The Sun.
London, England, 1837-05-24 00:00:00

sCOPCI-1 POLITICAL. MARTYRS for
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM in 1793-4.

Arenunt of subscriptions already advertised by the
London Committee
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
kirl an Old Reformer in Montrose 1 0 0
fs " Auld Lang Syne," from -Manchester lO 0 0
zenjamin Hares, jinn., E q 11 I' 1 0 0
2Lord Panmur*e . s'
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John Sb riptions per J. W. Strat am... ...... ... 017 9,
2 2 0
uon Tvry, Esq., pudic).
G. B. Brock, Es
From tl•
m the Refnrmers of Taunton, per Dr. Beadon,
_ second subtcription
Subscriptkons received by the Edinburgh Committee

£. s. (1.

1,111 4 11
The Committee for conducting the subscription to erect memo-
rials to the Political Martyrs of 1793-4, have to state that the above
a'9ount has been subscribed in England and Scotland towards the
°ilea in view; but they beg to impress on the public, that the sum
Tequired to complete the intentions of the public Meeting of Feb-
ruary last,
at the to erect monuments in London and Edinburgh will be
rally t least 1,6001,, and they, therefore, entreat Reformers gene-
vo come forward with their mite to enable them without delay
to complete the work.
~Ssubseriptions will be received by the following Bankers, via.,
Bverie and Co., 11, Haymarket ; Messrs. Wright and
Henri onetta-street, Covent-garden ; and Messrs. Grote, and Co.,
,nreadneedle-street.

JOSEPH HUME, Chairman,
JAMES BLAIR, Secretary.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF COMPENSATION.
No. oi, Great George-street, May 23, 1837.
NOTICE is hereby given,, that the COMMIS-
et , SIONERS will proceed to consider the CONTESTED
the`:ei_Al, S, according to the priority of the Number of each case in
in ti: "oral parishes of the Island of JANIAICA, on the days, and
i, 'le order after-mentioned, at Twelve o'clock on each day, when
He Parties interested, or their Agents, will attend accordingly :
St. Catherine.
}`Wednesday, June..., 7
St. Dorothy
St. Jlhn
''t, Thomas in the Yale, and Monday, Jane 12
very
St. Mary
St.. Ann Monday, June 19
Clarendon Wednesday, June 21
Alanchester
liingston
Port- Royal
Portland, and
StGeorge
Andrew ~...;.. ........... . . Wednesday; ruly 5
St. David, and
} Monday, July 10
St. Thomas in the East
St. Elisabeth Wednesday, July 12
'Westmoreland Monday, July 17
Hanover. Wednesday, July 19
St. James Monday, July 24
, Trelawney
ci".ne Commissioners will also proceed to consider the Contested
thllrus (according to the priority of the Number of each Case) in
e undermentioned Colonies, on the days and in the order after
'mentioned, at Twelve o'clock on each day, when the parties inte-
rested, or their Agents, will attend accordingly :
Honduras and

,~

Anti,

la. !Thursday, June 22

St.
Christopher
Grenada
bominica
British Guiana
St. Lucia
Bermuda and
St. Vincent's
•I\'evis, and
Alontserrat
Bahamas, and
Virgin Islands
Barbadoos
Tobago ..

:Tuesday, June 27
Thursday, June 20
Tuesday, July 4
Thursday, July 6
Tuesday, July 11
Thursday, July 13

Tuesday, July 18

Thursday, July 20

By Order of

Tuesday, July 25
Thursday, July 27
Tuesday, Aug. 1
the Board,
ENRY HILL, Secretary,

NEAT OP WAR IN SPAIN.
~i,.. An excellent opportunity now offers for parties desirous of
the i .
t' the interesting localities which have been the seat of warin
g North of Spain.
) Tiro Steam Ship WILLIAM FAWCETT, will proceed from
LONDON to St. SEBASTIAN, BILBOA, and SANTANDER,
15tlTnESnAY, the 30th inst. She will proceed from the last port to
De SOUTH of SPAIN, and after an absence of about Fourteen
aYs will call again at St. SEBASTIAN for Passengers desiring
return to England.
4iApply at the Peninsular Steam Navigation Company's Offices,
t ' t. Mar Axe, Londn ; or at Plymouth (where the vessel wil
'4lOl on her passage out), to Mr. John Ryan, 10, Vauxhall-street.l
FARES. First Cabin. Second Cabin.
London to St. Sebastian, Bilboa 1
and Santander ' £lO. £6.
*-------______ Provisions and Wines Included.

OUTH WESTERN RAILWAy_
Aik)At a Numerous and Respectable MEETING of SHARE-
LDERS, held at the London Tavern, Bishepsgate-street, on
onday, May ,
Major RICHARDSON, in the Chair.
A Resolution mcried by Mr. White, and seconded by Mr. —,
expressive of the opinion of the Meeting, " That the prospects of
the undertaking were as favourable as when it was originated, and
that it was therefore advisable to continue the Company," was Ne-
gatived by a large Majority, whereupon the following Amendment,
moved by Mr. Richmond, and seconded by Mr. Peters, was car-
' tied with only Ten dissentients :
That the Committee appointed at the General Meeting of
Shareholders, held at the George and Vulture Tavern, Cornhill,
co the 11th inst., to communicate the Resolutions then passed to the
' Committee of Management, having reported that those gentlemen
teceived them very courteously, and promised to inform them of the
. result of their General Meeting convened for the 31st inst., to con.. eider the said Resolutions, this Meeting do adjourn.
Signed on behalf of the Meeting,
•
W. J. RICHARDSON, Chairman.

ROAD-SIDE PUBLIC-HOUSE,
About five miles west of the Metropolis.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY MR. WALKER.
At Garraway's, on MONDAY, May 29, at Twelve, solely in cones-
THEquence of a painful family calamity.
beneficial LEASE for 18 years, at the
small rent of 45/. with possession, of those commodious pre-
rofes, the sign of the ROYAL OAK, Harlesden-green, Harrow-
-10:i
le dt ; the premises are capacious, with yard, garden, stabling,
111) coach-house and dwelling over ; part of the stabling, &c.,
t for more than the rent and taxes; the trade is good in all
s branches, but capable, in competent hands, of being greatly
',creased.
etb,lMa "IledY be viewed one week previous to the sale, and particulars
Air; also at Garraway's ; and of the Auctioneer, No. 16,
--ardour-street, Soho.

PUBLIC-HOUSE and WINE-VAULTS, RUPERT- STREET,
ST. JAMES'S, admirably adapted for a Foreigner.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Mr. WALKER,
At Garraway's, on MONDAY, May 29, at Twelve, unless previously
disposed of by private contract,
THE valuable Lease for 50 years, at the low rent
sib pc)f 60/., of those excellent Premises, recently rebuilt, the
raise°` the PLOUGH, Rupert-street, Coventry-street ; the pre-
sad care commodins, consisting of nine bed-rooms, spacious front
Yirkdk dining-rooms, and the round-floor and basement, pro-
mawith every requisite facility for business.
Garrap be viewed till the sale, and Particulars obtained ; also at
and of the Auctioneer, No. 16, Wardour-street, Soho.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
14 • BY MR. ADAM MURRAY,
‘X Lots, at Garraway's Coffee House, Cornhill, on
WEDNES-
-I,AY, the 7Fth of June next, HE very valuable REEHOLD and RICH
MARSti LAND at BROOMIIILL, situated close to the
41111 within a few miles of the Sea-port and Market Town of
%use' "'I only a short distance from Lydd, containing, by admea-
tat,rdt:e4t lately made, 186 A. Zit. 35r. of rich Productive Grass
Th, the soundest quality for Sheep of any in Romney Marsh.
p-and-tax is nearly all redeemed, and the Rates are, very low.
New Tinted Particulars may be had of Ur. Brownley, Solicitor, 8,
col l
Carey. street ; of Messrs. Lardner and D.avre,,
kr. Ashftord
ead °r s' IYe ; at the Swanastings an Hythe; the S acen s
; the New Ship,H Brighton ;d at Garraway's ; a
and of
street Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 47, Parliament-
Atll she,f,°lln Bignell, the Looker, who lives close to the property,
" 4, on application being made.

`J.„ AI C AND INLAID FANCY WOOD
Etarnrnon- URNITURE, consisting- of Work, Flower, Chess, Back-
Letter ID,' Quartette, and Lou Tables ork, Card,
411(1 eat e s Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, Tea Po s, Chests
Cigar Work Baskets, Cabinets, Card Cases, Snuff Boxes,
Narlarir,4—r.,", Toilet Cushions Dressing Glasses, Flower Vases and
Screeard Racks, Scent 'and Liqueur Cases, Hand and Fire
Dials, .I' heading Desks and Stands, Inkstands and Trays, Sun
'rra. rbermorneters in Boxes and on Pede,tals, Comb and Work
-A%x,Watch Stands, Re., (13 "NER and CO. of Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells
Llictit,nraeturers to their 'Majesties and the Royal Family), begto
iqo a nt2the Nobility Gentry, and others, that they have taken
rcgvir Regent-street, for, a short eriod, for the purpose of
g for Sale their exclusive and novel Manufacture, which
20:47!1n1y to he seen to be admired.
Regent-street, May 15, 1837.

Ot. O°RE
)1k AT RUSSELL-STREET, BLOOMSBURY.
' '"':11-1 FASTENED, and LOSS OF TEETH SUPPLIED.
NSIEUIt MALLAN and SONS, Surgeon
yts,
)1,141,11. \leAor.
1,31‘21„
oGNR_
sETLF
ALDLI-1:17 RUSSELL-STREET,
T to,
D'ISCOVETIED a NEW MATERIAL for AR-
-1,44 i..1,,A1„A TEETH A wculiar advantage attending Teeth made from
.•
tl t II im iervious to a •ids. Alt rib I-
wta,k,itt bIF tiave'iieen'Ylaiirteher(toa founddlotjectionable by INVALID,
""I en (- INES that have a tendency to DISCOLOUR them, nr
1„,44, mPeI their remov.il in the presence of an attendant. Messrs. M.
kr,,,tlilie&', been successful in removing these objections by their new
t'Alps` and can also flx the above withou.t extracting tint
.%and even on GUM of the most tender description, No Wires
'Ant 411,11-IRES are used, and they MATCH the A I 410 i NI NG teeth in
,Tlci,""Pe and c IGU 113.A.INTFED for MASTICATION and
aitebpecy-ATIOINo o1'1;ey con‘tint_p t,t) ;tore decayed teeth with their
malusecu7iltaAn , S T .11;,eN IA). SE I EETIL SU l'p t T
b...L1 11, and perform all other operations
wtfi and Gums as before. Charges strictly moderate, as in Parts.

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,ING'S WORM LOZENGES are Patronized
r(r,),llowin,,"l,the First Noblemen in the Kingdom, as well as by the
1"dd" rthnorable Ladies who have given this neighbour to their own
IParalleLsa,d atw, to the Poor cf their respective oods, with
1,1:e blich`,., euecesE
it, e 1)40,,. 6 Dr Leeds.
bVilit yi :fss‘of utland. Right Hon. Countess ofo fSlslaioftueisibtnuoryr:
flight Hon. Countess
ittlt tio,.,'''.- Inv ess t,f Darnley ris.
1•1:44.t...11,,Z lt,-a,(..l).,C,.._rtilipe Cape!. Right Hon. Countess of Cork.
4h)l.
i5...411y noZnEliz. Spencer. • Right fl-n. Lady Lucy Bridgeman.
Lady Page Turner. uY SaY and Sele
It I And rn.,n • . Lady Lovet.
of t,_ s,, f4et 3: other Ladies or the first rank and character.
half
th ne Chii,r76.l;le-hed by the annual Bills of Mortality, that one i
the 41,4,, e.i born arc cutofFbefore attaining seven Years of age, ,ni
tile str,,,`"_6ouice. of this trort•l't • f nd to exist in that f sit state of ,_le ~,f., ae“ and how 1. •
. aiy is oil
on of 'Worm:. As Wor - rcstorer fef 5 whi.ch I.nzinces .the g-e" .riaji„l .tat Asian Chlng's
,4 V..,,zneene,,,ohaviciflantin Heal.N in
.th.
elt,t a distingin
111031,i,?i
i,i4l' nid
oiiillvSuuijo"rfs a ;I:1:S timiin Worms 1 oirslf'oesdulcriierePsuist.aotfi°'the. stomadoip:inid.
not exist, it is allowe.l to be
(171.,he Get°,i4P,' Other '3 nug may
N 54... I.),ul';': v.r 11 have on the Government Stamp, " Evan Edwards
CI) Id ba E., In packets, Is. 1 d , and boxes at `2s. 9d..each.
~ ___ 41411, Edwards? 67 St. Paul's Church yard ,• Stradling, R0y...1 X,-
at", Cc:lAM'; Sanger, 150, and &handler, 76, Oxford-street.

A murder was recently committed by a lunatic in
the Hull workhouse. Richard Lowson (one of the witnesses
at the inquest) said be had lived in the workhouse in the same
room with deceased and Noble. On Tuesday afternoon last,
about half-past two ll'clock, was standing near the window.
Hart was asleep in the chair, as was also Coates. Heard Mrs.
Jenny cry out, and, turning round, saw Noble coming towards
him with a knife. Tried to open the door, but the other struck
him before be got it open. Heard Hart and Noble cry out as
he got down stairs. When he ( Lowson) got up stairs again,
Hart fell on the floor and said " Oh, lie's killed me." Noble
was in the room with the knife in his hand. Hart was wounded
in the chest.

A vestry meeting of the parish of St. Martin in
this city was held on Thursday last, Mr. Selby Dickenson in
the chair, when Mr. Edman proposed that a rate be granted
to defray the expenses of the church, which was opposed by
Mr. Parry, who moved as an amendment that a voluntary con-
tribution be entered into. The amendment was unanimously
adopted, and a subscription being immediately commenced,
he full amount of the rate was raised.—Lincoln Gazette.

On Sunday Chester and its neighbourhood were
visited by a terrific thunder and snow storm, which was at-
tended with awfully fatal circumstances in the village of Bee-
ston. About one o'clock in the day the electric fluid, attracted
by some sickles hanging in an upper room, entered the public-
house called the Beeston Brook, and struck the landlord, Mr.
Ashton, and his younger son dead on the spot. Mr. Ashton,
who had just returned from Church, had seated himself on a
bench near the fire between his two sons. The lightning struck
the lad in the head, disfiguring him dreadfully, and then entered
the body of the old man. At Capenhurst two mills were nearly
destroyed.—Chester Courier.
One of the most horrid murders ever recorded was
committed on Monday evening last at the patron of Chicken-
swell. A young countryman, named Patrick Winter, was on
his return home about eight o'clock, when he was waylaid by
several persons, who knocked him down, beat him in a dread-
ful manner, and did not depart until life was extinct. A wo-
man named Catherine Head, the mother of one of the mur-
derers, called out to her son to go back again to Pat Winter,
and to be sure that there was not a drop of blood left in his
carcase 1 Two of the murderers are in custody, Fardy Head
and Bartholomew Mitchell. Six others are absconded,
amongst them that inhuman wretch, Catherine Head. The
Coroner's Jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against
seven persons.—Dublin Mail.
The volumes which are about to appear under the
title of " Souvenirs of a Summer in Germany," are not by
Lady Chatterton, as commonly reported. We believe, how-
ever, that the fair authoress is nearly allied to that lady, as well
as to an eminent Prelate, and to a leading Conservative Mem-
ber of the House of Commons—circumstances which make the
appearance of the announced publication looked for with more
than usual interest in the higher circles,