The Sun.
London, England, 1845-07-08 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY':

NAY DIJIRKETS.
SMITEPTELD.—Coarse Meadow Hay, 3/ 188 to 4/15s; 65;
do., 4/ 18s to 5/ 8s; fine Upland do., 5/ lOs to 51 jot
Clover Hay, 4/ lOs to 6l; Oat Straw, 1/ 18s to 2/ ; vnd
Straw, 2/ to 2/ 2s per load. A fair average supply,'-
sluggish demand, at the above quotations. erg'
CUNZERLAND.—Coarse Meadow Hay, 4/ to 4/ 100; go
ditto, 4/12s to 5/ 5s ; fine Upland ditto, 518 s to 5/ 168; tillot
Hay, 4/ 108 to 6l; Oat Straw, 1/ 18s to 2/;
Straw, 2/ to 2/ 2s per load. Both Bay and Straw 1330
steadily, and priceslvere well supported. j5Ol
W HITECH APEL.—Coarse Meadow Hay, 3/ 15s to In. to
useful ditto, 4/ 16s to 5/ 8s ; fine Upland ditto, ~11
021;
5/ 15s; Clover Hay, 4/ lOs to 616 x; Oat Straw, 11 18s ttracji
Wheat Straw, 2l to 2/ 2s per load. Supj ly good, and
rather dull. 4i 106
New Meadow Hay was selling at from Si 8s to

per load.
COLONIAL. 100'
SUGAR.—A fair business has been done in British r
tion, about 700 hhds having been sold a t sully previous re
and the market is firmer. '1 he public sales have onlY °WI
3,892 bags 312 casks Mauritius, and LOCO bags Bengalti?,hoot
all of which found buyers, but the Mauritius went off withoi,
spirit, and in most instances at a decline of Is. ; being' o 0
ever an inferior parcel and in bad condition, it pt: 00°
very little criterion of the market generally. The
sold briskly, and at rather higher prices. Lew lof
ellow Mauritius brought 42s 6d to 52s 6d orti
to good brown 35s 6d to 41s; low to fine white lie 40
Bengal 52s to 58s 6d, fine greyish yellow ditto 48s WO/
and mid to fine strong yellow crystalised 47s to 56s'noc0
quantity landed last week at the East and West lndisLid
was 2,438 hhds 218 tierces 619 barrels. The stock of pal
Plantation is 18,887 hhds 2,450 tierces against 16,13,610
2,465 tierces at this time last year. The stock of n'l,s
is 96,492 bags against 84,105 bags at this time last Ye..,:at'l
COFFEE.—The stock of British Plantation in the AO
London is 3,671 hhds 2,950 barrels and bags, against
hhds 4,005 barrels and bags at this time last year.
Rims.—The quantity landed last week at the Pa n,O
West India Docks was 659 puns, 29 1 hds. The stock 4,6,4
ViyMejpgylitiisiLst, 11,473 puns, 3,260 hhds, against
sold asL 126 to 123
for good white, which prices are a shade lower. .50°
SPICES.-238 bags Ai alabar Pepper was taken in i"
good heavy shot kind, being comparatively cheap. AS
_„t."
TALLow.-I).Y.C. is 40s to 40s 3d per cwt on the
Town 43s per cwt.
,i'drEtoa.
dT;11 TEA.—The
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tilsd s2tseatdoy2. s
4Cdo;n
wu
no
kr dayt,o
ggonne-dzora:ii o.°
d orcl°
but mid, is 21d to is 31d per lb. The stock in Lon
the Ist inst. was 31,824,0001b5.

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HOUSE OF LORDS.-(THIS 00
The House sat to-day to hear appeals. The Peers press
,:
the Lord Chancellor, Lord Brougham, and Lord CotteHbi"oe
THE MAYOR Or NEWCASTLE-VION-TYNE V. THE ATTORNEY.,,,GI6OIO4
Mr. KINDERSLEY replied ts.day in this case, and their P"
postponed t 'heir judgment.

ROLLS' COURT.-(THISDAY)
'blaster of the Rolls heard petitions to-day, most °
were. unopposed.

`SHERIFFS' COURT.-(THISD A'
(Before Mr. Under-Sheriff BURCHELL.)
SALOMON AND ANOTHER V. NIMMA.
The plaintiffs in this case are attorneys, and the ac-
brought to recover the sum of 5/. 9s. 2d., the balance ef!of
costs for extra charges against the defendant, as assignee 010 1r
rupt, the object being to protect him from liability under
004
pointment.
The case depended on the point, whether payment
party for a debtor, without his request or previous knov/Ig"'
Of a good payment to support a plea of payment by the debtor'. to I
. Al
The UNDER-SHERIFF said he should leave it to the Plod',
whether the payments had been made on account of the do ntr
If they bel'.eved they were, he would reserve the legal 5'
considere,tion of the jury. fs,
ter IN
I
a
Verd:set for defendant, but execution stayed till next •1,. r"
the cniestion to be discussed by Mr. Thomas for plaint'
fen'Aant did not appear by counsel.

SPORTING.
(FROM Qua CORRESPONDENT,)
- 0
The Newmarket July Meeting commences to-day Wri", 11151
gramme of the usual calibre. While Liverpool and toAo
which are so near at liand, offer such powerful attracti7o
owners of race-horses, it is not likely that the fields in any °I 00/
will be large. For the July Stakes, the only starters Ilehd
see are the Smuggler Bill, Moonbeam, one of Lord g'worsl
of Colonel Peel's, and Ipecacuana. Of these only the
have been backed; and, from the force' the Odle °O,l
at present, I rather expect to see the Smugg-be °jot
Colonel Peel has won this stake so often, that of
be looked upon as a dangerous opponent, and as his Wen, ire
best bred ones in the race, his winning with either of th slsOpi
not in the least surprise rue. On Wednesday Mr. SheleopeStooj
is matched against Mr. Bouverie's Science, with every Pk
trod
i
beating her. For the Chesterfield Stakes, which has in Old
so many good horses to public notice, 006_2
the field will consist only of Nell Cook, The Free Lat; f
Colonel Peel's, and one of Lord Exeter's, and out of air"—
Free Lance will be first, and Nell Cook second.
To the Liverpool Cup there are twenty.five Gr°'V
but as Johnny is out of training, and Willfa>r le is
reported to have broken down, the list may be slikioisro
.n." be
reduced to twenty-three. Upon a hasty glance I t'
Ironmaster, Milton, Lothario, and Trueboy will be found 1005
best in. For the Goodwood Stakes, Pythia's victory over 1
oe,j
ritress seems to have benefited her little, as she is hardly
a favourite now as she was before the result of the C lA, Itry
Plate was known. The Libel, John o'Gaunt, and Queen O
each backed yesterday by good judges for large stlint,,,,!o
Goodwood Cup a new favourite was introduced in Mr.
Stomacher colt, who, if he wins, will be doubtless honot?0,0
a name. He is a four-year old, and will carry 7st. 1111:4
suit of the Liverpool St. Leger will have an important sffec 0401
namesake at Doncaster, as Pantasa and Mentor will Inees,tts
the latter is defeated the position of the former in the Dew

be materially altered.
July 8, 1845.

TELEGP-

RAO
MARYLEBONE SAVINGS' -- is3k,
76, WELBECK-STREET.—Established July bliolfr
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF PROGRESS, AT • )
PERIODS, DU RING THE LAST SEVEN YEA1".64101
Sums inve:„A
Open Deposit Nationsiineol.
Accounts. Conitil.,ll
On July 5, 1839 --kJ 1,620 £216,v4
1840— ..... 12,445 243,4v0
1841........ 12,881 260,65
1842 13,100 275,071
1843 13,820 305,3_,%
r),,.'
1844 14,638 34,
s.zi
1845 15,7.:4 256,*41".

6g.ODWARRANATII T.AGORE.—This tli,litlgtl.s--'0
ticiiian, one of the merchant-princes of India, who
in town for the last fortnight, af.it is soon to le-Oti: elif
tour of visits to Scotland and Ireland, previous to I,bisid
to winter in Italy, will have the honour of an audienee_As
at Buckingham Palace, to present an address from 01-
her her Majesty the Queen. We understand that Mb; stairo
TagGre hes also received an invitation to a Par,,g'
_A",(
Palace this evening. His son and nephew, who are Sri(
Country with him, are receiving an English educati%olo,
his own eye. Among his visitors yesterday were the VII,
Sinde, Dr. and Mrs. Sheridan, Mr. Nasmyth, Mr. Georgebose°
son, Dr. Greenove, Mr. Keane, Dr. Shelton Mackenzie (wieoill''o,
tographic imitations excited much interest) and other gelit:"l slso
11ER MAJESTY'S NEW STATE YACHT.---"l'lcd-of#1;i1
yacht, the Fairy, left the East India Docks yesterday ";ifer...d
where she has been fitted out, and proceeded down the rtra
re Ix
her way to Portsmouth, so as to convey her Majes-,'0.0 „,
Albert, and their Belgian Majesties, out to Spithead se drop
Channel, to witness the sailing of the experimental squalo-e
lying off that port. The working of the propeller again5t.,...,,111,
fully bore out all expectation, the average speed being au"; ger
miles per hour. On reaching Greenhithe she was broil Oh' I
order to have her compasses and chronometers arranged, $n
resumed her course to Portsmouth. of'
~„ e
THE RECENT FIRE IN QUEBEC.--In ptlfSn*"..e
numerously signed requisition, the Mayor of Limerick b;iorri
a meeting of the citizens to adopt measures for giving exPrehec,l°
their sympathy for the sufferers by the recent fire in 12""
to arrange for a general contribution for their relief. So fIQI
,
THE FIRE Al QUEBEC.—The Liverpoo, subore
Lions for the thousands rendered houseless by
the great&O.:if
Quebec, amounted on Saturday evening to SW. It
that the calling of a public meeting by the mayor wou'-'lo'
facilitate the object in view, and set a good example to other
towns.

;
ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB.—ThisrA b .0(
lately received a considerable addition to its members, o!",itily"
twenty having joined it, including his Grace the Duke of r'°e 101'
berland, the Duke of Montrose, the Earl of Huntingdon, the
T. S. Carnegie, Sir William Haines. Lord Alfred Page, "-0
appointed vice-commodore. The last match of the seas-
take place on the 16th of July.
11
ELECTION Full WEST SUFFOLK.—The notnivatl
took place yesterday at Bury St. Edmund's, when Captain I,e I'll'
was returned without opposition. In returning thanks a
nounced that he would support, not Church and State, b-0 0,0;
farming interest and the interest of the Church—that be IriculSt
pledged to any ministry, and would advocate all measures ca_i
to secure those real interests by which the country flourislity. 001
DANGER OF READING IN BED.—Yesterday
ing, between one and two o'clock, a serious accident neenrr
,10,1 1r
Mrs. Blamire, a widow lady of independent property, 1°_,,1 tO
Brook-street, Grosvenor-square. Mrs. Blamire bad retire.",
about eleven o'clock on the previous night, the lady's inaid„,ter°l
left her reading in bed, Shortly after one o'clock or;
morning, the man servant, imagining that there was a slr°"res
of fire, awakened the female attendant, who, upon enter-00,7
mistres's room, found the furniture of the bed enveloped ineipiit.
and the unfortunate lady lying therein in a state of ingloilte"„'
She was extricated from her dangerous situation, and Mr. I low,
a surgeon, was immediately sent for, who applied the usuafair
dies, and Mrs. Blamire, though suffering severely, Is in sue 004
of recovery. The accident is attributed to a spark from t"
setting fire to the bed-clothes. tlig
A FAMINE AT GRAVESEND.—SO greatly ow-
population of Gravesend increased by the immense influx f"' pty
tb
on Sunday List, that the requisite quantity of food to OPOO
cravings of appetite could not be pi ocured, and many Pe°
roof
to leave without partaking of either dinner or tea. As a_P.,d
the demand, ham was sold at six shillings per pound, 1"
quartern loaves sixpence each. bOCIP
'THE QUAKERS —ln the annual letter of thi°,,,,ifer'
year, the
just published, it is stated that, during the past
ings " of their members, in consequence of ecclesiastical
clslma' io'
eluding the costs of distraint, amounted to about 10,2901• yls
A subz,cription is about to be opened 111
favour of the sufferers by the recent dreadful tire in QuebeC._aetweeti
ALARMING FIRES.- Yesterday morniog, u`
two and three o'clock, a fire broke out, at No. 8, Nevft°,..,r, of °,14
r.
New North-road, kioxton New Town, in the occupation
o
Samuel Swain, watchmaker. It originated in the seer' Wei
back, and was occasioned by one of Mr. Swain's
was intoxicated, taking a lighted candle too near the
awrritedi
curtains. An alarm having been given, assistance promptly wincl°,„
spprentic"itide
and the flames were extinguished, not, however, until
itim.whe roe',
curtains and blinds were destroyed, and the furniture Lcovelc:o
damaged. About of,e hour late, a tire "'a t.Ort
burning on the premises belonging to Mr. Zunipb,
22, Lisle-street, Leicester-square. The flames were NW '
tinguished without the aid of the engines,