The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-20 00:00:00

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Price. Price. Price. Price.
French Five per Cents•••••• 118 20 .. 118 20 .. 118 10 .. 118 15
Three per Cents.— •• 85 25 .. 85 30 .. 85 25 .. 85 30
New Loan .••••••• 86 10 .. 86 10 .. 86 10 .. 86 10
Bank of France
Gouin Bank, I,ooof. Shares • lO9O .• 1090 1090 ..1090
Belgian Fives, 1840
1842 107 .. 107 .. 107 .. 107

Four-and-a-Half . 103%, •• 103%, •• 103%, .. 103%

G2' 35 .. 62' 35 .. 62' 25 .. 62' 25
Spanish Active ....... 911 .. 39% 39 IA 958

Tlir,'!,es

.. 41

.. 41

.. 41

Passive .. 6% .. 6%
Porto nose Five per Cent.. 67y, .. .. 673 .. 67y,
Neapolitan•• •• .. 101 75 .. 101 73 .. 101 75 .. 101 75

gosian •• • •••• • • .. 1i 6 .. 106 .. 106
RAILWAY SHARE%

- 106

St. Germain.•. •.• 11S5 —llB5 ..1185 ..1185
Versailles, 1t.13..
395 .. 398 75 .. 395 .. 397 50
[loUeri• • •• •••• ll9O •-1190 .•1185 ..1190
Rouen to Havre• • •• ..• ••• • 990 .. 990 •• 950 .. 9DO
Orleans ...............•.•.1155 ..1155 ..1115 ..1155

Strasburg to Mlle. •.. •••• .. 317 50 .. 348 75 .. 345 .. 34G 25
Avignon to Marseilles— •...1130 .. 1180 ..1165 ..1175
Bordeaux to 'foto .. •, • , 225 ~ 230 .. 212 50 ~ 250
P:u•i9 to Soepipt . • • . • . • • 702 50 .. 725 .. 702 50 .. 725
RAILWAYS FOR THE ACCOUNT, APRIL 3.

Si. Germain ••..•.••••••••1050 ..1195 ..1190 ..1190
Versailles,H.B......•—•••• 617 50 .. 670 .. 647 50 66 50
L.B 400 403 .. 3i)2 75 .. 392 75
Rouen

Rouen to Ilavro•• • • • • • • • • • • (o✓(d'
Orloans • • • •

05 .. tig7 50 .. J 2 50
..1360 ..1347 50 ..1357 50

Strasburg to Bale•. •• •• 343 25 .. 330 .. 345 . 347 5d
Avignon to Marseilles•• •...1182 50 ..1182 50 —llO ..1172 50

Our columns to-day show that there are strong
symptoms of the approaching season commencing with
great spirit. Our friend George Robins, comme a tordi-
sgi•o, takes the lead, andl it is amongst the pn dip of the
last ft w days, that he ba declared his intention to
transfer this season, by public competition, as much land
as will require one million of money to pay for it.

THIS DAY'S NEWS,

SHERIFFSI_COURT..7(THIS DAY.)

(13eforo Mr. Unger-z,beriti 13uncHELL.)
COOK v. IlooVisti.

This was an action brdught by a person tamed Cook, a
messenger in the Post-office, to recover from Mr. James
Hooper, a medical gentleman, 41. 13s. 6d., for rent, with
attendance, di:a 1:y 4irr,. to the nlaintitf for the use and oc-
cupancy of apartments. Therapartments were ciii.rgoi at
the rate of 6s. 6d. a week, with an additional 2s. 6d. for at-
tendance.

Mr, 1.)./vnsoN, who appeared for the defence, put in, as a
set off, a doctors bill for medicines furnished by the defendant
to the plaintiff's family, at various times. He farther al-
Icget4 that, of the amount sought to be recovered by the
plaintiff,
nu was due for rent, as the remain-
ing 31. 7s. 6d. was Charged fog a;teilar+np,s, Villi;•111
bad 'wirer been given. The latter item had not
been mentioned to the defendant until a quarrel had
arisen between the parties, and Mr. Hooper had sent
in his Lift for medicines, &c. The set-off now advanced
on behalf of Mr. ttoopei: 4r0c,44,t;',;:i. to Itl. Nvls an
amended bill, to which, in addition to medic;nes supplied to
and attendance on the plaintiff's family, medicines supplied
to a female servant of the plaintiff; and a quantity of butter
and several fowls, which it was alleged that the defendant
had supp)i.od, werf added. The first bill sent in by Mr.
Hooper was fOr Medicines aioiN, aniototini; to V. 14s, bd.,
being exactly the same 4111101-Mt “S 014 sopgl4 to 14 reco-
vered by the plaintiff,
The UNDER-SHERIFF, ill summing up, commented rather
severely on the doctor's bill, which he believed had been
strotc,lied out to meet the case, and was to be looked upon
with considerable stisPooq•
The jury, after a short consultation, returned a verdict for
the plaintiff for the full amount of 41. l3s. 6d.