The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(TIII8 DAY.)

HOUSE OF LORDS.—APPEALS.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, the Marquis of AYLESBURY,
and Lords MELVILLE and GAMBIER, were in attendance
/his morning for the purpose of hearing Irish Appeals...—
Their Lordships heard arguments in Gore v. Lord Lorton,
and in Croke!. v. Mansergh, neither of which cases pos-
tiessed any feature of public interest.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
(SITTING% IN BANCO.)
Mr. Justice BAYLEY, Mr. Justice HOLROYD, and Mr.
Jultiee' LITTERDALE, eat to-day in the Bail Court, nothing
of inter est came on before their Lordships.

THE KING V. MONTRIEOU.
This was an indictment charging the defendant, who is
auSolicil tor in Norton-street, with perjury. The crime was
alleges to have been committed in certain affidavits sworn
by the d efendant in a suit named Ball v. Ball, depending in the
Court of Chancery. The Court was occupied all the
mornin g in hearing the proceedings in Chancery read, and
-after a few of the witnesses for the prosecution were
examin ed,
Lord TENT! arm); felt convinced the subject of the
affidavii 55 were misunderstood by the parties, and the prose-
cution Was immediately dropped.
The t evidence adduced possessed no public interest.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The ( ;intl. JUSTICE sat this morning at Guildhall, and
the Coin rt was occupied in a case concerning a Policy of
Insuram :e, the particulars of which were of no public interest.

• ARCHES COURT.
The 'Term commenced this day in the Ecclesiastical
Courts, and, according to custom, Sir John Nicholl, with
the, King's Advocate, and the other advocates, proctors,
avid officers of the Court, assembled in the great dining-
's Nam, where prayers Were read by the chaplain.
The Court was then opened, and proceeded to business ;
lOW the cases called on were of no public interest.

TTTE MARKETS.-(TITIS DAY.)

CORN-EXCHANGE.

The arrivals of most kinds of English Corn, last week,
were small ; of Flour the quantity was considerable, and of
Foreign Oats there was a good supply. To this morning's
market the fresh arrivals of every description of Grain are
inconsiderable. There is scarcely a sample of. superfine
Wheat to be seen, and other qualities meet so very dull a
trade that they may be reported 2s. per quarter lower than
this day se'nnight. The Flour trade is in so slack a state,
that it is doubtful whether the late advance will be main-
tained. Barley remains so very scarce as to continue
nominal in value. Beans are rather dearer. Pease of both
kinds are unaltered. There are again some Country buyers
of Oats here to-day, but the quantity they purchase is too
limited to make much impression on the stock here, the
trade may therefore be reported the same as on this day
se'nnight. The weather is considered remarkably favour-
able to the coming crops, of which reports are very flattering.

PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
Wheat, Red (old) -s. -s. Beans, Small (new)... 538.
---- White (old) -s. s.
- Red (11;26) ... 526. 565. ---- Tick (new).... 4458.
Fine 476. 60s.
----- Superfine.. 61s. 625. - Harrow (new) 50..
---,White (1826). 525. 565.
Fine sBs. 625. Brank .-f4 r
Superfine. 646. 665. Oats, Feed 225.
Rye (new) 36s. 40s. Fine 2Bs.
Barley -s. -5 - Poland ... 283.
- Fine, nominal 425. 466. Fine 335.
- Superfine --s. -6 - Potatoe 325.
Malt 509. 561.
- Fine 595. 663. - Scotch
Pease, Grey (new) .... 495. 50s. Flour (per sack) 503.
- Maple (new)... 51s. 525. ---. Seconds 45s
-. White (new)... 433. 48s. - North Country 443.
- Boilers