The Sun. — London, England, 1846-01-03 00:00:00

• TilE SUN, LONDON, SATUR DA Y _EVENING. JANUARY 3 1846. . FRIDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Boston-W. Glyde, sen., J. Anstice, and W. Glyde, jun., , SHIPWRECK IN PE VENSEY.BAY. i seen or heard of, it is supposed that every soul belonging counting-house, but so skilfully and silently were the same service, are each to be fitted with galvanized rigging. erished. At Calais, the M o ntague, of N ew - robberies effected, that the burglar got clear off with The Janus steam-sloop has been under the hands of MARLBOROUGH-HOUSE, JAN. 2, 1846. clothiers, Lyme Regis (so far as regards J. Anstice)--R. and ' HASTINGS, DEC. 31.-An inquest was held to-day at to them p ast i e f or Honfleur, also foundered; the crew, eight in the booty undetected and unseen. On the night of the thel dockyard ever since her arrival from her last trip. Th e Q ueen Dowager has been pleased to appoint the Hon. R. W. Johnson-H. Elkington and J. K. Haworth, chemists, ' St o . Alban's-place, Edgeware- road-W. Edwards and H. the Star Inn, Pevensey, before Air. John Phillips (who c , number, took the boat just before she went d own , an d eoth o f the s am e mon th, th e premises of Mr. Lerew, of She is ordered to Portsmouth, and left Chatham this Mary Seymour to be one of her Majesty's Maids of Honour. acted as coroner in the absence of Mr. J. G. Shorter), C pner, mercers, Ludlow-R. R. Bayley F. H. Jansen and P. Richardson, attorneys, Basinghall-stieet (so far as re'gards were making for the shore, when th e bo a t ca p s i ze d, gin e mili on . s t ree t, were bure a riously entered,; and two day. The Earl of Dundonald, her constructor, arrived The Queen Dowager has been pleased to appoint Lieute- On the body of a passenger of the Two Corneliuses, watches, a signet ring, and guard chain, 10/. in gold and on Thursday afternoon, the Ist inet., from London, and nant Robert Bedford, R.N., to be her Majesty's Gentleman P. Richardson)-R. Scholes and R. Horsfall, stockbrokers, Liverpool-J. D. Powles, A. W. Powles, T. O. Powles, and named Gronwald, who, it was supposed, was drowned the whole of them sunk. Thirteen coasting vessels were driven ashore during silver, a 5/. bank note, and other property, were ab- is now staying at the residence of the Captain-Super- Usher in Residence. in the above vessel. It appears that the Two Come the gales off different parts off the Welsh, and the more stracted in the same mysterious manner. The affair iutendent, W. H. Shirriff, R.N. The Noble Earl intends R. S. Illingworth, jun., merchants, Bogota, New Granada limes, bound for Amsterdam, was a Dutch vessel of 750 , . MAJESTY THE QUEEN DOWAQ.ER, JAN. 2. ff h t t• di t• d • tdal f • d ' distant portion o t e wes ern eon ,an n mos in- cause a s tares e o excitement an uneasiness, and proceeding with the ship. Her last trip evidently ,„ OFFICE OF THE MASTER OF THE HORSE TO HER so far as regards R. S. Illingworth, jun.)-R. R Gowar, S. tons burden, and had come from Batavia laden with stances, in consequence of the continuance of the gales, particularly in St. John -street, where four houses were proves that she will never, under her present construction Colonel owar, J. 11. Gowar, and F. Gower, coachmakers, Church- Aldgate-R. S. G. Kilbee and J. Macfie, merchants, a valuable cargo consisting of indigo, sugar, coffee, the reater part of them, it is feared, will become total entered on the same ni ht. The oli e h d h s The followin • h • g g p c , w o were be able to hea t e ea. gis t e progress ' GeinherealQuSe ir en A D . o F w . ag j e ia r rn ha a s rd b , e G en o p x le . as a e o d d to G o e pp ll oin , t Lieut.- row, packages of blocked tin, and cane. On Sunday b morning losses. Eight out of the thirteen were attended by loss greatly blamed for not being more vigilant, spared no she made in her last trial, on her leaving this port on Liverpool-E. Hilton and S. Wassermann, commission mer last, about two o'clock, she was in Pevensey- ay, ana of life, each vessel varying from two to three of their exertion to apprehend the offender. An old soldier was the 16th ult. :-She started at 1 P. 31 w•th fi b Marsh" d •t th f 1 Commandant of the Rifle Brigade, to be her Majesty's Clerk ~ i a ne reeze The Queen Dowager has been please to appoin eo - chants, Sunderland-J. Patchett, H. Jones, H. Stead, and while the captain was below he heard a noise, and on c w. J. MtKay, carriers, Manchester. arrested on suspicion of being concerned in it, but the aft, her wheels revolving about 3i- turns per minute ; lowing gentlemen to be her Majesty's Equerries :- proceeding on deck he discovered she had struck. He re.. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION , A.long the Dutch coast the sacrifice of property has police failed in sustaining the charge ;he was, however, and on her arrival at Sheerness at a quarter-past thr ee Lieut.-Col. W. H. Cornwall, of the Coldstream Guards. Macadam and Co. calico printers, Glasgow, Jan. 9 and 30, attempted to put her to sea, but to no purpose. The wind 'seen equally as great as off the English. The total convicted of having five counterfeit crown pieces on his o'cloek,:a.m., anchored off the Mouse at four o'clock, eee., Capt A. J. Taylor, of the Royal Horse Artillery, at two, at the ehan:bers of Mr. Steele, jun., Glasgow. at the time blew a perfect (=ale, and the sea ran moun , n . umber of vessels reported to have been lost amount to person when arrested;and sentenced to 18 months'impri- and an the 17 th s he p reeceded at thirty minutes after Capt. E. A. Somerset, of the Rifle Brigade. PRICE OF SUGAR. ress tains high. Guns were fired off as signals of dist sixteen. The Belgian and French coasts have been sonrnent at the last old Bailey sessions. On the 20th ult., eight o'clock A.M. for Portsmouth, with fine smeoth WHITEHALL, DEC. 30, 1845. The average price cf Brown or Muscovado Sugar, the which being heard at one of the Martello Towers (55 v!sited with similar disasters, also occasioning a de- at 4 o'clock in the morning, police-constable Moss, of the water, with light breezes blawirg aft, she making 13 The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be _ produce of the Brirsh possessions in America, com station), a mounted coastguardsman was immediately iorable loss of life. G division, being on duty in St. John-street, saw the turns of the wheels per minute, and at two P.M. her spe d puted from the returns made in the week ending Dec. 30, dispatched to Eastbourne (about seven miles distant) for P c Right Hon. Edward Granville Easl St. Germans to the office passed under the Great Seal, constituting and appointing the 1845, is 375. 3d. per cwt. the life-boat, which was as soon as possible put off at prisoner coming out of Mitre-court ; seeing there was became reduced, and kept gradually slackening, in con- - , , of her Majesty s Postmaster General. Langley-point to render the poor fellows assistance. The POLICE IN T ELLIGENCE. something bulky beneath his dress he questioned him, sequence of a slight swell of the sea, and at nine P.M. DOWNING-STREET, DEC. 30. crew who manned the boat acted with extraordinary MANSION-HOUSE. and finding his answers evasive and c o n t ra di c t o ry to o k s h e could only make nine turns per minute. On the 18th, The Queen has been pleased to appoint Martin West Esq., BAN KOF ENGLAND. bravery and coolness; and, notwithstanding the violence John Kloba, the old Dutchman, who was some days him to the station, when, on beirg searched, all the ap- at three o'clock A. 31. she made nine turns per minute, to be Lieutenant-Governor of the district of Natal, in South (From last Night's Gazette.) of the aale and the roughness of the sea, they succeeded ago charged with having robbed Mr. Burley, shopman Paratus of a burglar were found upon him-lucifer- and at five A.m. only seven turns per minute, and in con- Africa. An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth of Victoria, in reaching the vessel (about a mile distant from shore in the employment of Mr. Viner, of Regent-street, of match-box, pick-locks, screw-driver, four bunches of sequence of a head wind springing up, it was feared that Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Henry Cloete, cap. 3 9 , for the II" eee eading on Saturday, the 27th day of Esq., to be . Recorder for the district of Natal. . and a short distance e tstward of Beachey-head), and three watches, the property of the latter, was brought up keys, &c. The prisoner gave his address, and the con- she could not make head way aeainst the wind, and December, 1845. Majeste - has also been pleased to appoint Donald landed ten in safety. About seven o'clock twenty more for final examination. The watches were valued at stable after lodging him in the cell went to ascertain if she was compelled to return, and she set sail at one ac Her - • , ISSUE DEPART3IENT. G f h d• • di Es . to be becretary to overnment or t e istrict of the crew were landed in the ship's boat in a state 130/. The following was the additional evidence. It it were genuine. The landlord of the house in which P.N., and anchored in the Downs for the night, and e ' f l o ., Te - t -e e ' l q ' X. X. of great- exhaustion, but through the kindness of will be recollected, that although several witnesses the prisoner lodged came to the door at the constable's on the loth, at thirty minutes after eight A.M., Her Ma•esty has also been pleased to appoint Hougham gotes issued ...... 26,771,510 Government debt 11,015,100 Other securities... 2,984,900 Lieutenant Nickoll they were plentifully supplied identified the prisoner as the person who called himself knock ; and, in answer to inquiries, declared the pri- started her engines, with a light favourable breeze, Hudson, s j en Esn to be Civil Commissioner and Reeident e e, Gold coin and bul with restoratives. They lost the whole of their Mr. Delara, he stoutly declared that be was not the soner was at that moment in bed (which no doubt the her wheels revolving about thirteen turns per minute, Magistrate of Albany, in the settlement of the Cape of Good lion .. 11,189,484 clothes, Bind were miserably clad. Oa a representation man, and also denied that he was in England at the time landlord believed), for he was surprised to hear the pH- an d at n i ne o ' c l oc k the ship was put round to the Hope. Silver bullion... .. 1,582,026 being made to the agent at Eastbourne to the Ship- of the robbery. Boner had crept out in the same stealthy and silent way wind, for the purpose of trying her, but she cou ld not b e el ee m a j es ty has also been pleased to appoint Hougham wrecked Mariners' Society, they were supplied with Ann Maria Whitehead said, she was servant to Mr. by which his movements at Messrs. Walker's had been forced to go ahead, and she laid for the night. On the Hudson, jun.;Esq., to be Secretary to the Lieutenant G0ver .£26,771,510 X 26,771,510 'as of the settlement of the Cape of articles of clothing. The whole of the crew having Salt, of 3, St. George's-terrace, Hyde Park, in June, and regulated, and that he was then a prisoner at the police- 21 s t, a t t hi r ty minutes after ten o'clock, a.m., the ship nor of the Eastern distil M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. been landed, as was supposed, some of the brave coast- was left to take care of the house by her master. That station. The prisoner's apartment was forthwith started for Chatham, but, owing to a strong wind, she Good Hope. Dated the Ist day of January, 1846. 1 d t • t Ch ries Bell, Her Majesty has also been p ease o appoin a guard.smen ascertained that there was one poor fellow (the the prisoner took the house of her master ready fur- searched, and the duplicates of Mr. Walker's gold could not go ahead, and it was found necessary to Es .to be Assistant Surveyor-General for the settlement of BANKING DEPARTMENT. deceased) lashed in the rigging. One of them, named nished in that month, on a Friday, and after he had watch and other property belonging to the same gentle- anchor two miles from Margate, keeping the engines the l Cape of Good Hope. E. X. Driscoll, desired to go off to render him assistance ; hut been there three or four days, Mr. Burle call d d man found there. The duplicates of a great portion of at work until night ; and at thirty minutes after eight, Her Majesty has further been pleased to appoint S. P. ' P roprietors' capital,l4,bs3,ooo Government seen y e , an 3,227,443 rities (including Lieut. Nickoll said that as it was thought the poor fellow asked for Mr. Delara, and witness showed him up to Mr. Lerew's property were found in the prisoner's box, A.M., on the 22d, started again for Sheerness, attempted Fairbanks, Esq. to be her Majesty's Treasurer for the pro- Rest Public deposits (in- Dead Weight was dead, havina been ill for two months previously, and the drawing-room, in which the prisoner was seated. and a 51. Bank of England note, stolen from the latter to beat up; not being able to steam against the wind, at vince of Nova gcotia. eluding Exche- Annuity) almost dead when the vessel struck, it was useless for Witness then went down stairs. She had closed the hall gentleman, has been found, and traced to the prisoner, thirty minutes after eleven, A.M., got aground, and after Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Dorsetshire. aer Savings- Other securities 16.252,051 him to risk his and the others' lives. Driscoll then ex- door, after havin d • g a mated Mr. Burley, but soon a er at whose name is endorsed upon it in his own handwriting. some difficulty got off, and anchored f or th e night. On Sir W. C. Medlycott, Bart., to be Deputy Lieutenant, - ,u ' • banks, Commis- Notes claimed, with great emotion, " Then, Sir, I'll swim out wards that person called to her from the head of the The greater part of the property was pawned. It was the ead it was found that she could not go ahead, and Dec. 27. sioners of National Gold and silver to him, for I can't bear to see a fellow creature there." stairs, and asked her for Mr. Deism. She replied that Produced in Court by the pawnbrokers, and identified by she was forced to remain at anchor. On the 24th the Commissions by the Lord. Lieutenant of Oxfordshire. t Debt, and divi- coin 514,376 Lieutenant Nickoll then gave leave, and Driscoll, with he had come to the house on Friday night, and Mr. the owners. weather was fine, and took three hours to get her anchor; The Right Hon. A. Viscount Valentia to be Dep . o y Lieutenant ;G.A. F. Viscount Villiers to be Deputy Lieu- dend accounts) 9.698,409 the Ashdown, John Yeates, Henry Veerhault, and Wm. Burley said, "lam a ruined man, for he has stolen The prisoner, who was undefended, having received the one of the hawse-holes was carried away, and the vessel Charles Lane, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Oth d "t er eposi 5...... 8.482,239 Henry Selley, put off in a boat, and after many narrow three watches from me." Witness observed that the usual caution, confessed the burglary at Messrs. Walker's arrived off Chatham-yard at fifteen minutes past four tenant J H Lthurst, Esq ,to be ditto ; L. Pickering, Esq., to be Seven day andother escapes, the sea continuing very rough, they reached the street door, which she had closed, was wide open, and and Mr. Neill's. He denied that there was any money in o'clock, P.M. She is now to be removed to Portsmouth, ditto ;H. Baskervide Esq., to be ditto ;M. Ricardo, Esq~ bills vessel, when they discovered the poor fellow sus d d h fterwards saw the prisoner until he was in Mr• Neill's cash-box, but Mrs. Neill swore the direct to see what can be done there with her. to be ditto ;H. W. D'ashwood, Esq., to be ditto, Dec. 29. pen e s e never a £36,a22,9501 £36,922,950 in the rat-lines quite dead. custody . contrary.-The prisoner was fully committed for trial. A new school is to be erected in the dockyard for the Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Wigtown. M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. The jury, having heard the evidence, returned a ver- The LoRD MAYOR-Are you satisfied that he is the apprentices. 'R. V. Agnew, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant, Dec. 20. Dated the Ist day of Zanuary, 1846. diet, that Deceased died from natural causes, accelerated man? Witness-Certainly : not the least doubt of it. NAVAL IN TELLIGENCE. Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire. by exposure to cold. The LoRD MAYOR-Had any other tradespeople PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 2, 1846.-The following is the THE NE W PLANET . First Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia- R P Dawson Gent. to be Lieutenant vice Attwood, de- LATEST PRICES OF SHARES Deceased was formerly a soldier at Batavia, and having called ? Witness-y es , some dressin g - cases were Admiralty official list of her Majesty's fleet up to the Since the'discovery of the exultra-zodiacal planet Ceres • ' " ' • • ' ceased Dec. 27 . J F. Slegg Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice been very lately pensioned off, he intended to have spent brought home to him on the day before, and some on end of 1845 :-Those fitting, and, consequently, but re- on the Ist t,f• January, 1801 (soon after followed by the Bo ' ' ' " rrow, deceased, Dec. 31. IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM the remainder of his d a y s at A ms t er dam, whither the the day after be disappeared, and the messenger with cently commissioned, are so marked ; the others are discovery of Juno, Pallas, and Vesta), no occurrence PANIES' STOCK. WHITEHALL, DEC. 29. vessel was bound. the latter made an apology for the delay.-(A langh.) effective men-of-war, and may be met with in nearly all has, perhaps, excited so much interest in the scientific ______ eas .-_ The Right Honourable Sir Nicolas Conyngbam Tindal, From tle Official List, The weather has continued very boisterous, and since The LORD MAYOR-Prisoner, have you any ques- parts of the world, except the Baltic and the Black Sea, world, as the newly-discovered member of our planetary Knt I ord Chief Just' ce f her Mde ty's Court of Common PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING Sunday the vessel has gone to pieces, and the major tions to tesk of this witness ? The prisoner-No. lam where they are not required. As troop ships, surveying family, Astrea. The observations of one of the greatest Ple ” ' • 1 ' o Y j s ll J h I) 11 f as, has appoirted Thomas arra o nson ay, o portion of the cargo has been washed out and strewed the Man. and discovery ships, steamers, transports, packets and living authorities on the law of Bode, of whose sagacious Arundel, in the county of Sussex, Gent., to be one of the LONDON, FaIDAY, JANUARY 2. al ong th e coas t f or some miles eastward. Several boxes The LoRD MAYOR-You insisted before that You revenue vessels, and yachts, are not considered men-of- and far-sighted conj ec t ure the recent discovery would P erpe t ua l C omm i ss ioners for taking the acknowledgments 3OrATT-STOCH nisivms. of indigo, however, have been secured at Hastings and were not the man. T h e. 1 3 „ ri r a uer--- . B ‘a u t I a een t aider a it is war, being only partially armed and man ne d, th e y have seem to afford an additional confirmation, will doubtless of deeds to be executed by married women, under the Act Dividend Ametint other places ; and it is supposed there are some boxes of now the heat wa Y t° ' e l' w e all w . ' nave acme been omitted in this statement. The f o r c e on the coast be peculiarly acceptable to those who have not Sir John passed for the abolition of fines and recoveries, and for the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price coffee remaining in the small portion of the vessel left. wrong, but I hope you will have mercy on me. I of Africa alone consists of 25 vessels. Herschel's work immediately at hand. The concluding substitution of more simple modes of assurance, in and for Annum. Share. Hee hull is visible, and preparations are making to se- am an old man, 65 years of age, and very poor. lam SHIPS OF THE LINE. sentence is, however, remarkably curious, and shows that the county of Sussex. WHITEHALL, DEC. 24. --- I s. d. .E s. d. - cure what little it contains. very sorry. Gunsi Guns even the highest authorities may at times, from extreme Australasia .. Knt The Right Hon. Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal, ~ The jury expressed their admiration of the bravery The LORD MAYOR-All that won't justify the robbery. St. Vincent l 20'Albion ... 9O caution, prove at fault:- Britsh North American 4/. per cent. 50 0050 0 0 46 Lord Chief Justice of her Majesty's Court of Common Pleas, - Commercia of London 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 214 . of the men in rendering assistance ; and we would add Inspector Sha,ckell said the prisoner was very near Trafalgar l2O Canopus - • • - • ercury, enus, ar , , has appointed James Winter, of the city of :Norwich, Gent., ceeeeee 51. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 15% I that a more substantial proof of admiration should be ' doing a jeweller out of a diamond ring, worth 75 gui- Queen a urn, Ilse een known from the earliest ages in to be one of the Perpetual Commissioners for taking the ac- Londn and Westminstr 1 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 26 ' shown by the Humane Society, for a more deserving noas, which ring the Dutchman actually had put upon Caledonia l2O Collingwood which astronomy has been cultivated. Uranus was dis- knowledgments of deeds to be executed by married womer, London Joint-Stock ... I 61. per cent. 50 0 0 le 0 0 14 4 Hibernia Metropolitan - 25 0 0 710 0 case of reward could not possibly be brought under their his finger. covered by Sir W. the hAc dfo • s and recoveries 72 Herschel in 1781, March 13, in under t e t passe r the abolition of fine , e r ~, notice. The prisoner said that he sold the watches for for 361 Rodney course of a review of the heavens, in which every star and for the substitution of more simple modes of assurance, e o ncial of Ireland.. I 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 45% Since the above melancholy occurrence we have re- That was all he got for them. ' The Victory, Ocean, Poictiers, and Imaum, are not visible in a telescope of a certain power was brought in and for the city of Norwich, and cuunty of the same city, Ditto, New. •••• • • • • 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 17% National of Ireland . • 51. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 194 ceived communications, stating that the weather has Alderman Fanaationseß (who sat with the Lord considered effective sea-going men-of-war. under close examination, when the new planet was im- also in and for the county of Norfolk. Nat. Provncial of Eng. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 8 36 FIRST-CLASS FRIGATEs. Ditto, New. •••• • • • • 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 continued with unabated violence along this coast, and Mayor), said that somehow or other the case showed E ,,„ le 5O mediately detected by its disc under a high magnifying BANKRUPTS. 50 Winchester Union of Australia •. • • - 25 0 0 25 9 0 24% that two vessels, one a collier, and the other a small craft that there continued to be great facilities for disposing ' '''' -- ise-lane Bucklersbu to 5 0 power. It has since been ascertained to have been ob- James Coe, money scrivener, S , rY, union cf London. ••• • U. per cent. 5O 0 0 10 0 0 12 America 5O Vernon from Sunderland, have been wrecked off Rye. The of stolen goods. 50 served on many previous occasions with telescopes of surrender Jan. 15, at half-past one, and Feb. 20, at twelve, Warspite whole of the crew in the collier perished, but the others Inspector Shackell said, that Mr. Phillips, who • " pur- Vindictive 50 Grampus (fitting) ...... .. 50 insufficient power to show its disc, and even entered at the COurt of Bankruptcy. Whitmore, official assignee, INSURANCE COMPANIES. were saved. chased the pearl watch of the prisoner, had done all in Endymion ..... 44 as a star, and some of the observations which liasinghall-street ; Buchanan, Basinghall-street. 1 Dividend Amount his power to further the ends of • t . jus ice, and had himself SECOND-CLASS FRIGATES (at sea). have been so recorded have been used to improve 'edle bookseller Chancery-lane Jan. 13, at , Edward L , , , a ame ef Company. per of Paid. Price. THE L ATE DREADFUL G ALES. caused h • t e prisoner to be seized in the street. and extend our knowledge of its orbit. The dis- , of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official assignee ; Shaw, Furnival's Never, perhaps, has there been known by the oldest The prisoner -I hope your Lordshi 'll h pwi sive mercy Fisgard Inn, Holborn. m 1 s mariner such a continuance of tempestuous weather as upon me. I was a man of considerable property but --e am P u 42 Pique . has prevailed during the whole of the past month. The I lost it b I ' • - - f ' 11l y specu sting in the stocks. I have our c i - Eurydice TIIIRD-CLASS FRIGATES. 26 Crocodile - Mance Brit. and For. 6 per cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 20 7)itto Marine... .... 6/. per cent, 100 0 0 5 0 0 6% accounts from all quarters detail the most heartrending dren and five grandchildren, and I was endeavouring to Amazon tla 5 casualties at sea. Onr columns have already announced get out to New York to my sou, who is a merchant conway the loss of more than 40 vessels ; upwards of SU have there but I could not get the means of paying my ex- Tyne - dealer Mark-lane City Daniel William Lucas, hemp , , . , Clericl,Med.&Gen.Life : 51. per cent. 100 0 0 210 1 6% since been utterly lost ; while, at a moderate c 1 1 • ' Alarm Jan. 14, at two, ads . , . ___ , 98. 31 i . ted too o o so 0 0 a.euaition penses. le d 'k' 1 , official assignee, re erre s-p ace, crown the number of human beings who have perished can ' The LORD MA.YOR-The case is an exceedingly bad Juno not 26 Curacoa Old Jewry , Bolton, 3, ernman, an unn ng, d D i Austin-friars. ' ••••••• • • • • • • • 1161.55. h 5.1 40 0 0 50 0 - be less than 100. one, and I shall commit you for trial Vestal ry e eune, ma s er, . Eagle •.• • .. I 6s. 50 0 0 50 0 54' Amongst those of the most distressing character are The prisoner-Consider my age and my poverty. Carysfort (fitting) - Economic Life. , I&3os.bs. j 1000 0 0 250 0 0 tho losses of the St. David steamer, trading with passen- Committed for trial. North Star 26 *Daphne - buildings ; Eng. & Scot. Law ••• • • • 5/. per cent. 50 002 0 0 3 Talbot gers and goods between Havre, Plymouth and Liver- James Fox and William Hannell were charged with between those of Venus and Mercury ; that between the Laurance and Plews, Bucklersbury. pool ; and the Tom Bowling steam-vessel, with the loss having joined in a conspiracy with others to cheat and . These ships have a small, but most powerful and for- orbits of Mars and the earth I • th tb t near y twice a e ween Robert Headington, laceman, Bath, Jan. 16, at twelve, and Freemasons' ..• •••• • • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 30 0 Globe • • 61. per cent. Stock. - 142% of nearly 40 lives. The St. David steamer, it appears, defraud Mr. Thomas Capps, warehouseman, of Leaden- midable, arma,ment. • the earth and Venus ; and so on. The interval between Feb. 10, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Morgan, Guardian •.•••• • • • • • • 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 36 10 0 51 was the joint property of the master, Captain Evans, hall-street, of goods. FIRST-CLASS STEAM FRIGATES. the orbits of Jupiter and Mars. however, is too great, official assignee, Liverpool ; Chester and Co., Staple Inn, Imperial Fire .. • ..... 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 240 Penelope Retribution, ready. Imperial Life •••• • • • • 12s. 100 0010 0 0 16% and Mr. Davidson, a merchant, residing at Havre, and Mr. W. Archer, who belongs to the house in question, and would form an exception to this law, which • Tyrer Liverpool London „ . h. j Cyclops was manned by a crew of about 20 hands. Sho was at No. 21, Leadenhall-street, stated that about two Firebrand .. at sea. Sampson I -fitting. is, however, again resumed in the case of the three Charles Barber, calico printer,• Brindle, Lances . ire, an. LI; Life Y... ... ::: 1111 1 1 . . Si. . Igg 0 0 10 ig 4 1 ) schooner-rigged, of 110 tons burden, with engines of months ago Fox came to the warehouse, and asked if G r . 13, and Feb. 10, at twelve, at the Manchester District Court ; remoter planets. It was, therefore thrown out by the Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 20 0 6% 70-horse power, and was built at Liverpool, in 1894. the firm would give him credit to the amount of 301. if Gladiator o gon Pott, official assignee, Manchester ; Chisholme, Hall, and London Fire ........ 10s. 2.5 0012 10 0 15% late Professor Bode of Berl' ' ibl • These four steamers are to form part of an experi- _ . , . in, as a poss e surmise, Her principal trade was in the conveyance of aoods, he produced good securit d Id h T h Gibson Lincoln's Inn-fields ; Gibson, Manchester. London Ship •.••• • • • 10s. 25 0012 10 0 15% y, an was to tat i 0 mental squadron, and to put to sea in the apring. that a planet might exist between Mars and Jupiter, and her accommodation for passengers being somewhat brought 10/. in cash, and would • d • h give goo security, e SECOND-CLASS STEAMERS AT SEA. it may easily then be imagined what was the astonish- Thor'nas Care wir dP' h t Manchester, Marine .. ••••• • • • • 5/. per cent. y 1 iar ierce, mere an , 160 0 0 15 0 0 10% , d _ e_. _, at twelve, at the Manchester Med.ln vlid & Gen. Life - 50 0 0 20 0 3 limited. From all Jan. 15, at eleven an F h h that could be obtained respecting her should have the articles. The prisoner referred witness Vulture Thunderbolt Salamander Hecla ment of astronomers to find four revolving in orbits District Court. Hobson, official assignee, Manchester ; Abbott, eee:=2 ta .. Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 002 10 0 2% fate, it seems she left Havre in the early p er t o f l as t to a person, stated to be residing in Paradise-row, Beth. Virago Styx Prometheus Driver tolerably well corresponding with the law in question. Charlotte-street, Bedford-square ; Atkinson and Saunders, Ls Palladium Life Bl. per cent. 100 0 0 60 0 9% 51. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 21. 2s. week, having on board several passengers, the number nal-green, who stated himself to be a retired ahi • p Vixen Stromboli Hydra Cormorant No account a priori, or from theory, can be given of Manchester. Phcenix ••• • • ....... • • 3/. p. ct. & bs. - - 210 of whom could not be ascertained, and deeply laden, chandler. The referee, upon being communi t d *th Vesuvius Spiteful Hecate Alecto • this singular progression which is not like Kephi's laws, DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Protector Life. .••• • • • 5/. per cent. 20 0 I 1 0 0 11. 3s. her decks being, according to reports received loaded produced his receipts for his rents and said he l h e ad beet; The Rattler, Phcenix, and Scourge fitting ; and with strictl ' • ' • ' • he cir- S. Fawcett, linendraper, Chiswell-street- first div. of y exact in its numerical verification ; but t Provident Life.. ••• • • • 1/. ss. 100 0 0 10 0 0 24 with casks of wine ; she was seen by a vessel the after- carrying on business there for th ' ree years, to ahow his the following-Medea, Devastation, Geyser, and Ardent, cumstances we have just mentioned lead to a strong be- 3s. 9d. in the pound, on Sat wo followin urday, Jan. 3, and t l C. g Rock Life.. ...... Royal Exchange 5l 4s. b 0 0 010 0 44 noon of the day following her departure, and nothin own respectability, and he also gave the witness a re g are to form part of the experimental squadron of steam- lief that it is somethin d 'd l Sat g beyon a mere acci enta co- urdays, at the office of Mr. Groom, Abchurch- ane, ity. T. Wood, wine merchant, Little Queen-street, Holborn- Sun Fire * zr cent. Stock. 10s. - - 180 - was heard of her afterwards until a few days since, when ference to a grocer in Limehouse as to his responsibility. ers in the spring. incidence and belongs to the essential structure of the ' second div. of 2s. Bd. in the pound, on, Saturday, Jan. 3, and. Ditto Life ......... . * . • 11. 6s. Universal Life • lO% l - .pr cnt. 100 0 - 18 6 15 0 18 several casks of wine were picked up by a fisherman, The LORD MAYOR-And how did they turn out when CORVETTES AND BRIGS. system. It has been conjectured that the ultra- two following Saturdays, at the office of Mr. Groom, Ab about 25 miles east of Havre, which were identified as you made the experiment ? Witness-We found them Hyacinth ... ........... ...... 18 Helena l6 zodiacal planets are fragments of some greater planet church-lane, City. LIST or SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES . having formed a portion of the cargo of the ill-fated to be a regular nest of swindlers, robbing tradesmen by Modeste which formerly circulated in that interval, but has T. Patterson and J. Codling, earthenware manufacturers, Orestes steamer. The gale haying sprung up within 12 hours means of giving characters to each other. The prisoner R s been blown to atoms by an explosion and that more Sheriff-hill, Durham-first and final div. of 20s. in the pound, 18 Bittern ... 16 Name of Company. per of Paid. Price after she left Havre, it was at first supposed that the Fox said that he was to open a shop at Walthamstow, Sa o tt e elite - Annum. Share. casks had been thrown overboard to lighten her ; since and the firm sold him the goods, and at the time the Acorn - - - - then, however, from circumstances that have transpired, goods were delivered to him, the prisoner Hannell was in Wolf 6/. per cent. X s. d. .£ s. d 100 0 0 171 it is almost certain that she foundered during the gales, the cart by his side, and passed as his partner. Comus Y tland 61. per cent. - 100 0 0 165 and that every soul on board perished with her ; for by Inspector Shackell said the person who had been de- Lame - - Bristol. British Linen Company 81* per cent. - 100 0 0 225 the transit steamer, which arrived at Southampton a few scribed as a retired ship-chandler, and had been the re- Persian - 100 0 0 166 the pound, and a first div. of 7s. in the pound on new National Bank. ..... .. 61. per cent. - 10 0 0 15% days since, letters have been received, announcing that a feree of Fox, had been lately tried at Newgate. Racehorse ... l6 Sappho l6 At Hammersmith Police -court, yesterday, Inspector r TdJ 20 s b uent Tuesday, at Union Bank of Scotland p oofs, on ues ay, an. ,or any u seq 7%/. pr cent. - SO 0 0 98% large quantity of her cargo had been found off the coast Air. Archer said he had no doubt of the attendance of Ringdove (fitting) - 50 0 0 64% of Fecamp, where a body has also been washed ashore, many victims on the next day of examination. Serpent ost a communication from Inspector Horne, of the J. Schofield, grocer, Greenacres-moor Lancashire-first North of Scotlandßank 61. per cent. - 50 0 77* together with part of a ship's wheel much ornamented The prisoners were remanded till Monday. Wasp - Cy es 1 d dale Bank.• •• •• 6/. per cent. - 10 0 0 14% Osprey div. of 24d. in the pound, on Tuesday, Jan. , Eastern Bank ••• • • ... 5/. per cent. - 10 0 0 11 , With copper. 'The body has been recognised as that of The LoRD MAYOR stated that he had received 51. for Mutine - er Manchester. sequent Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Fras , . Caledonian Bank - 210 0 6 the engineer of the St. David. A trunk has also been the poor-box from Miss Sophy M. West, through Messrs. H. Warburton, builder, Manchester-first div. of 2id. in Edinb.& Glasgew Bank 6/. per cent. - 60 I 74 Kingfisher - 815 0 15 picked up containing women's apparel, which is known Gosling and Co., bankers, Fleet-street. Daring Scottish Union Ins. Co. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 PA tO have belonged to one of the passengers. By these MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Nautilus . Hercules Insurance Co. 71. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 14% discoveries not a doubt is entertained of her loss. The John Concannen was brought before Mr. Hardwick, Rapid (fitting) Insur. Co, of Scetind.. 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 All paid. 10 6 about the matter. The contents of the paper found • • 04 ' • h d Tsd J 20 or any in div. of 3s. 1 d. In t e poun ,on ue ay, an. , North Britsh Insur. • • 5%1. pr cent. 200 I 0 10 0 0 28% catastrophe has produced considerable sensation at Havre. charged with having committed the following robbery. Rolla The St. David is stated to have been insured for 7,000/. Thomas Cheeter, potman at the Plough public-house, Sealark - 6 at the office of Mr. Fraser, Manchester. Caledonian Fire Ins subsequent Tuesday, ur. let. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 24% The other steamer, the Tom Bowling, is supposed to said there were three French gentlemen lodging for Water Witch ... ..,... 101 Cygnet " 20, Victoria-road, Kensington. Sir R. Graham, Bart., J. and J. R e nt on , an d J. Young, Edinburgh Life Incur. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19% have foundered during the gales of the 16th and 17th about two months at his master's house to whom the Nimrod (fitting) 2oi 6 " Christian Frier ds,-Whoever ma b f h L d d Manchester-fourth y e ortunate mere ants, on on an div. of 2id. in Edin. & Glasg. Railway 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 65 Ditto % Shares ... • 51 er ent 12 10 0 All paid. 15% ult., with all hands, off the Dutch coast. She was a per- prisoner acted as a sort of interpreter. On Monday last In addition to the foregoing there are 22 armed enough to pack p • u this bottle, in the name of all that is the pound, and a first div. of ss. ad. in the pound on new . , s .p c . Jan. 20, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Edin., Leith, & Grantn - 20 0 0 20 0 0 21% fectly new vessel, being only built at North Shields last the prisoner came to the public-house and said to him, steamers, brigs, and cutters, commanded by lieutenants. holy I conjure him to re air to P my dungeon, as above. Proofs, on Tuesday, _ _ ter Glasgw & Ayrshir Rail. 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 All paid. 70 summer, and was the property of the master, Mr. Murray, "I'm come for the Frenchmen's boxes, Tom as they are The whole force amounts to a formidable fleet of- For a trifling fault lam chained hand and foot in a dark, the office of Mr.} reser, Manche! . . J. Clarke, R. Mitche , , S • 1 b k 11 J. Phillps and T. mit I, an ers, Gi e nw & Greenck Rail. 21. per cent. 25 0 0 All paid. 21 Glssw&Gamkirk Rail. 51. per cent. 25 0 II All paid. 45 and engineer, Mr. Stewart, both of whom were on board going away ; so get a cab." Witness went /or a cab, and 12 Sail of the line. dismal cellar, with no prospect of liberation for months. Leicester-first div. of 4s. in the pound, at Leicester, at the Dundee & Arbroth Rail. 6/. per cent. ,25 0 0 All paid. 35% of her, and of course perished. In the course of last then brought down the Frenchmen's boxes, and gave 34 Frigates. My employer is most arbitrary and unjust, and after Three Cro T d• h runes commence wns enn those crse itors w ose n Standard LifeAsstirnce.l 51 per cent. 150()01 2 10 0 8 autumn she was employed on the Thames in towing them into the custody of the prisoner, who took them 8 First-class steamers. having violated my person six times, has confined from AtoK on '' J 9L t Z S turday, Jan.lo ; Fnday, an. , o on a DOCHS. Indiamen from and to the Downs, and on several occa- away in the cab. 19 Second-class steamers. me to this dreadful death. I have expectations, and at Oakham Ltt th n Tues ,on Monday, Jan. 12 ; at u erwor , o sions was em pl o y e d i n the Gravesend passenger traffic. Richard Williams, cab:driver, said he was called by 47 Corvettes and brigs. cun promise whoever rescues me my hand and a thou- day, Jan. 13 ; and on any Thursday, at the office of Mr. Dividend Amount ' She was of fifty_h orse p owe r, and a powerful tug-boat. the last witness to take up at the Plough public-house. 22 Small craft. sand pounds. Christie, Birmingham. Name ef Compaay. per e f I Paid. Price. According to the information furnished us, she left the Two boxes were placed outside his cab, and the prisoner - (Signed) " ROSINA MAYERS, Governess." DIVIDENDS. Annum. Share. ___ river for Bremen, on the llth ult., where she was to then told him to follow. The prisoner went into a house, Total... 142 Effective men-of-war. Inspector Howell further said, the document, which At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. --- X s. d. A s. d. remain for a few months on a trial cruise, and, if fotuid to and came out with a bag, He then got into the cab, Her Majesty's ship Rodney sailed into harbour on s executed in bore no date, wa a neat female's hand- • S Solomon tailor Strand Jan. 23 at one-T. Howell, tavern comm. i 1 rc a . - be successful, it was understood that she was to have and witness, at his re uest drove him to the Dover cl , Wednesday, and will go into dock this day week, when writing. He lost ao thre in making immediate inqui- keeper, Queen s ea p '' II 'd - ' Ne' g te-street, Jan. 23, at E t a'sa e g r e t' boot w fa a ctor New Farrin don- E a as s t Countr .. . *** and West India 5141. pr cent. ! Stock. - 1354 .•• • . 1/. er sh. .100 0 0 - half-past eleven-T. Dousb s , , g y p , 21 ries, but on reachin a a the Victoria-road he found there been purchased. On leaving Gravesend her crew corn- Railway. the tides will suit. Owing to there being at present but street, City, Jan. 23, at twelve-R. Hughes, upholsterer, Lnidon ...... •..• . - !4% /. pr cent.' Stock. - 115 was not so many houses as twenty, and that from all the St Katharine •• • - 108% prised Mr. Murray, master ; John Reed, chief mate ; the Police-sergeant Whicher, of the detective force, said ono working dock, vessels only partially completed are Piccadilly; Jan. 27, at half-past eleven-J. Summers, cabinet inquiries he had subsequently made in the neigbour- Southampton ••..• • • • j 41. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 30 second mate (name not known) ; Mia Stuart, engineer ; -On Monday, in consequence of information he re- removed to make room for those urgently required ; maker, Cambridge, Jan. 23, at half-paet one-J. A. Dow, hood he did not believe there was the slightest truth in Payne, Tees, and Stephens, stokers ; two seamen, an ceived, he went to Dover, d t h P 'd Isl . au at e rovi ence pu ic- thus the Rattler was taken out to let in the Daring. She draper, Romford, Essex, Jan. 23, at one--D. Baseley, cheese- CANA.X.S. 'tied in the a er the statement contai p p . monger, Southwark, Jan. 23, at one-T. Standage, auctioneer, apprentice, and a pilot. How far she proceeded is a mere house, he found the prisoner playing at cards. He was in for twenty-four hours yesterday, and the pre- , matter of conjecture, nothing having been seen of her called the prisoner out, and told him he was an officer vious afternoon, and now the Fairy yacht is in her nu --- 1 V TV Q ---- V Tr rel rr INY TC Chancery-lane, Jan. 27, at eleven-J. S. Clark, broker, Names of el Dividend .„,.,„ Names of L i Dividend Price. sinew, although the • - th th and had authorit • • ' place, to have a new screw of Mr. Smith's fitted. When paesage is not more an ree or yto apprehend him for stealing two DR. 81hi.....LA.......... ~., ...-.A -a A.N %Jr....A. LI VIZ E. Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, City, Jan. 27, at twelve. Companies. a per - "ss . Companies. 1, A l n e : m . four days. The probability is that she encountered the boxes belonging to two foreigners. Witness afterwards that service is finished, the Scourge is to be in- (From Punch.) In the Country. Fis Annum.l ' - S Rhodes worsted spinner Bradford, Yorkshire, Jan. 29, - storm off the Dutch coast, as a boat bearing her name went on board the Widgeon steam-packet, and there spected, and then Rodney. She is only expected to be An eating-house on a novel, economic, and scientific • , . x at eleven, at the Leeds District ur - ' • Co t T. Mennen, cloth X , 1 and the captain's has been washed ashore at Nerden, found two boxes. In the boxes were 54 • I 9 in go d, be- shored up for twenty-four hours and is to give place to PrinciPle, is about to be established, to be called the merchant, Leeds, Jan. 29, at eleven a a . t the Leeds District Ashtn& Oldh 97'51.55. p c 72 Monmouthsh 100 91. 160 Ashby-d-la-Z 1131 41. 70 Mntgomrysh 100 51. gg where so many frightful shipwrecks have occurred. sides French money and wearing apparel. Rattler, that she may be finished out of hand. The two " Dr. Buckland's Head, ." the dishes at which establish- Court-J. and T. Lamb, engineers, Kidderminster, Jan. 26, Barnsley •• .. 160 121. 180 Macclesfield. 100 - 95 _ The Dutch Indiaman, Twe Cornelisens, wrecked in Nicholas Henriet said he was an engraver. The box unhoused docks are occupied by the Leander (building), ment will be prepared on the principle recommended by at twelve, at the Birmins;ham District Court-J. Giles, pub- Basingstoke.. 100 - - Neath ••• • • • 100 201. 365 Fevensey Bay, near Eastbourne on Sunday morning now produced was kis property. It was safe at the and Amphitrite (re-constructing), and as they will not the Reverend Dean of Westminster, who has identified lican, Headless-cross, Worcestershire, Jan. 26, at eleven, at Bank&Abrg MO, 5/. 85 Nottingham . 150 12/. 260 last, had a. cargo val ed ' • h ii Plough on Monday last, and the risoner had u at 30,000 L, whic was tote y p no autho- be ready to be floated out for some months, the services himself with a new plan for feeding the people. The the Birmingham District Court-J. Rawsthorne drysalter, Cromford.... 1001 181. 150 Peak Forest .78 31. 40 Dudle . • ..• • 100' 4/ - anchest'er District Y 1 • Regent's ... •33 11. 26% lost with the ski Doctor's favourite dishes of starch, peas, and =rigid- Manchester, Jan. 26, at twelve, at the M st more rity to take it away. p . . Two other Indiamen were lo . . . of these docks are lost for their original purposes. The Derby .• •• • • 100. 81. 103 Rochdale .... 85 41. 54 to the westward Ellsmre&Chsll33l 41. 80 Shro shire 125 81 - ing to Gimp _ one called the Kate Nickleby, belong- James Pierre identified the other box ; and Auguste Prince Regent, cutting down to a 90-gun two-decked wurzel, will be served up in every variety to tempt the Court. anted unless cause be shown to Erewash •• • (100' 321 P • • • , . 300 Somrset Coal 150 71. ios. 123 w, laden wit Cardeon said part of the stolen property belonged to ship, has been in dock upwards of four , •'f h Public appetite. There vvill be an ordinary at one con- CERTIFICATES to be gr , . tioned. Indian prod uce , sed h rum, sugar, and other West . a ears , i s e the contrary, on the day herein men Forth & Clyd 1001 41. - Do.LkEdSt 12 61. p. c. 11 the e th e him.- The prisoner was fully committed. were coppered, and made secure below, the shipwright sisting of three courses, the first of which will ' con- . d J 23-J. C. Powell, apothe- GrandJunctn l loo' 71. 100 Stffrd &Wore 140 281. ' 440 Demerara to Bri s t ol. a‘e r, named the Ness, from S. Solomon, tailor, Stran , an. ship, the only particulars7a rds the loss of the former Mr. HARDWICK directed that the constable, witnesses, department might complete the upper works in the basin, sist of- ; I street Finsbury Jan. 23-E. W. Wien or- Grand Unton 1001 II los - Shrew 3' sbur .. 125 151. 230 cary. Chiswel - , , , , . . stourermee.. 145 201. - False collars a /a Brummell, Glamor-ens 1 h. 172 13%1. dated Westport, Christmas-dee:wed of her disaster are and the three prosecutors should have the whole of their and a large dock be made available for small vessels with molu manufacturer Gower-street, Bedford-square, an. 26- 210 Strtfrd A on v 79 11. 10s. - was totally wrecked on the niiinwohich reports that she expenses. their masts in. Her Me t' t Re la t . jes ys s eamer tri u ion which will comprise a very strong starchy soup, the nu- D. Froeschlen and 'S. Price, tailors, Dover-street, Piccadilly, - Glstr &Brkl3- 100 di Grantham - 150 121. 100 Severn an 26 11. Bs. - tremendous storm off the vvestera _ t a h a e 23d, during a LAMBETH. arrived from the Nore yesterday. The detachment of tritious qualities of which will be quite indisputable. Jan. 26-J. Breakemidge, tailor, Liverpol, Jan. 23-W. Burt, Huddersfield. 57 ' ' 20 Wye Rail. e° t , of Er ' ris, near Thomas Smith, Wm. Dav , id Bales and Anne Jo Marine Artillery under command of Second Lie t t u enan This will be followed up by lodging-house keeper, Lisson-grove, Jan. 23-R. Clark, jun., Kennt & Av. as 7 1 5 1 . - :7( 0 1.. 2: 3 T s rr V 5 lll s 0 .. ~. ''bi• - Belevullel. Nothing has been mentioned ea a , nes ' Hall 11 b bk d au eemar e to-morrow or Tuesda he w Mouchoir de Poche a h Tutbury, wharfinger, Montagu-close, Southwark, Jan. 23--T. and C. aaneasse! .• • 47 100 341. 525 Th Y ' &M the crew. She is insured, we believe, t er se t 3 ", fate of alias Smith, who have been in custody for the hest ten y. S as Leeds& L r iv . rp .. ed 19 - le caught in ahe 1 f • d avy ga e o win on Wednesday night off consist' gof a delicious entrée of fricasseed pocket- Lockhart, florists, Chea side Jan. 23-D. Pugsley, ware- . 140, 101. 105 . Wor s - sands. The other wreck happened on TuesTil thou- days, charged with being concerned in the gross outrage th 0 e wers, and had some of her skylights, head-rails, k in h . f• h d h s ede ree that was hou C• J 3 13 J' B ' k Byer -s hand erc le It, stare e to te am g semen, ity, an. 2 . arwic , Y table keeper, l• i,e l i c est e &Nth 83, 4/. 62 Bi cstr ki rming. 78 41. 49 Y'laet-a- and robbery at the house of M.r. Hamblin, an aged and 23-G. HarT Loughborog,hl42l 701. 850 Wilts & Bits 67 11. 45. 11 ing, on the coast near Padstow. The vessel was mltiti &hd d • e., was e away, an she is to go into the harbour to found so beneficial in prolo g g n in the existence of the Great Carter lane Doctors'-commons, Jan. ' a ea-la. Smit na infirm for: the bay for shelter, when a tremendous sea strucli i gentleman, in Grayford-road, Camberwell, were innkeeper, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, an aieshire, Jan. 23-2 WATER-RTORICS her, and carried away her rudder; thus becoming tins Lair dat the bar for final examination before Mr. Henry, be put to rights. old lady of the place alluded to. This will be followed ironmaster, Lantwit juxta Neath, Glamorg . manageable, she was driven ashore. By the latest re- , t residing magistrate. at ur cours h D • • b la* d eof T a aring brig has completed her refit, been in dock y L. Johnston, wine merc , X . 23-C hant Hammersinith, ...an . Dividend Amount - port, although she still held together, but little hopes cond - e ed p r• Ilmeßy ask Ins ector Campbell, who had the to have her copper cleaned, and goes to Spithead t,o- Split Peas au Naturel ; and for the benefit of those who prefer it, there will be Dalton, stonemason, Old Kent-road, Jan. 23. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. were entertained that she would be saved. Her shear further a s aia i 4of the case, if he was prepared wth any morrow. Her orders for the coast of Africa are coun e erne ve o urnt ones. ere wi o course e E. Yeoman and J. arry, aw s a loners, orces er- , termanded, and she is to sail on Sunda th alt ti f b b Th 'll f • b p l tt• W t W y for Bermuda Annama. Share. - enee a ain ' i s very much broken, and it is expected that the bell repli e d in et, g st the prisoner Eales? Mr. Camp and the West Indies. The Bittern's orders for the coast Mangel-wurzel a Discretion, Geary and J. Sultzer, manufacturers, Norwich-J. Steains, X 5, d. sea of the next few tides will effect her destruetiom. used his utmost " negative, and said that, though he had of Africa still remain in force and now the wind has t co which will render th tbl c m lete, while the drink- T. seawley, T. Davies, and J. P. Steains, tea-dealers, London East eea a es o p London.... - .... 81. 100 0 0 - 210 Part of her cargo has been saved, viz , about twenty writing, he h ad e artion to procure evidence to his hand- , ' h 1 ed - bl ••11 • round to tne north, she may be our y expect to em- a e vii consist of (eo far as regards J. P. Steains)--R. Beck and W. F. Ayr- Grand June aon ...... 31. 46 13 4 - Kent •••••••• • • • • - . . 21. 10s. 100 0 0 - 90 65 casks of rum, and the same number of hogsheads The prisoner E l r ls uecessful. bark the B,OOOL in specie sent from the Treasury for Eau Chaude ala Polar Party. ton, wine merchants, Chester-J. Welch and W. K. Sidg- b 7 Va an .• - 51. per cent. 100 0 0 - , of su a 'her e i 130 gar, none of the latter seriously damaged. The Games for his defence, ma sa a he had retained Mr. Sierra Leone, and the Government dispatches for Com- We have very littl e d ou bt th a t a few eating-houses wick, colour manufacturers, Bankside-W. G. Chambers and Weet Middlesex ••. • • • 41. 165. pr ct. 63 12 9 ---• wreck is unde that his Worshi . Chambers un. rocers Portsmouth-J. R. and J. S. , r the protection of the military, who were would put off the case until tha hoPed I) modore Jones at Ascension. established on these '' l "n different parts of the G , ) , g , princip es i • - - called out by the C t t gentleman came (Aare Suffolk-J Jo ce and 11. Parker Man- Ray, grocers, _ , . y MARKET INTELLIGENCE. Inge- The shi us ons-house authorities, to prevent pil- Mr. HENRY observed that, as ,-. . • The Alban steamer has some defects ia the cylinders town would be eminently successful as speculations ; - dJH rd ' chester-street, London-J. B. Atwood an . a y, carpen p and car ois 1 1 cace would be taken in the aeanst him Eales no nterprising indivi- tof Jan. 2. a short distance of the g valued at 40,000 e wi t i n absenc e of hi s so li,. ' of her engines , and will be put in dock this afternoon t o and we strongly recommend some e . ters, Poplar-G. L. Johnson and J. Brennan, merchants, (From the London New Price Curren _) a a vessel, which turned sgot where the Ness went ashore, Smith and Jones he itor but d 1 with • as against would h a " the d ' . have them rectified; this will detain her in the harbour ila , capital enough to buy a pint of peas, a pouna Budge-yard, Bucklersbury-W. J. T. Stocken and 0. Cham- SUGAR.-The quantity of West India Sugar received t 160 tons burden, bel • ut to b e th e Albion schooner, tions taken at once, and commit them for trial. eposte until the 15th inst., when it is intended she shall return r o starch, and a bunch of mangel• wurzel to try the hers, brewers, Walham-green-W. M. Short and M. J. this port from the Ist of January to the en f d of December 3 695 barrels, o Mauritius iron rails, was totalclynglng to Brixham, and laden with Dfr. Phillips, the brother of Mrs. Hamblin, and a, to Cork. experiment. Mahony, metalbrokers, Newman's-court, Cornhill-J. Holder, was 11,679 hhds and tierces , asks, and of Bengal 21,985 bags greater man, and he was from V with a ll h ands, except one gave the pr i soner s m ith the lot, spoke with perfect iv ce - a - The Centaur, Ist class steamer, jury-rigged, has sailed - r. Holder, and J. W. Holder, glass-bottle merchants, Cum- 125,407 bags 5,611 c . _ the same tune, but of casks and chests there her cargo of rails bein fole.wrirt, bound to Ramsgate, tainty to his identity, as being the person who h a d Dr -- ; for Woolwich in c harge of Mr. Brown, the second master NEGLECT OF MAG TES.-Complaints from the berland- row, Walworth-road-11. Grace, T. Yallop, R. Grace, than in 1844 to 22. , town, now in course elf'. te. intended railway at th a t ented a pistol to his breast in the hall of his brothei-i n : attendant, and some seamen and riggers from the dock- country keep coming in iST p ß ot us relative to the vast incon- and H. Grace jun., colour manufacturers, Old-street, St. is a decree: of 6 E fhere has been a good demand from the h rmation. • the storm, the captain determined t ikung overtaken by law's house, and who threatened to shoot him if he eith er yard, sh e w in h ave h er engines, machinerY, and funnel venience to which th e Ahli c a re put, for want of proper Luke's--J. Baldwin and J. H. Elliott, srers' ir n oTorr a rp tra ß .Z7a N r Refined Sugar this week, and the supply bei n n la the nearest harbour, but was twice d -9 run into Padstow, followed him to the door, OP made the slightest nois e , put on b oar d i n t h e r i ver , a nd afterwards return here ta attention of the magist racy t o their duties. This is an un- Martin's-lane, Cannonitr o rt-W HHo ae_ f d W * Bi . uldleti S. TildesleY, small the trade have been compelled to pay rather highel embayed and disabled, she was for r c i e v d en back, and being When the depositions were read over, Mr. Games ap- be commissioned. The Nautilus brig:accompanies her Pardonable inconvenience to the public, and it must find ten, sharebrokers, Bra - h f Paddington-C. Saunders rates. b the • correction from the proper quarter. If gentlemen who are wood merchants, Irongate w ar , street J. Thickbroom Moratssis.-Holders are reluctant to take lower rates for the storm on the Santon Sands, situat Y height of plied for the discharge of the prisoner Eales, on the as far as Shoreham. d E Carr dressmakers, Maddox in the commission of the peace feel it enough to have the an • . ' h makers Skinner-street Clerkenwell West India, but the business transacted has been extremely the bar. The sea at the tirne eto the north of ground that the evidence adduced was not sulEcient to The Emerald tender sailed this afternoon to Devon was running fearf 11 d honour of being so, the sooner that notion is changed the a'id J. Ihrst, watc -case , I at 193 to 22s per cwt. high, and the moment the vessel struck th •u y implicate him in the serious charge in which the other port, with officers and men for the Queen, Nimrod, an T. Sidney and W. Hall-H. W. Bull and C. Underwood, limitec better both f h ' 1 Th - se fir busine h e mainmast ris Rapid. or t emselves and the community at arge. e lborn-J. Cuff and R. Fox, stock- COFFEE.--.. a ss as been transacted privately in fell overboard. The foremast remaining the p oners were involved. attorneys, Ely-place, Ho crew took Mr HENRY • The Earl of Had • . honour and credit (if it is to be looked upon as such) of being d J Thompson, well sinkers, all descriptions of West India, and the rates paid have been to it, and lashed themselves to the rigging, where the some • replied, that on the former examination , dington on retiring from the Aden- a magistrate is in the due attention to public duty. Neglect brokers, Derby-R. Wood ail .. ht L rather above those previously d quote ; holders mani remained for four hours exposed to the full fury of thy . ratty, has promoted evidence was given of a suspicious character as . • the following mates to the rank of is derogatory to a magistrate, and prejudicial to society. Let • • Leeds-W Bird and G Gabain, iron-plate mere an s, on e against his, Mr Ga ' • lieutenant,lvis.:-Messrs. W. h eb don-J. Lawson and J. J. Barugh, sar k Bdf rd- fest firmness and :supply the market sparingly with TO ers, ra o storm, the surf sweeping completely over them. Every gaged in the • mes , client ; but as the officer en- . K. Joliffe, H. B. Hardman, us hope that the new year • h •t t d , upon which we ave jus en ere , J. H. Gledstanes R. King, J. Coningham, and A. Gledstanes, all descriptions. Ce lo y n has met with increased attep- A. Wilmshurst J. H exertion was made to get the life-boat from the Apple- and as he . csicralhad not been able to strengthen it, Furneaux, W. F. W. Ingram, will produce better things, and before it terminates many . h 'lt t t t ( far as regards J. H. Gled- tion, and of Native large parcels have been chi- H. G. Williams ' A. la:W. Fletcher, and the Honourable needed, useful, and beneficial changes will have been brought wine mere ants, egen -s ree so . J. Dixon, posed of bv private treat ' In Plantation dore coast guard station, but without avail, and the poor strong to insure a enory)'w!ei aware it was not sufficiently FNv i i - bt d 1' h "" stanes and R. King)- J. Bentley, J. T. Harr . is. and la f .. .. y at improved rates. _ t 1 t fellows were abandoned to their fate. The foremast, Games to have it read nviction, he should not trouble Mr. ' apo e. aou an accomp is ed.-From a Correspondent. coal factors, Love-lane, Eastcheap-J. Gledhill and J. orner, a an amount of business has been transacted priva ey a however was shortly' afterwards noticed te give way, quest, a n d diseher , but should at once grant his re- Lord Ellenherough's . private secretary has not yet Mvsaiatous DEATH or A MARRIED WOMAN.- jun., coal merchants, urwe , Ch 11 Yorkshire-C. E. Michele and rather higher rates. The inferior kinds of Mocha are little Java is held ge the prisoner a' been appointed. Captain the Honourable R. S. Dundas Last evening Mr. Wakley, M.P., held an inquest at the • Morning Pest newspaper, wanted, but cannot be had upon lower terrns. . when all the unfortunate men, save one, met with a The other two prisoner -4 &Ades. W P Byrne, proprietors of the 'tested w ae at evi grave Their names have been ascertained to be their trial at the en - ' ii Were fully committed to take • will remain for a short period. In naval circles, it is Rent Day, Cambridge-street Ed eware-road on the body of ••• Wellington-street North, Strand-J. Parton, A. Thompson, with firmness and there has been more desire main hB db d ' g ' Is" se ol (so far as re- td b • ' ' b t evail for all other East ear. t i .k. a u thu • er tt native of Ramsgate, Court. eating sessions of the Central C • stated that Admiral Sir George Cockburn will retire Sara ra eer, age 19, the wife of Mr. W. Bradbeer, late and C. H. Percival, cottonbrokers, IN -rpo . o o usiness. fhe low rates ta pr l• d Henry ae, ry_ Reynolds, mast , riminal from the Admiralty in a few months, and be succeeded rietor of the Polygon -in s Mr Bradbeer stated that prop ew . • . . gar 3 . . erc d C H P ival)-T. Wilson, W. Wilson, and C. K. India descriptions cause merchants to be less inc ine to re- Knowles. Y,a,,William Bole, Thomas Be , nnett and John CLERKENWELL. by Admiral Sir Byam Martin. his wife, who took two pills the previous night, died shortly Wilson, undertakers, Liverpool (so far as regards T. Wilson) alise, and the quantity offering f or sale is much less thani bo w e ple e t. ge survivor was washed on shore ea rile William Willis was charged • 2 after five o'clock last Tuesday morning. A few minutes be- -L. Novelli and E. F. Hath, commission merchants, Man- was. the mate la the l'able is William Viselaay. The body of ing the houses of Messrs. W with burglariously enter- CHATHAM, JAN. 2.-The Columbine, 18 guns, is fore five o'clock she got out of bed and struck a light, and cheater -E. Spivey and S. Bilton, schoolmistresses, Beverley, T EA. 'n a earance mer -The market has an improvi g pp . , (31H . alker, surgeo a ordered to be prepared forthwith and fitted for service. ' t • d Medical assistance F. Allhusen and H. Schnelle, commission mer b and still refrain from offenng any at wa.s a corpse in en minutes afterwar s. Yorkshire- - c ants show firmness, To th e : we t Y 'me that has been cast on the beach. street, Clerkenwell, of Messrs Dll - 118 ' St ' j° " n " T ' - s we'd 0 IN „_ aow and Neill, in the . , he Scout 16 guns, was put out of dock on Wednesda y was instantly called in. Witness'a two brothers declared chants, London-J. Rylands and S. Milne, manufacturers, public sale. In Congou a good business has been transacted, most ' fatal wrecks h 1 -- Is'irasn es B r R e two same street, and of Mr. Lerew • the succeeding uki t s., a , d: ' ay ' -nea 3' ' , a chemist and druggist, last, and was taken alongside the sheer hulk, when her that their brother had been very kind to deceased, and that Mancbester-J. Smith and T. Watkins, painters, Bridge- es •11 in the lower descriptions, and the rates paid have pecia y were tihe Eliesuare - ame - ruig Christmas-day and residing in Milton-street, Cripplegate, and stealina masts were placed on board : she will be ready for cam- th.re was no reason to susnp,t that she died from foul inealis. north-C. Allhusen and W. G. Turner, soap makers, Gates,- h.... ~ .fhpr above t h o seprevieyslyqu2ted. Of Pouchongseve- A. Bower, banker, Manchester—third div. of ls. 3d. in the pound, and a first div. of 7s. in the pound on new proofs, on Tuesday, Jan. 20, or any subsequent Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Fraser, Manchester. J. Schofield, grocer, Greenacres-moor, Lancashire—first div. of 2d. in the pound, on Tuesday, an. 20, or any sub sequent Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Fraser, Manchester. H. Warburton, builder, Manchester—first div. of 2id. in the pound, on Tuesday, Jan. 20, or any subsequent Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Fraser, Manchester. J. Carruthers, woollendraper, Blackburn, Lancashire—first div. of 3s. 10d. in the pound, on Tuesday, Jan. 20, or any subsequent Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Fraser, Manchester. Sir R. Graham, Bart., J. and J. Railton, and J. Young, merchants, London and Manchester—fourth div. of 2id. in the pound, and a first div. of ss. 341 in the pound on new proofs, on Tuesday, Jan. 20, or any subsequent Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Fraser, Manchester. J. Clarke, R. Mitchell, J. Philips, and T. Smith, bankers, Leicester—first div. of 4s. in the pound, at Leicester, at the Three Crowns Inn, those coeditors whose names commence from A to K on Friday, Jan. 9, L to Z on Saturday, Jan.lo ; at Oakham, on Monday, Jan. 12 ; at Lutterworth, on Tues day, Jan. 13; and on any Thursday, at the office of Mr. Christie, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. S. Solomon, tailor, Strand, Jan. 23, at one—T. Howell, tavern keeper, Queen's Head passage, Newgate-street, Jan. 23, at half-past eleven—T. Dousbery, boot factor, New Farringdon street, City, Jan. 23, at twelve—R. Hughes, upholsterer, Piccadilly, Jan. 27, at half-past eleven—J. Summers, cabinet maker, Cambridge, Jan. 23, at half-past one—J. A. Dow, draper, Romford, Essex, Jan. 23, at one—D. Baseley, cheese monger, Southwark, Jan. 23, at one—T. Standage, auctioneer, Chancery-lane, Jan. 27, at eleven—J. S. Clark, broker, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, City, Jan. 27, at twelve. In the Country. S. Rhodes, worsted spinner, Bradford, Yorkshire, Jan. 29, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court—T. Mennen, cloth merchant, Leeds, Jan. 29, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court—J. and T. Lamb, engineers, Kidderminster, Jan. 26, at twelve, at the Birmingham District Court—J. Giles, pub lican, Headless-cros., Worcestershire, Jan. 26, at eleven, at the Birmingham District Court—J. Rawsthorne, dwalter, Manchester, Jan. 26, at twelve, at the Manchester District Court. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day herein mentioned. S. Solomon, tailor, Strand, Jan. 23—J. C. Powell, apothe cary. Chiswell-street, Finsbury, Jan. 23—E. W. Wyon, or molu manufacturer, Gower-street, Bedford-square, Jan. 26 D. Froeschlen and S. Price, tailors, Dover-street, Piccadilly, Jan. 26—J. Breakenridge, tailor, Liverpol, Jan. 23—W. Burt, lodging-house keeper, Lisson -grove, Jan. 23—R. Clark, jun., wharfinger, Montagu-close, Southwark, Jan. 23—T. and C. Lockhart, florists, Cheapside, Jan. 23—D. Pugsley, ware houseman, City, Jan. 23---J. Barwick, livery-stable keeper, Great Carter lane, Doctors'-commons, Jan. 23—G. Hardy, innkeeper, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, Jan. 2 3— D- Smith, ironmaster, Lantwit juxta Neath, Gramorgarashire, Jan. 23 L. Johnston, wine merchant, Hammersmith, Jan. 23—C. Dalton, stonemason, Old Kent-road, Jan. 23. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. E. Yeoman and J. Parry, law stationers, Worcester—W, Geary and J. Sultzer, manufacturers, Norwich—J. Steains, T. Rowley, T. Davies, and J. P. Steains, tea-dealers, London (so far as regards J. P. Steains)—R. Beck and W. F. Ayr ton, wine merchants, Chester—J. Welch and W. K. Sidg wick, colour manufacturers, Bankside—W. G. Chambers and G. Chambers, jun., grocers, Portsmouth—J. R. and J. S. Ray, grocers, Clare, Suffolk—J. Joyce and 11. Parker, Man chester-street, London—J. B. Atwood and J. Hardy, carpen ters, Poplar—G. L. Johnson and J. Brennan, merchants, Budge-yard, Bucklersbury—W. J. T. Stocken and 0. Cham bers, brewers, Walham-green—W. M. Short and M. J. Mahony, metalbrokers, Newman's-court, Cornhill—J. Holder, r. Holder, and J. W. Holder, glass-bottle merchants, Cum berland-row, Walworth-road—H. Grace, T. Yallop, R. Grace, and H. Grace, jun., colour manufacturers, Old - street, St. Luke's—J. Baldwin and J. H. Elliott, sadlers' ironmongers, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street —W. H. Holloway and W. Mar ten, sharebrokers, Bradford—W. Buddle and S. Tildesley, wood merchants, Irongate-wharf, Paddington—C. Saunders and E. Carr, dressmakers, Maddox-street—J. Thickbroom and J. Hirst, watch-case makers, Skinner-street Clerkenwell —T. Sidney and W. Hall—H. W. Bull and C. Underwood, attorneys, Ely-place, Holborn—J. Cuff and R. Fox, stock brokers, Derby—R. Wood and J. Thompson, well sinkers, Leeds—W. Bird and G. Gabain, iron plate merchants, Lon don—J. Lawson and J. J. Barugh, sharebrokers, Bradford-- J. H. Gledstanes, R. King, J. Coningham , and A. Gledstanes, wine merchants, Regent-street (so far as regards J. H. Gled stanes and R. King)—J. Bentley, J. T. Harris. and J. Dixon, coal factors, Lore-lane, Eastcheap—J. Gledhill and J. Homer, jun., coal merchants, Churwell, Yorkshire—C. E. Michele and W. P. Byrne, proprietors of the Morning Pest newspaper, Wellington-street North, Strand—J. Parton, A. Thompson, and C. H. Percival, cottonbrokers, Liverpool (so far as re gards C. H. Percival)—T. Wilson, W. Wilson, and C. K. Wilson, undertakers, Liverpool (so far as regards T. Wilson) —L. Novelli and E. F. Hath, commission merchants, Man chester—E. Spivey and S. Bilton, schoolmistresses, Beverley, Yorkshire—F. Allhusen and H. Schnelle, commission mer chants, London—J. Rylands and S. Milne, manufacturers, Manchester—J. Smith and T. Watkins, painters, Bridge north—C. Allhusen and W. G. Turner, soap makers, Gates head—L. and W. Burbidge, school proprietors, Penton -street Pentonville—E. Fryer and G. Oliver, brewers, Baldock, Hert fordshire—S. B. Sowden and S. Blakelock, stockbrokers, Leeds—E. Stent and C. Sumner, schoolmistr esses , D or ki ng J. Reedman and F. Graham, bakers, Whitechapel High street—E. Symons, W. T. Fisher, and L. T. M. Rochet, foreign warehousemen, Old Fish-street, St. Paul's—J. C. Duggan, E. Duggan, and W. Miskin, clay me rc h an t s, Ch am b er l a in's: wharf, Tooley-street---J. and W. Litton, millers, Warrington, Lancashire—J. H. and J. Wafter, wholesale checernongers, High-street, Southwark—R. Sankey and W. Sladden, attor neys, Canterbury—T. Sharp, J. Sharp, and:H. Sharp, stuff manufacturers, Horton, Yorkshire (so far as rega ids J. Sharp) —ll. E. rack, Jan paletho r pe, and W. Clayton ' drapers, Thoina, Smith, Win. David Eales, and Anne Jones, alias Smith, who have been in custody for the last ten days, charged with being concerned in the gross outrage and robbery at the house of Mr. Hamblin, an aged and infirm gentleman, in Grayford-road, Camberwell, were placed at the bar for final examination before Mr. Henry, further eviclir a the p:•esiding magistrate. tki . nieNny asked Inspector Campbell, who had the e " au cting of the case, if he was prepared with any used his utmostthe bell replied gainst the prisoner Eales? Mr. Camp- Elu a nz , uccessful. writing, he had negative, and said that, though he had exertion to procure evidence to his hand- The prisoner Games for his defence, t‘ re would put off the case untilntt that said he had retained Mr. ,as against came. Mr. HENRY observed that ho eel that his Worship case would be taken in the absen a ce gain f st him, have th his soli c it or , b u t sales, a d le e s p , os n i o . as against Smith and Jones h e would tions taken at once, and commit them for trial. Mr. Phillips, the brother of Mrs. Hamblin, and who gave the prisoner Smith the 101., spoke with perfect cer tainty to his identity, as being the person wh o had reia ented a pistol to his breast in the hall of his brother-in: law's house, and who threatened to shoot him if he either I followed him to the door, or made the slightest noise. When the depositions were read over, Mr. Games ap plied for the discharge of the prisoner Eales, on the ground that the evidence adduced was not sufficient to implicate him in the serious charge in which the other prisoners were involved. Mr. HKNRY replied, that on the former examination some evidence was given of a suspicious character as in the case had against his, Mr. Games', l' • and as he (Mr. Henry) but as the officer en gagedstrong to insure a conviction,wbasa note client able to strengthen it, a h s e r s e h i o t u rt ld as n n o o t t tr s o u u tti b e l i e en A t f l r y . and discharge the p u r t is s o h n o ,, u r ld r, a la t e o s nce grant his re quest,Games to have it read, The other two prisoners Were fully committed to take their trial at the cziiiiing sessions of the Central Criminal William Willer sewLaEs chargedßK E lV Court. WELL. William enter ing the houses of Messrs. Walker, w street, Clerkenwell, of Messrs. DalouwrgaenduiVe%. I in the same street, and of Mr. Lerew, a chemist and Neill, residing in Milton-street, Cripplegate, and stuegaglinstg, therefrom gold and silver watches, plate, wearing' ap parel, bank notes, and jewellery, the property of the above-mentioned persons. The prisoner is a very de mure-looking young man. On the night of the 22d of November the houses of four tradesmen in St. John-street were burglariously en tered from the house of Mr. Neill, 101., the contents of a cashbox, and some wearing apparel, were stolen; from the house of Mr. Walker, jewellery, wearing apparel, and a gold wa t c h. The watch was taken from the very r t ,? n inin which M r . W a lk er s lept, and the cash-box from 22, bedroom o f Mrs. Neill • it was forced open on the " v a uses, and then thrust 'through the window of the , --- The Alban steamer has some defects in the cylinders until na f vt h iel e raie them lengines,srtehetii inst., n t. d will be put in dock he thisrin h te afternoon harbourto when this will detain it is intended she shall return to Cork. The Woolwich Centaur, in Ist charge cl of class steamer, Brown,mer,juy the rig secondged,h assailed formaster attendant, and some seamen and riggers from the dock yard. She will have her engines, machinery, and funnel put on board in tho river, and afterwards return here to be commisiioned. The Nautilus brig:accompanies her as far as Shoreham. The Emerald tender sailed this afternoon to Devon port, with officers and men for the Queen, Nimrod, and Rapid. The Earl of Haddington, OR retiring from the Admi ralty, has promoted the following mates to the rank of lieutenant,friz.:—Messrs. W. K. Joliffe, H. 13. Hardman, A. Wilmshurst, J. H. Furneaux, W. F. W. Inv,ram, H. G. Williams, A. D. W. Fletcher, and the Honourable F. Walpole. Lord Ellenborough's private secretary has not yet been appointed. Captain the Honourable R. S. Dundas will remain for a short period. In naval circles, it is stated that Admiral Sir George Cockburn will retire from the Admiralty in a few months, and be succeeded by Admiral Sir Byam Martin. CHATHAM, JAN. 2.—The Columbine, 18 guns, is ordered to be prepared forthwith and fitted for service. The:Scout, 16 guns, was put out of dock on Wednesday last, and was taken alongside the sheer hulk, when her masts were placed o n b oar d ; s h e w ill b e rea d y f or com missioningcnoioatTex- pectedhtdteooe of the : e tch: p eon e fit o n a eht wt d i e: a d4en n a2e t faog w rrul i yn l las workmenb, w e h a s o t taken ed into dock on the 31st . l by the m iddl e o f t hi s month, when i t i s completed,steam ernguard-ship uP al employed Y a e- v sde the re transferred Fortitude this port ; to her. The Calypso, 20 guns, C a pt a i n H enry J. Worth, o tcomeforwarde ks ' ° N•eer asy fitting for sea,is getting f as t w i t h h er rigging, and will Ihsla few hands be on board, ready for s but e sea in about three wt seamen for her. MARKET INTELLIGENCE. (From the London New Price Current of Jan. 2.) SUGAR.—The quantity of West India Sugar received at this port from the Ist of January to the end of December was 11,679 hhds and tierces 3,695 barrels, of Mauritius 125,407 bags 5,611 casks, and of Bengal 21,985 bags greater than in 1844 to the same time, but of casks and chests there is a decrease of 622. REFINED.—There has been a good demand from the home trade for Refined Sugar this week, and the supply being small the trade have been compelled to pay rather higher rates. MOLAISIS.—HoIders are reluctant to take lower rates for West India, but the business transacted has been extremely limited at 19s to 22s per cwt. COFFEE. —A fair business has been transacted privately in all descriptions of West India, and the rates paid have been rather above those previously quoted ; holders mani fest fi rmness and supply th e market sparingly with all descriptions. Ceylon has met with increased atten tion, and of Native large parcels have been dis posed of by private treaty at improved rates. In Plantation a fair amount of business has been transacted privately at rather higher rates. The inferior kinds of Mocha are little wanted, but cannot be had upon lower terms. Java is held with firmness, and there has been more desire manifested to do business. The low rates that prevail for all other East India descriptions cause merchants to be less inclined to re alise, and the quantity offering for sale is much less thani was. TEA.—The market has an improving appearance, mer chants show firmness, and still refrain from offering any at public sale. In Congou a good business has been transacted, especially in the lower d esc riptions,and uchthoe havefrpautespuanidgseve. been rather above th ose previously quoted . ral parcels have been disposed of at 5d to I Od. In Twankay a fair business has been transacted at superior rates Fem.—The purchases made in Raisins have been ex tremely limited, and holders experience difficulty in getting former rates. Currants are dull of sale, and at auction this afternoon the parcels offered were nearly all taken in. CorroN.—Holders of East India have manifested firmness this week, and refused to sell but at fully former rates ; a fair business has been transacted, and the private sales amount to 1,000 bales of Surat at 41 to aid t,er lb. There has been a much better demand for Cotton at Liverpool this week. SPIRITS.—The business transacted in Jamaica Rum has been extremely limited this week, but holders remain firm, aud insist upon Ligon Mei for *ll dolcriptionth • For Los- NEGLECT OF MAGISTRATES. --Complaints from the country keep coming in upon us relative to the vast incon venience to which the public are put, for want of proper attention of the magistracy to their duties. This is an un pardonable inconvenience to the public, and it must find correction from the proper quarter. If gentlemen who are e better buontdh credit fort h e (if themselves i t obe lookedin the commissio n o f t h e peace f ee l it enoug h to h ave t h e honour of being so, th e sooner t h a t no ti on i s c h ange d th e s saild being honourber thecomumpounnaitsysuacthla)rgoef. a magistrate is in the due attention to public duty. Neglect is derogatory to a magistrate, and prejudicial to society. Let us hope that the new year, upon which we have just entered, will produce better things, and before it terminates many needed, useful, and beneficial changes will have been brought about and accomplished.—F rom a Correspondent. MYSTIMIOUS DEAT U OF A MARRIED WOMAN.— Last evening Mr. Wakley, M.P., held an inquest at the Rent Day, Cambridge-street, Edgeware-road, on the body of Sarah Bradbeer, aged 19, the wife of Mr. W. Bradbeer, late proprietor of the Polygon-mews, Mr. Bradbeer stated that his wife, who took two pills the previous night, died shortly after five o'clock last Tuesday morning. A few minutes be fore five o'clock she got out of bed and struck a light, and was a corpse in ten minutes afterwards. Medical assistance was instantly called in. Witness's two brothers declared that their brother bad been very kind to deceased, and that there was no reason to suspect that she died from foul means. Mr. Reubens, surgeon, opened the body , a nd found the in ternal part healthy, with the exception of the stomach, which was highly inflamed. Dr. Day tested it for oxalic, arsenic, and other poisons, but not for all. The jury, not being satisfied with the analysis of the stomach, the Coroner adjourned the inquest. CHELMSFORD BANK.—It is announced that George Round, Esq., the present High Sheriff, J. W. E. Green, Esq., of Colchester, and Endmund Round, Esq., of the Home Cir cuit, are about to join the banking establishments of Messrs. Sparrow and Co., and that in future these gentlemen, hi con junction with B. Sparrow, W. M. Tufuell , and Wm. Wal ford, Es qs ., w ill constitute the firm. The Rev. Win. Wal ford and Thomas Greenwood, Esq., retire at the expiration nf the nrcuortf. Mi"vaarti_ fated vessels Junderland and the property Ronfieur, and every :enty persons, occurred off Wis -IY, and Calais. loss of a brig seven of her of Elsin our, ber, went d own It, two vessels !ir crews have not been The La Hogue, 74 guns, fitting at Blaokwall as a *steam guard-ship for this Port, and &he &rota& fitting for thoi the succeeding ut . got.w ,---.,,,Thened- during Christ T earn f the , ill- were the Elizabeth, coal ladene3f`; Rouen, and the Elizarg IsTorth Shields, of Mt, Flatting, also cOdpaden, o Rooey +^.,,,.thetviounting to tw i soul helongfng were drown s t i d _l:mil* tastrophes oceux beach, Cnomer Tarroonth, Robi n h ood-ba3 That at the t• named port was the le call • , e Y.Si ~. Adam, of.akegress, and ere 1 1 :: t ~..• • ,__.llttff Cromer the Richard, four.,~, id all ce2.l/019 s e nine in nunabe with . - .>" At tartiout,ll, some miles out were seen to founder, shd ae their crews u 1 ward Island former prices are asked, Lut there are not mall buyers to be met with at present. For Calcutta the demand has been only for small parcels at is 11d to 2s proof with certi: ticate. Por Demerara late rates are asked, but the al/10 1lb of business transacted has been upon a small scale orS l l* Brandy has met with attention, and several parcels WO been disposed of at improved rates. For English Corn Spirite prices have declined 3d, the quotation being now lOs 6d per gallon, net cash. Gin is not cheaper, but the demand 1 111 been less active. INDIGO.--The quantity of East India Indigo received et this port in 1845 was more than in 1844 by 581 c h es ts ; the total deliveries were 2,244 chests less than in the previous season the stock was heavier at the close of 1845 by 7,279 chests in comparison with 1844 at the same time; prices were higher than in the former year but lower than in previoul ones. Of Spanish the quantity imported in 1845 was 71 se' rons more than in 1841; the total deliveries differed little from those of last season, but the stock was 20S serons heavier than it was at the close of 1844. Prices are much lower 0 01 they were at that time. SALTPETRE.—Rough has been in goad request by privat e treaty since this day week, and very fall rates have bee ° paid ; the sales nearly reached 5,000 bap of Calcutta, 8 to 10 per cent refraction at 265, 7 to 5i per cent 26s 6d, an small parcels of superior at 27s to 28s per cwt.. Holders shelf firmness, and supply the market scantily. Of English Be . fined small parcels have been disposed of at 30s 6d to 3 9 ' Nitrate of Soda is little wanted, and 14e to 15s per cwt Ar e the rates accepted. COCHINEAL.—The quantity received in 1845 was lees , in 1844 by 420 bags, and the tot a l d e liveries were 2,197 bag " less than they were during the previous year—the stock e'; seeds that of 1844 by 573 bags, and prices exhibit an advasig compared with that time of 7d to 9d per lb. Ons.—Linseed Oil has been purchased with increase d freedom, and prices continue on the ascendency; there has been an extensive business transacted on the spot at 250 to 25s 3d per cwt, and for forward delivery many contracti have been entered into at 25s 6d to 261. The supply is Sal diminishing, and likely so to continue. The market ha s $ firm appearance for Rapeseed Oil : and the supply not being, large, prices keep firm. Cocoa Nut Oil has been disposed ot to a fair extent at firm prices. Palm has been purchased with more freedom, and prices are fully as high as they we There has been a good business transacted in Olive, an d the stock being still on the decrease—holders show firm floss. Seal has been purchased with caution by sbl; pers and the home trade, notwithstanding the to prices that prevail. Southern has been disposed 1)1 to a fair extent, but not at higher price' Sperm has been purchased with much caution, and not in_rj than 80/ per tun can be obtained for the finest British. Oil is dull of sale at 391 to 431 per tun, The stock of all Fir Oils at the close of the past year was znuch larger than 11 / the former one, but prices are lower than iii 1844, by 41 W.. for Cod, 4l 10s to Si for Seal, 6/ to 9/ for Sperm, and 5/ "' 61 lOs per tun for Southern. TaLLow.—The market has a very firm appearance tbr Russian, and the trade have shown a strong desire to ope llo this week. On the spot an extensive business has b._. transacted by soap makers and chandlers at an advance 0 2; previous rates of 3d to 6d per cwt. For delivery in the net two months a good business has been done at 42s 6d per c._.,"" Home made has been in excellent request, and the market P!, been nearly cleared at stifferrates. All other descripti!: of Tallow have been in request, and several parcels WT. taken privately, at prices rather above thoseformerly quoted' the supply is still on the decrease. -- , 89f 20% 32 --- , HAMBURGH MAIL. FROM THE MAlNE.—There is no foundation whatel. el e for the report that the Duke of Nassau will marry the sister of his deceased consort, daughter of the Gr a° he Duchess Helen of Russia. The sudden departure of ir Grand Duchess from Italy, and her return to Ry e* excites much sensation in certain circles. BERLIN, DEC. 23.—The Universal Prussian Gazd i says, " The Hamburgh Correspondent has r o article from Berlin, stating that among ! he persons arrested at Posen, there is Count "'" o p )caner of more than thirty estates, who is thrown prison, with most of his principal agents, the stewards ii i his estates, &c. While we declare that there is no whatever in this statement, we must repeat our obserL tions that vague newspaper reports relative to the, vestigations at Posen, being destitute of all foundatiu,i, do not deserve any refutation, and we shall heneefor' give them none." POZEN, DEC. 17.—Some time ago the Archbishop P posed to the Government of the province to establish O h l vents for monks and nuns. The Government thoilk, to evade the proposal by calling on the ArchbisbeP; point out where the funds were to come from. II swered, that if the state did not think fit to assign a Pa of the funds raised from the resources of the suppresrj convent, he proposed the sum required might be reeeivi by voluntary subscription. We learn that his Majesty' permission has been received to establish two conve.,,, of Urseline nuns (who devote themselves to the ed 0 , 11, 11 tion of youth), but that the permission to estsbiii r ; monks' convents is refused. This unexpected int e oi' gence has given but partial pleasure to the Polish Boman Catholic population. TRIESTE, DEC. 15.—The celebration of the three h a d Ireth anniversary of the Convent of Trieste had s PI O lancholy termination: the lamps in the churches were ...4 burning in the evening of the last day of the festiyio when a fire broke out at half- past four in the morniegd the sugar manufactory. The Archbishop of Sal oll o , was among the first to hasten to the spot. The fire f ly gines were in such bad condition, and the apathy ip people was so great, that the whole building was 50! 1 flames ; only the bare walls are standing. The dii, l the festival was a great delight to the people. A v o itle 40,000 persons attended. Everything that flatters d o eyes and ears of the Italians was brought into ii-of Later accounts say that the palace of the Prime S i 6 is also destroyed by the fire. 406 ST. PETERSBURGH, DEC. 16.-Yesterday 1 11°- „ear foot passengers were enabled to cross the Nev'a 7 0 # the establishment of the mining corps, and at two o'c'o the bridge near the University was laid down, secl o j, communication between the two banks re-establis h During the last 100 years the Neva has been frozen ° d o only ten times in December. This year the river oti, clear of ice on the night of the 3d of May. The n et gation has therefore been open 224 days.-5 days than the average, which is 219 days.—lictinburglak i r Dec. 26. HAMBURGH BORSENHALLE, DEC. 24. Bills. Man e ' Austrian 5 per Cents •••••••••• .••• •• 113 Bank Shares •... Anglo-Russian Loan ••.• • • .......... 108% (004 Russian 5 per Cent., Hamb. Certificate. 103 Ditto Ist series Inscription •• • • •• • • • • . 104% Ditto, Hops and Co., 3d and 4th series.. 99 Ditto, in Certificate ••.•••.•• • • • • • • • • • 99 New 4 per Cent., Hope and Co. ••• • • • 99 Ditto Stieglitz • . • .••• • • . ••••• • • • • 8934 Spanish New 5 per Cent •••• • • • • • • 21 Ditto 3 per Cent • • • • • • • Anglo-Portuguese Loan, 2% per Cent • • Dutch Actual Debt, 2% per Cent ..... 59% Ditto 3 per Cent. .. • ....... Polish New 4 per Cent. Loan, 1844 Bll4 Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent ••• • • • 86 National Bank Shares THE SMALLEST VESSEL IN THE AFRICAN Ti —A few weeks ago, the smallest vessel that ever ni e no ll out of the Clyde for an Atlantic voyage, measuring twelve tons N.M.. left the river with a general ca o f Cape Coast Castle. This yacht was built at Port Y o' natyne, in Buteshire, and was intended for pleasur e , sursions alone. Her sailing qualities were well I ° l o l during the time when she belonged to the gentletat ii iP whom and by whose directions she was L c ll and they attracted the attention of an AP" o f merchant who was in this country last id mer, and by whom the yacht was purchaseu, fi ee the river trade in that country. He determined 0 11 7/ ing her out with goods; and so confident is he in t""V; pabilities of his little ship, that he has arranged to 1 0 ( her at Madeira. The gentleman to whom she n O O l longs has given her the name of the Ocean Queen ; when she has reached Cape Coast Castle in safetl' o l, name will have been well earned ; for never su relf viously has a smaller craft navigated a sea so wide if dangerous. The Ocean Queen is, however, a strop ' 0 built and well - contrived little thing ; and no dau b en tertained by her ow ner th a t s h e w ill h ave a pm . / ous voyage, although it has been retarded at the mencement; fur she met a Channel storm to begin ,f but weathered it more gallantly than heavier shir;j il though the m as t er , f rom i n di s p os iti on , was wig po, put into D onag h a d ee , on th e W es t C oas t. We do V I know what the underwriters may say to this ritlt t s .o' the crew and the owner are confident of success ; 4 10 1 : they have, looking to the tonnage of their craft, 1 1 taken the most daring feat in navigation of whi c remember to have heard since the days of Colusib Glasgew National. d We are authorised to state that the nutalT e tt Captains of the Royal Navy who have volunteered to to y under the offer of the Ist August last, having amounteu,etri more than 267, and whereas the number required to 1 0 101, 1 measure of retirement effectual was 300, the Lords 69 " - ,, d 1 sioners of the Admiralty cannot accept of the list of f e 1 d merit as it now stands, but the whole subject is still " consideration. BIRTHS. On the 17th of Nov., 1845, at Madeira, the wife of Dart, Esq., of London, of a son. On the 23d ult., at Lake House, Cheltenham, the George Lynch, Esq., of a son. Pt' On the 27th ult., a t Hi g hb u ry-terrace, the wife o f Smith, of a son. • sor On the 31st ult., in Portland-place, the lady of Cr- 2 , Esq., of a daughter. I, PF On the 31st ult., at Herne - hill , the lady of Josef ).- Mason, of Mincing-lane, of a daughter. f ° On the 31st ult., at Chastletou Rectory, the WY Rev. Horatio Westmacott, of a daughter. 0 4 On the Ist inst., at Cambridge-terrace, Hyde-par k, ol i Charles Wood, of a daughter. On the Ist inst., in Portland-place, the lady of i fe i Tritton, Esq., of a daughter. --/ MARRIED. bi , On the 2d inst., at. St. George's, H a no v e r -square', FA Rev. J. J. Ellis, Rector o f St . M art i n ' s Outwich, ,01r Macpherson, 68th Light I n f antry, to S op hi a, re li c t oft Francis A. Morris, Esq., of 25, Hyde-park-gardens. 60,5 On the 24th ult., a t T r i n i ty Church, Brompton, Mt' be Lawrence Eyl es , t o S ara h A melia, eldest daughter o f t John Berrimar, Esq. erfr On the 27th ult..,tb at Stewart s t own Ch urc h, I re land, r. Charles Ward, to Mary, daughter of the late Very It Jackson, M.A., Dean of Armagh. g 5 DIED. ..---"" Early on the mornin g o f th e 2d i ns t ., most deepliie servedly lamented, Amos S wa i s l an d, E sq. , o f C r ''' ti Kent, aged 28. O, On the 27th ult., at Lewis-place, Mary, relict of P . j , Es On a the 9th ult., Mary, th e b e l ove d w if e o f the Berry, Hackney. f P P On the 29th ult., at M arga t e , S ara h, th e wife 0 Dalgety, Esq., aged 81. O F On the 29th ult., at Leyb urn , Ch ar l es Gregory Ir A Esq., of Gilling Castle, York, aged 77. tile On the 29th ult., at C a l a i s, C o l one l S. Hill, late o f 0 Regiment of Feot, aged 72. if , On the 2d inst., in Bishopsgate-street Within, ?J r°. o p , I'anson. a I On the 2d inst., Tidd Pratt, sixth child of Ec lo3-do Galion, Esq., of Brixton-rise, Surrey. Of London; Printed mai Published by MURDO Y 1 0 4 No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Ofacig f loe Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the Middlesex, saturclaye haw 01,1.0. 11 , 01 trofess or 101 11 1 1 w A Lecture 4 ,l4ered I wAY, by rrinz ye OPAQUE • TR° PR Perim., ems Yttrium natERIcA, *vendin g h i ( r ittrlTS in Mu. Past rive, H I - AJtSTy r. 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