The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-18 00:00:00

at Calcutta lls 6d, and sea damaged 4s to lOs
per cwt. Of Foreign East India Rice several pay
have been sold privately, but not at better pric"_,
;„
Madras yellow fetching 8s 3d to 8s 6d ; Java white 95,:
I Is, and yellow 8s to 9s per cwt. For cleaned ite
there is at present not much demand ; 21s to 275 is
value of Carolina ; and 13s to 17s per cwt for rat
This afternoon the few parcels of East India Klee ufi
posed of privately were rather under those previous'
quoted.
SALTPETRE.—Rough is not much wanted at
by shippers or the home trade, and by private COntra";
little business has been transacted, but holders will /s°l;
submit to any decline in prices. English refined 11
moved off slowly at 29s 6d to 30s per cwt.
INDlGO.—Although the accounts received from -,
cutta are favourable for the Indigo crop, still boll(
here manifest firmness, and supply the market sparld
parcels cannot be purchased, excepting at prices Itj
equal to those of the last quarterly sale ; indeed, Pi c°
lots are fetching a small advance. rr
OlLS.—Cocoa Nut Oil has met with increased atted,
tion, but holders have not been able to obtain any
vance in prices. At auction, Cochin China,sold at 289 b,
to 29s per cwt for fine quality, being the former "td,
Palm at 24s 9d to 26s 3d per cwt for low to Voj
The market is in a dull state for Linseed Oil, s 1„;;
prices are still going down, sales on the
having been made at 23s 6d to 23s 9d per .;',O
ilape Oil, pale at 35s 6d to 365, and brown 34s 6d to '441
t°,o per cwt. Olive Oil at 451 to 46/ for Gallipoli, 421
for Spanish, and 401 to :111 per tun for Barbary. ",for
Oils at 341 lOs to 34115 s for pale Seal, 33l 15s to 34%0
Cod, and at 281 to 321 per ton for Southern • none
_,P
been offered at auction. Prices are not higher 'for SP;er,
Fine British is 851 to 86/, and American 821 to 83'
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tun. This afternoon, for Linseed Oil, an extensive hu

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ness was transacted at stiffer rates. for
TALLOW.—The market has been in a quiet stateics
Russian Tallow, and there is generally more inclll3•Lo
on the part of the merchants to realise. There has 'lO
only a limited demand for P.Y. Candle on the spo4, fir
to 41s 3d accepted for old, and 41s 6d to 41s 9d per O'er
new quality. For delivery the transactions have bee
tremely limited, and there are sellers at 41s 9d for the
y,three months of the year. The public sales of Tally,
however, went at full rates : 549 pkgs South .Issclerlo
were mostly sold at 37s 34 to 42s fid, 10 pk
3d to 41s 6d, 93 pkgs East,lndia 41a to 42s 9d, 49 o'7
New South Wales 35s 9d to 41s 9d, and 17 coskSho
Italian 41s 3d to 41s 6d per cwt. Town Tallovla
been readily disposed of at 4ls per cwt, nett cash.
supply is still small. gs North m

THE REGISTRATIONS.
CITY OF LONDON.
Some discussion was created yesteraay
the existence of two electoral lists from the parish 00)j,
Stephen's, Walbrook. One list is furnished by Mr-
dcrman Gibbs, and the other by Mr. Rock.
In reply to a question from Mr. Wansey upon
subject,
The REVISING BARRISTER said the more rego
course would have been to defer the consideration el 'y
matter until the revision of the lists of St. StePhikel
Walbrook, were before the Court in the usual P‘ctsy
he should, therefore, postpone any decision upon'
matter until that time. e
tel
The Court having intimated, at its rising yes „jot
its intention to take the cbj?ctions against, and the Clio
to, the several Liveries, the clerks of the Cornriel
were in attendance; and the Apothecaries' being there
on the list, was gone through wiih but few objectin,%o
CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.—When the Barbers 'JO
pany was under decision, a point was raised vvhiel4ol
an important opinion from the Court. Many °I 00
freemen who had changed their residences, were jo to
habit of addressing letters to the respective agePti?
be shown in Court, in order that their description olr,c)
be amended. The Revising Barrister decided that for
letters could not be admitted as proof, although oral a
mation to those gentlemen from the applicants 'nig',"
In the case of John Davis, whose franchise was p 0
tested by the Conservative agent, on the ground of
residing at the place named in the list, it was Pt htto
that he was and had been for many years resident ti;ol'
when the Revising Barrister awarded costs for gr"
less opposition.
Up to the time of our - the revision

p , going to press, .
proceeded as far as the Clothworkers' Company.

TOWER HAMLETS.
D. C. Moylan, Esq., the Learned Counsel aPP°4
by the Judges to revise the list of voters for the bor.?
of the Tower Hamlets, opened his Court en Mona.„6-Y ot*
that purpose at eleven o'clock, at the Court icitY
Wellclose-square. The sitting lasted till neariNd
o'clock, and the lists of a considerable number of Plisz
were gone through.
Mr. Boxer, solicitor, appeared for the LiberaY,,,
Mr. Brutton, solicitor, appeared for the Conservative,/
There were no objections in any of the lists ofpa
gone through this day, but there were some claims-
The parishes the lists of which were gone awe
were as follow : - cid°

Bromley, St. Leonard, in which parish two
were made and allowed.
Christchurch, Spitalfields, in which four claims
made, of which three were allowed. la*
Holy Trinity, Minories, in which there were no c
Mile-end, New-town, in which there were no
Norton Folgate, in which there were no claims._ .000
The Old Artillery-ground, in which two claim`
made, and disallowed.
Ratcliffe Hamlet, in which there were two cl.O
which were disallowed.

St. Anne, Limehouse, in which there were

claims, out of which only one was allowed. to°
St. Botolph Without, Aldgate, in which there we
claims. .40
St. G ;n which tof fi laims. one oia

~t. .leorge, in which, out o .ve c
allowed.
Cl
St. John, of Wapping, in which there were no c
St. Mary, Stratford. Bow, in which there weir
claims. tbrel
St. Mary, Whitechapel, in which there were ,ed,
claims, of which two were allowed, and one disall0"0
St. Paul, Shadwell, in which there were two ell'
both of which were disallowed.
riot .41

In the list of St. Matthew, Bethnal-green, g P°\,..ch
raised of considerable importance, and upon
number of claims depended. The case of Air. Illg.ree
Benson, of King-street, Old Ford-lane, was by
went made the hinge upon which this particular SP
of claims should turn. The claimants, of wh°_,llscosr,
Benson was thus made the representative, occupielto P
pound houses, and their rates had all been paid ; poi
was contended by Mr. Brutton that the parties 1111"
made their claim within the proper time.
Mr. Boxer contended that the omission of then the,
qualified persons was a wilful one, and render': 1)0
overseers liable to a fine. The overseers last Ye% fr
omitted this very same class of voters, and the ttlf. theoe,
vising Barrister had decided that the claims °`tance'
voters must be allowed. Under these circunis

there could be no excuse for the overseers.
Considerable discussion took place, and ultima
The Learned Barrister decided that he should, one
il
his judgment as to the fines to a future day, anajirio'
sr„
had consulted with Mr. Arnold (the Revising 014 0
of last year). As to the validity of Mr. Benson'sd
he had no doubt ; it was a good one, and he WOE
allow it accordingly. el
Nearly sixty other claims belonging to the WI"
gory were in consequence allowed.
Mr. Moylan will sit again this day.

MARYLEBONE. t
The revision of the lists of voters for the optile:nted°
extensive borough of Marylebone has been aPP„,T; Con:
take place on Monday next, the 23d inst. "-:doo''
servatives have made no less than 1,174 oil)-111
whilst the Reform Association have made t, 1/11_,g
claims of both parties are altogether insigniouer,
there are several hundred individual claims on Pl-' ivb"
of persons who are lodgers, and by the Chartis,,,sts'
have formed themselves into a " Suffrage" Assn,"..hlor,
The number of voters in the register for the bor011:70
year was 14,749. On the lists at the present
1-1" tivr,
number is 15,784, making an increase of 935 ; e
number, it is expected, will be much diminished be
revision.
hee.
l f°
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS.--Information has --
warded to Bow-street, and thence to the variousL-ee
politan and city police-offices and stations, that Pair
the prisoners confined for various offences in St• be:
gaol had managed to effect their escape therer,Vipot
tween the hours of one and two o'clock in the tile
of Thursday last, and, notwithstanding the eff°loo,l°
by Mr. Dreyton, the Governor, aided by the V. „Itlefry
trace out their retreat, they have as yet been
Mr. Dreyton has offered a reward of 15 guineas°. A
apprehension.