The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-09 00:00:00

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LONDON, MAHcn • 9,-- lA/ in('
breeze and tie() clear weather.
CARDIFF, MARCH B.—Wind E.S.E.—Sid. Henrietta,
San Francisco; Olive Branch, Panama; Rosalie, Ila-
vannah; Rother, Rio Grande.
PETERHEAD.—SId. Spitzbfrgen, Greenland; Colum-
bia. ditto; Fairy, ditto; and Dublin, ditto.
FISHGITARD, MARCH B.—The Elizabeth Ann. Liver-
pool to Limerick, whicb;was on shore at the entrance of
the Creek, has been taken high on the beach, and the
Catherine, Cardigan to Milford, which was also beached
9th February, has been hauled off.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH B.—Wind E.—Acrd. Calder',
Shanghai, from London; Mary Jessie, (Callao, from
Kircahly; Vivid, Demerara; Catherine Green, St. liitTS.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH; 8 . —Wind E. stormy.---Arrd:
Happy Return, St. Übes, from London, totally dismasted
from contact off the Isle ot. Wight with a foreign vessel.
QUEENSTOWN, MARCH 7.—Wind E.—Arrd. Eagle
Callao.
HARTLEPOOL, MARCH B.—The Broedertrocua of Rot-
terdam has capsized in the dock on the top of a ate"'
tug, which she sank. She lies on her beam ends in a
very dangerous position and has carried away her top-
masts.
DEAL, MARCH B.—Wind E. by N.—Arrd. from the
river and old., Sea Queen, Hong Kong.
JERSEY, MARCH 7.—Wind E.—Sld. Verg°,
nambueo.:
BRISTOL, MARCH B.—Wind E.N.E., fresh.
--Arra'
Gart, Craig, Savannah,
LIVERPOOL, MARCH B.—Wind S.E.—Arrd. Continent,
New Orleans; Samuel, Savannah; Lady
John's, New Brunswick. Sid. :CambaleeaShangiuti;
video;
Queen of England, Bombay; Albion, Monte
tichoodiac,, New Orleans; Bnana Vesta, Philadelphiil;
Nonpareil, Newfoundland, &c. The greater part cl th:
cargo of the Susan Green from hence, which was drive,
on shore at Vera Cruz, Jan. Bead, St.
landed in.
12, had been
damaged state. The wreck with the remaining polio°
was sold Feb. 4.
QUEENSTOWN, MARCH 7.—The Victoriosa, from --
andria, has arrived here leaky. kr)
IPSWICH, MARCH B.—The Sally, of this port, is su
off the Black Stake, below the Naze at Walton. A d,
FALMOUTH, MARCH B.—Wind E , strong gale.--"Jjra-
Napoleon, Buenos Ayres, for Havre; Karon, ni°
mit°, for Copenhagen.

MARKET NE WS—(THIS DAY")
HAY MARKETS. 3/ 181 /34:1r1
SMITHFIELD.—Meadow Hay, 21 125 to
Clover ditto, 3/ 58 to 41 6i; and Straw, 1/ 41 to 11 93 Pe
load. Trade
M at late rates. od;
CII
Meadow
BERLAND.— Hay, 2/ 108 Od to 4103 r
Clover ditto, 31 53 to 4155; and Straw, 115 s to 11105 per
load. A full average supply, and a fair deniand. od;
WHITECHAPEL.—Meadow Hay, 2l 8s to 31 185
Clover ditto, 31 58 to 41 7s; and Straw, 114 s to 119613 et,
load. Supply good, and trade firm.

COLONI. It
SUGAR.—The market is very stAL
eady, but not ni,l1ch
doing. The quantity of British Plantation landeu,i 15
week at the East and West lulus Docks was 442 WI". 0,
tierces and 122 barrels, there were taken for home c°c k
sumption 1,422 hhds 137 tierces 460 barrels. The s'°,,►
in the same places is 11,199 hhds 1,275 tcs 2,395 barr,r;
COFFEE. There are no public sales, and holae
await the auctions in Holland.
COCOA.—Of 300 bags Trinidad, at auction, only about
90 bags sold, at 303 to 36s per cwt. t
Rum.—The quantity landed last week at the Ells' and 6
West India Docks was 356 puns, 57 hhds • there werx
taken for home consumption 230 puns 44 hhds, end, e„;
ported 47 puns, 53 hhds. The stock in the same Pa—
is 14,050 puns 1,007 hhds.
SALTPETRE, .-2,170 bags of Bengal offered by o°4
Tv, re chiefly taken in. retraction 9 sold at 26s 6d, l"
to 11 per cent. 25s 6d
to 265, and 25s for 17 Per ceat•
refraction.
TALLOW.—P.Y.C. is 35a 9d per cwt. on the spots and
Town 38s 9d per cwt.
TEA —Last week's deliveries rather increased.
COTTON.—This article is hdd very firmly.

HOUSE OF LORDS
Their Lordships sat this morning to
DAY./
to hear apPealt
The Peers present were the Lord Chancellor, Lora
Brougham, Lord Truro, and Lord Saye and Sele.
DE BEAUVOIR V. DE BEAUVOIR.
This was an appeal from an order of the Vice-Cl3O-
cellor of England, by which his Honour allowed s de-
murrer raised by the respondent to a bill filed by tb°
appellant for an account of the testator's personal estate.
The Rev. Peter de Beauvoir, the testator, died in the
course of the month of September, 1821, and the first
tenants for life under his will, Edward Benyon and
Charles Benyon, having already died without issue, Mrs.
Mary M'Dougall became his next of kin, and was so at the
time of his death. This lady subsequently mar-
ried the appellant, then Mr. John Edmond Brown (af;
terwards Sir John E. Brown), who has since assUniea
the name of De Beauvoir, and is her personal repre-
sentative. Upon the death of the testator, the exectr
tors, the present respondent and Martin Whist', dull,
proved his will, and entered into possession of the personal
estate and effects to a very large amount, out of which
they paid the legacies given by the will and codicils, thn
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debts, and the funeral and testamentary expenses. O
the sth of March, 1846, the appellant filed his bill 0
the personal representative of his late wife, formerly
Mary M`Dougall, who, he urged, was absolutely entitled
to all the personal estate and effects affected by certei,s
11
final limitations in the will in favour of the testator
right heirs in remainder expectant. To that bill the
respondent demurred for want of equity ; and the
order
of the Vice- Chancellor of England, allowing
murrer, was made on the 21st of April, 1846.
with
The appeal was opened yesterday by Dlr. Bolt,
whom is Mr. Malins; and Mr. Bethell this morning
proceeded with his reply on behalf of the respondents.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(AY.)
Anna Knight, aged 25THIS , and Mary Andrews, aged 23'
were indicted for stealing two rashers of bacon, and t,
saveloys, from the shop of Mr. Richard Kane. Orane (),';
the prisoners was seen to take the articles and u
cutor
them to the other, and as they were leaving the prose"
company, but no
tody of a policeman, who found the meats in the posserr
'a
shop, they were stopped and given into the CO'
sion of Williams. There was an elderly woman in the
of thern. !
now appeared as a chargewitness Vas
toi 3tdhee against
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the prisoners, both of whom were Bu inhere
But there
dressed, and of ladylike appearance.
was no one else produced who knew anything
and the jury having returned a verdict of Guilty', "'et,
police-constable produced a surprising
treatinatitwYbel
drapery and fancy goods, found upon nieces
searched at the station-house. There were five silk
handkerchiefs, in one piece uncut, a boy's cap
dresses
the finest Irish lawn, two pieces of cambric, so'
_.1.,
of a "'"_./d
description, two Leghorn hats, some bead-dresses
.as
feathers, four pocket boxes, two purses, and other articlie.
of the same sort. Most of them had the shop loan"
upon them, and had evidently been either purchased o
otherwiie obtained at the shops of the drapers and
haberdashers the same morning. Williams had also a
handsome gold watch and chain, with rich and tasteful
appendages. They gave no satisfactory account of thertr
selves, and sentence was deferred.
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C LE RK EN
i dat the bar before Mr Corrie,
smionl,aorgtewqhlahn
the
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coueoldntgriavbeat:lod
contrabandists, we e t William Dodd andreW rp
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Mr. F. Pargeter, detective revenue officer, said, last
evening, about half-past six, he was walking, in cora"
n with Mr. Bullen, a brother officer, when he saw
theytwo prisoners carrying a clothes basket on their
heads, with a white cloth over. He followed them for
some distance, and when they went to Bell-court tbof
transferred the basket to each other, and then he went
and took thneerapinuttohei;B7t9dy.
handand into .-d lt
bad got in the lbasket, upon
permits, or certificate,
therein three bladders of spirwiths;
is spirits, I suppose He asked them what the/
which Dodd
.sal 9 0 f
the back kitchen, they repiie. that they
got one,and found
them to the station, he proceeded to thrlea;eisnident:eke.n
1 East-street,l upon) aAsking them fheardthneoirt
worked that day
Dodd, in ' Hackney, and found, In
and a lar„,,
still, he was ':
informed by the prisoner's wife, had
took
byD quantity
od
Dodd.
f Ts still,
ulel;balsashdedtde r
sn molasses. bri
e 1-,Ter:24it
to the Excise-office, were found upon exwahmicinha
coatain 3 gallons and 7 pints of spirits, 49.3 over-proort
the duty upon which would be lls. 9d. per gallon. ll°
and his brother officers had known the two prisoners
for many years both in this and the smuggling trade..
The prisoners in defence said, that they had been malt
the dupes of others, and that they bad been engaged 1..
Old-street, to carry the basket, and they thought that ifr
was a basket of clean clothes. Lino ot
Mr. CORRIE asked them, if they could pay a inc,
btieont?
1001., and was answered that they could not pay i'
half-pence.—(Laughter.)
Mr. CORRIE said:that, as Dodd had got a wife soil
six children, be should not this time fine them the
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penalty, but should let them off with a fine of 201. ea.cie,
.
or two months' imprisonment. The fine was not paid.

SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.
Gross traffic receipts for passengers
and goods, week ending March 6,
1852 ... •
Ditto, March 8, 1851