The Sun.
London, England, 1834-11-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

Beef (pet Os. 4d. to Os. 5d
Mutton 0 5 0 6
Pork 0 2 0 3
Veal 0 5 0 6
Fresh Butter 0 1,) 1 0

Salt Ditto

Potatoes (per st-)... 0 3 0 3}i

ARKETS.
MARKET.—Oct. M.

Barley. I Oata.:
34s Od 22i Od

Pease.
35a Od

Beans.
:36s 0,1

127 a Od I 206 Od
23J Od 185 Od
Wheat In market, 420
•0 unsold.-0 Grey.

I3ls Od 1 Ms Od
27s Od 274 Od
whereof were sold.

... 21. 4i. 1

9.l2ths.

DALKEITH CORN MARKET.—Oct 30.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease.
First s2s Od I 31s Od 233 Od 39s 0.1
Second Os 0.1 26s Od 20s Od Od
Third 3ll Od 224 Od 10s 81 26s 01

General Dessaix, one of the most distinguished of
the officers of Napoleon, has just died at Thonon, near Geneva.
He quitted the service of France at the time of the Restoration,
and has since constantly refused to acknowledge either that or
the present Government. —Reformateur.
LIABILITY OF BROKERS.--A, case relating to the
sale of Spanish bonds has been brought before the Tribunal
of Commerce. A. M. de Hammel recently gave a broker,
named Juteau, a sum of 14,000 f, to invest in Guebhard's loan.
Just at -this period the Commission of Deputies at Madrid,
directed to make a report on the law, sent an extraordinary
courier to Paris to announce that the loan would be rejected,
in order that those in the secret might turn the inkmation to
good account. This news was received on Thane three dap
before the papers were informed of M. Jklteclit ooneeived
that the best Adyipp ho could give his client was to sell t•
lagrkdg us &MIR 11$ possible, and he accordiuri., a=
turned out that the Peers sanrtt— • •
Deputies, and the+ "
M. (In IT

. £ll5
so. But it
the loan rejected by the
toe bonds consequently rose in value.
Ammel, perceiving this result, expressed much dissa-
tisfaction at the advice given by M. Juteau, and, imagining it
was done on purpose, in order to make money by him, brought
a complaint against ,M. Juteau before the Committee of the
Stock-Exchange, but the question remaining undetermined
there, M. de Hammel brought an action before the Tribunal
of Commerce, claiming 51,000 f. damages. This Tribunal
has, however, referred the matter to arbitration, in which state
tremains for the present,

Mr. Millard, the Clerk of the Company, said that he, as
well as Mr. Heath, the Master, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Mor-
ris, the Wardens, as well as Members of the Court of As-
sistants, attended the answer the objections which were to
be raised by Mr. Millar to the management of the Company.
Mr. MILLAR protested against the proceedings going on,
as due notice had not been given of the place of meeting.
He had expected one or two friends connected with the
Company to have attended to support him in the inforMa-
tion he intended to give relative to the Company. He did
not feel justified in going on with his information in so close
a meeting, and therefore wished the Commissioner to post-
pone the inquiry.
Mr. JARDINE said that he would submit the question to
Mr. Blackburn, the Chief Commissioner, whether any fu-
ture day could be named for proceeding with the inquiry.
The Clerk of the Company has furnished a copy of the
Charter and Bye-laws to the Commissioners.

THE PATTENMAKERS' COMPANY.
Mr. Firth, the Clerk of the Company, has furnished full
information relative to this Company, and attended to give
every information to the Commissioners relative to its eon-
e 3rns.