The Sun.
London, England, 1839-03-21 00:00:00

CUSTOM HOUSE.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Menai, Phillips, from Antwerp ;
Jeune Daphne, Blauquet, Bordeaux ; Vantour, Grillet, ditto ;
Veronisa, Ogelby, Guernsey ; Josephine, Brandts, Nantes ;
Antoinette, Le Roy, Bayonne-; Coq, llanvet, Cherbourg;
St. Pierre, Rabere, Bordeaux ; Herman, Schoon, Leer; Petit
Henry, Belbroch, Bayonne ; Desire, Trekinde, Marans ; St.
Pierre, Recordel, Bayonne ; Intrepide Regulas, Levaux, Bor-
deaux ; Protheroe, Rolfe, Seville; Neptune, Taynack, Bor-
deaux ; Alkmaar, Heath, Rotterdam ; Aurora, Heyen, Leer ;
Dewdrop, Furber, Oporto; Jean Baptiste, Purchant, Bor-
deaux; Uranie, Legain, Lucon ; Bisaieul, Legain, Alarans ;
Marie Louisa, Clergo, Bordeaux ; Jeune Eugene, Gusno,
Lucon ; Prosper, Fardell, Bordeaux ; Amiable Famille, Bou-
licant, Rochefort ; Jong* Tammencke, Bakker, Amsterdam ;
Camilla, Melingen, Villa Nova; Neptune, Kroek, Marans ;
Cygne, Ehaussee, Marseilles ; Magdalen, Matry, Nantes ;
Gloucester, Books, Mauritius; Amiable Mere, Charita, Bor-
deaux ; Deux Emelie, Hedwin, ditto; Ader, Tanner, Guern-
sey; Trois Louise, Clin, Bordeaux; Adeline, Bonlin, Mar-
eilles ; Amiable Victorine, Corval, Bordeaux ; Achille, Caloe,
ditto ; Tantury, Butcher, Venice; Anna, Coultass, Jamaica ;
Confiance, Choemet, ditto ; Elizabeth, May, Gibraltar; Red-
cliff, Vivian, Zante ; Diamond, Taylor, Rotterdam ; Mary
Ann, Cocks, Odessa; Earl of Clancarty, Williams, Rotterdam ;
Favourite, Robinson, Calcutta ; Border Chicftan, Davy, Cha-
rente ; Isis, Scott, Leghorn ; and San Antonio y la Magdalena,
Basterrecuer, Santander.

ENTraria OUTWARDS.—The Wave, Goldsmith, to Hobart
Town; Mildon, Hogg, Cape of Good Hope ; Ramon*, Middle-
ton, Calais ; Emely, Roome, Hamburg; Victoria, Page, Rot-
terdam; Johanna, Claussen, Altona.

CLEARED ovT CARGO:—The Phcenix, Lefort, Havre;
Neptunus, Lenderman, Altona ; Navarino, Dale, Jersey ;
Treckler, Ellis, Sydney; Lady Emily, Wilson, Malta; Tyne,
Watts, Rotterdam; James Watts, King, Hamburg; Attwood,
Major, Rotterdam ; Janet Willis, Willis, Demerara.
IN BALLAST.—The Harriet, Cabe, Malta; Friends, Cousens,
Harlengen, Vrow Alicia, Femmeren, Baltic ; Fortuna, Roller,
Baltic ; Petrus Ludovicus, Wilkins, Dantzie ; Anna Cornela,
Daniels, Emden ; Hope, Lambert, Oporto ; Provedenter,
Madsen, Baltic ; Magdalena, Bohn, Baltic ; Minerva, Mac
Phuis, Honduras.

Four PERSONS POISONED.—TWO LIVES
LOrn —Another case of poisoning has happened at
Hempnall, in this county, where the destruction contemp-
lated seems only second in importance to the case cf
poisoning a few ycars since in I3urnham Market. It
seems that a journeyman carpenter, in the above village,
of the name of Daynes, got up at his usual hour on Mon-
day morning last to go to his work, leaving his wife and
two young children in bed, but taking with him a son about
20 years of age, whom his mother requested to call on an
old lady about 70 years of age, who was in the habit of
going out to poor people's houses to work, and tell her that
she wished her to go down and help her to wash, which he
did. When Mrs. Baynes; got up she found the tea-
kettle filled, a thing that was very unusual. How-
ever, having lighted her fire, she, suspecting nothing,
boiled it, and she and the two children partook
of the water from it, the women for tea and the
children in their sop. Before breakfast was ended
sll the parties were taken sick, and Mrs. Daynes and the
eldest child cast it from their stomachs copiously.
They all, however, felt alarmingly ill, and the
husband was sent for from his work. On arriving, he
was observed to take the tea-kettle out of the back door
to a run of the water, where he took some pains to rinse it,
the cottage standing down in the Hempnall-field. It now be-
came necessary to send for medical aid, and Messrs. Utting
and Barton were sent for, but the utmost efforts of these
gentlemen were unavailing, the youngest child and the
old woman Mills died in the course of the afternoon,
and the other two were in imminent danger. On Wed-
nesday, the wife and eldest child seemed in a fair way of re-
covery ; and on that day an inquest was held on the bodies
of the deceased before Mr. Pilgrim, County Coroner,
when a post mortem examination took place. The sto-
machs were sent to Norwich for analyzation, and the in-
quest was adjourned until the result of the analysis was
known ; the husband being kept in close custody.—Nor.
folk Chronicle.
POISONOUS QUALITIES OF THE YEIV.-0,
Tuesday se'nnight an inquest was held before Evan Wil-
liams, Esq., Coroner, Radnorshire, and a most respectable
Jury, on the body of a young woman named Griffith, who,
after a lengthened inquiry, and the careful examination of
several witnesses, together with the evidence of a medical
man, it appeared came by her death from drinking a strong
decoction of yew tree leaves; there was no evidence to
show that she took it with a felonious intention, nor, as
as
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some good.natured neighbours sun-nisei, for the purpose
of destroying " a second principle of life within," but most
spoisonous, and hence the many fatal accidents which have
a Cambrian.
There is a pauper in Farringdon union work-
house, named Mary Stanby, aged 24 years, who has already
had 1:32 needles extracted from her person, the greatest
number of which has been taken from the breast. It is
conjectured by the medical officer that she must have
swallowed the needles, but she positively denies having any
knowledge of the circumstaxce.—Reading Mercury. n-