The Sun.
London, England, 1835-05-20 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDING

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
I. Political Franchise Bill—Second reading.
2. Lord's Day Observance Bill—Committee.
3. Wills Execution Bill—Further consideration of Report. .of
4. Executors and Administrators Bill—Further consi '
deratio

Report.
5. Seamen Enlistment Bill—Second reading.
6. Cruelty to Animals Bill—Committee.
7. Sale of Bread Bill—Second reading.
8.. Roman Catholic Marriages Bill—Second reading.
9. Manure Toll Exemption Bill—Second reading.
10. Supply—Committee.
11. Bankrupts Estates (Scotland) Bill—Second reading.
12. Ways and Means—Committee.
13. Oaths Abolition Bill—Third reading.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAYLAjeof
l. jUr. Robinson,—Select Committee to consider the exr—
of b: Revision and Commutation of Taxes. f del'
2. Mr. Ha. ves,—Select Committee to consider what act:_°xsDll
ing shout i be exempted from the operation of the L T
Observance Dill.
3. Mr. Ewart,-13i;;, giving Prisoners full Defence bY CA
and Attorney.
cep4. Mr. Ewart,—Bill to :abolish Capital Punishments; 10.
cases. ei iii
5. Mr. P. Stewart,—Bill for rPgulation of Salmon Fisbesi
Scotland. , tol n
6. Mr. Hawes,—Bill for the better regulation and raDaVe
Inns, Alehouses, and Victualling Houses.es ft V
7. Mr. Buckingham,—To move the abolition of Irnpresso
the
Humvy Na. I°(,. ea
8. Mr. e,—Petitien from Mr. John Child, iTOPri- 11
non-payment of Church Rates. iidated fend
9. Mr. Baring,—To vote 8,000,0001. out of the Conon
(in Committee of Ways and Means). of Co'
10. Mr. Cripps,—Bill for the better regulation of the oil °
,
roner. 04'1
11. Mr.lWallace,—Return of the Officers of the Courts°
Scotland.
12. Sir William Rae,—To move that the Bankrupts Estates
land) Bill be referred to a Select Committee- .

YOUGHAL ELECTION COAIMITTEI3',DuIIer
Ffrench, F. I'vlatilienzie, J. A. S. East, Jan:,
But don, W. W. Russell, Lord Turner, Nv,j,
Handley, H. Mordaunt, Sir J. Heathcold,
.Alford, Lord Bew es, T.
ROSCOMMON ELECTION COMMITTEE'
Tooke, W. Baring, W. B. Paget, f• „It
Crewe, Sir G. ' Barnard, E. G. BrothertEtolegh
Molesworth, Sir W. Dobbin, L. Walker,P „g
Johnstone, J. .1. H. 1"
SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE CHANNE—
r,
CORN TRADE.
Duncombe. W.
Handley, H.
Darling.on, Eatl of
Mamie, Hon. Fox
Gislyirne, T.
Denison, J. E.
Di vett, E.
Hutt, W.
Alston, Rowland

Thomson, C. P.
Chandos, Marquis of
Peel, Sir R
Lahti; echere, H.
Cayley, E. S.
Russell, Lord C. J. F.
Codrington, Sir E.
Heathcote, G. J.
Lowther, Viscount
Parrott, J.

Clivebert
ft,,c,
Villiers, sir 0,
Knatelibu„.l.
Grahairl,
Lefevre, ,r‘ s ,
Bralnstonl,
Sanfoord,t :lord P.
seymu

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KIN G'S BENC H.-(T HIS DA

BOSSY V. MARSHALL. f 1. 45:0-
, This was an action brought to recover a sum 9 -1
edicwl
balance due by the defendant for medicine and ra
tendance. Verdict for the plaintiff 911. 4s. 9d.

EXCHEQUER COURT.—(THIS J' n
"

kt'AULIFFE 0. BICKNELL.
1,1.0
This was an action for wages. The
age
was Mr. ADDISON stated the case to the Jury.
was a seaman, who had gone out two South Sea /or
the Coquet, Captain Thornton. As usual in 5,,t1c,,", oat
tions the crew were to be sharers of the produce otll7iffbemi"
The oil had turned out a bad speculation, and the
displeased with his share, now brought his action fig"'
the
owners of the ship. ea for et
Mr. PLATT (with whom was Mr. BIRD), aPPear,„in bdol4
defendant, and put in the contract which the caPr: plsl',6l
tered into with the crew, which was signed by tP-beoft'd
and in which was an express stipulation that neither% is n,
nor the ship were to be liable for the wages, and °of. 6
transaction entirely between the captain and the er 0 befol
proved that the contract was read over to the Oeniiiiit'
they signed it, and the Learned Judge nonsuited die r
CLERKS V. RICHARDS. VICS Aft,
Lord ABINGER gave judgment in this case, .;,Ist
bill by Messrs. Clerk and Nledcalf, attornies, agjeßoellat
Richards, formerly a partner in the firm, for a eett.-ose
the partnership affairs. The main question in the a „ill
whether the salary of Clerk inl Court, which artallePirf,
purchased by partnership money, now that the P ,rto
was dissolved, ought still to be divided between the
,k;
His Lordship decided, that the salary ought .11
divided.
THE MARKETS—(THIS DA'Y'S
A

CORN EXCHANGE. ife';ls/
There are moderate arrivals of all kinds of Grain elision lit cot
a good return of Flour. The Wheat trade continueg elision
jo.
Monday's rates. In Barley, Beans, and Peas, no alter‘,7oitteu
Oats the trade is not lively, and less prices have been
Flour dull and unvaried.

ARRIVALS. /
5 540
W Oats. 1 heat I Barley. rS.
English
Irish
Foreign - - 2,480

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DA

L CITY, TWELVE 00' ,-/- ter&
The British and Foreign Funds, in the course of Yes000:01
had a favourable appearance, but towards the afternolop
becoming very scarce, the various Securities gave ,h 0
d A
close heavy 0
. 64 vci
In the American Papers, recently arrived, it is 5,; Judo(
forty-four indictments have been found by the Graou ~
_ree,,
New Jersey against persons for plundering from the no
v
vessels recently stranded on the coast. Amongst ttioutooti
two Justices of the Peace residing in the county of 14
THE FUNDS. CPriOr
Consols, which had reached 92i for the Account, od
924, and opened this morning at 994 both for Money
the Account, with little doing. 0115•04,
The Bank Directors are again selling ExchequeirAia
Exchequer Bills, 27 29 ; India Bonds, 9 11 ; 111-
,A 0
2591 2601 ; Bank Stock, 215 16. vest'o
The Foreign Market, which left off very heallitif'
opened this morning with lower prices, particulenfe of. rt.
Bonds and Spanish Scrip, which have the appearale
ther decline. Spanish Bonds, 664 ; Spanish Ser'Ney
mium ; Portuguese, 1014 4 • Columbian, 454 6; t ill
45 46 ; Peruvian, 35 36 ; Chiliau, 524 34.
tb
By the mail from Lisbon this morning we lefasi!ore
was quiet in that capital; but in the north of P°"—soo
disturbances had taken place, not of a serious natitre,
jr
soon put down. bOor
Since the above was written the Foreign Markel- lg
sumed a very heavy appearance, and Spanish St°c"
clining—done at 66 ; Scrip also lower. 014.4
es
HALF-PAST erY ILO'
Both the British and Foreign Markets have seciu,
appearance at present, particularly the Foreign scri,P d
Spanish has receded from 664 7 to 65f ; Spanish eirel9
at q prem. to 5,4 prem. It is supposed that theeteir
money has caused the holders of Spanish to bringp'ortte
to market. Mexican Bonds, 45; Peruvian 35i' 004
10q-
Consols, which were in the morning 924 for the igcv;l39rell
has receded to 92, with little doing ; the same or low
Exchequer Bills, 27 26, lower; India Bonds, 9 1 ia
Bank Stock, 215 2144, lower; India Stock, 25 OCr
THREE 0'

Console for the Account, 82,
THE FUNDS.—C.
BRITISI-
Bank Stock "WI
3 per Cent. Red 911 i
3 per Cent. Cons 93
'll per Cent.
1I per Cent Red (sB5B
New 34 per Cent • I00!.8
4 per Cent. Assented
Dissented ........
Long Annuities to expire
Jail 1860 l6 15-16
Oct 1859... .............
Jun, 1660
tOREIGI

ri
40SING PRI,,E
FUNDS.
India Stock ..................
Ditto Bonds ... .....
South Sea Stock ••• ..............
Ditto Old Annuities ......
•es •....
Ditto New Annual ....
Ex. Bills, ...........
Ditto 500/... ......... .
Ditto
Bank Stock for 0pg..V„.0,'
India Stock for Act.
Consols for Act. ............

99,,
UNDS. 5 per cent.l°l'
Portuguese Bonds, .
Ditto, Now Ditto ......
Prussian. 5 per cent' Ore"
Russian 'Bonds, 5 Per
Ditto, Metallic ....... r
....oe' 64,‘
Spanish, 5 per 4
Ditto, 1b34 ...............
French, 5 per cent • e"'L
..............
French, 3 per cent. .....
Dutch, 2/ per cent. ....
Ditto, .5 per cent..••••••• ,f 0•
p 3
D E L , TO P, tti°
AMARTINE S rILGRIMAGE TO - o'y
LAND. This book is studded with intellectual gere dee,
finest water, and must be altogether regarded as, „, and spd,
tary of the rich mental ore of the most imagioatTe free tifo;
sitive poets of the present day. It contains IP ebe,
sparkling outpourings of a high genius. MBlll sgest of
pieces of poetry are interspersed throughout its
delicateP peo4,
these have been exquisitely rendered by the well'
Miss L. E. Landon. Nor must we forget that agoiotldi.
sg;arviteeddlpyoratnraditaicscuprraetfiexlyed
dtoonet,heawndork.
the The trsifi tgloieb?
ginal has, we think, been excellently presersveirai.t-":Cd.
cf°
tfr Evening Post. pH. to
THE LATE MIDDLESEX ELECTION.—"' ids P.dtf
v. Ttinns.—At the Sheriff's Court, on TuesdaY, "featipts
was brought by an attorney, to recover from the lietthe ircr
who acted as Chairman to Mr. Wood's Committeefor
L Vie
the P ara
Middlesex Election, the sum of eighteen guineas
fessional assistance. Mr. Godson aeared for /ic
and Mr. Adolphus for the defence. -The Jury Nun" $ 19
for the defendant. 14.0ratiOrlijon$1,
NATIONAL GALLERY.—Another No poi
taken place in the front of the west wing of the oe" hoe re
Gallery. The figures which were over the porticotre rePocii
only been removed, but also the group in the centre'
senting the death of Lord Nelson, which was consm.ed
more appropriate to the naval column to be erect Thoio
centre of Trafalgar-square than to the above buildlii.oo 01
repeated alterations, it is said, have not proceecle.,,,a,e froPbo
architect, but from the interference of others. "iu of otter
the wing has now a good effect. Under the same 1%1
Noy-
Gallery, for exhib;ting the national pictures, the iop pt
to 1,2 accounnodated ‘vita a place
will hold a half more pictures than the Exhibitiou-ru
Somerset House. of exhibit 405

Austrian, 5 per cent

, .
Belgian, 5 per cent 1021;,
Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres, 6 per cent 33
Chilian, 6 per cent 52
Columbian, 6 per cent. 4O
Ditto, 1824
Danish '77
Greek Bonds, 1823,5 per cent —
Mexican, 5 per cent., 1825 —
Ditto, 1825, 6 per cent. 4s}
Peruvian, 6 per cent.