The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-26 00:00:00

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• SHIPPING-(THIS DAY).

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, JAN. 25.—Wind W., light breeze.- Arrived from the
river and sailed the Morning Star, Linton, for Ceylon ; General
Aplin, for Madras, Calcutta, and China; Sarepta, Bowers,
for Constantinople • Harmony, Mathieson, tor Malta; Andrew
Nugent, —, for Constantinople;
; Richard Batley, Scott, for Marseilles ;
Ehemis (galliot. of Bremen), —, for Cardiff; and Hampton,
Elder, for Jamaica. Arrived the Prince Oscar, Falconer, from
Sierra Leone. Ships arrived at Sierra Leone—Navarino, of Bris-
tol ; Fifeshire, of Newcastle ; Thomas, of Harrington , Edward,
Helen, and Eliza, of London ; and Eliza, of Liverpool. An Ame-
rican packet ship passed for the river, " P. C." in maintop-gallant
sail. The Maitland transport for Malta, and Greenock for Ja.
inaica, arrived this afternoon from the river and remain.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 24.—Wind W.—Arrived the Celerity, ,
from St. Michael's ; and Walter Hamilton, —, from Gergenti.
FALMOUTH JAN. 23.—Wind W. to W.S.W. Jan. 24,._.,
Wind W. to N.W., moderate breezes.—Arrived the Ace of
Trumps, Drake, and Active, Snell, from St. Michael's.
MA itoezrz, JAN. 25.—Arrived off port the Egham, Turner,
from the Cape of Good Hope ; City of Genoa, Bulwer, from South
America; Mersey, James, and Sarah and Eliza, from Dublin ; and
Acorn, James, from Limerick.

TORBAY, JAN. 24.—Arrived off port the Iris, Browse, from St
Michael's.

BRISTOL, JAN. 25.—Arrived the Isabella, Cundy, from the
Mauritius ; Carnation, Barrow, and Hero, Bale, from St. Michael's;
and Mariner, Eseott, and Midas, Clarke, from Odessa.
LIVERPOOL, Jaw. 24.—Arrived the Mary Bibby, Neale, Prom
Bombay ; Jane Prowse, Wardle, from Bombay ; George Canning,
Thurso, from Para ; Regular, Bond, from Berbice; Mary How-
lands, Croker, from Charlston ; Meridian, Harding, and Messen-
ger, Higgins, from Virginia ; Caledonia, Higgins, and Due d'Or-
leans, Hoodleas, from New York ; Dampier, Nicoland, from Nas-
seau ; Granville, Coole, from St. John's New Brunswick ; Broad
Axe, Young, from Trieste ; and the Ravenswood, Robertson, *on)
Sicily. Off port the Earl Selkirk, from St. Andrews, New Bruns-
wick. Sailed the Emma, Pecket, and Intrinsic, Chambers, for
Calcutta.
DOWER, '24.—Arrived off port the Eghara. Turner, from the,
Cape of Good Hope—sailed 25th November.

The
bland on thlia Meeg 2oth instant-crew nder Hoenens
s,
aiw. t from Bati.':via, was lost off George
The Velocity, Davis, from Newry, was on shore osk Rye Bar yes-
terday, but expected to be got off.

THE MARKETS—(THIS DAY).
CORN EXCHANGE.
In the past week the arrivals of most descriptions of Grain were
liberal with a good return of Flour. The trade throughout showed
very little variation from the previous Monday. This morning there
were only moderate fresh supplies of all kinds of Corn, with a good
attendance of buyers, who, however, did not chew much spirit
in purchasing. Fine Wheat continues scarce and readily obtained
last Monday's terms ; for all other qualities the trade has been dull
at previous rates. Fine malting Barley is free sale, and again
rather dear ; but there is no alteration in other sorts. Beans and
Pease maintain the rates last quoted. There has been a consider...
able sale for Oats since this day se'nnight, and may be reported Gd.
to ls. per quarter higher ; but the trade was not free this morning
owing to the mildness of the weather. In the Flour trade time is
no variation.

PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
Wheat, Red (old) —3 —a I Beani, Small (new)..,,,,,.....-4.^,a.----,.. White (01d)... -.11.. —a. -............. (01,11
----. Red ;la%) 4os. 43a.
---- Fins. 42s 435.
----..Superth.e.. .. 445. 45,.
--. White (1834) A3s. 435.
Fine 46s 56e.
----Superfine........ 50s. 545.
—_—Foreign free
Rye 366. 40s.
Barley 22, 'A,.
Grinding %Ka. 3eb.
Malting .33;.315.
Malt .445. 50,
Fine New 595. 643
Pease, Grey, New 365. 40s,
Maple New 4os. 435.
—. White 345. -:(is
Boilers 411,. 444.
ARRIVALS kik'

Tick (new) ......•••....... 36,
(old) 97s 9,,5.
Harrow (new) . 588.
(old) Ws. 40s.
Brank..•• ..........«.... 11
Oats, Feel— .......... **sue •-..
—a:
New •

a WA11344
•••••41.
Potatoe ........
New •••••• 26s. 2Ss - Scotch ••.....• ...... • •
26s 28s.
...... 195.24 a.
Flour Town per( sack) ..... 4013.4.2k
- Seconds.... 34* 38r.
-- North Country 325.34 a.
Bran
9e les.

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ARRIVALS tit' GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
1 F:--1 I L''' 11 ?. zi , From W Frohence. 7 1" I kI e
F. ...., t• . ni.
—......—,......... -.-1-_____. —1.—..,---. ...-......\.....-. Q
. Q r.,
-1 . q rs. Q
r 8 . Qrsl. Qrs. Qr lb. Sacks.
Aldbormigh rs2
25 4 - - - -- 17
Alernowh lO6 - - a - - 20 -..-.
lloston - 500 1,1570 - $0 - -..
Bridport - 249 - - -.-- - Clay - 1!:56 - - - - .... 586
~it 'Colchester 2 8 152 705 ,-.- 241 38 , 970
MT ilarwich 938 19 225 -- - 191 47 1.580
ti, Leigh - 4 - 330 24 -
Maldon - --. 294 30 Exeter - 250 - -- - - .- 780
50
GI iniaby 6O 200 - 203 - - -
-... Hastings...« - 10 - - - - --
Hull
Ipswich 607 524 1766 - -- 30 2G 500
LKent - 195 107 015,
owe4to3 ...... - 5 265 BS --
Lynn - - -
e
Pool Newcastle
-- --. • 40
SOuthwold - - - -- -
Spalding
._- 20
Stockton - - - - 3 - - .- -- 210
- --.- 7001
Teignmouth - - 100 - -.-- --
Wells - 260 ' - - - 230
Wisbeach - -
Woodbridge 786 1212 506 .. - 10 4 260
Yarmouth 2B 2005 1549 - - 13 ( -179 S
Aberdeen
- - • - 3825 Banff - 403 - 4842 - 30 6-- 23 55 -
Berwick - 50 -. 768 -- 146 --. 33
Dundee - 147 - 50 - - I - - Glasgow
- - 34 - - - -
Inver --
ness 286 180 - 434 - -- -
Kirkaldy ..... - - - 94 - - 10
Leith...-
- 32 121 73 - - Montrose - - - 28 - 160 158 -
-
-
---
..........
9918 7781 8455 12221 - 1701 599 8881.
IRISH.
Ballina - - -
~1738 "'- - -- ....
Cork 93 - -- 962 - -
-. _
Dublin -- -- 1100 --
Limerick ... - - - -- .... 962 ....
Londonderry
Sligo
- . 1 '990 -- - -
-- - : 820 ---
-- - - .
Youghall.... - 24 - 1036 - - .- -
F0RE1(2,14.
Dant..
L, .c _ - - - - - 167 2006
--.- - - - 52 320 --
amburg. ...
Nyborg
total - 1753 1678 10971
. ..... .

110011
QUA

AGGREGATE
Tares, 119—Line,

I 1076
PULS,

rTITIE!
-tiapesl

OTHER
-"ttank,

II KINDS OP
:, o—Mustard,

ea. 210

. SMITHFIEL
This day's supply was very lir
brisk, at the following

) MARKET.
cited, and the trade was rather

PRICES PER STONE OF BLB. TO SINK TUX OFFALS.
6. d. to s. d
s d. to s. d.
Interior Beasts 2O 2 2 Inferior Sheep 22 2 4 Second quality ditto 24 2 8 Second quality ditto 2B 3 0
Prime large 0xen......... 3 6 3 8 Coarse-wsolled ditto 3 6 3 8
Prime Scots, &c
Large coarse Calves 3 0 4 4 Large Hogs
Prime small ditto ...„.. 4 8 5 0 Small Porkers ........_ 9 4 3 41
Suckling Calves each —l2. U 24 i Quarter old Pigs each, 8 U 12 0
SUPPLY, AS PER CLERK'S STATEMENT.
Beasts. /
S 0
Sheep 1 Calves. 5
1 Pigs
2,499 19,980 130
About 600 01 the Beasts came up the St. Alban's road; about 800 op
the other northern roads; .shout 350 (including Irish) from the western
and midland districts : about 800 from Norfolk, Suffhlt, Essex. and Cam
bridgeshire; about 100 from !N cot and Su-sex; and most of ther ernainder
from the marshes, &c. in the neighbourhood of London.

NEWOATE AND LEA
At per stone, I
sd. tes d. sd. d.
Beef, inferior 2 U 2 I Mutton, inferior 2 2 2 4
---- middling "42 6 - middling. - prime large 2103 0 -- prime 34 3 8
--- prime small 1 2 3 4 Perk, large
Veal

DENHALL MARKETS.
by the Carcass,

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.--Jan. 44.
The farmers supply of Wheat to-day was again liberal, tatteh of
it in very poor condition. The best samples sold readily at last
weeks prices ; the inferior at a decline of Is. per quarter. Them
was also a large supply of country Oats, with a brisk demand, at
an advance of Is. per quarter. Of Barley the arrivals this wear
have been trifling, yet our buyers still very unwillingly submit to
any advance on late prices. Fine Malt steady. Rye almost
nominal. Beans and Pease go off readily. Flour of good marks in.
fair demand.

%%lit It, Northumberland New. Old.
--368.
Norfolk and 5uff01k...... .....
.... :1941. 448 39P --s.
Berwick and Scotch 36s..—5....... -....3. 39k
Foreign
"...e.,' ... ...43. —s.
Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk
~,,,.. ........ —a. +S.
Foreign
...... ..35‘. —B. —4l.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk ..,.. 3....... ~......
Grinding and Feeding .., t 32;
Malt, Norfolk and Sufiblk
56s
•-.4
360t5s —a. 578.
TiCk
Deane, Small
34i.••.• I. .
..........,
Coate, White ..
6s -- --4
...... .......
3.5 s 3. ... •••••• ..6.1
---- Gray •••1111.4111,
Oats; N; ray
l'otatoe :pc)s 245....... ...411.
"'."...-
".."--"'"-•••• Feed ... lit 235.......
—a— Foreign ...
.
Floor, FFine29s. 31s.
Fine (V.rt m ek)

We regret to learn that the net proceeds of the
Christmas Festival will not much exceed 1001.—Birminghana
Advertiser.

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GIBSON V. WELLESLEY.
Mr. KNIGHT stated that this case came before the Court for the
purpose of having the minutes delivered out by the Registrar cor-
rected. A petition had been presented by several of the incum-
brancers on the estates of Mr. Lottg Wellesley, complaining of the
conduct of Mr. Cutts, the steward of that gentleman, in having
received several sums from the different tenants of the estates, not-
withstanding he had notice of the Court's having granted a re-
ceiver on injunction ; and praying that Mr. Cutt s might be
compelled to account for, and to pay over to the said re-
ceiver, the amount which he had so received. The question
discussed npon the hearing of the petition was whether Mrs. Cutts
should be removed, that gentleman set ip a claim against Mr. Wel-
lesley which he contended entitled him to retain the rents in ques-
tion. The order submitted to by the present Lord Chancellor of
Ireland was that a reference should be made to the master to take
an account of all that Mr. Cutts had received, whether he had fully
accounted for it, and that in future he should pay all the fines he
did receive to the receiver; and the rest of the petition was or-
dered to stand over with liberty to the parties to apply. The mi-
nutes as originally delivered out by the registrar was quite correct
directing a reference to the Master to take an account of all sums
that had been received by Mr. Cutts ; the Registrar however had
subsequently thought fit to alter the minutes, making them con-
formable to the prayer of the petition ; this the Learned Counsel
submitted was inconsistent with the order pronounced by the Court,
and therefore that he was entitled to have the minutes altered.
Mr. ROUPELL contended that the last minutes delivered out by
the Registrar was the real order pronounced by the Court.
His HONOUR said as there was a dispute upon the fact between
the parties, he would have the registrar's book produced, and or-
dered the case to stand over for that purpose.
TAKING BILLS PRO CONFESSO.
The 'VICE- CHA NCELLOR said that in consequence of it having
been intimated to him that his Honour the Master of the Rolls had
stated that he considered that a cause could not be advanced for the
purpose of taking the decree pro confesso, he had very carefully
considered the subject, and was of opinion, from that considera-
tion, together with the decision of Lord Eldon, in the case of Bol-
ton v. Gaskell, that a cause could be advanced according to the
practice of the Court, where the object only was for the purpose of
taking the decree pro confesso.

780
10
400
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