The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-05 00:00:00

to

in opening and adjourning the same, and respi
recognizances in manner aforesaid.
ANTAL JURISDICTIONS, AND ALL OTHER CRIMINAL .5U..
raolcTioNs.. IN BOROUGHS, OTHER THAN ARE SPECI-
FIED li,; THIS ACT, ABOLISHED.
107. And be it eructed, that after the first day of May,
1836, all powers any
Jurisdictions to try treasons, capital
felonies, and all other c;*.
marl jurisdictions whatsoever,
any 14;7, statute, letters patent,
'
grrnted or confirmed by
grant, or charter whatsoever, to any mayor, bailiff, alder-
man, recorder, or other corporate or chartered officer, or
corporate or chartered justice of the peace whomsoever, in
any borough, and all right of any body corporate in any
borough, or any of the members thereof, by virtue of at,;
law,•statute, letters patent, grant or charter whatsoever, to
elect or nominate any justices to keep the peace in or for
any borough, or by any members of any such corporate
body, to act as such justices of the peace in or for any of
the last-named boroughs other than is herein declared, shall
cease : Provided nevertheless, that nothing in this Act con-
tained shall be construed to restrain or prevent the holding
of any court of gaol delivery, or general or quarter sessions
of the peace, in and for any borough for which such court
may now be holden, until the said Ist day of May, but
every such court may be holden in like manner, and with
the same powers, until the said Ist day of May, as if
this -Act had not been passed.

CHARTERED ADMIRALTY JURISDICTIONS ABOLISHED.
108. And be it enacted, that from and after the passing
of this Act so much of all laws, statutes, and usages, and
so much of all Royal and other charters, grants, and letters
patent heretofore granted to any borough or body corporate,
whereby such borough, or any place within the precincts or
liberties of the same, or such body corporate, or the free-
men or inhabitants of- the same, claims or claim to be ex-
empted and released from-the jurisdiction and office of the
Lord High Admiral of England, or of the High Court of
the Admiralty of England, or whereby any body corporate,
or any mayor, bailiff, recorder, steward, or other chartered
,or corporate officer of any borough, has or claims anything
belonging to the office of admiral, whether or not to be
exercised by virtue of any commission to them or any of
them to be dired.ed, shall be and the same- is hereby re-
pealed : Provided r%vertheless, that nothing in this Act
contained shall extend or alter or affect the jurisdiction and
office of the lord warden in his office of admiral of the
cinquc ports : Provided also, that all suits and matters
wherein before the passing .of this Art the rights of any
salvors, or any droits or perquisites to the office of admiral
belonging, were drawn into question, may be continued,
heard, determined, and adjudicated upon in like manner as
if this Act had not passed.

(TO BE CONTINUED.)

THE MARKETS.-THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

The arrivals of most descriptions of , Grain . last week were
considerable, and of Flour a good quantity. The trade re—
mained unaltered from the previous Monday. The fresh sup-
plies of all kinds, of corn this morning are good, and much
hesitation to purchase has been manifested by the buyers. The
Wheat trade for the best parcels is firm at last week's terms,
but for other qualities there has been a dull sale. Barley for
malting maintains last quotations, with a fair demand ; for
grinding the trade is heavy. Beaus and Pease arc both in
demand at previous rates. 'ln the Oat trade transactions have
taken place to a moderate extent at the terms of this day
sc'nnight. Flour remains as last reported.
rILICES ON BOARD OF sun..

Wheat, Red (old'
—W:lite (old) .log. 4fis.
Iteil 18:35) .... Sts.
-- Fiu 'GS. 335.
Superfi. e......... 335. 403.
—Wh to (1825) 37,5. 375.
line 395. 425.
-- Superfine 42; 445,
s
305.:5,
91s 23s
27s
3.3.4
44.5.
!s. Cts
35s
32;
33,. 35.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING L

braall ,new)
(old)
- Tick (new)
(old) 34s. :355.
Harrow (new) 335. nu.
(old) :365. 3Ss.
Bran
:30s. 345.
k
0.1:s, Feed 003.2.25.
New
- Poland `.2•lt 9.5 s
New 26s„
l'otatoe 24,263.
New 24s. t:tia.
9=5.
I 9s. `22s
Stu 3 is.
301 325.
7 8,.

13:irley
Griradir,
Malting

Malt
--- Fine New
Pease, Grey, New
-- Maple New
White
---- Boilers

- Scotch
- Trish
Flour Town per sack),
- Seconds
North Country
Bran

IVALSOI7 GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
zli I t-- e. I c-, ~ I ..z ...i LI
9 Ar C'D eD 6
Wh:.::ce. ii 7,- F F.' • .3
c' ".
1-t ''
--- -- __ _
!CS . it Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Ors. O,s. Sa •k s
rough - 217 220 :328
i
Igton 46 10 16 •
It
20 210 6 4
04:10,ste
,:rwit,
' "51 5l 1 W
I 12 20 1 00 I
i,1c10,,
rya 1 46
108
li
1;11) 473 1,0 34 774 617 695
;toffsi :1-2. all
151 210 91
0 tic
)rt ..... ~ •••
111 ti iF, ...... r • ..-. i5l —...—•
."--
'--.6
Ainirrm :..: 1,4 1 MI 210
weld., 1 ;31 11
7.tt f, ••• 1 --- --- -(-3'.' i 1-7): __.-- -- ' __--- ---12 - --42
a
ach
ge 1 1.:7 , 1 j;:!ri 15n , 82 1)0 392
,utii
Celt
CV — 100 — - I .. 60
114'5 4133 , 2121 6763 20 , 2190 1925 8391
RISII I
la
I°9l
0 — l3
I
13'ot 81% 0
Ly —
rand — 4 1 —. , 12:37 1 Ivo
iait.... 3211
qt LION
Irl — ••••• 1351 I ••-• ' 1 6 .1.--6 )
tt a
--- 1 11-- -- ---
Total ... 11'40, 4221 4221, 117112 1 20 2400 1931 9271

From Whtr:ce.

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Roston
Bridlington
Orldprnt

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coldicster

t{zrwich

wigh
Maldon
Exeter

askings

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Wisbnch
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farmoutii
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lienvick .

Leith

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!Janina
Cork
Dublin
•
Waterford

FOITEIG.N
As:,
Calcutta

QUA
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1031
PULS
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A G6ILEGATE
Tare',

!iTITIES OF
ital,e6ee,l.4o

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Itratik,

KINU
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OS OF
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k, 453.

SMITIIFT.EL
This day's supply was moderate
what dull, at the following
rnicEs YEft STONE OF SLR. TO SINK TELE cirrAcs.
s d. to s. d s d to s.d.
Interior Beasts
Second quality ditto 2 6 2 8 Second quality ditto 2 6 31,
Prime large 0xen......... 3 6 3 8 Coarsa-weolled ditto
Prime Se:AA,. &c. ...... .. ~ 310 4 0 l•outhdown Wethers
Large coarse Calvcs 2lO :3 10 Large Hogs . ...... ......... 3 0 310
Prime small ditto
Slating Caivcs each —l2 t 32 01 •
Quarter old Pigs each, 10 U 14 0
li.an 5 3s 4d to 4s. :A
surrur, AS FEB. CLSIIK'S STATEMENT.
Beasts. 1 Sheep Calves. I Pißs
3,5-0 26,500 1 21,./ 421
About 2001 of the Beasts came up the St. Alban's road ; about 1200 up
the other northern roads; Abotli '.'.5.) (including Irish) from the western
Rid Inikliana districts ; atim.t ItO fro!, Nurfult, Sollh11,:, I.ilssex, and Cam-
bridgesiltre ; about 40 from K en, and Sussex ; and most. of the remainder
from the marshes, &e. in the neighbourhood of London.

D MARKET.
:ly good, and the trade was some..

NEVIGATE AND LEA.
At per stone, 1
s d. to s.
s ci to s d d,
eef, inferior. 2 0 t 2 Mutton, inferior 2 2 2 4
---, middling .....„... 2 4 2 0 ---- middling
---- prime large - prime 3 2 3 6
- prime ssiza 't 2 3 4 Pork, Largc 2 6 210
'cal . 2JO 4 4 ! --L--smail
23. 10
I,atnla

DENIM I.L MARKETS.
by the Carcasi.