The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-21 00:00:00

BAIL COURT.

THE KING V. HART AND OTHERS. ,0
This morning John Minter Hart, 3 imeg Arch° 60) by
Richardson, and William Bond, were brought Ivo
Habeas Corpus, to plead to an indictment charging No
with conspiring to defraud Francis Dugdale Astley•
of ten bills of 500 d. each. to
They pleaded Not Guilty, and were then taken bs
prison.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.

FROM LLOYD'S.
IvntAL\ Nov. 20.—Wind W. S. W —Arrived the Comet,
thster, from the Can cries.
PORTSMOUTH. Nov. 20.—Light airs and variable.—
e:tived from London the Triumph, Green, and Upton
Duegan, hoth for Bombay.
I'ALMOUTIf, Nov 10.—Wind S.E., moderate breeze'.
Arrived the Anna, Milne, from Gergente ; and Me-
4tho, Price, from Galipoli.
}3RISTOL, Nov. 20 —Arrived the Concord, from New•
Ititiland • Lucretia, Gilmore, from Zante ; and Triton,
4ter, from Denia.
~.LlvaurooL, Nov. 19.—Arrived the Palmer, Little-
Ood
b from Aricati; Elizabeth, Tsggart, from Demerara;
7itann;a, Sketchly, and Carroll. Carrolton, from New
f,4lc; Muunev, Jones, from Cephalonia ; Crescent, Bon-
''1"0, from S.r. Petersburgh ; and Audilie, Perton, from
t utirente. Off port the Chatham, Wood, from Charleston ;
to Leivaa, from Naples.
f, liztrasx, Nov. 18.—Arrived the John Thomas, Bevett,
\i"' Quebec; ltlornington, Kavena, from St. Andrew's,
'lv Brunswick; Corsair, Peyton, and Northam, Char-
-4"1, from London.
froUnnurr, Nov. 19.—Arrived the Scotia, Canninghani,
r') Oporto. Off port the Brilliant, Agnew, from De-
strata.

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C"ir Nov 18.—Arrived the Sarah Ann, Steers, from
v'braltar;
Listtaicx, NOV% 18.—Arrived the Mary Taylor, and
1481 Outerbridge, from London.

j°he Kenner°ley Castle, —, from Liverpool, is on
re on Mille Roche, near Quebec, and full of water.
~,
Thonsas, Duncan, from Dublin, is totally wrecked
The
Island.
tillv Neptune, from Lahradore, is wrecked below Quebec.
'llAtinEst,EY, Nov. 20.—A great number of deals,
I~44(1 21 feet 3 by 11, are in possession of different
~,
of manors on the coast of Norfolk. They were
V'ed UP the beginning of September—appmently St.
ttensburgh deals, but there are no marks.

, EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
t,'iroe Janet, from Bengal, has arrived in the Downs,
,716th of July, and from St. Helena 29th September.
r, 'he Prince 'Regent, from B itavia, has arrived at
IZee, sailed 15th July, and from St. Helena the 27th of
tetaber.
te:the Majestic, from Bombay, has arrived at Liverpool,
1174, 16th July, and from St. Helena Ist October.
Mediterranean packet, from Batavia, has arrived at
7,llt,louth, sailed 22d July.
qrt he Olive Branch, from the Cape of Good Hope, has
i'ed off Dover, soiled 6th of September, and from St.
11;11e 23d.
',,rtePartures from the Cape of Good Hope.—The Vine,
th, he Mauritius, on the 29th of August ; Ligonier, for
:(I,llßay, on the 30th ; and John Adam, for Madras, on
Cit of September.
eePartures from Bombay.—The John Stamp, for
on the sth of July ; and Hon. Company's
tElphinstonc, for the Persian Gulf, on the sth.
ivals at Hobart Town.—The Strathfieldsay, from
lin, and Warrior, from London, on the 26th of July ;
from China, on the 22d ; Jane, from London,
tTee 30th ; and Mars, from New South Wales, on the 3d.
sh, Parturekfirom Hobart Town.— Ile
for Haanga, on the 30th of June. Mary and Eliza-
The Atm, from New South Wales, arrived at Launceston
4LoorrA, JUNE 24.—The General Gascoyne, bound
the
Mauritius, which was on shore in the Hoogbly, has
hack here.
twats or Goon Hors, SEPT. 6.—The Addiagbam,
"ecvcastle, came in during the height of the gale on
NI" inst., and from her cables getting into disorder was
Alght op too close to the shore, and has been striking,
'ti!)runZ a leak. She was last night moored in deep
Several other vessels were supplied with anchors
%lea, and rode out the gale.
THE MARKETS.—(THIS DAY.)

114 Y MARKETS.—( At per Load of 36 Trusses.)
CUMBERLAND.
raer Y Moderate trade very dull, and prices stationary.
; tit °Y Lowland Meadow Hay £3 sto .43 10
'14141-", °,47 Hay 3 15 4 10
t u-. 1 Ditto
ser t.. 141,1 Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 4 5 410
att aY 4 45 5 10
' -

...... £1 6to £1 8 1 Wheat Straw 1 -8
1 10
PPly , SMITHFIELD.
'4t ii,'loderate, and trade very dull ; prices as last quoted.
111eaPy I...owiand Meadow Hay .t 3 0 u, .£3 5
it4lo,mow Hay 3 10 4 5
' UpL'd Ditto 3 5 3 15
te,-,l4nd Meadow and hye.grass Hay 4 0 4 5
liztlay (extra fine)...Xs s... Generally
aW.. . Z 1 4to X 1 6 I Wheat Straw 1 8 1 10

EXCISE.

Ala.
;f CCO UN T of the DUTY of HOPS of the GROWTH
ti4the Year, 1833, di,tinguiehir:g the Districtm, and
Old from the New Duty.
,4Districts. Duty.
1,1 Iletaple
.tsedf rd
l'iri't 1 ll 4 0
Cullbrid
Ca Lge
uteroury 57,144 3 10
theater
Cornwall 7 3 1
Derby
br'set BB 3 3
,tirTz
1,369 13 8
Exeter
44 18 2
wloue.es er
~,,ixiitham
gun,
5.820 14 10
Hereford 24,160 10 4
Lle of Niri ht
koln g 1,626 10 0
Norti,,,,,pron
3 1 6
Oxford 2O 3 0
Plymouth
Reading
4 6 0
lioche:ter 90,599 3 4
Sohobur Y 3,302 1 8
p
2 4 2
!toarbrulge 1,543 4 8
'uffulk 419 16 0
Surre,_J l9 0 2
N„se k
1 80,794 2 2
1.1
I:vridge l4 3 10
,_ltle East 0 13 6
---; Middle 238 5 8
va.------, West 0 2 6
ngton
7'oreester 5,122 16 2

lines d
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disem
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Eliot) tlie ••••
that (en 1
owiP. er 11
it
lled 14d0
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:tioo LL,
the
gel foot rov.
se 0,1.0 r_rffn
is a Pe
•ue. rbd ,
tenlP: CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0 CK.
evi'g 011 Papers have been received at the North and
gel Aan • flue je ,tt,4, erten Coffee-house to the 10th inst., and
y ,101.1 to the 27th Oct. From Montreal there is no
mrere
At( •

du, Total £272,878 17 5
1, at Id. 12-20tlis per lb. 156,905 7 0 14-20.
at id. 8-20ths per lb. 115,973 10 41 6-20.

Total £272,878 17 5
tti._ H. CO,
ELL, Fine Gen. Accountant.
ee, London, Nov. 20.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

consequence. A proclamation has appeared in
194flada, convening the Provincial Parliament for
145, THE FUNDS.
hitt 14 are at present stationary at the price they left
1.47, 87i to 88 for the Account. Nothing doing
Portuguese, 60 ; Spanish, 22i
Ilett HALF-PAST ONE.
'rer from Lisbon, dated the 9th of Nov., states, that
Ntlro had set off again for the army on the Bth, and
ii,elPected that an attack on Santarem would take
99 th short time.
1,16
..,Dutch Mail the' Funds have improved 2.-A—
-,h01; Fire per Cents., 93 5 16.
kor ,continue at the same price as in the early partof
4111 g, 81 to 88 for the Account, with nothing
"ese, 60i to ; Dutch, 49i ; Spanish,
1401 s for the Account, 87i tTHREE O'CLOCK.
88.

'oftTlg a spring wig has been stated as the
4f(4e apoplectic attack which terminated the exist-
/441,tain O'Moore, in Dublin, on Saturday.—lrish
14„,unday evening, about five o'clock, Mr.
V 3 a tradesman carrying on business in Red Lion-
II olwich, himself through the head with a
tile report of the pistol soon brought assistance, and
dedd was sent for, but the unfortunate man was
$l4" The deceased on two previous occasions
:tip,t destroy himself, once by hanging, and the
It :07 drowning. It is supposed that jealousy
"45t of his committing the dreadful act.