The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-08 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

1. you
SIB,--In your valuable paper of Saturday -13 s.);" re
state that upwards of 100 coasters were drive !.I,'
on the eastern coast, on Wednesday night or T. b or%sil;
and you give the names and masters of fou yeie of
driven on the beach, within three-quarters of 0 1-111 the
Spurn Lights ; you likewise state, " that owi. crgt°ol
heavy sea that prevailed it was-impossible to rpi Icier
and
assistance to the crews by means of the life-boi ts
that those on shore availed themselves of Cartel es
ets to obtain a communication with the stranded %est.o
and succeeded in throwing a line over each, b I ""1
the seamen were thus brought to shore." rtd
It is but just to state that the rockets C:hose
(not Carter's), late ordnance storekeeper at Hull; ; lore.
decease recently every friend of humanity must iler"ve,
Mr. Carte's rockets, life buoys, and life belto
reCy
previously, been the means of preserving from s'Uiric to
460 lives during the last 13 years. I trust, in ktlstlic
the family and friends of Mr. Carte, you will 1
give this insertion.

I am, sir, your obedient servant, ilvt,
Hull, March 7. S. W. PALI ILE'

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THE NEW SARDINIAN LOAN.—The accoun:,—,so•
Paris state that the price at which the ne
nian ThEee per Cent Loan is to be issued is t't
stead of 70, as originally stated. The al-12°'""ci, the
2,000,000 f. Rentes (about 2,500,0001. steling), f
instalments are to extend over an average period !Ajoe
months. Reckoning the discount allowed on ink mill
payment, &c., the actual priceof the loan, it is Fait", the
be about 67k. The sane advices mention th, if the
French Government have resolved to return one -ha' unlc,
caution moneys on the old Fampoux and jraz °brays'
Lyons and Avignon, and Bordeux and Cette taJJ:ed,
but the light in which the arrangement is to be i!cP*--
whether as an instalment or otherwise is not stitloyal
THE SOCIETY OF ARTS.—On Friday last his and.
Highness Prince Albert visited the Society of Alr's'scith
inspected the complete and ingenious machinell es et,
which Mr. F. Warren illustrates the series of leetur_riog
cotton manufacture which he has been lately delivc
to the society. This model machinery enables Oro as
turer to show the whole process, from the raw co't!'°„re-
it arrives from America, India, or Egypt, until it Is.o rted
sented to the audience in the shape of a piece of .Pr
calico. Mr. Warren is a mechanic engineer, who Is
and
and favourably known in the north for his zeal/bour,
ing successfulclassese. ffHortes
itgoapsreoffmeodteuceadtuecdatmioann a. miionegetotestrunedteitit
the whole of this machinery with his own hanclsthlsper
reflects as much credit on his workmanship as en ..,e are
severance considering it is the result of labour for
our
at leisure'hours. The Prince spent upwards of on. t'irti.
and a half in examining the model, and expresse m
self extremely pleased. , •
CLEMENT'S CHURCHYARD.—Some disapp°mod pot
having been felt that St. Clement's Churchyard. lone
been closed, one of the inhabitants addressed thrv:s the
Secretary on the subject, and on Saturday revel wad-
to.ntleir
following reply from the Under Secretary,
the nt
dington :—" I am directed by Viscount Palmed` .st
acknowledge the receipt of your letter of
law can be gone through."
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