The Sun.
London, England, 1834-06-11 00:00:00

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-(THIS DAY.)

(Sittings in Banco before Barons BOLLA ND, ALDERSON,
and GURNEY. )
HENNING v. BOYLE.
This was an action for false imprisonment, which was
tried before Mr. Baron Gurney, when the plaintiff was
nonsuited.

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hhiadch been obtained
Nfosro
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caasusidee.,
It appeared that the defendant was a schoolmaster ;
the plaintiff, a widow, whose son was placed with
the defendant in June, 1833, at twenty guineas per
annum. On the 24th of December she went to the de-
fendant's school at Stockwell, and asked to have her son
home for a few days, when he would be sent back, and the
quarter's wages paid. Defendant refused to let him go
unless the money was paid ; that was done on the 30th,
when plaintiff, not being pleased with her treatment, then
wished to take the child away altogether, but defendant
said he had then entered upon another quarter, and that
must also be paid before he would part with the
boy. She went again with a Mr. Boone, and
demanded him, and met with another refusal, which was
given in very unbecoming language, and then defendant
turned plaintiff out of the house, telling her that if she
wanted law he would give her plenty of it, for she would
not get the child without a habeas. A habeas was served
upon him on the 10th January, on which day he was
sent home.

Mr. HUTCHINSON contended that the action could not
be sustained, because there had been no detention of the
child against his will. He had never been told that his mother
called and he was treated the same as usual ; besides there had
been no assault, which was always a necessary ingredient
in such actions.

Mr. Cummiria, for the plaintiff, asked whether, if some
persons were to lock all the doors of the Court upon their
Lordships and detain them there, they chould not all main-
tain an action for it, though in that case there would be no
assault ? (Laughter.) The defendant had stated that he
would detain the boy till a habeas was obtained, and he
acted upon that declaration ; so that the natural inference
was that the boy was detained against his will, the more
especially as the holydays had commenced, and he had
never known an instance of a boy refusing even one when
offered.

The COURT were of opinion that the action had been
brought in an improper form. They could not justify the
conduct of the master, which had been both improper and
illegal ; but they were of opinion there was no evidence to
go to the jury as to the detention against the boy's will.
However, as Lord Lyndhurst and Mr. Baron Parke were
present when the rule was moved for, they would consult
them before finally deciding.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY)-

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, JUNE 10. —Wind S. W. , moderate.—Arrived
the Caesar, Jackens, from Havannah ; Victory, Bide!'
from Bombay, and sailed for London ; Renard Pan''
Middleton, and Susannah, Walker, from Mauritius;
Thames, Guttin, from New York; and Grant for St.
Vincent's.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 9. —Wind S. S. W., fresh.—Sailed
his Majesty's ship Nautilus.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 9.—Wind S.S.W. to W.S.W.,
fresh breezes.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Reindeer, packet,
for Halifax. The Zeffire, Sicilian S. W., has arrived
here from London, to give convoy to vessels to that nation,
bound to the Mediterranean.

MARGATE, JUNE 10.—Arrived the Alonzo, from An-
tigua. _ _

POOLE, JUNE 9.—Arrived the Hope, Shaddock, from
Newfoundland ; and Venus, Gilbert, from Lisbon.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 9.—Arrived the Vixen, from Lis-
bon ; Margaret, Roper, from Bombay ; William Russell,
Odrice, from Pernambuco ; Cybele, Major, from Paraiba;
Sultan, Brown, from Jamaica ; Melanstry, Wheelwright,
from St. Domingo ; Lady Turner, Tucker, from Deme-
rara ; Emperor, Duke, from Antigua ; Robert, Turneri
from Benin ; Superb, Sturger, from Charleston ; alu
Adelaide, Moran, from Mobile.
DUBLIN, JUNE 9.—Arrived the Treo, Amigos, Nieves,
Selabes, Elizabeth, and Winter, from London.
HULL, JUNE 9.—Arrived the Woodhouse, Tait, from
Riga ; and Edward, Mackwood, from Stockholm.
_A
DINGLE, JUNE 3.—Two of the bales of cotton waslw"
on shore in this district are marked, one G. P. L. Allen%
and the other B. H.
BOURBON, MARCH I.—The Elise, Blanc, sailed for
the Mauritius to stop a leaky.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY)

CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of Wheat, Barley, and Beans to-day are
scanty, but there is a good supply of Oats, chic Y
from Scotland and Ireland. The 'Wheat trade remains -
firm at Monday's advance. Barley is unvaried. Bean'
and Pease continue as last reported. Oats have met J. •.
slack demand this morning, but Monday's prices are main-
tained for such as have been sold. There is an improve`;
demand for good Flour at last prices.
AttRIVA LS.
Wheat Barley. Oats. Flour.
3,549 qrs C5O qrs. 7,730 qrs. r),!4')sackii
170 3:0 6,920
320

English
Foreign

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
We have no aCrrlivTalsiTas,
TyeWt:EwiLthVtEhe Oea'eCepitiOonCir.
French mail and express from Paris.
everywhere
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yayi
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ekce aer
ewe libi.asepeee
nTrssrpheetecoay,k.
shv
teeiandt2efl7tat hht
withtaetog
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LneAgaettptederoir
ralusrhlstaie
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Sligo has
a nhbie sde np
manlyreceivedi
beenite°f n
ede.
siting various districts of the island of Jamaica, and had
conciliating manners.
Some severe storms of rain and hail had taken place
about the 22d of April, and the coffee blossom had suffered
respects the crops were favourable,
n
The government had promulgated a plan for the forma-
tionad the considerablyisla n; d
of an efficient police force, which was satisfactorily re-
ceived. We also learn that the leading planters and pro-
iin
healthy.other
pro-
prietors were discussing a proposition for encouraging the
settlement of moral and industrious European labourers
in
Jamaica.
(From the Jamaica Despatch of the 23d of April. )
" We are sorry to state that symptoms of insubordinatio
have partially appeared on the part of the slaves on the
little Spring Garden estate in Portland. On Saturday bit
all the slaves (save the head drivers) refused to tUe
out. We hope the magistrates did their duty.
must observe that the slaves upon the above estate
had availed themselves of the previous Saturday, according
to the law. Here is a proof that the police should be or-
ganized without delay.'
By the French mail received this morning then ews firt
the frontiers of Spain is still unfavourable. The Crst
party does not lose ground, owing to the governsi„ent
of Madrid not sending any reinforcements ; but the &lea
and embarkation of the two pretenders will soon cliant:
the situation of the Carlists, as the inhabitants of t
Basque provinces will no longer continue to fight for
Prince who has not made any effort in their favour.
THE FUNDS. •
The English as well as the Foreign Funds have a bog'
appearance this morning. the
Consols, which left off yesterday at 92% % fis. a
Account, opened at 92% with the appearance c'^f
firm market.
The appointment of Mr. Abercrombie to the ac''illi
stration, gives much satisfaction in the City.
Spanish Stock is again alive among the City sPe"liaai
c
tors, who expect much from Mr. Rothschild 's finan
plans in favour of the Spanish government* • S ;
Spanish Stock reached 474 ; at present it .10 46
Portuguese 7714. -npntec
The express from Paris is not of imporace. r'
78f. 40c. ; Spanish 341,
another change
n done at
has taken placef in ormer
Sartipanish Stock, witten,hich •
_a..? e
s
ne port
43 ; it may be quoted at present atc .
471 h
k Portuguese 771,4 3gu /4•
party are purchasing the above stigtoal.
No arrivals as yet from Port
Since ocle was wr
ur
_HALF-PAST ONE.
The mania for ood as in the early
may
prevails, although it is not
A At present it may 1,8
the day, when it reached_p Portuguese 77% %. Consols have
quoted 47% when?
• ° the morning, with a trifling lue-
duringhick
continued stead;
rtZ for the Account, to 923/ • e
tuation from 92 Aio 4 , .ioners
at present buyers. The commiss
price they are spculaottiosno in the Spanish Stock still
aal to
We are anxiously waiting an arrival from port
d
ascertain the conditions on which Don Miguel and
1 Carlos quit the country, as well as their destination. has
Columbia Stock reached 34% since which time 't
receded to 33% 34. )
No political news to communicate. yOC-Ir;
THREE O'C
have sold ten thousand reduced.
Consols for the Account, 923%. .

reduced. A
On Friday a considerable 1,0,7 of
factory at Pont G
spinners at Rheims assembled turau tuously, in cdonst;
was despatched, they had a`r3u3
quence of a reduction of three or four sous a day 1..
their wages, and resolved to put a stop to work in al!
the manufactories, even those where wages were no
half from the town, intending to destroy the 100;
' but they were pursued by troops and dispersed, efg,
several of the meet refractory had been arrested. ',"
arms, and additional tr'"!
drums were beating to
assembled in great coy
iSnaturthdity,aact.ollo:; ,
were expected from Chalons Galir
nani's Messenger,
and S '
oissons.--
tiobvfaenuuamdmb,:bmuibt:::gutwot owiththbseorenuettetoht tuehlhteelifeoattrteers, working
ir nbia: a niirou..s;
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