The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-17 00:00:00

SWICt SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE--(THIS DAY.) ' THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.) *
FROM LLOYD'S. . CORN-EXCHANGE.
3 DAY.) DEAL, MARCH 16.--Wind W.-Arrived the . During last week there were moderate arrivals of all
fli,Gasraiimamexencespe.t Oats, ected with Repulse, Gribble, from China. The Waterloo, Icrineldasndo morning tthheercieuainst
I resume' Partridge, had her bowsprit damaged by tbe*Repulse fresh supply of most dsscriptions of Corn from the surround-
iaty shortfwm
as applied in Dover. Roads, and is putting back. . . lug counties, and several.S
still a disposition more vessels
in the Wheat
with Oats, chiefly
r the iron : ' MARcH'IS.--Wind variable.---Arrived from. from Ireland. There I.
I ' ~ • trade to advance, and the best descriptions may again be
ently ern- London, the 'Coronet,
.Daniel, for Van Dieman's , reported ls. per qr. higher than on this daysennight.-
gthroof
he slatted Land; Sie,W. Wallace, Tilly, for Bermuda ; Zeno, Barley sells more freely, and may be quoted Is. per qr,
I
dearer‘ than last Monday. Beans and pease that are dry
ut of Oc- Lawson; and Waterloo, Partridge, for Jamaica; and
o not support last quotations, and damp samples are
apossible, Newton; Rising, for Jamaica. - • - almost entirely neglected.. There is so little inclination on
uld cow. the the part of our buyers to purchase Oats, as the supply is
• FALMOUTH, MARCH 15.-Wind S.--Sailed
were put
. 'so overwhelming, that this article may be' -reported ls. per
im, ,kip.. Huskisson, Mitchell, for Newfoundland.'
qr• cheaper than on this day se'nnight. There is no de-
termination yet as . PORTSMOUTH, MARCH IS and 1 6.-A rri ved his
termination yet come to as to the top price of flour, but
t was not
Majesty's ship, Briton, from Lisbon, with Sir W. it is fully expected to advance.
[ailfor - A'COurt and the . French and Portugueie Ambas- PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
of betng - A
Wheat, Red (old) -s. -s. Beans, Small (new)... 448. 465.
tteDilance sadors.
White (old)
las had a GUERNSEY, MARC?.'
14.-Arrived the Dolphin, -Itetir(,lcB27)''' n: t. - Tick (781)::::grt: giOss,
of rested Tongeau, from Rio Janeiro. --- Superfine.. 61s. 435. .- Harrow (new) 40s. 425.
,r. ' ' The --White (1827). 545. 575.
cause it --ii.
JERSEY, MARCH 13.-Arrived the Two Brothers, ----Fine 'sBs. 635, Brank 32s 345.
Superfine. 645. 675. Oats, Feed -8. -8.
that the Lefevre, from Bilboa. -..-Foreign, Old 565. 688. ---. New I6s. 20s.
30s. 34s Poland -s se, which LIVERPOOL, MARCH
.15.-Arrived the Scotia,' ggiey New 275. 30s New IB.s. 255.
sere was 31s. 325. - Potatoe
Gilehrist, from Pernambuco; Governor Fenner, ......"-- Fine
e-beanis, - Superfine
or four from New Orleans ; Hyperion Forbes, from Cherie- Malt....
, -- line .., 48s. 548. -scotch 263. 28s.
555. 60s. - Irish l7s. 20s. 235.
intinued ston ; Huskisson, Parry, from. St. John's, N. B. ; Pease, Grey 153. 37s Flour (per sack) 48s. 50s.
oof, and Fair y Queen, -, from Gibraltar; Ellen, Jen- --.... Maple
.....
..... 38ss..
40 425: ---,
iecicrc'tiltoun try 44t8s: 2:
ne off, as le - _ Boilers 43s. 455. Brao lns. 11 s.
inson, from Lisbon; Brothers, Jarvis, from Gijon;
[le other
Helen, Fraser, from Bordeaux; Frederick, Binning, ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
try that from Morlaix. Off the Port, the John, Amond, for t° to c:) gi
- ...., i. i. ii -, 5
oof was From Whence. 0 ~,-; :-.-:-••✓ 7 6 , g
Oporto; Dalhousie Castle, for New York.
led, but - . . .
ANTWERP, nitwit 14.-The Clarence, Kennedy,
-
put out
Qrs. Qr.,. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Silks.
wished. from Rio Janeiro; ran on shore near Terninsen, got Aldboreugh 4I. 1012 - - 96 29 120
of the Alemouth
off after,discharging 2,400 bags of coffee and hides, Boston - - 300 - - -
1413 - - 3090 41 - 20
and re- . - 15 - - - ~.. 494
and arrived here to-day.; the vessel is much damaged, aah, - - 2,1 - 10 - 300
rily un-
as been and the sugar supposed to be entirely washed out. • Colchester l4l 512 542 , 1) 217 53 361
ri Harwich - 36 25 472
slaters. WHITERAVEN, MARCH 15.-The Union, Wal- A' Leitidne...
‘,43
272; 2151 214 C as
nanner lace, from Liverpool, arrived here this day, after being Gainsllrgugb ..- '- - -. ,-- - 40
terms-
on 141 ... .... 260 ~.- - -
id was on shore at Digg. Hastings ...... - - - -
Hull - - - - - 97
e. In The Duke of York, Lock, from China, and the Ipswich 95 165 1002 - 119 - W 6
,ctorily 888 373 174 220 292 200 1833
Mary, Beachcroft, from Bombay, have arrived off benttunie 3:10 - ~-. . - --- -
from Portland. Lynn l2 1195 '1483 996 52 -. 120
Poole
ly Mr. The Isabella, Clarkson, from the Mauritius • souniwold . ..... ' - - 1150 .- - - - '
' look- - 370 - .- - 150
1 Alexander the Great, from Port-au-Prince, and the lvveisileseaeti ..... - - ,-, '514 "`" 1.211
ritness
3ourt- Charles Henry, from Charleston, have arrived off Woodbridge
ariioiii - 471 :: .35-45 ;
tre.-... I Penzance. 'Aberdeenff -
I ever
Ban - 3154 - - -
- -....--. -..... I
Extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's, at -_-
of . 4789 4527 5747 9015 1356 CIS 65/3 I
2 the
sth Genoa, dated March 6 :-The N. S. del Borchetto, IRBIL
... - 547 - - - 1
Mr. arrived here from Malta, sailed the 20th ult., when Alfa: t - - - ..,.. - -.- 1
busi- there were no English or French ships of war in that Vol, - -
- - - 12690 - i-,.. !.- a
riding harbour, Ducamati:
but ten Russian ships of war were refitting. - ' 7-7 --. 2rig -- ---_ = c
going
The
Kilrusii
4remita arrived from Tgiedos, left 30th Jan., - - 2092 - - -
? car-
with arid reports that she sailed in company with eight Limerick - - - 360 28 -1,
Londonderry- - - - 133 - - - ''
what Austrian vessels, Newry - - - 3015 - - - 1
laden with grain, bound to Syra, slieo
had - - - 4021 - - - ii
Zante, and Leghorn, and three English vessels in Thwatieererord - - '77,8 - - -
tons b
.-- - - 7741 - - - I)
e 2 ,- - 6543 -
night allasti bound to Malta, having been obliged to land Wexford
l Mr. their cargoes of grain at Constantinople. The Ere- Youghall 3l ... - 4881 - -- "
I
3ever
d he meta fell in with an Austrian vessel, and was informed Hariti°gßerniGN.
1
that ten sail of merchant vessels had been lost during Nantes
. ... .--
--
--
--
300
--
--
I
the , a violent Rotterdam . -. .- - -- -. -fi
-gale in the Archipelago, and among the
.5.
Ausg number a Swedish ship, laden with wheat,
the ssa to this port. from Total ... ,5052 4527 5747 63473 1684 808 651,1 t(
ms.
AGGREGATE QUANTITY OF OTHER KINDS OF PULSE.
Ode
in vo 7,1 'Tn.,. -,,,' T Irlonc.ll n---Thlnnsona 11....Itrnnlr In_ d

4527
•Linse,
O—HE

5052 I
QUAY
;, 557
s tar],

163473
lER ICI
.Rapese

5747 1
F OTH
0--'

80S i 6
PULSE.
,Brank,

Rye, 370—Tai

ed, 0-
210.

W INTELLIGENCE.--(THIS DAY.)

SMITHFIELD MARKET.
T its day's supply having been limited throughout, and
the salesmen consequently stiff for an advance, Mutton and
prime small Beef went off tardily, the former at an ad-
vance of 4d., the latter 2d. per atone, but with other kinds
of meat except prime small Lamb, which sold briskly,
`the''trade was depre§siegly,dull,. at barely Friday's prices. •
PRICES PER STONE .0K Sass. TO SINK THE OPPALS.
s. d. toy. 4. a. d. to s. d.
Inferior Beasts 2lO 3 2 Large Lambs ..... 0 0 0 0
Second quality ditto 3 4 3 8 .Prime small ditto... 7 0 8 0
Prime large Oxen 4 0 4 6 Large coarse Calves 4 8 5 2
Prime Scots, 4 (3 410 Prime small ditto... 6 0 0 4
Inferior Sheep '3 10 4 2 Large Hogs 4lO 5 2
Second quality ditto 4 4 4 8 Small Porkers 5 6 510
CoarSe.woolled ditto 410 5 21 Suckling Calves 12s to 42A. cacb.
Southdown Wethers i 0 5 41 Quarter old Pigs 12s to Ns, each.

COURT OF CHANCERY.

SWEET V. Mr. SUGDEN stated, that this.ARCHBOLD was. an application to
discharge an order made by his Honour, the -Vice-
Chancellor. The bill bad been filed in this case by
gentlemen of the name of Sweet and Pheney, highly
respectable publishers, against Mr. Archbold, who is
a barrister, for the specific performance of a contract,
and for an injunction in the mean time. In 1825
Messrs. Sweet and Pheney purchased from Mr.
Archbold the second edition of his work, entitled
" A Summary relative to Pleadings and Evidence in
Criminal Cases;" that edition was to consist of
2,250 copies, for whiclithey agreed to pay the sum'
of 2,000 guineas ; before any of the of purchasers`tha
edition were ready to be delivered to the
the defendant proposed to treat with Messrs. Sweet
and Co. for the absolute. purchase of the copyright ;
it was ultimately agreed to sell it for four hundred
Pounds, and fifty pounds each for editing the two
next editions; shortly after this Mr. Peel's Act coming
out, the plaintiffs thought it would be necessary to
have
""ettth
„ ,--e next edition materially altered, and they
'' on Mr. Archbold to request him to do so;
this he refused, alleging that the alterations would
ne"arily be so considerable that he was deter-
mined not to make them, unless he was paid 2001.
in addition to what had already been agreed on.
The plaintiffs had no 'objection to any reasonable
vgnPensation, though they thought, according to the
gTeeparpt, they were entitled to such alterations
without it, but as to giving such a preposterous sum
as 2001. they never would. In the course of last
"lamer an advortisement appeared, stating the in..
telition of the defendant to publish Peel's Acts, with
forms of indictment, &c.; this alarmed the plaintiffs,
and Mr. Sweet waited on Mr. Bening, who he un-
derstood was to be the publisher, and informed him
he should consider any publication of this
kind an infringement upon the copyright he
had purchased, and that if he persisted he should
he under the necessity of applying to the Court of
Chancery for an injunction to restrain such publica-
.on. The publication appeared, and the Learned
ounsel submllidd both publications were nearly
the same, the alterations.being merely colourable,
Archbold had, in his affidavits, denied that he
,441 entered into any such contracts as could bind
tim in the manner contended for. Mr. Sugden con-
lidered the affidavits on the part of the plaintiffs
perfectly ample to make roDt a strong case. He sub-
taitted, that the defendant having spld the copyright !
of this work was not at liberty to enter the market
Ivith another publication, calculated to destroy the
sale of the former. He was sure the principles of
this Court would enable the Lord Chancellor to reach
the case, and was
quite at a loss to conjecture 1904 .
oat ground his Honour the Vice-Chancellor could
'have refused with costs the motion made to him. A
more honest and clear case could not be presented
for the Court's interference.
aide.
Messrs. Twiss and HOYANDON were on the same

SUPPLY, AS PPR CLERIC'S STATEMENT.
Beasts. (Sheep and Lambs.' Calves. \ Pigs.
2,230 11,950 '7B 130
About 150 of the beasts came-up the different .Jorth Roads ;
about 350 from the western and midland districts ; about 1100 from
Norfolk, Suffblk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire; about 200 from
Kent and Sussex ; and most of the remainder from the marshes,
&c., in the neighbourhood of London.

NENVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
s. d. to s. d. s. d. to s. d
Beef 3 4 4 6 Veal 4 4 6 0
Slutton 3 2 4 4 Pork

Me,ssrs. PEPYS, noSE, and CoE appeared for the
defendant, and we left the arguments proceeding.

Nothing of the slightest public interest came on
in this Court up to the time of our going to press.

PREROGATIVE COURT.
There Who no case of any public interest up to
the moment of our going to press.

The. Duke of CLARENCE left town on Sa-
turday rn"44%, in his carriage and four, and proceeded to
Nek-yard, where the Royal Duke Was occu-
pied a elmn'iderable time. His Royal Highness returned to
bis residence in the Admiralty in the afternoon.
A messn
eger arrived at the residence of Prince
.
Portland-olace on Saturday morning, with
Ide'PtateuSoeB I°' his Excellency' from the French Govern.
wo unuerstood
Me • ter the arrival of the intelligence, which
4- be of an important nature, the Prince
puke
fd
wto
4 "'
the Treasury, and bad a conference with the
°txuaToN, whick lasted above two hours.
Prigcace`'neY had also an interview with Earl DUDLEY,
at the office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
The 1,
of Cimouß, ii
Re- •rILPOTTS has been appointed
ND
gARRI El).--On the 14th instant, W. H.
loos. PALMEa, Esq., eldest son of Sir WI 1.1.1 AM HENRY
4:410"' ',art, of Castle Lacklen, county of Mayo, to
kat(' Y"ngest daughter of the late Jonx MAI-rums,
ki., of PI" )3c/doe, and co-heiress of the late F. MAT..
tkElfSt E 99., OEYerth, in the county of Denbigh, North
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