The Sun.
London, England, 1842-05-25 00:00:00

ROLLS' COURT.- (THIS DAY.)

BATHYANY C. THE EARL GI cnitsTrariELD.
Lord LANGDALE was engaged, throughout this day, in hear-
ing the arguments in this cause. His Lordship sat in his
Chamber, which was not open to the public.

EXCHEQUER.--(THIS DAY.)
The Court was occupied, diiring the morning, in hearing
somt unimportant cases, of a purely technical character.

UNION-HALL.-(THIS., 'DAY.)
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Two boys, the eldest only twelve years of age, were charged
of a doer at a late hour on the preceding night, and on ques-
tioning them, their account. wa3, that they were orphans, and
undAerpothliecefmollaonwst
that they sold lucifer matches to keep them from starving ;
that they usually slept in the shambles of the Borough market,
having nowhere else to go. When brought before the Magis-
trateitnagt stated circumstances
their statements were different, for they admitted their
parents were alive, and that they sent them from home every
morning, and unless they brought home money, no matter
which way they got it, they were severely beaten, and to i.re-
vent this, when they got none, they stopped out all night.
The father of one of the unfortunate children being present,
the Magistrate severely reprehended his scandalous conduct
in acting in the manner described, and only regretted that he
had not the power of punishing such delinquency.
The boys were then discharged, after an admonition.

LLOYD'S ,HIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, MAY 25.—Wind this day at Noon, S. to S.W.
DEAL, MAY 24.—Wind Light and variable.--Arrd. Alex-
andria, Thomson, Port Philip; Apollo, Shields; for Havannah,
having been in contact with the James and Mary, of Newcas-
tle, in Yarmouth Roads. Arrd. from the river and sld. Ca-
therine, Greene, St. Kitts ; Charles, Tobago; Glengariff, Jo-
anna, and St. Vineents, Planter, Jamaica; Elizabeth, Quebec.
The Margerether, for Batavia, remains.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 24.—Wind N. N. E. to W. S. W.
Arid. Finland, Wason, Havannah, for Hamburgh ; Hercules,
Ashluan, Batavia, Copenhagen ; Earl Yowls, Mauritius ; Cla-
rendon, Jamaica. Sld. Northumberland, Calcutta.
Cowles, AIRY 24.—Arrd. Aigle, Van Steen, Havannah.

'TORBAY, Alav 23.—Acrd. off, Emma, Havannah, for Ham.
burgh. The John Bartlett, from China, has gone to Leith.
FALMOUTH, MAY 23.—Wind S.W. to W. S. W., fresh.—
Arrd. Janet, Slater, Genoa. Ski. Montrose (steamer), Vigo.
DUBLIN, nlpy 21.—Arrd. William Large, Hobbs, Trinidad.
Ski. Sir Charles Napier, New York.
LIVERPOOL, May 24.—Wind S.E.—Arrd. Columbine,
Cape and Bombay; Auckland, Pelhey, Honduras ; Lauriston,
Laguna; Ondiaka, Child, New Orleans; Dibdin, Higgins, and
Countess Louden, Hutchinson, Mobile; John Keen, Waterson,
Havannah. Sid. Ann, Rio; WhampoaDemerara; St. George
Halifax. Arid. off, Dorothea, Valparaiso.
Coax, MAY 21.—Arrd. Persia, London for Ceylon. Skl.
Kate Kearney, Jamaica; Silkworth, St. John's.
OFF DOYEN, MAY 24.—Froya, Abo, for Leghorn ; Hamis
burgh brig, No. 57
OFF HASTINGS, MAY 24.—Vulan, Patrick, Maur;tius.

THE -.IvrARKET(THIS DAY.)
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CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of Grain since Monday have been moderate. Wheat firm, with little doing. In other Grain no variation.
Flour met a fair trade.
COLONIAL MARKET.
The market was very thinly attended, not a single public
sale was brought forward, and so few
transactions took place
privately, that it was more like a holiday than anything else.
TEA•SIARKET.
The Triees have not undFrgone the least change, but the
Market remains inactive On account of the large public sales
that are coming forward. --
TALLOW MA RKET.
The few
os
wtr. per cwt.ansaetions suiviirted previous rates, but the feel-
ing was decidedly in favorif' of town prices. P. Y. C. on the
spot 475. 9d. to 485.,5., andrfor delivery in the last four months of
the

has recently been
SEAMEN 's , --, , ,
issued from the AdMiraley respecting the deposit of soamen's
clothing, which contains i-1,
, important provision with the view
of preventing fires froM'sontaneous combustion, several v:eil
defined cases of which have recently occurred in the Govern-
CLOTIII.--All order
Govern-
ment dock-yards. It 4141-nits seamen, on being paid off, to
deposit their hammocks aril clothes, if they think fit, in the
storehouses of the dijek_vard, especial care being taken that
such things-are clean, and-that no canvass, flannel, or linen, be
impregnated with oil. Proper lists are to be taken, and a
ticket given to each man, specifying the exact building, room,
and rack in:,4which his hamock: is to be found, as at the end of
three months, if not claimed, it will be sold, and the proceeds
given to the Seamen's Hospital Ship. Should the seamen re-
enter the service at another port, his things will be sent to him.