The Sun.
London, England, 1832-11-10 00:00:00

THE REVENUE

'We can state from the best information the progressive
increase of the Revenue since the favourable termination
of the last quarter on the 10th ult.
On the recent great importation of tallow, large sums
have been paid for the duties: one vessel brought 1,050
casks, and at another wharf there are near 4,000 casks
more for the landing officers to attend to. The importa-
tions of fruit have been so extensive already, and
so eagerly purchased in anticipation of a good
trade, that the sum of near 16,0001. was paid lately in
one day for the duties. In the account of ships' tonnage
for one week the duty realized 10,000/. As to the con-
sumption and easy price of coals, nothing need to be feared
far that necessary comfort of the poor, as in one day the
arrival of colliers numbered 240.

Consols have continued the whole of the morning at
838 buyers, for the account, with very little doing ; the
fall in the price of Exchequer Bills lately, may be attri-
buted partly to merchants disposing of them to pay the
duties at the Custom-house. Spanish Stock is lower.
Dutch maintains its price. Portuguese Scrip 3i discount.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for Account, 838.
CLOSING PRICES.--FOUR O'CLOCK.

Consols
Dittofor Acer 83i

account 83 Greek
Brazilian Bonds 47' I Mexican
Buenos Ayres... Peruvian

Chilian Ditto.... -- Russian.... 93
C.Aurobian 1824 Spanish l6i

Of 49 prisoners for trial at the late Marlbo-
rough Sessions not less than 34 were under 25 yearn of
age! and there was a boy and a girl, neither of whom
were 13.

7%•)rilT or CITANCrnv.—(TITTS DAY.)

Tl&e Loin CHANCELLOR set again at 11 o'clock. He
continues to appear by no warm in perfect_ health.

MORRIS V. LAUDON.

This part-heard motion was resumed and in argum, nt
ficcupied all the morning.

ROLLS COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

GREENWOOD V. TAYLOR.

This case came before the Court upon the petition of a
Mr. Davis, the son of a person called American Davis,
who, in the year 1801, was well known at the Tennis-
court ; and also upon exceptions to the Master's report.
The bill was originally filed against Mr. Davis, who
claimed under a bond given to his father by his late Royal
Highness the Duke of York, the sum of 3,1391. 9s. 11d.,
for the purpose of leaving a discovery of the consi-
deration given for that bond by Mr. Davis, the
plaintiffs, Messrs. Greenwood, Cox, and Co., alleging
that it had been given for gambling transactions, and that
it was consequently void. Mr. Davis obtained the order
af the Court, referring the bill to the Master for imperti-
nence; and the Master was of opinion, that many parts
if it were impertinent, and ordered those parts to be
gruck out. The plaintiffs excepted to that report, and
the Court allowed the exceptions. Another WV
had been also filed by Messrs. Greenwoo i and Co., against
the executors of his late Royal Highness the Duke of York,
for an account of his Royal Highness's debts and effects, under
which a reference was made to the Master, before whom
Mr. Davis put in his claim for the amount of the bond
riven by the Duke of York to his father. The Master did
not allow this claim, and exceptions were taken to his
report by the defendant. The sum claimed under the
bond was ordered to be transferred into the
name of Mr. Davis, to abide the further order
of the Court. On the exceptions taken to the
11aster's report coming on for argument, his Honour
'fires:ted a trial at law to ascertain the validity of the
bond, and ordered the consideration of the exception,' to
stand over. Upon that trial the Jury found in favour
of the validity of the bond. Mr. Davis therefore now
came to the Court by petition, praying the transfer of the
money to him, and the exceptions, which had been ordered
to stand over, came on with the petition for consideration.
His HONOUR granted the prayer of the petition, and
allowed the exceptions.—Mr. Davis, therefore, gets his
3,139/. 9s. 11d. out of Court.

VICE-CHANCERY COURT.-(THIS DAY.)