The Sun.
London, England, 1835-12-07 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, MQNDA V, DECEMBER 7, 1835

charged, and a like number summoned to dis-
charge the functions of Jurms on the day follow-
ing. By this means the labour would be
subdivided, so as to give to every person legally quali-
fied, an opportunity of serving as a Juror, instead of
throwing the whole burden on the .shoulders of a few

individuals in each parish. Mr. LESLIE calculates
that if his plan ware adopted, the time required for the
personal attendance of each Juror. would not exceed one
day in the year; whereas under the existing mode of
summoning Jurors, he has himself been obliged to
serve eleven days, from the Ist of November to Saturday
last. Lord ABINGER promised to submit the suggestion
of Mr. LESLIE to the consideration of the twelve
Judges. We confidently trust that it will be
adopted. Under the present system many tradesmen

in London are great sufferers by being annually called
away from their busi►less, for weeks together, to serve
as Jurors in Westminster. Nor is if so much the

,umber of days which Jurors are called upon to serve

that is the main subject of complaint. It is.the un-
certainty which attends the service and the being
compelled to give unremitting attendance upon the
Courts, that injures and irritates men of business-
habits, and pursuits. The Judges themselves are
aware of this, and we have no doubt but that they will
gladly adopt so simple and efficacious a remedy. The
respectable tradesmen of London owe much to Mr.
LESLIE for his well-timed, and very excellent proposal
for amending this important branch of the Executive.

We trust Government will take an early opportu-
nity of investigating the circumstances connected with
the late melancholy shipwreck of the female convict
ship Neva, by which upwards of two hundred and
twenty-six lives were lost. This is the third catas-
trophe of the sort that has taken place within three
years. The Amphitrite was the first that was wrecked ;
next came the George the Third, and now we have
the Neva; and we fear that in all these three instances
it will be found that the frail and crazy nature of the
vessels was one of the chief causes of their going to
pieces. These matters should be thoroughly investi-
gated at head-quarters, for there is no principle of
economy that can justify the wantonly sporting with the
lives of so many human beings. We know not who
is to blame ; but that there has been great remissness
somewhere, is, we suspect, but too evident.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of Wheat, Barley, Beans, and Flour, last
week, were considerable ; of Oats, owing to the boisterous
weather, the quantity was small. The trade during thc,week
was heavy for every article. This morning there has been a
good fresh supply of Wheat, Barley, and New Beans. The
quality of the Whetit comes worse, being affected by the wea-
ther. A feW samples, firm and dry, maintained their value,
hut other qualities arc Is. to 2s. per quarter lower. Barley,
also, is full Is. per quarter cheaper. New Beans are declined
Is. to 2s. per quarter, and many parcels of Ticks left unsold.
The Oat trade is firm, having few at present here, and the
demand has been slack, the buyers preferring to wait for fur-
ther arrivals. The Flour trade remains extremely dull, at the
late low prices.

Wheat, Red (old) •
---- White (old)
—•—•—• Red ;1835)
--- Fine
Sul erfi e
Wh te (1835)
Fine
---- Superfine
------FOrcign free
Rye
B.aley
--- Grinding.
Malting
Malt

PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP. .
...:,,6s. 40s. Beans, Small ,new) —s.—s.
.40s. 4.63. ------ (old)
..325. 31;. Tick (new) 3.), 32..
..335. 38s. • (old) 'l5, :;7s
..338. 411;. Harrow (new) '33,.:141
. 335. 375.
..398.42;. Brant' 1f15.348.
..495. 45;. Oats, Feed 20.; "2s.
New 17; 213.
~308. 35;. Poland `,.?; 25s
..218 235. New ',Os 248.
.245. 275. Potatoe •"4=.2.15.
..08;.33>.
New •;2 243.
..445. 50s. Scotch 2l. 2.Ss.
..508. 625. lrish 16:.
..30; 31;. Flour Town ,per sack' `l6, 38s.
..32;.34;. Seconds :34, 355.
..30>. 32, North Country '2B, :13..
~31s. :39 Bran
N IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.

-- Eine New
Pease, Grey, New
--- Maple New
-- White
-- Boilers

ARRIVALS i,F GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
...,4 i, 4 c, ..-". =
From Wh e:lce. ->
,- 2 2 6
g. ~,- if:Z g , • . z
ie
--- -
. 3 •I, s
Qrs.
AlAboroligt ...... 514 1956 15 I:4 124 205
Bost mi ..
Clay — 9.i5 110 460
Dartmouth
~,,f Colchester l2O 28 240 , 90 22 550
Harwich 919 2:2 1402 71 171 1534
A es, Leigh
96 15
'' Maldon .....
Exeter
Fowey — 944
Grimsby — 80 150
Ipswich
ICe.it
Lowestoft — 121 204
Lynn 305 981 9941
Newhaven l9O 830
Penryn
Pools — 110 £0
Southampton
Southwold
Spalding ....
Stockton — 10 :_Ol
Wells — 370 200
Weymouth
Wisboach
Woodbridge 589 1150 50 107
Yarmouth ...... - 81 499 1161
Aberdeen
Banff — 1200 12
Berwick . — 60 60
-- --
88 5 10399 5111 2174 1525 1190 9357
FOREIGN.
Guernsoy
Total

EBO5
QUA:

AGGREGATE
Tares. 15—Linseed

10399 I
iTITIE!
-Rapesi

I Mu
:S OF
;eed. 7-

I 2134 I
OTHER
_frank,

1 KIND
7-M1

1525 1
)S OF
fustard,

1190
rtn,s
ft—se

A supplement to the Gazette of Friday was pub-
lished this morning, containing the Divisions into
Wards of several Cities and Towns, as agreed upon
at the Privy Council, held at Brighton on Saturday.