The Sun.
London, England, 1832-11-09 00:00:00

BAIL COURT:-(THIS DAY.)

Mr. Justice LITTLEDA:f: and a Common Jury Were C,C.,
cupied all the morning i.a trying a cause in which Sit-
' Claude Scott and Co., bani:'ers in London sought to rt..
cover 1,000/. and interest ft um Sir T. S. M. Stanley,
late Sheriff of Cheshire, for neglect of duty, in al-
lowing a person named Newninula 2,) escape from his
custody.

The cause was proceeding► when ou.' reporter left.

EXCHEQUER COURT.-( rHIS DAY.)

The Court having disposed of a few unimportant mo•
tions, proceeded with the special paper.
Their LORDSHIPS rose at half past one o', (lock, and re-
turned at two o'clock, in order to receive t, 'le new Lord
Mayor.

The civic procession arrived a few minutes when
the Recorder presented Sir P. Laurie, who was addressed
by the Lord Chief Baron on his appointment.
The late Lord Mayor was then sworn to render true
accounts of all moneys due to his 'Majesty.
Lord LYNDITURST said, in consequence of the nab of
the late Lord Tenterden, their Lordships would not Otend
at the festivities at Guildhall this day.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
SIR,—It is obvious, that a long period of T cry'
government, has produced such a prepondere; cre
of Tory Lieutenants of Counties, that at this n
ment, its power (which is very great) is operati.v
as a clog to the measures of the King and his Mi-
nisters, instead of a support. Although there aze
precedents in plenty where Lieutenants have been
dismissed for opposing 31inisters, still, in spite of
the great evil felt by the people from the power of
these, it perhaps would be too strong a measure to
follow these precedents by a dismissal of the Tory
Lords, and supplying their places by those wkt
have distinguished themselves by supporting 141,
heavenly measure of Reform ; still it appears cc; 'methe duty of Earl Grey to advise his INlajesty
take
some steps to show his people that a propel.- ,
exer-
eise of his prerogative upon this eccasion„_ arr,,aid
be
for their benefit—the first wish of his hat-',
The first step should be for his Majesty 4.0 signify
to the Duke of Beaufort, that his tnotrop4ly of three
counties is now considered as a remnant of corrup-
tion which ought to cease, calling therefore upon
his Grace to make choice of which of the three
counties he wished to retain. The same to the Earl
of Lonsdale. It would be an easy task to enlarge
upon this important subject, important, because if it,
or some such measure, should not be adopted,
there is no doubt but the whole great measure of
Reform, will be (to say no more of it) in danger.
Your unflinching exertions in the cause of the
people render your pages deservedly popular; the
same spirit may perhaps induce you to admit these
short observations in a corner of your most influential
Journal.

A SINCERE BUT MODERATE REFORMER.

CHOLERA MORBUS, OFFICIAL REPORT.

CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH,
COUNCIL OFFICE, WHIT.EELILL.—(TiiIs DAY)
DAILY REPORT of CHOLERA CASES.
New Cases. Deaths. Recoverlei.
England and Wales 33 10 48
Scotland.. 2O 13 27

53 23 '75
(Signed) IVA!. MACLEAN, Secretary.
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THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.
There was very little English Wheat at market this morning
but what appeared was readily disposed of on full as good terms
as on Monday. Barley remains as last stated, although the ,
supply was very short. Oats are exceedingly dull, in conse- .
quence of the arrivals from Ireland and Lincolnshire having
been considerable.