The Sun.
London, England, 1851-03-04 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(THIS DAY.)
The March General Sessions commenced this morning
et the Session-house, Clerkenwell-green. The calendar
°°l,tailielle the names of 86
been sworn,
thsfea Macdonald pleaded not guilty to an indictment
r;reing him with stealing a purse and two half-sove-
.lt,es, the prnperty of Jane Turner.
▪ Metcalf appeared for the prisoner.
U Turner said, on the 27th of last month she was
ug
ed
ti her to buy some oran hges. She refused and uat the
me she felt the prisoner's hand in her pocket.
mdoeitained the prisoner and gave him into custody.
Howard corroborated this testimony.
e jury at once found him Guilty.
t,017. Sergeant ADAMs said that the prisoner had been
tore noted twice before from that court, and it was there-
of thAn°,llse to deal summarily with him. The sentence
1)0,1;4 k•ourt therefore was that the prisoner be trans.
T4',4, beyond the seas for seven years.
knees prisoner, on hearing the sentence, dropped on his
408,3 Ktid prayed for mercy, and was taken out howling
' viol
ent y.
41, 4NSIO-1-110USE.—(THIS DAY.)
•vo
44rtir oN THE LONDON JoINT-STOEE BA
tilePh Luc
tree as Horrochr, a man of hig.hly respectable ap-
iii"ce, was brought up this morning before the Lord
trlilrto7lbaecfhaz of uttering a bill of exchange know-
etocit'letcli appeared on behalf of the London Joint-
the "46k, to whom the bill had been paid, and stated
tkerentnstances of the case, from which it appeared
It December last the prisoner, who lives
lh, Gauehester, entered into partnership with
4t the ultave Roeber, as general merchants, agreeing
kDt,-:•flae time to furnish all the capital for the pre-
dee j flecordingly an account was opened at the L.on-
abieholtit Stock Bank, in the name of the firm,. into
_l2eh the prisoner paid 5001. in cash, and two bills o
The ll'Re for the sums of 4001. and 201. respectively.
11441 brat bill for 4001., purported to be drawn by a firmrien.
Steal/PRI on a firm in Dundee, and the prisoner
!as t too bank officials to make inquiries as to
eillse7Peetability of these firms, as probably other
kis 11,7_,t e same sort would have to pass through
eallecitiuk Subsequently, in the month of February, he
ditet for
IN at the bank to request that the bill might be
it ward for lel discounting, which induced the
to make some inquiries relating to the bill,
deeper as then discovered that the signatures. of both
wertleeattl acceptor were false, and that the bill wtatshea
Itisonerie forgery. Measures were taken to arre
looe „ and yesterday he was discovered. Manchesters
Lo
the directors, and refusing. to give any_explana-
IP to la° the bill, he was given into custody and brought
ona
pc,-on last night.
'o,to k,"":1,011 entirely exonerated the prisoner's partner
Lctioo,-"„ Knowledge of the guilty nature of the trans-
pa "Wee "'ld that gentleman was one of the witnesses
hto atibstantiate the charge.
,the eing called on, the prisoner said he should take
4ed ftiiii,eclurse of pleading guilty to. the charge, as he
441te, dad in all the endeavours which he had been.
Zit he to Withdraw the bill, and could now
.perceivde
Caelle-r,:yes the victim of cunning, temptation, an
'l4thrf' which neither he nor any other person could
The -ate to the proper parties.
141),,1ded„"13 Mama ordered the prisoner to be re.
-4° cot"Titil Wednesday week, in order to give time for
Pletion of the evidence.
,11 0
jaith. "'Tit,EET.—(THIS DAY.)
or, ledll, ing two young men, named John Butter-
-4401;',:"71, Reid, were 'barged with stealing a piece
ettet-,:,rota the larder, at Lord Palmerston's town re-
reTlie Prise 4,
4, Carlton-gardens.
vatit,,,,,'snoers were seen tegether this morning near
114de "Rardens
164 his arm Butterfield was carrying a parcel
, and. when ho saw a police-constable be
.f0r...7 Parcel into some gardens and ran off. The
tkil 45
Were a rehended, and the parcel was found
LA bacon.PP
030:.0113 in his Lordship's service identified the
Zsteinsdld said it was hanging in the larder yesterday
it Ile saw Butterfield on the area steps this
ate, 31 and sOon afterwards missed the bacon.
-14)/NE fully committed the prisoners for trial.
4estea`v TERS' PENSION SOCIETY.
ec,ft,Y the annual general meeting, and twenty-
170104ei,"en of the above institution, took place at the
e
11,40, ,:`,lthvern, Frederick Shepherd, Esq., in the chair,
CeElltej".,the Whittingham Pension, seven pensioners
-,„lthleb-,:ut in addition to the forty-eight now on the
Ole c'ent, from a list of twenty-four candidates..
altrattekt4/Itlsiate at the close of the ballot, having
piney e-i4teel the successful candidates, expressed syns-
,7llo-44' encouragement to those who had failed on this
e.-4°138`47, the secretary, then read the report,
recKe unanimously adopted. It congratulated the
kat, having been honoured by Frederick Peel,
• -,„1• 111 g the chair at the last anniversary festival,
'"00•
sh-m resulted in producing subscriptions and do-
,th be,Y,°,nd the usual average, amounting to no
lithigt, 411 R
"6'14 8s 6d including the handsome sum
i 0.7 from "the Governor and Company of
Olt few` England. The committee had to regret
h.tr t 4 nleuiters attended the anniversary dinner,
• wuso• -utiu.future tha.t employers,
.by their attend-
Vet give more aid to the exertions of tee corn-
at` 54 The annual and life subscriptions were 4971.
the at ?early the same as last year. Notwithstanding
cte: 'acreage of pensioners and amonnt of pennons,
0d,4, Payment of accounts due the previous year, had
:61/e(1 it nee' essary to draw 60/. from the funds, yet
2*kh,.3* 2d. bad been added to the funded stock, which
br4, c:Cilltited to 5,6641. Bs. 5(1. During the year seven
6. "LeP five and two women, tied died, one of
I,:4o.seebee m2le years on the funds. The total re-
z6/.1; 1,172/. Ss. 9d., and the gross expenditure
etkfte 110 leaving a balance of 4.5 i. 14s. Sid.
iNtZtho appointment of the committee, treasurer,
Itb ate f the year ensuing, thanks were un. a-
t* onsil r • and the meeting
°its ttWarded to the chairman,
ute

Z'o 11. A —IL W -------
(V uk:, AY TRAFFIC RETURN.
'lta
, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.—
c<gers
Pen,
1,
3k) —Traffic for the week ending 4
Marc
10h 1 :
„„„ , 715
••• ... 1,914 16 0

METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.
12 to 1 agst Mr. Meiklam's Rah),
12 to 1 agst Lord Eglinton's CREOUS
20 to 1 agst Mr. Mare's Gillyflower—taken
The above quotations were the result of very moderate
investment.

TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STARES.
11 to 10 agst Mr. Howard's Grecian
5 to 1 agst Mr. A. Nichol's Newminster-11 to 2
taken to 2001.
5 to 1 agst Mr. Osbaldeston's Mountain Sylph colt
DERBY.
11 to 2 agst Mr. Halford's Prime Minister—taken
6 to 1 agst Mr. Howard's Grecian
12 to 1 agst Mr. Osbaldeston's Mountain Sylph colt
—taken
12 to 1 agst,Mr. Nichol's Newminster —taken
22 to 1 agst Mr. J. Clark's Marlborough Buck—taken
1,000 to 30 agst Mr. Greville's Ariosto—taken
40 to 1 apt Sir J. Hawley's Confessor—taken to 601.
60 to 1 agst Sir G. Heathcote's Lady Geraldine colt
—taken to 2001.
5,000 to 50 agst Mr. Irwin's Thunderbolt—taken
2,000 to 20 agst Mr. Wentworth's Azeth—taken
The two favourites were at 6 to 1 each until near the
close, when the odds quoted against the Prime Minister
were taken to 2001, leaving him unquestionably first
favourite. The Mountain Sylph colt, Newminster,
Marlborough Buck, and Lady Geraldine colt, were also
in favour, but closed at pretty nearly the prices we quoted
last week.
OLDHAM STEEPLECHASE.—MONDAY.
Mr. Ormerod na Shinrone (Green) 1
Mr. Tiernan's Isaac (Carravan) 2
Mr. Newburn's Queen of the Wiske (Archer) 0
Mr. Taylor's Jesuit (Oliver) 0
Mr. Robinson's Old Jocko (Hopwocd) 0
Won cleverly. Run in 9 min. 30 secs.
INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.
EPSOM SPRING MEETING, 1851.
Nominations for the Beddington Free Handicap Steeple-
chase.
Legislator, Scavenger, Anglesey, Trust-me-not, Qua-
druped, Mind-your- own- business, Good-time-corning,
Don Juan, Miss Mowbray, Viscount, The Unlucky One,
The Generl, St. George, Spring Buck, Rendsburgb,
Buscot.
Nominations for the Grand Metropolitan Steeplechase.
British Yeoman, Spring Buck, Rendsburgh, Sir Peter
Laurie, Rat-trap, Vain Hope, Maria Day, Jerry, Sir
John, Peter Simple, Mulligan, Spectator, Lord George,
Anglesey, tliss Coiling wood, Scavenger.
EPSOM SUMMER MEETING, 1851.
Nominations for the Manor Plate.
Grist, 6 yrs—Forest Flower, 6 yrs—Ferule, 5 yrs—
Beebee Bunnoo, 5 yrs—Gladiole, 4 yrs—Elthiron, 5 yrs
—The Pilot, 4 yrs—The Moor, 6 yrs—The Swede, 4
yrs—Banker, 3 yrs—Charley, 4 yrs—c by Sir Hercules,
out of Empress, 3 yrs—c by Sir Hercules, out of Miss
Letty, 3 yrs—Teeswater, 4 yrs—f by Slam., out of Guz-
man's dam, 4 yrs—Pierre de Touche, 3 yrs—Brennus,
4 yrs—Bordeaux, 4 yrs—Woodlark, 5 yrs—Zadoc, 4 yrs
—lmpression, 4 yrs—Jcc o' Sot, aged—Castenero, 4 yrs
—Mogador, aged—Sisyphus, 4 yrs—Ella, 3 yrs—Sim-
plicity, 3 yrs—Salute, 4 yrs—Warwick, 4 yrs—
The Marchioness, 5 yrs— Windbound, 4 yrs—lracundus,
3 yrs—f. out of Dark Susan, 3 yrs—Royal Hart, 4 yrs
—Handsome Doe, 4 yrs—Mouse, 4 yrs—Souffle, 3 yrs
—Miss Spring, 4 yrs—lanthe, 3 yrs—Rodney, 5 yrs—
St. Patrick, 3 yrs—Flare-up, 4 yrs—f. by Slane out of
Exotic, 4 yrs—Terpsichore, 3 yrs—Bushranger, 4 yrs—
g by The Tulip, out of Rosalie, 6 y rs—Nutcracker, 4
yrs—Hcroine, 5 yrs—Old Fox, 5 yrs—Bullfincb, 4 yrs
—Docility, 5 yrs—Juggler, 5 yrs—Wallflower, 5 yrs—
Dulcet, aged—Seignor of Holderness, 4 yrs—Sir
Charles, 4 yrs—Cora, 4 yrs—colt out of Dark Susan,
4 yrs—Utrecht, 4 yra—Narcissus, 4 yrs—Estafette, 4
yrs—Eva, 5 yrs—Gloom, 3 yrs—Calmar, 4 yrs—Laun-
dry Maid, aged—Strongbow, 5 yrs—Hazy, 3 yrs.
Nominations for the Grand Stand Plate.
The Ban, 3 yrs—Kathleen, 4 yrs—Bordeaux, 4 yrs—
Valertine, 4 yrs—Nutcracker, 4 yrs—Narcissus, 4 yrs
—Soufflé, 3 yrs—Borneo, 5 yrs—Si ignor of Holderness,
4 yrs—Elthiron, 5 yrs—Ballet Girl, 4 yrs—St. Rosalie,
syrs—c by Lanercost, out of La Bellezza, 3 yrs—Agis,
6 yrs—Old Dan Tucker, 5 yrs—Sauter la Coupe. 5 yrs
c by Sir Bercu'es, out of Empress, 3 yrs—Zadoc,
4 yrs—Utrecht, 4 yrs—Royal Hart. 4 yrs—Eva, 5 yrs
—Clothwoiker, 5 yrs—Strongbow, 5 yrs.
Nominations for the Two yrs old Stakes.
Sir J, Hawley's br f Skelda—Major Pitt's ch f, by
The Emperor, out of Peeress—Mr. Francis's b f Doro-
thea—Count Bathy-any's b f Queen 13.e—Mr. Carew's
Little John—Lord Clifdeu's f by Bay Middleton, out of
H. R. H.—Mr. W. Gulliver's b f Lady Blanche—Mr. S.
Scott's b I by Gslipole, out of Gaiety—Mr. Greville's
b f by Slane, out of Brington's dam—Mr. Forth's b or
br c Whirlwind, by Sieroorn, out of Birthday.

cn,... Total lOl
1. Cpl Total
Zek last year::: 47716°4 190
114:'14Ttte 0
ty;11-Wkr
„. COUNTIES JUNCTION AND SOUTHEND
held before Master Sir
elit',ltstr, i.j."- X esterday a meeting w
IV% litinli, to arrange the listaeof contributories. The
K,Altte.,..*uivided into five par and the one taken up on•
tz1.40
c.,0,,,55,c_9t5i0n contained hts.names of forty-eigh.t pros.
Of ttheose his Honour, after invseat
kilejtg tia'n!dtee-tnen. O.
leil?itY 1,7. 'seta of each case steparately, fixed theer
btitsrki ca.:_. contributories; a were struck 0., gran.d
t1i.49 1187 were adjourned. Theew first part, of the contn-
`ee,.. •• edlbraces the names of twenty-one members of
41 . 'uldittee
the
ethers management,te.TPleteerrten bemfil ninalel y be looked, upon as
NI itaer.
alkia'lm df th 6 hir cases
elPonged or t e. settled,' an
teat gtr, stated e day's
proceedings MYr.pEoswtpaernt,edthe At the
t!lel•disterie.
t. that as regarded the remaining classes
at
citieuileati,,etle would, as respected two of them, submitd
..
its th. of whillg to the Master one case out of each, the e
the other cases in those lists,
ot ig -sere `l,l, would govern I'llo `3l)erer"df a similar nature. The fifth class consisted
thetlll no d_'na. to whom shares had .been allotted, but by
the. e proeposit had been paid. The' official manager said
kleael,ale Posed to strike out all the names in this clas:-., as
by 41'1,..., Would not warrant their being retained. The
tli --"kt th - •ed in the course indicated
il ~fa . at he fully acquiesced
Yeats ltzigeli,al Manager.
klaitklltAblNG, AND B.tsiNGsTORE RAILWAY.—
% 4141 VI:: Pr° '
cyedings relative to the application of Mr.
kort ee pie,,°Mcial Cox,. the Master should make
1,2711-atreel'ing the Messrs.
.stockhrokers, of Throg-
telh- 4114.4 '' on the list of con.ttriobfutories as transferees of
which they had ob-
Attie(' 410'1:2 and upon the depose'
krVitari; dkr6lloo/.. from th company, were resumed.
of the application, andi
trll'ltt°::setkets ,e,d the supportpantleofltnhe Messrs. Cox, his Honoutrrasansd.
at ..8. L -elide to putar those gentlemen on the list as
th ' "'lt that Poll °night . , feeling very considerable doubt on the case,
elfit„ lt right to afford to the official manager an op-
' of bring the matter before the Court.
e1•e,,,441,4,
tip .4,4aTER, FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.—Last
Hotel
keo •t 4 tile •
at the King's Arms
d
kiheNren ~ting. took place
tlliiit_lPles ,er the purpose of explaining the objects an
Ot,pr (14 the this society. Mr. George Wilson took the
fltil'ed rren7kabsence of Mr. Hindley,
IThieli - "eing present), and pointed out. the great bene-
M.P , who was pre-
tlttika to"
Rociety was intended to confer upon the work-
Iltell,les Prit',,ls3'. enabling them to exercise the right of the
litiesr ef uchise. Mr. G. E. Dennes stated that the total
eh leg I,.,ineinbers of the society was now increased to 890,
d had pur-
qd third shares. The society,
Is„,tlit 4_3' acres of land at Moulsetybneeaer Hampton Court,
oe'n pr,'",,,nnil had been divided,in ei'2l2 allotments, vary-
titer la tr"' from 29/. to 401. The coi!imittee were more-
Illt„leher.estY for other estates situated in the various coun-
thegatio4; members of the society resided.. After these ex-
ts,, socie, 4 resolution in accordance with the
subscribers were
beet h,.
b "-1 WARD.—The aldermanic gown rendered
htthe eutthe decease of Sir John Pirie, Bart., bids fair to
entirely
leitiv4eedliect df a sharp contest. The strugglelCarter,
4,ll,tlb:hatir(iil)tia.nN:icol the late sheriff, and Mr. John , --
how'ever, of Mr. Jacob Emmanuel Urood
11 It i, ° Was sheriff two or three years since.
Ittrklia - nruklaured that an independent Member of
Dt()rn.--"t4lteret,..js about to give notice of motion for an address
Orateleatuk, thatl'irn.,vvtaethaeattntoarney General may be directed to
misdemeanour- in the acceptance
te,lita%lliePiscopaTsee erected in this country by a foriesitg.if
thrseldlit,. ,and otherwise acting upon the Pope's
t,,atisf- I.ast, in the objectionable parts not requiredbr for
.14°Ii actien of the spiritual wants of the English Roman
Ito t:'
,iikact,
..,t SARRRRS AND MINERS. WOOLWICiI,
4,thit b-,.--Clne sergeant, five corporals, and twenty privates 1. -Inch of the Ordnance corps, under the command of
,44itprellatit p -,, • embarked at Ito s-
t reser, noyal .c.rigineers,
At, eSiti,„ "alf•past 9 o'clock, A.m., on Saturday last, for
P•k. ("P° Palace, to assist at the Crystal Palace
airnr Hyde
eIN/1,;1•10l-her large detachment is expectedt
week,
from
eathaT 11 Palace in the ccairse of the presen
"I'
.I','AT, A,
at `.tity . J‘ARINVS. WOOLWICH, MARCH 3.
1 ktleti
tholesPriv of this divisionarrived at the Dockyard
4,4, (.4
,_ is
re0,,,,n b,il:7 4N.orth Kent Railway on Saturday afternoon to "di b paid off from the Prince Regent, 90. at flay there th'ee drums. and fifes of the corps were in waiting
H "a up to the Royal Marine barracks.
Vi•it„"r Tap,. c,
til,--•er Irr -
USER ED LAWYERS IN THE ISLE
Corey's
*a.; 148 TIE Geol) OLD TimEs.—ln Sir George
11,
his
by 1,;- .603, an attorney coming to settle in the.isi island
th'e t?re,ir, ,oranland, with a pound of candles handing
ot,,
it Nand '!ghted, with bells about his legs, hunted out t
chneadtsecilrelynla.Sp.iuch as our ancest, rs lived there so quietly
rs,,_,er, as theting never tempted to go to London. nor Win-
11,'11 as ...i.3• seldom or never went out of the island, inas-
-0144 N,„"4e1l they went to London, thinking it an East
4.-44ble 14143'4 a, they always made their wills, supposing some
cillt. q to PreVad.—/goody's iVotes and Essays of
hd Pte.

THE SUN,

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
TATTERSALL'S—YESTERDA.Y.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE HANDICAP.
9 to 1 agst Lord Stanley's Legerdemain—taken
15 to 1 agst Mr. T. Parr's Cloth worker
20 to 1 agst Mr. Fuller's The Swindler
20 to 1 agst Duke of Bedford's St. Rosalia
NEWMARKET HANDICAP.
15 to 1 agst Mr. H. Stebbings's The Cutler—taken
and afterwards offered
25 to 1 agst Mr. Mare's Recruit—taken
CHESTER CDP.
11 to 1 egat Mr. Treen's Rhesus, 5 yrs, 7st-12 to 1
taken
20 to 1 agst Lord Clifden's Wallflower, 5 yrs, fist—t
25 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Lady Evelyn, 5 yrs,
7st 81b
30 to 1 sgst Lord Eglinton's The Knight of Avenel,
4 yrs, 7st 31b—taken
30 to 1 agst Mr. Harrison's Seaman, 4 yrs, 7st—t
40 to 1 agst Lord Enfield's Bee.hunter, 4 yrs, 7st 121 b
—taken
50 to 1 agst Mr. T. Lister's Nancy, 3 yrs, 4sel2lb—t
50 to 1 agst Mr. Disney's Sir Richard, 5 yrs, ist—t
Au improvement in the first favourite and Wallflower,
and an outlay of considerable amount on The Knight of
Avenel and Bee-hunt-a, were the "features" of the busi-
ness on this event.

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING,

cont. discount; Commercial Bank, 18 per cent dis.;
Agra Bank, 2 per cent. die. The Commercial Bank
have paid a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per an-
num for the half-year ending the 31st of December, 1850.
The business transacted during the past fortnight in
our import markets has been small in extent, and at
prices even further depressed than those prevailing at
date of last report; and, from the great scarcity of
money at present existing, there seems no prospect of
any change for the better for some time to come. The
tightness in the money market will be still further in-
creased by the decision in the great opium gambling
case, news of which reached Bombay by the last mail;
and as it affects a large number of dealers—not a few of
whom will, it is expected, become almost bankrupts in
consequence—they, as a matter of course, have been
obliged to curtail their operations. Export produce has
been very scanty in the market of late, but, as the new
crop of cotton is beginning to arrive, business will pro-
bably shortly be resumed with activity, especially as the
late accounts, both from the east and west, for the staple
are considered favourable. ,
Cotton Piece Goods—Prices of nearly all descriptions
of piece goods have further declined, and the demand
has been exceedingly dell during the fortnight.
Gray Goods—Shirtings have sold to the extent of
5,270 pieces, at from Rs. 4 4-6 to Rs. 4,3 per piece,—the
inquiry being stiil confined to the better makes of 66
to 72 reed, those below this number being totally unin-
quired for. Domestics—Sales, 5,362 pieces, at skr. to
lOir. per piece. Sales in all descriptions of these goods
are very difficult unless at greatly reduced rates. Mada-
pollams—A sale of 6,366 pieces, at 2r. 4a. 9p. per piece, is
reported, those in moat demand being the inferior qua-
lity of weight under three lbs. Longcloth—Sales,
1,500 pieces, at 4ir. to 4-14-9 r. per piece. In T cloth we
have not heard of any sales. Jaccenets—Sales, 1,200
pieces, at lir. to lir. per piece, chiefly of th© better
qualities, which alone are in any demand. Bleached
Goods—Jacconets. Sales, 2,300 pieces, medium quali-
ties, at 2r. 9a. to 6r. 13a. per piece. Other descriptions
neglected. In shirtings we only hear of a sale of 100
pieces 36 k4O, 66 to 72 reed, at qr. per piece. Of
qualities below 60 there is a large stock in the market,
but they are dull of sale. In Madapollams we have not
heard of any' transactions. Twills—Sales, 1,560 pieces,
at 6 7r. to 9ir. per piece. Inquiry moderate, and prices
maintained. Fancy Goods—The demand for all
descriptions is at present languid, and stocks tolerably
large. The only descriptions of goods in demand are
lappet scarfs, low lappets. bleached dhoties and mulls,
of which some sales have been made. Dyed Goods—
Turkey red mulls and plain cloth are in moderate in-
quiry, while twills are dull of sale.
Cotton Yarn—The salos in all amount to 188 bales
water and 40 bales mule twist, and. 44 bales orange yarn.
The only number of the two former in demand is 20e,
for which an increase in price has been obtained; all
others are dull, at reduced rates. Dyed yarns are also
dull and neglected.
_ Metals—At the date of our last we stated that a

further decline in price; oimetalsmiglit be looked for,
which has proved correct. British and Swedish iron
and steel of all kinds are now lower in price, and almost
unsaleable, while the rates quoted for copper of all de-
scriptions are almost nominal. Lead, both sheet and
pig, and tin plates, have declined in value, and spelter
is dull of sale.

Cochineal—No sales to report; quotations remain as
before.

Saffron has improved in value, owing to an increased
demand, but we have not heard of any transactions.
Woollens—The market for these fabrics remains as
last reported on.
Beer—The market is bare of both Bass's and All-
sopp's. A sale of 20 hhd. William Younger's, at 67r. is
reported.
Spirits—No inquiry, the only sale reported being one
of 45hhds. brandy, at 2ir. per gallon.
Marine Stores—Very little doing, and the value of
nearly every article enumerated under this head has
somewhat declined. The only sales reported are-80
bolts bleached canvas, at 13ir. per bolt; and 400 cwt.
white paint, at 84r. per cwt.
Manilla Cheroots-50 boxes of 1,000 each have been
sold at 40r. per box.
Ball Thread-15 chests coloured ball thread, 2001 b.
each, have been sold at I la. per lb.