The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-10 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

KEMBLE V. FARREN.
Arr. Serjeant SPANKIF. said he was instructed in this
ea" to apply to the Court for a week's further time to
complete a bill of exceptions. Their Lordships would re-
collect that it was an action brought by the plaintiff, Mr.
Charles Remble, against Mr. Farren, the celebrated actor,
fora breach of agreement, when the Jury returned a ver-
dict for the plaintiff with '750/ damages. A bill of ex.
Ceptton was at the time tendered, and the present appli-
cation was for time to complete those exceptions.—Mo-
tion granted.
IMPERIAL DISTILLERY C 13IPANY.--FOX V. CLIFTON AND

OTIIERS.
This was an action tried at the sittings before term, in
London, and was brought by the plaintiff to recover
213a71. from: the deft ndants, shareholders in the late Itn-
PeTial Distillery Company, for work and labour done, by
order of the Directors of the Company, when the Jury
found a-verdict for the plaintiff for the amount claimed.
Mr. Serjeant TADDT this morning obtained a rule to
thew cause why that verdict should not be set aside, and a
new trial granted, on the ground that it was contrary to
the direction and summing up of the Learned Judge.
KEI.sfE V. ENIMERSON.
Mr. Serjeant CROSS applied for a rule to set aside the
verdict in this case. It was an action tried at Lincoln,
before Lord Tenterden, and was brought to recover the
tuna of 211., balance of a valuation of certain property
which the defendant hid agreed to take of the plaintiff.
The only evidence in support of the plaintiff's case was the
Person who made the valuation, and he swore that he was
not at all acquainted or intimate with the plaintiff, and
that the valuation was a fair one. It had since the trial
been ascertained, however, such was not the fact ; but
that he was on terms of intimacy with the plaintiff, and
that the valuation was not a fair one.—Rule to shew cause
g ranted.

"IMIRED AND OTHERS V. THE BISHOP OF CHESTER.
In
this case, which was an action tried at Lancaster,
before
Mr. Justice Litticdale, and related to the right of
I:W'sent4tion to the Chapelry of Greybridge, a rule was
granted to chew cause why the verdict, which was in
favour of the plaintiff, should not he set aside, and a non-
suit entered.

CONSISTORY COURT.
mornin
This g the first Session in Michaelmas Term was
°Pened before Dr. LUSIIINGTON. There were very few
Cage,.on the paper.

MURDOCK V. MURDOCK.
This was an action for a divorce by reason of cruelty to
IS4i! wife. It was stated that, in consequence of his client
ng confined for debt, lie could not enter upon the ne-
cessary Proceedings, but that lie intended to apply to his
creditors for his release under the Insolvent Act.
The case was ordered to stand over.
LORD BRANDON V. LADY BRANDON.
Bln this case a proxy was exhibited, signed by Lord
randon, to stay any further proceedings against her Lady-
ship, and the Court was prayed to that effect.
Some conversation arm relative to the costs, and
Dr. LusHINGToN decided that Lord Brandon should pay
all coats of the suit, after they bad been taxed.
There was no other case of interest before the Court,
and it.then adjourned.

TIM MARKETS.-(THIS DAY).

RAY MARKETS.—(At per Load of 36 Trusses.)
ST. JAMES'S.

Coati
Ne9l Meadow theavy Lowland Meadow Hay £2 2 to £2 10
~,Hay
Jseful Old Ditto 2:10 3 8
„:bierpland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 3lO 410
Hay.....,.- 3 10 5 5
Oat Straw....—.Zl 16 to £1 181 Wheat Straw 2 0 2 2
A good supply, and a dull trade at Satuday's prices.
SMITHFIELD.
i,;ew Meadow , arse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay £2 2 to £23 15
Hay 2 0 0
;.sefulold Ditto 3 3 310
done Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 3lO 4 4
0 Clover HaY (extra fine)....£s 5... Generally
4". raw .. LI 12 to X 1 16 j Wheat Straw 116 2 0
Supply good, trade dull, and prices stationary.

CI
MARKETS—(TWO O'CLOCK.)
C.E4151"1A COMPANY'S SALES.—This morning the
ropany's declarations of Saltpetre, Pepper, Ginger, &c.
Were gone through. The sale was rather fully attended.
Sararrrax.—About '7OO tops were put up, including
CAlmizany's and licensed goods. The whole sold briskly
atht frelo 2,55. to 265. per cwt., the prices averaging about
• Mine is last sale.
th:lti'llra•—There were 770 bags of Black offered, and
Y were taken in at 3d. per lb. .
fenCtil°ll---One thousand six hundred bags were sold
,111 l2s. 6d. to 13s. 6d. per cwt.
•„:c"SIA. LlcNEa._About 1,200 chests, chiefly taken
ICO4* fr°lll 625. to 655. per cwt. Of 180 chests in addi-
' 7-) Part Were sold at 675. to 70s. per cwt.
of the Saltpetre,
remarked by the trade that, with the exception
''"e Saltpetre, no sale for a long time past has gone off
5° he as that of this morning.
deliveries from the West India Docks last
eek amounted to nearly 3,000 casks, reducing the stock
to 46,786 hhds., and 2,306 trcs. This morning scarcely
bargain has been made in the colonial markets and no
Tiotations can be given. There is some expectation of
111 creased activity this afternoon. The arrivals of Mauritius
ate increased the stock to upwards of 35,000 bags.
lio other colonials there is nothing doing to produce a
variation in prices. Ruin is heavy; the deliveries last
4-
.I"ek were 603 puns., and 57 hhds., of which 355 hhds.
tit rorte for home consumption. The stock in the West India
i 8 now about 26,000 puns. and 2000 hhds.
In Hoes and Slims there is no alteration to-day.
9,," IL
—The accounts of the result of the fishery has had
naueet'ort the market, the speculative demand being very
4". The deficiency is expected to be about 4,000 tons,
ek7:Pared with that of last year. Linseed is inquired
; Rape is at 431. per tun; Cod 291. per Gree-
n. "1„41 28/. 15s. per to ; and Sperm, at 68/. per tun.
s 5), uric PRODUCE.-There are no fresh advices from
'l,lll Petetahurgh this morning. The price of Tallow is
;it 6d. per cwt. ; the stock 24,000 casks, and the deli-
: list week 2,659 casks.
The accounts are generally unfavourable respecting the
°PS Of Cotton in America ; but prices here are unaltered.