS' COURT.-(THIS DAY.)
(Before the MASTER of the ROLLS.)
TURNER V. TURNER.
this case had been before the Court in February,
;',1.3, when the Court ordered the case to be reheard,
,Qieh was a suit to determine the validity of the will of
testator, - Wildam Turner. An issue had been
c'it'ected to try the validity of the will at common law,
;g1 trustees being the plaintiffs by arrangement; the
°cord, however, was withdrawn before a trial to.k place,
I) cal the defendants consenting to allow the validity of
Re will..
ROUNDELL PALMER and Mr. HARLEY moved on
,ednesday to dibcharge the order, upon the ground
,r4t the heiress-at-law, Mrs. Mereweather (who bad
isPuted the validity of the will, but who now alleged
6 Was then ignorant of the effect of the decree obtained
consequence of the withdrawal of the record),
quiesced in the validity of the will by the acceptance
La bequest of 5001., and the continuous receipt of an
'nuity of 500/. up to the present hour.
g, Ills HONOUR n gave judgment, and directed that
"c Order of Lorow d Langdale be discharged. All the
oats of the petitioners, with the exception of Mrs.
ereweather, to be costs in the cause.
Order accordingly.

ICE-CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.)
(Before Vice-Chancellor K. BRUCE )
dgia nORORT was occupied this morning with the part-
"llrd case of " Marbhall v. Studden."
(Before Lord CRANWORTIL)
114 Lordship this morning disposed of a number of
-"°l)Posed petitions, and afterwards proceeded to hear
Lotions.

(Before Vice-Chancellor TURNER.)
i.,4ITORNEY-GENRRAL V. BISHOP OF WORCESTER.
wilthe arguments in this case were proceeded with,
leh have already occupied the Court several days.