The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-25 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

lakoot, 3 I nis 23.—Arrived the Margaret,
jo(ltttozr-, from Quebec—sailed the 27th May :
14,10.8:61 of vessels from England had arrived at
te• The Margaret Ann, PHILLIPS, from
I4t, arrived at the Isle of France the 3,1
yt.:llarYs and sailed for Bombay the 20th. His
ittax,4estril ship Speedwell, from Cubs, is arrived
-"assau, N. p.
ititoi;r42-tileJuNrt 24.—Arrived, and. for the
Diligence and Portsmouth transports,
Portsmouth.
I:ktlT'l"lotru, JUNI 24.—Arrived his Majesty's
41.141)'r - R:""i° front a cruise. Sailed the Pegey,
1,
'Lelelni,--) 'or Halifax, atirhas brought up at St.
41), i,",P°RI), Jove 20.-.-Sailed, the Venus,
Ports,
441 'lngt°ll, Cherim,' Jane, and Elizabeth,
tl,troops, for Bristol.

'THE MARKETS.
k .I..kCRANGII; JUNE 25.—'There was very
-4)4lish Wheat at Market rhiS morning, in
*ll,fol tice of. which higher prices were obtain
saitv 1,1. 611 e Samples, and- the Trade 'in general
tltl.` "IlSidered 2s. per quailer dearer than at
it"e'
ll of Aionday's Market ; Grinding Barley
14/4iit°eater request, anal :soft Is. per quarter
POt*i r'
Le supply being small ; the Arrivals of
Itilz"
Yet Oats • augiiient daily, particularly from
t 7•4,. 4 . from the very price of this article,
Wedties 41"
were rather brisk at our quotation of
‘aisy.

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.
341t,43,1 .
%10,,,iiti Et.n,auxe2s.—The Marl:et this tnorning was well
thei, w,th all kinds of Ciittle: Mutton, Lamb, and Veal,
%.ti t,* rf:
rkthha last Monday's Market; Beef.and Pork remain
I.4l'e.sserhe Hay Ma et remains steady, and little or no
ti 11,,1.4:13: dt)lng-,- the prices remain as per last ; in Clover there
1444 Vs Mark"l"ation:et and in Straw h4it little, difference from last
. ' , I,Ass.,„
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0 the
itrri a -• OP PIPB DISTRICT 01, BURGHS.--0n •
Il'iii'"
"f a vacancy in the repttsentation of
riottte,tlllirghs in l'arliatnont, Colonel HUGH BAIL I''' liristol, commenced canvas, there ,t, which is carried ,i) with great activtly•—
1t4.1,t !vl• ItAc has hcen Chatted on the Govern:
lit' ,I-11"elest as Lord Advocate Elect. The sante,
'4I:L .13
zwere
keetilv contested at the last General
list citi"o. ieitymant• Colonel JOHN RAILUI,E, Of
pt, a -4., . t 1n d i
Company%, service having been op-
" to the pretent. Lord AdNoeate.

The COMM-t 4 SEEJEANT having announced that
the ctiotet, of the Livery had fallen on W. Thomp-
son anti J. Parkins, Esq. the Sheriffs with-
eiew to the Court of Aldermen. On the ,return
of the Lord Ilayor and Aldermen to the Hall, the
11,.c,trder was about to address the Livery, w'4en
Nl* Woot-Ett attempted to gain a hearing ; be
was, however, interrupted by one of the City
Marshals, who repre-ented the impropriety Of
disturbing the proceedings, and told him, when
the business of the election was ended would be
the proper time. Mr. Woofer persisted in keep-
ing Iris ground, saying lie was re.,olved not to be
tricked that time, as he had been on a former
occasion —Considerable confusion prevailed for
some time ; 'hen order had been restored,
The RECORDER stated; that W. ThoMpson and
J. H. Parkins, Estill. were ditty elected to serve
the 01ring-a Sheriffs of London and Middlesex,
for the ensuing year ; and that Rd. Clarke, Esq.
waS re-elected Chamberlain. He then stated the
persons who had been elected to serve the offices
of Aleconnet s and in be Auditors for the year.
The Report of the Chamberlain's accounts Was
then presented by the Auditors, when—
Mr. Wout.sa again presented him'elf. The
LORD MAYOR also Cattle forward ; it appeared
doubtful whether the Lord Mayor intended to
address the -Meeting; during the suspense his
Lordship directed the Common Cryer -to dissolve
the Hall, which he accordingly did, and the Lord
Mayor, Sheriffs, and Aldermen, departed amidst
loud cries of " shame,- Shame !"

Mr. OLIVER then atkiressed the Livery, and ex-
pressed his disapprobation of the conduct of the
Lord Mayor, who bad thus endeavoured to sup-
press the utterance of public feeling. He said
there were several Gentlemen, friends of Liberty,
who he had no doubt would take the Chair. He
then named two several tient!men, neither of
whom thought proper to accept of the invitati.n.
Mr. WOOLER then addressed the Livery, in a
strain of invective against s hat .be termed the
scandalous treatment he had endured ; he had
been promised by tiro persons that he should be
heard, but he had been prevented by Ibt.precipi-
tate conduct of the L'.rd Mayor. He wished to
have asked his• Lordship for en 'explanation, why
he had refused to call a Common Hall, on a Requi-
.
sitionsigned by 57 L:verymeu having been present-
ed, but as he had been denied that opportunity, he
should propose a vote of censure on his Lordship,
for his conduct this day. He then proposed the
following Resolution :—" That refusing to call a
Common Hall, on a Resolution signed by 57 Li-
verymen, was a gross insult to those who had
signed it, and an outrage on the Livery in gene-
ral, which rendered him unworthy of the future
confidence of his fellow Citizens."

The Resolution was received with acclamations,
after which the Meeting dispersed.

TRANSACTION IN TI-IR BOROUGH -ATM Kirby
and her children on Wednesday arrived at;home,
to the great satisfaction of the neighbourhood.
It appears that she and her husband quarrelled on
the road, in consequence of which Kirby return.
ed borne, and she and the children jpursued their
way down; the country to beg, but did not go to'
liroolwich as was expected. The man is now
nearly well ; but he declares to the attendants,
that the moment be gets astray he will do for him-
self-and his family effectually.

-The Court was occupied the whole day in try-
ing two indictments for perjury, the one against
Gentleman named Carter, a Solicitor, and the
other against a Mr. Billing, a Messenger, under
a bankrupt Commission, at the prosecution, IT..
,pectively, of Mr. Alexander Bruce, of Parlia-
, ment-street, Westminster. In the result boil]
defendants were Acquitted.
The trial of the indictments against. Mr. Wrottes-
ley, Mr. Dynely, and Mr. C. E. L-a-w, Commis-
sioners of Bankrupts, at the instance of the same
prosecutor, was postponed, on the prosecutor's
motion, until Monday the sth of July, on the
ground of the absence of a material witness.