The Sun.
London, England, 1845-10-08 00:00:00

Luxembourg
Namur and Liege........
Orleans and Bordeaux ... .. 4 ..... 13% to
Paris and Lyons (Calon's)... 2 . ... 2% to
Paris and Rouen ...
Paris& Strasburg( Gannern's) 2
Do. (Compe de L'Est)
Royal North of Spain
West Flanders
,_

MINES
Real del Monte, Unregistered

MARKET` NE WS LiTHIS DAY•)

CORN EXCH ANGE-WEDNESDAY•
We have to report the arrival of a very moderate supplY
of English \Vheat since the last returns were made uP
hence the show of samples here was comparatively small'
Although the attendance of buyers was byno means numerouF,
the demand ruled steady, and the late advance ill the
quotations was well supported. Fine foreign Wheat,
quantity of which on offer was limited, moved oft' slowly,
yet the factors were firm, and would not sell except
at extreme figures. The best malting and distilling Barley
was in good request. In other kinds very little was doll!*
In Malt very little was doing, at previous currencies. Ibe
best parcels of Oats were in fair request. Other descriptions
were a me, e drug. Both Beans and Peas had a downward
tendency, but Flour was quite as dear. slowly,

ARRIVALS.
Barley. I Oats. I Flour.
480 qrs. 1,260 qrs j 3,860 sks.
510 9 0

Wheat.
3,270 qrs.

English
Irish ......
Foreign ......

850 j -
Malt. 1,260 qrs.

WHITECHAPEL.
Each kind of prime Meat was in steady request at full
rases of currency; otherwise the trade ruled dull. Beef from
2s 4d to 3s 6d ; Mutton, 33 4d to 4s ed ; Veal, 3a 8d to
4s 8d ; and Pork, 4s to 5s ed, per Sibs, by the carcase.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.'

LONDON, Oct. B.—Wind S.W., light and fine.
I PLYMOUTH, Oct. 7.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Oct. Gth, Bess Mar-
tin, London ; for Naples, with damage, having been in contact
with a vessel in Portland-roads, 4th inst. Sid. Nosh
Briton, Heard, Van Dieman's Laud; Persia, Ceylon; Lady
Fitzherbert, Coast of Africa; Adelaide, St. John, N. B.
FOWEY, Oct. 6.—Calm. Sld. Good Intent, St. John's.
GUERNSEY.—SId. Sept. 30th., Adelaide, Taylor, Demerqs•
Ist., Caledonia, Henry, Barbadoes, 4th, Princess
Victoria,
Guilbert, Rio Janeiro.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7.—Wind N. to N.W. fresh.—Arrd• AI
Haviland, Turner, Saldanha Bay; Eliza Scotland, Stewar"
Saldanha Bay; tephen, St. Andrew's; Dauntless, Rogera9
Quebec. Sld. 6th, 1 dare, Adair, Cape Town. 7th, Irene,
Byron, Bahia; Princess Charlotte, Nickolls, Savannah ;
Liverpool, Eldridge, New York. Off port. 7th, AhVne'
Saldanha Bay.
CORK, Ocr. s.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Panope, Pearce,
John's, New Brunswick. Sid. Ocean, Fullerton, Ricihsn .
neiro ; Marian, Whitney, St. John's, New Brunswick; d°m-
Francis, Betty,- Ditto.
LONDONDERRY.—Arrd 30th Sept., Provincialist, Quebec.
•.
HULL, Our. 7.—Wind, W.—Arrd. Humber, Hopkinson,
ramichi ; Intrepid, Wilson, Richebucto ; Liberty, Hopkinson„
St. Andrews.
NEWPORT, OCT. 7.—Sld. John Dalton, Moss, Aden; Pape
neau, Caml bell, Grenada ; Vigilant, Clark, Ditto.
MILFORD, OCT 6.—Wind E.N.E.—SId. Nymph, Nich°l39l
Newfoundland.
Dursus,T, Ocr. 4.—Sld. Bristol, St. John's, New Brunswick.
Polvrs3ioum, Our. 7.—Sld. Windsor, Trescott, Calcut:';,
The Swallow, Brown, and the Marvs, Miller, bah illuirr
Sunderland, in proceeding for the Confiner this morning,
in contact, when the former lost her jib-boom, and the laL"
her bowsprit. uck
SHEERNESS, OCT. 6.—The Prosperous, of Rochester, str
on Grain Spot to-day, and filled; part of stores were 00;1
PLYMOUTH, Ocr.7 .—A board, apparently a head or (lal,:e'd
board, marked " Three Susans," in gilt letters, Was pub
up in the Sound yesterday.
HULL, 7.—The England's Queen, Lodwick,lll:6n
Quebec to this port, got on shore on the Spurn last 'Tiler
came off and struck in the middle Sound, unshipped

rudder, and became water-logged.
vein,
HARWICH, Ocr. 7.—The schooner Hope, Roberts, 131
from Lynn to Bangor, got on shore on the ,lain at Lan
M k,
gum d Fort last night, and it is supposed will beome a wrefo
The brig Scepter, Hunter, of North Shields, got on shore. co
night on the Middle Heaps, was abandoned, but 5111
brought into port with four feet water in her hold.

SECONDARIES.-(THIS
There were no cases set down for hearing this day. 'ho
Court, against which there were so many complaints,
undergone all the improvement which it is capable of reelht,
ing, by the formation of an upper roof with a sYklig,t
Light, therefore, is the only object gained, with the prosi—ts,
of the coldness and dampness being increased. At all evetiol
from the very confined size of the Court and want of gene r 0.9
accommodation, it is not at ,all adapted to its purP°'.3e'
during a great part of the year the causes are very moiler.

BANKRUPTCY.-(THIS DAY•)
(Before Mr. Commissioner EvArm.)

IN BE BAINBRIDGE.
The insolvent, who had carried on business as a the
e''.B-
monger, came up for an interim order. the
Mr. BUCHANAN, the solicitor to the Association for is
Prosecution of Fraudulent Insolvents, opposed, on behalf °
creditor.
nil the
Mr. HART, a solicitor, objected to Mr. Buchanan " riug
ground that he went about searching schedules, and consP-
to oppose.
that.
Mr. Commissioner EvAiss—l have nothing to do with,efore
Mr. BUCHANAN said the charge was not true, in 4 71 all
opposing he wished to know whether the insolvent ha- ?
proposition to make for the gradual payment of his debts
The insolvent replied in the negative. f the
Mr. BUCHANAN—Then I shall ask for the disrnissa-; not
petition on the ground that it was alleged that be ""
a Mr. d at
HUGHES said that the insolvent was not a trader
the time he tiled his petition.
The CO3IMISSIONER--I consider him a trader to th cist't
is
coming up to be discharged from trading debts, and in c()
sequence the petition must be dismissed. thoafr
Mr. HUGHES begged that it might be amended wifiled
further expense, or that the Court would allow it to be
without the usual costs. • in
The Learned COMMISSIONER said he had no jurisdiction
the matter ; the petition must be dismissed.

CLERKEN WELL.—(T HIS DAY")ed
Charles Boman, a police-constable, No. 124 G, was „ludo',
with breaking the lid of a coffin, the property of Mr'
an undertaker, in Whitecross-street.
It appeared from the evidence that on Sunday last'
their
Ifishmeu were entrusted with the coffin to take bad
residence, near Saffron-hill, the corpse of a relative w;
died in the Fever Hospital, King's-cross. On then, the
they put down the coffin in a bye-place leading I.o_ bds
new street, opposite to Farringdon-street, where son'raier.
were tossing and othenviee behaving in a disorderly IT,I the
The defendant pursued them, and stepped on the coil!"' 6d.,
lid of which split in half. He had offered to pay be
which sum, he thought, was the full value of the damsgeovi•
had done, but the complainant thinking othtrwise, tlie_ggi6-
missioners of Police had referred the matter to the wag
trates of this Court. rge of
The complainant called the two men who had via,. tbel

that the coffin, and they said, in answer to Mr. Combe, t
could not say whether the defendant had broken 'l'
dentally or wilfully.
Mr. COMBE inquired the amount of the damage dlch?aci
The complainant said that the breaking in of the linost of
forced the sides, and a new one had been made, the

which was I Id. said handed in the bill).11114
In Penny, G, the coffin, as it was termed'
,10..
a mere shell used for the removal of dead bodies fro
pitals to an undertaker's, or the house of a relative. the
Mr. COMBE—Was it painted?—Complainant replied
negative.
Mr. COMBE—Why, I see you charge in this
painting the new one. Come, that does not look wehllad you
want it too much your own way. Now, how long three
had this shell, or coffin ?—Complainant replied fib"'
years. Opt
Mr. ConinE—And after using it all that time, Ye",oi,
defendant to pay for a new one? Complainant—If
sure, and your house is burnt down, the insurance Co ir"
is bound to build you a new house. if 001 i
Mr. Comm (sarcastically)—Very cunning; but Cope'
two rooms are destroyed out of many, the Insurune.'d erect
pany is not bound to pull down the entire building ul'
a frtsh one. ula 11/1'
Mr. William Reynolds, an undertaker, said lie wu for
1 de
dertake to make' an excellent shell, wedpaintedy on'
it, for_lss. t
Mr. COMBE expressed an opinion that the defeu an, seat
bilk.r.yfooar
ove.,
made a very fair offer. The charge, however, althouigol•f
before him by the Commissioners, he had no jurisdict,.
1g the
and he must therefore discharge the defendant, lea aoY
complainant to sue in the County CJurt if he "
demnd.
P last r eVe":
TIaIE PRETENDED POLICEMAN.—In The Sun of give.
ing was the report from this court of a man having I.,e.varcl,
in charge by Mr. Jones, of Fann-street, Glassbe"7"„
1, for
Chairman of the Licenced Victualler? Protection Seegeidesna
representing himself as a police-constable in that ge!.:stiga-
house. Mr. Combe adjourned the case for further root ia
tion, and the parish constable, who had the def of the
charge, was desired to bring him up again in the coaor-w.,coat •
day. The prisoner, however, induced the officer t
pany him to a public-house, from which he escaped'
rant was issued for his apprehension. .

r
IMPORTANT.—The following is an extra-ten at
letter received at Lloyd's yesterday, from their g:: vie
Lima (not Malta, as previously erroneously stated).ll: -
orders following ships-of-war sailed previously
Valparaiso lv"
orders:— Guns.
Sailed. 80
Vessels.
July
1155 Her Britannic Majesty's ship .Collingyrnod ". IS
Modeste..." '. 22
~ 19 United States man':of-war" Levant •••••• *** 22
~ 22 „ Portsmouth •.•• b 4
~ „
~ 29 , Sava iled nnah . Ju1,... , 151 b,
sa
" Her Majesty's ship Cormorant, 6 gun.,
for England, with dispatches.

ix 0014
SUPPOSED INCENDIARY FIRE IN BEAUYO. l.lock,
KfiINGSLAND.—This morning, about half-past twelve °'-road,
are was discovered in a newly-built house in Mortirnetii
the
_Beauvoir Town, Kin Bland. It was not discovered no was
the spot with all In
e on
flames had made considerable progress.
forwarded to the London Fire Brigade and engine 2 :vaci.,,e,e,401
to vice, as, in consequence of the windows not being tilled'
possible expedition, 'but too la e
It
sflames were aided by the wind, and the place w3s._t aria-
.ti srreny suspected in the neighbourhood that tur
~.,,0
nn was. the result of incendialism. as it is not more:WA
months ago that the two houses a, joining, belonging Imo,
same owner, nearly in the g towards enreP ecs,
were discovered to be on fi samunedsetra-Amilar.
and they were both damagedre, to the same eNt in.
,rucAT/IF*
ALARM OF FIRE AT DRURY-LANE -..-- , wr-
Last night, shortly before twelve o'clock, and during t"coa,`ii..
formance of Der Freischutz, considerable alarm wrasl_, tire
fested amongst the audience at Drury-lane Theatre 1),),. the
appearance of flame and smoke issuing from the back ei,
..d;
boxes, followed by a general cry of `• Fire." In a feW %)'Oll 0
smoke tilled all the avenues leading from the boxes, an, t the
idea may be formed of the confusiong from the fact, tliabroke
box •
portion of the audience, in their anxiety to escaPie'ladies,
the iron gate at the check-entrance, and severs ~ a,
together with the check-taker, -were knocked down.
n_ttsaice
.V_c.i.inistan......
pared, however, that the report arose from the drat Tire iu
a Mr. Carter, the check inspector, having
his room, and from some unexplained cause it had .°derurable
ideated with the stage-box. Mr. Harley, with ur's'
audience,
difficulty, succeeded in allaying the alarm of the
and the opera was allowed to terminate. fore,
A is
Lord Stanley, whose health is quite res k: iota
not expected to return to town from Knowsley Pa:lar, for
early next month. Mr. Stephen is the Under-. Seer"
the colonies, who remains in town. a suite
The Viscount and Viscountess Palraerstou fo'
have arrived at the Gresham Hotel, from Sligo.
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