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April 20, 1852.

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CENTRAL CRIMIN AL COURT SRN TEIVIII4-
The following is a list of all the sentences passe
during the recent sittings of this Court:—
TRANSPORTATION.—Life—SamueI Dandy.
Ten Years—John Wallace, James Murphy, Horton
Bateman, Arnold Gerber, William Wagner, Philip Kes-
sler, Thomas Walker, Isaac Cooper.
Seven Years—Sophia Neal, Joseph Webb, Charlta
Clifford, Elizabeth Gibbs, Henry Frost, Riobsrd Pithabr,
William Jones, Thomas Cooley, James Williams, Joht:
Meads, George Dixon.
IMPRISONMEST.—Two Years—John Brown, Danit•
Billington, Daniel Driscoll, Williana Turnilty, alias
Johnson, Carlo Antonio Grimaldi, Luigi Le Guardia._
Eighteen Months—Wm. Lloyd, Elba Hurley, Josepta_
Fowler Samuel JamesWhite,MaryWhite.
,

Twelve Months—James Gilbert, Henry Scott, John
Collins, William Smith, annsthan Machine, Theism,
11(1.9011111, Pate Creasy, Charles Emery. Sophia Butler,
George Taolin, Ansvad Fitzgerald, George Metier,
Ambrose Garrott, Mary Buckley, George Emma, 13,,
WXiain Harding, William Cranvey, George Baxter,
Thomas Brown, John liarrinp;ton, Agnes Hacke.-.is
Thomas Wirldicomb, Francis Sullivan, John
Cornelius Rowan, Michael Harding, Thomas Brownlow,
Thomas Newman, David Jones Henry Dance.
Nine Mon:hs—Daniel Frazer, Wm. Jackson, and
Mary Ann Munson.

Six Months—Robert Thompson, Helena Shee, Alfred
Harper; George Jolland, James Bounciy, James Gowt r,
Thomas Williams, James Collins, Patrick Murphy,
Thomas Stacy, James Hudson, Samuel Benham, John
Rose, William Lambert, William Nolan, John Dougiss,
William Hamilton, George Lewis, William wahmaaa
Leggett, Edward Noakes, alias. James Hart, Edwia
Richard Lindsay, Daniel Fitzgerald, Mary Smith, John
Smith, Joseph Baker, Ann Jones, William Fitzgerald.
William Williams, Sarah Brown, James Greene, Mictlrasl
Hennessy, and Henry Sibley.
Four Months—William Payne., Edwin Weller, Joseph
Williams, John Frazer, Owen Ponsonby, Mary Ann
Dent, Sarah Jones, Caroline Taylor, and David
Rhoades.
Three Months—Mary Canty, Mary Donovan, MP:
nora Sullivan, Edward Lovett, Francis Letbe, Elizabeth
Compton, Elizabeth Smith, Thomas Tucker, Tbereas.
Kind, James Saunders, Margaret Sullivan, and Mary
Austin.

Two Months—Hannah Herbert, William Wear
Partridge, Thomas Gaters, John Gill, and William Bone.
One Month and under—Sarah Walker, William Rout,
Charles Newell, Thomas Lees, Samuel Grady, Henry
Parsons, and Thomas Henry Knight.
AcQuirrans.—Thomas Price, Henry Lee, Alexander
Thompson, William Smith, Eliza Fraz,r, Francis Mai - ratt, William Frederick Haynes, Mary Ann Dredge,
George Shirley, Walter Edmund Fitch, EliZ% Walker,
William Turner, John Chandler, James Pritchard,
Thomas Knott, Caroline Cox, Elizabeth Davey, Joseph
Fox, Elizibeth Ash, John Stowell, Thomas Robert Mel-
lish, Christiana Dixcy, alias Hannah Walsby, Matthew
Hurley, Michael Crawley, William Bone, William Camp-
bell, Henry 1)e Rautenfeld.

RILLS NOT FOUND.—Edward Williams, George Smith.
William Dover, John Burlington, William Collier, Waiter
Tillett.
NOLLE PROSEQUL—EIIen Bartlett.
RECOGNIZANCES TO APPEAR.—Matthew Canty.
REMANDS UNTIL NEXT SESSION.—Jean Jerome
Exupier Edouard Breque, William Clements.
JUDGMENT RESPITED.—SamuoI Cross, Catherine Col-
lins, Thomas Stowell, James Douglas.
STATE OF THE GAOL OF NEWGATE AT THE COM-
MENCEMENT OF THE PAST SESSlON.—Prisoners under
sentence of transportation for ten years—Males, 5;
females' 1. For seven years—Males, 23. Of imprisan-
ment—Males, 9; females, 6. For trial—Males, 127;
females, 35. Whose judgment is respited—Males, G.
Committed by Commissioners of Taxes—Male, 1.
Total, 213.

SPORTING NOTES.

No. CCVIII.

THE MALTON MEETING.

TO THE EDITOR OF TELE SUN.
SlR,—The two days' sport at Melton is marked for
Thursday and Friday next, and will commence with the
Craven Stakes, which has ye: to close and name.
The Two Years Old Stakes over the half-mile course
will probably be contested by some four or five, and ter-
minate in the victory of BROUGHTON, if they choose to
run bins, or the representative of Scott's stable.
The Mahon Handicap of 10 soya. each, h ft, Irc., two
miles, will, in all likelihood, attract to the post six
or Leven runners; the race may possibly terminate in tLa
victory of VIEW HALLOO Or the LITTLE FAWN,
Euphony and Tordesillas being in close attendanee.
The Welland Cup I shall not attempt to select the
winner of, but merely remark that there is a speedy
filly among the entries by Picaroon, belonging to Mr.
Simpbon,
On Friday, with respect to the Langton Stakes, over
the half-mile course, the same observations will apply as
I have bestowed on the Two Years Old Stakes.
The Convivial Handicap of 10 sous. each, h ft, one
mile, I expect nill be carried off by HYACINTH, if he
runs, otherwise by Sir CHARLES NAPIER.
Betting—Nothing doing except on to-day's events.
I am, Sir, yours, &c.,
THE SPIRIT OF THE TURF.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
TATTERSALL'S—YESTERDAY.
The room was well attended, but many of the nub•
scribers having left early for York, the betting %as
limited. The following were the closing averages:—
FLYING DUTCHMAN HANDICAP.
10 to 6 arst Lord Zatland's Voltigeur—taken
5 to 1 agst Mr. J. Brown's Haricot—taken
5 to 1 agst Lord Eglinton's Lucio—taken
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAPES.
4 to 1 agst Duke of Richmond's Homebrewed
6 to 1 agst Duke of Bedford's Maidstone
20 to 1 eget Sir R. Pigot's Father Thames
CHESTER CUP.
20 to 1 apt Mr. Greville's Scarecrow, 3 yrs, 4st 71b
90 to 1 agst Mr. Hill's Hothorpe, 4 yrs, Est 101 b
20 to 1 agst Mr. Martinson's Nancy, 4 yrs, 9st 11b--
-taken to 75/.
20 to 1 agst Duke of Bedford's Hesse Homburg, 4
90 to 1 agHigh Sheriff, 3 yrs, sst 61b
25 to 1 agst Mr.Farranee's Joe Miller, 3 yrs, 4st 101 b
—taken
sYtrAs'ir7.Bl Filling'st akel

RNBIDNioirGthEVENING,
six
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DERBY.
7 to 1 agat Mr. Merry's RobbiemissiyeNibtlaek—entaken to
3001.
20 to 1 agst Lord Zealand's
MAEugEuTr—lNtaGk:n to 1001.
25 to 1 agst Duke of Bedford's Maidstone
Spring rarest
45 to 1 agst Mr. Bradshaw's Barbarian—taken
YBe—nnLe7tdycolt
1,000 to 10
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The following horses have arrived for the
Agne,s, Chorister,
Queen, 0
rbslly Warfoot
, nacho iab, Lambuin,
RnookKnoll, Sir Charles'
nchard, Prior ofL of
TeT to-morrowohol
en
steiutoteetrob:ya,LnirdomaurgliiVschsoe
tdßJ:nusel
viTsi dulls:
Radulphus, Grapeshot,
Puritan, Kathleen, Strait-jacket
(Br ELECTRIC ek, Killarney,
Penang,
Masham's dam,
Napier, f by Trueboy out of Maid
Sir Rowland Tre
Additional Arrivals anercost, Voltigeur,
Gossamer.
bow, Croupier, Iris,
Jack Leeminc,, Euphony, YORK TUESDAY, MORNINg.
fiCeolndrd,
Eliza, Long-
bow, Bold Davis, Agnes Wick-
White. b Cyclops, Italian, Miss

NOTICE NEW BEACON .
LIGHTTO MARINERS
IN THE STRAITS OF

S LINDA.
Office of Committee of Privy Council for Tradeg
Whitehall, April 15.
Sir,--I am directed by the Lords of the Committee
of Privy Council for Trade to transmit to you, for the
information of the committee for managing the affairs of
Lloyd's,
the accompanying translation of a notice pub.
lished in the Stoats Courant Netherland newspaper of
the Ist inst., relative to the erection of a new beaoun
light in the Straits of Sunda.

G. R. PORTER.
Captain G. A. Halsted, ILN., Secretary, Loyd's.
" The Minister of Marine hereby acquaints mariners
that, by advices received, the light at the fourth point
in Strait Sunda was to be lighted on the 28th of No-
vember last, and to burn from that date every night froze
6 o'clock in the evening to 6 o'clock in the morning.
" The beacon on which the said light is placed stands
on the beach at the fourth point, three-quarters of a mile
from Anjeer, at 105 deg. 56 min. 35 sec. long. E. of
Greenwich. and 6 deg. 4 min. 50 sec. S. lat. It is a
large stone building, roofed with tiles, from the top of
which a tarred wooden tower projects.
" The lantern is elevated 91 Rhineland feet, or 28.5 G
Netherland ells, above the surface of the water.
" The light is a stationary oatadioptric apparatus of
the fourth size (first sort), lighting the entire horizon;
its tangent reaches the horizon of the sea at a distance'
of 2.i to 3 German miles, on which account it will be
visible from a greater distance, in proportion to the
altitude above the horizon at which the eye of the ob-
server is placed, and that the clearness of the attn°-
sphere may admit.
" The Minister aforesaid,
16 . grows.
" The Hague, March 29."

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GLASGOW, APRIL 17.—Cotton--In the former
part of the week the same inactivity prevailed as noticed in
last, but towards the close a better demand sprang up,
which enabled holders to regain the prices ruling at the
;quiNeto.at 33655; mixed,a
end of last week. The market closes wi.th an upward ten-
dency. There has been a little morearnmation in the foda
ati whic i
ofmarket closes with rather
market, and prices are well mainta.ined I.'ig In
hera
has not been much business doing in
.rug iron durin,
week. The market h+
3s6sbe9edn.
all No. 1,365. 6d. to .li the 3,
. ° ' cash against
bill of lading;
sense inquiry
in deep draininag .
Cla e °tiltan:yr for
°MreAhnmesebrinorm:,
brands.
better feeling,
ansitrt
weekAitY some
ANTIQUARIAN
in consequence
oppucErria:tgiTelintsbA,e°oli land situated DISCOvEsty.
me atnien engaged '
the property of Mr. J. Neeld, DI.P P
vault, composed of massive -, discovered a rude stop e
made. On removing the t_ flagstone,, roughly yet firmly
ing remains of what Once
wuP they discovered the moulder-
of extreme decay, portie as an oak outer coffin, in a stets
in thickness. Inclosed, 115 of which exceeded four inches
deposited, there Was in almost as perfect state as when
Weighing at lent an ancient and very rude lead catu I
aid cwt.— Wilts Stegulard