The Sun.
London, England, 1844-03-07 00:00:00

VICE-CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY..

ROOIE V. LANGDON.
The Vice-Chancellor of England was occupied the whole morn.
Log with the further arguments on this part-heard case.

ATHLONE ELECTION COM-
MITTEE-(THIS DAY.)

The Committee met this morning at eleven.
The counsel for the petitioners opened the case, and examined
two witnesses, when it was suggested by the counsel on the other
side, that if the evidence were all of the same character as that
already adduced, it would be impossible for the petitioners to este.
blish their case.
After some conversation, the petition was withdrawn.
In our next edition we shall give a report of the proceedings,
together with the resolution of the Committee.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)
LoNnorr, MARCH 7.—Wind, fresh northerly breeze, and fine clear
weather.

DEAL, MARCH 6.—Wind N.W. to N., moderate.—Arrd. Mary,
Kemp, China; Albatross, Forbes, Mauritius; Woodman, Hull for
Bombay. Sid. Surge, China ; Thomas Blyth, Mauritius ; Diamond
and James Holmes, Barbadoes ; Ann Hall, Charlotte, and Lord Wen-
lock, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Duncan, do. ; Lady Hilda, Barba-
does ; Brilliant, Newport and Vera Cruz.
FALMOUTH, Meacm 6.—Wind E.N.E., strong breezes.—Sld. Inch-
Innan, Bombay. The whole of the outward bound are getting under
weigh. .

which put in here on the 26th ult. leaky,
COWES, MARCH 6.—The Concordia, from Surinam for Amsterdam,
is discharging her cargo.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 6.
Wind N.E., moderate.—Arrd. Rival, Burnett,
Augreo Peguina, sailed Jan. 13th, St. Helena, 25th ; Express,
Cubbon, Maranham, sailed Jan. 30. Sld. Heroine, Singapore ; Mars,
Rio ; Jane Ross and Malabar, New Orleans ; Lion, Mobile ; Queen
of the West, New York ; Amazon, Boston. Off, Pamper°, Buenos
Ayres ; Molson, --.
WELLS, MARCH s.—The Two Friends, of Clay, ashore near here, has
been got off with little damage, re-shipped her cargo, and will pro-
ceed. The Sisters, ashore near Buncliam, has been got off with
trifling damage, after discharging her cargo.

CORN AVERAGES.
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CORN,
For the Week ended: Mai eh 2, 1841, made up from the Returns of
RAR Oats
Ro 8.. y..;
the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in England and
30s. 5d
BarleyWWWeheeaalkste.
AVERAGES OF TEE LAST SIR WEE"'
d.
I BEANS.
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1, EMIL

Jan. 27.,...,, 52 3 33 8
Feb. 3 52 6 33 2
10 52 7 33 1
17 53 6 31 4
24 ..... 55 1 33 7
Much 2
IMPERIAL AGGREGATE AN
Wheat 531 Bd. Oats ..«,I
Barley 333. 51. Rye see.
DUTIES ow r
Wheat /... ...... 183. 1 Od. Oats
Barley ••........ 53. Ocl. Rye •••.,

19 9 32 4? 29 6130 10
18 • 33 10 2) 8 30 8
19 1 32 9 29 10 30 61
19 6 33 5 20 6 31 1
19 7 32 10 30 4 31 2
20 0 35 3 30 5 31 0
IMAGES OF THE FIX WIPES
..... 19s. 44.1 Beans 304 Id
..... 335. 56.1 Pease 313. lid.
OR,EIGH COAX.
7s. MA Beans 10.. 641.
.44.. 9'. 6d.1 realle 10, Od.

MURDER or MR. BRYAN.—DUBLIN, MARCH 5.
The Lcinster Circuit is extremely heavy. The trial of the parties
charged with the murder of the late Butler Bryan,
Esq., closed at
twelve o'clock on Saturday night, when the jury returned a ver.
dict of Not Guilty.
At a numerous meeting of Freemasons, held on
Grand, Lodge of f‘nglaUd
Wednesday night at Freemasons' Hall the Earl of Zetland was
elected Grand Master of the United
and
Wales, ili the room of the late Duke of Sussex.