The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-20 00:00:00

PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE.

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14-,-.iingham and Gloucester lOO .....».. 105%
ei-'4.t00l and Gloucester 103
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.214* 215
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on and Brighton . . ....... .... 50 ....
f'27_l(lon and Greenwich.
-"n.,(100 and South Western ...... 41%
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rsndon and Croydon
171,c10n and York. ."......... ...... . .% 4% 5...... to 4%
-anchester and Leeds.
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7105%
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0.% Devon
-4491 Eastern and Dover• • 33% 38%% ... to
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ttaorid North Midland
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Atrikand card's Comp32L.".?
20
114 beeNcllEsTEn Sroc n EXCHANGE, SEPT. 19. There
kit' ;n rather less doing to-day, with a greater disp.o-
-041.-tt° realise.—Birkenhead, Manchester, and Cheshire
4111e-fin'9 ; Blackburn, Burnley, and Accrington,
Aeltdo w.
and' Caledonian, 41 ; Churnet Valley, 4 ; Hudders-
)44 , Manchester, 2 15-16 ; Leeds, Dewsbury, and
44(14er/ester) 5i ; London and York, 5i ; Manchester
)41111„reds, Half Shares, 53 ; Ditto, Quarters, 12i ;
tli;'"eater and Buxton, 2 13-16 ; Sheffield and Nan-
er) 951 ; and Trent Valley, 9i i•

LITERATURE.
IRELAND AND ITS RULERS'.
h. Newby, London, 1844.
%Nell 'volume forms the third Part of a work on the
ohet of Ireland and its Rulers since the year 1829.
griire",s with an account of " Lord Normanby and his
kter,l which is the most interesting and the most
tlic""Y written chapter in the volume, though we
tole at that the author somewhat underrates the
,4ry: of this popular Irish Viceroy, when he ob-
taord%' of the delightful and amiable qualities of
1,,Z.0 5 Normanby there cannot be the slightest doubt.
.I'Le ever disputed them, but the question is, as to
hl.7°Latesmanship. His popularity in Ireland was
IttthPeat, but it arose principally from the circum-
,,NN„es Of the times, and from the good-will and
`4e Core of the Irish demagogues. It originated in
ktt4„ rn-Exchange, and was supported more by his
er ill's and personal bearing than by his measures
It`toillMtuanship, and finally he did not wait for the
http:. At any rate Lord Normanby kept Ireland
till, lull during the time of his administration; and
e contend, is no slight proof of his statesman-
!ll4 , character of Plunkett is drawn with the
by th discrimination, and the comparison instituted
%I! author between him and Grattan, evinces much
and ingenuitv.

NtrirjeLANATIONs or OUTLAWRY.--Yesterday being
Ike day, the sheriff's officer made the following
phnaMation of outlawry:—William Hilton to answer
4tin. Westcott Bamfield ; William Baines to answer
Itiddle and James Dearn ; H. T. Ryde to
k,th,w," Alfred Bradley Bloxam ; Thomas Read
gth-hti to answer Sir William Pilkington, Bart. ;
'101)-; Charles Trevanion to answer Jacob Con..
George Clarke to answer Joseph
_lv.:
tak" „Yhomas Delahay to answer William Gra
Illomas K. Channel' to answer John Wilkinson;
Tyne to answer John Carlow; Sarah Gregson
wiewer Esther Simpson; Sarah Gregson to answer
'„Ilitela,111 Wood; William Francis Ellaby to answer Nll-
•kiinbleson; Thomas Hawkes to answer William
l'Poli-3; X B. Lake to answer Joseph Smith; George
m0h,',..,40 answer Edward Joseph Hill Jekyll; the Rev.
PCroke to answer the same; Sir John Scott Lillie to
r the same.
tiori°,.:lll,ATlON OF THE WEST INDIES.—The popula-
-41, ttl ;"‘ Antigua, as taken by the last census, was 16,722
4°)562-, and 19,456 females, total 36,178. St. Christopher
teilt- Males, and 12,654 females, total 23,177. St. Irin-
tal Population is 12,600 males and 14,648 females,
ZN,„.7,248. Trinidad the number is 59,815, the males
had i7lng the females by 1,611. In Jamaica the returns.
'lth-,,°t,„heen completed, and in Grenada the provisions
ghof,,;-;ensus Act renders it necessary that the returns
aPpDe laid before the Council and Assembly, and be
PV,:hed of by them previously to being published. In
41141Ceent its is stated that considerably more than a
°„flip: of the whole population appears under 10 years
td 4,ad nearly half the population under 20 years.—
Independent Press, Aug. 22.
1/41.1)C QUEEN AND THE PRESS.—As a proof of the
f
,;11111,a7. of the conductors of the press to afford every in-
-15ove-`,1,(31:1 to the public regarding the movements of the
k;e'gn, and generally on every occasion of interest,
ttpo 4). mention that there are at present at Blair Athol
ills, "'era from the London 7 imes, Morning Post, Morn-
rolllerald. Morning Chronicle, and Illustrated News.
)'l;ll„dinburgh there are the reporters of the Cou-
the ocotsman, Witness, and Mercury; from Glasgow,
frog porter of the Argus, with members of
erYthe press
.oundee, Perth, Aberdeen, &c. As there is not a
444, great pressure of business at present, we under-
they that the gentlemen are enjoying themselves, as
their late a very good right to do on such an occasion—
Gluwo4hours, generally, being arduous and incessant.—
ant.—
to CoastitutionaL
and RE LATE SIR ASTLEY COOPER.—A monument
sts.t;ue have, within the last few days, been erected
Attie, r,501.5 Cathedral, to the memory of the late Sir
l'tlh4 "°per, the eminent surgeon. It was raised by
Profes,sabscription, confined to the members of the
ktek, 'lon of which lie was so valuable a member. The
Coot,er: number of the donors were pupils of Sir Astley
staC, headed by Mr. Calloway and Mr. Travers. The
the likes
3 xclusive of the pedestal, is eight feet high, and
llsilleSS is considered a good one. It is by Mr.
1, ' the Royal Academicians
for he non. Miss Wingfield died at Abbeyleix Rec-
Ortllabe'°_ll Priday last, at an advanced age. She was
C o,
kreatr of Richard third Viscount Powerscourt, and
uaunt to the late Viscount. and sister te the Hon.
it) el Edward Wingfield.
kap Meeting of the inhabitants of the parish of St.
tl.d! tassishaw, in the city of London, was held yes-
g M74h orn ing in the parish church, when the Rev. J.
' of St, Paul's, was elected Lecturer in Divinity.