The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-20 00:00:00

CENTRAL CIUMLNAL COURT SENTENCES.
The following is a list of all the sentences passed
daring the recent sittinzs of this Court:—

TRANSPORTATION.--Li re.-- Samuel Dandy.
Ten Years—John Wallace, James Murphy, Horton
Bateman, Arnold Gerber, William Wagner, Philip Kea.i
s 1 est. ,e Thomaseve
la
ya r 461 T—a
sl koeprha Neal, Joseph Webb, Charles, I.aac Cooper.
Clifford, Elizabeth Gibbs, Henry Frost, Richard Palmer,
William Jones. Thomas Cooley, James Williams, John
Meads. George Dixon.
IMPRISONMENT.—Two Years—John Brown, Daniel
Billington, Daniel Driscoll, William Tumilty, alias
Johnson, Carlo Antonio Grimaldi, Luigi Le Guardia.
Eighteen Months—Win. Lloyd, Ellen Hurley, Joseph
Fowler, Samuel James White, Mary White.
Twelve Months—James Gilbert, Henry Scott, John
Collins, William Smith, Jonathan Hutchins, Tbomea
Hasalum, Pate Creasy, Charles Emery, Sophia Butler,
George Teplin, Anstead Fitzgerald, George Medlar,
Ambrose Garrett, Mary Buckley, George Banfield,
William Harding, William Cranvey, George Baxter,
Thomas Brown, John Barrington, Agnes Hackett,
Thomas Widdicomb, Francis Sullivan, John Sullivan,
Cornelius Rowan, Michael Harding, Thomas Brownlow,
Thomas Newman, David Jones, Henry Dance.
Nine Months—Daniel Frazer, Win. Jackson, and
Mary Ann Munson:

Six Months—Robert Thompson, Helena Shoe, Alfred
Harper, George Jolland, James Boundy, James Gower,
Thomas Williams, James Collins, Patrick Murphy,
Thomas Stacy, James Hudson, Samuel Benham, John
Rose, William Lambert, William Nolan, John Douglas,
William Hamilton, George Lewis, William Waisham
Leggett, Edward Noakes, alias James Hart, Edwin
Richard Lindsay, Daniel Fitzgerald, Mary Smith, John
Smith, Joseph Baker, Ann Jones, William Fitzgerald,
William Williams, Sarah Brown, James Greene, Michael
Hennessy, and Henry Sibley.
Four Months—William Payne, Edwin Weller, Joseph
Williams, John Frazer, Owen Punsoahy, . Mary Ann
Dent, arah Jones, Caroline Taylor, and David
Rhoades.

Three Months—Mary Canty, Mary Donovan, Ho-.
nora Sullivan, Edward Lovett, Francis Letbe, Eiizsbeth
Compton, Eliztbeth Smith, Thomas Tucker, Tomas
Kind, James Saunders, Margaret Sullivan, and Mary
Austin.
Two Months--Hannah Herbert, William - Wear
Par ridge, Thomas Gaters, JAI) Gill, and William Bone.
One Mouth anti under—Sarah Walker, William Rout,
Charles Newell, Thomas Lees, Samuel Grady, Henry
Parsons, and Thomas Henry Knight.
ACQUITTALS.—Thomas Pi ice, Henry Lee, Alexander
Thom son, William Smith, Eliza Fraz r, Francis Mar-
ratt, William Frederick Haynes, Mary Ann Dredge,
George Shirley, Walter E kg/mud Fitch, Eliz t Walker,
William Turner, John Chandler, James Pritchard,
Thonriii Kn,tt. Clroline Cox, Erie ibeth Davey, Joseph
Fox, Ei z :both A,n, John Swivel', Thomas Hubert Mel-
lish, Christiana Dixey, alias Hannah Walaby, Matthew.
Hurley, Michael Crawley, William Bone, William Camp.
bell, Henry De Rant nletd.
BILLSi D)tooT F n —Edward v
er
JohnuN Burlington,
William
s,
Collier,erge
Walter Smith,
Tillett.

NcLLE PROSEQUI.—EIIPn Bartlett.
RECOGNIZANCE:B TO APPEAR.—Matthew Canty.
REMANDS UNTIL NEXT SESSI,,N.—Jean Jerome
Exupt r Edouard Breque, William Clements.
JUDGMENT RESPITED CFO,S, Catherine Col-
tins. Donnas moweit, James Douglas.
STATE (4. THE GAOL OF NEWGATE AT THE COM-
MENCEMENT OF THE PAST SESSlON.—Prisoners under
sentence of transportation tor ten years—Males, 5;
tensales, 1. For seven years—Males, 23. Of imprison-
ment—Males, 9; females, 6. For trial—Males, 127;
f. males, 35. Whose judgment is respited—Males, 6.
Committed by Commissioners of Taxes—Male, 1.
Total, 213.

SPORTING NOTES.

No. C C VIII.

THE MALTON MEETING.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

- -
►SIR,—The two dayb' .port at Mahon is marked for
Thursday and Friday next, and will commence with the
Craven Stekr.s, which has yet to close and name.
The Two Years Old Stakes over the half-mile coarse
will probably be contacted by some four or five, and ter-
minate in the victory of BuouctiTorr, if they choose to
run him, or the representative of Scott's stable.
The Malton Handicap of 10 soya. each, h ft, &c., two
miles, will, in all likelihood, attract to the post six
or seven runners; the race may possibly terminate in the
♦ictory of VIEW HALLOO or the LITTLE FAWN,
Euphony and Tordcsillas being in close attendance.
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.
Simpson.

On Friday, with respect to the Langton Stakes, over
the hall-mile course, the same observations will apply as
I have bestowed on the Two Years Old Stakes.

The Convivial Handicap of 10 Boys. each, h ft, one
mile, I expect will be carried off by HYACINTH, if he
rune, otherwise by Sir CHARLES NAPIER.
Betting—Nothing doing txcept on to-day's events.
I am, Sir. yuure, &c.,
THE SPIRIT' OF THE TURF.
April 20, 182.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
TA rTE HSALL'S—YESTERDAY.
The room was well arteud.d. but many of the sub•
scribers inving lett curly for York, the betting was
limited. The tellowine, were the closing averages:—
FLYING DUTCHMAN HANDICAP.
10 to 6 it,st Lord Z.1./afill'S VOlLle,eUr-taken
5 to 1 agst Mr. J. Brown's Hsricot—takon
5 to 1 agst Lord EAlinion's Lucio—taken
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAFFS.
4 to L agst Dukte of Rocamond's HouirbreWed
6 to 1 agst Duk, of 13,dfortes Mitigator's
20 to 1 agst Sir R. Pigw's F4ther Thames
CHESTER CUP.
20 to 1. agst Mr. Grevige's Scarecrow, 3 yrs, 4st 71b
20 to 1 agst Mr. Hill's. Hotborpe, 4 yrs, 6st 101 b
20 to 1 agst Mr. Martinson 'a Nancy, 4 yrs, 9st 11b—,
—taken to 751
20 to 1 agstl 7iiski_eotafki
Bedford'sot Heise Homburg, 4
yrs,
20 to 1 agst Mr. Piliing's High. Sheriff, 3 yrs, sst 61b
25 to 1 agst Mr.Farrance's Jug Miller, 3 yrs, 431 101 b
—taken

DERBY.
's Missive—taken.
MEETING.
7to 1 ags3too7.r. Merry's Hubble Noble—taken to
EVENING, SIX O'CL
20 to 1 apt Lord Zetland'a Augur—taken to 1001.
lelfirtahrriv arrived for the Spring°cl"
25 to 1 agst Duke of Bedford's Maidstone
45 to 1 apt Mr. Bradshaw 's Barbarian—taken
Chorister,
I,oooe to o l
1100wIsi
ngoopgEtßhlrs.smept:o.ihsilaDv,N
Racgberite,t
. . ‘-‘ 14 lioltsb Lmb
to-morrow and Wednesday-:—Lady A
Tom Holtby, Miss Julia Bennett cult, Sally
colt., Lucio, Haricot, Th,. Cllee _ . Warfoot
Puritan, IC.thleen, 8 trait- j 4cket, lateeons,
The Setter, Lqugh &MO, Kuo,,k '
Knoll, Sir Charles
Napier, f by Trueboy out of Y
Cr Rowland Trenchlrd, Prior it 1:4
Mashem's dam,
Conrad, RadulphUS. Graw.shot of " G Lanercost, Vultigeur,
, ot4arner.
()3Y ELECTRI
C TELEGRAPH.)
YORK.
Additional A •
rrivala—V 'l UEsDAY NTORNING.
Long-
bow, Croupic,r, In, P 1, w Halloo Ann.-Eilz t,
Jack L ~ Penang, Buld Davie, Ayes Wick-
field,een'll'g, Euphony, Cyclops,
White. ony, ltalian, Miss

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NEW BEACON LIGHT IN THE STRAITS OF

SUNDA.

Office of CommitteeCitl3rivy Council for Trade,
Whitehall, April 15.
Sir,—l 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 affsira of
Li()) d's, the accompanying translation of a notice pub-
lished in the Staats Courant Netherland newspaper of
the Ist inst., relative to the erection of a new beacon
light in the Straits of ►Sunda.

G. R. PORTER.

Captain G. A. Halsted, R.N., 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 barn from that date every night from
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 bcach 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 gun. 50 eec. S. lat. It is a
large stone buildit.g, roofed with tiles, from the top of
which a tarred wooden tower proj, cis.
" The lantern is elevated 91 Rhineland feet, or 28.56
Netherland dig, above the eui Uwe of the water.
" The light is a stationary oat adiopteic apparatus of
the fourth siv (first sort), lighting the entire horizon;
its tangent reaches the horiz3n of the sea at a distance
of 2i to 3 German mile, on which account it will be
visible from a greater distance, in proportion to the
altitude above the horiz in at which the eye of the ob-
server is placed, and that the. clearness of the atmo-
sphere may admit.
" The Minister aforesaid,
6 T. EMILlir.
" The Hague, March 29."

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last, but towards the close a better demand sprang up,
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has not been muchbusiness doing
atm pig iron durir
week. The market has been qu:Net 3',5. mixed n g the
sd. to 365. 9i. ;.. o. :3, 35: 3d =bent;
all No. 1, 355•. cash
bill of lading;, at which
ethee market closes'. rather a
bettorvbar: for American
EarneoRDINARY ANTIQUARIAN
indt,si comp
During the past week some DISCOVERY.
9 .L r., discovered a rude atone
men engagedl4
operations, on land situated at CI in deep draining
the property of Mr. J. Neeiti AT ,aPeot, near Malmesbury,
eeliog,
massive 11
made. On rem wing the top flagstones, roughly yet firmly
ing remains of what once they discovered the moulder-
of extreme decay was an oak outer coffin, in a state
Port'
in thickness. ions of which exceeded four inches
deposited, there Inclosed, in almost as perfect state as when
welgilivii
at, least was an ancient and very rude loci Co,
114 ewt, Wilts StandazA