The Sun.
London, England, 1836-05-05 00:00:00

KING'S BENCH.-(THIS DAY.)

CRIMINAL INFORMATION—THE KING V. MURRAY AND oTete°
sb%
In this case, a rule for a criminal information had'
Aenttol'
tained at the commencement of the present term by „hot
ney-General at the suit of the Marquis of Westmeath, ef libel
the publisher of the " Quarterly Review," for an allege"
.10„„
reflecting on his conduct as a landlord, in an article contor,4,
ec
ing upon the evidence given by his lordship before the ter;2.
Poor Law Commissioners, and which aippeared in the D
ber Number of that periodical. irstiOSt
Sir W. FOLLETT and Mr. SHEE were DOW bear" --uticle
the rule being made absolute, and contended that the 8, 'is*
in question merely attacked his lordship's political opal
and did not reflect upon his rite cond.
The COURT did not think p
theva libellousuct words could beth
sumcd to apply to the Marquis of Westmeath, althou(o. oof
might be some ground, from the pointed and sarcastic `°a s
the article, to infer that some reflection was intended aro
peer for his conduct towards his tenantry. The ruler
therefore be discharged, but without costs.—Rule refuse"'
ALDERMAN OF ALDOATE.—THE KING V. HUMPHREYS' role
Sir F. Pommel( having obtained, during last Term'"wor-
to show cause why an information, in the nature of a P.: by
ranto, should not issue, calling upon the defendant t0.,,11.d0f
what authority he filled the office of Alderman of the "
Aldgate, iSpare
The Attorney-General, Mr. Richards, and Mr. LeW
now heard against the rule being made absolute. ier/
Sir F. POLLOCK was heard in reply ; and after a- •
lengthened argument, oat
The COURT decided that as there was a deal of arse
relative to what the construction of the different Acts °' of"
liament was, it would be better that the rule for the qe°oooo
ranto should be made absolute, in order that the 0.1000
might undergo that discussion, which that proceeding
could give it.—Rule absolute.

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, MAY 4.—Wind N.E. moderate.—Arrived froT.:eboe,
river and proceeded the Pera, 'Fenning, for Smyrna ;
Jennings, for Lisbon; Enterprise, Gibbs, for Whiteun" for
Rapid, Knight, for St. Sebastian ; Margaret, Buckle,.
A rIV'
Launceston ; and Cape Breton, Foster, for Halifax. ,-r
and sailed for the river the Emerald-Isle, , from Cork.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 4.—Wind N. N. E.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 3.—Wind N. to N. E.
FALMOUTH, MAY 3.—Wind
COWES, MAY 4.—Arrived the Augusta, Botten,
LIVERPOOL, MAY 3.—Arrived the Erbgrosserzog le
—, from Rostock. Off port the Diamond, 51°.gb'''
CORK, MAY 2.—Arrived the Georgiana, Wylie, blaS. -FillS.
STOCKTON, MAY 3.—Arrived the William and Henry'
ton, from Memel. IWO/
BRISTOL, MAY 4.—Arrived the St. George arliat
Calcutta; Arabian, --, from Mauritius ; and Brit°
—, from Barbadoes. doo t°
PLYMOUTH MAY 3.—The Caroline Grey, from 1-I°,_
",4
"_0
Quebec, which put in here on the 17th ult., has had "
stopped, and will proceed to-morrow. rha bOg'
RAM/OATH, MAY 4.—A schooner sunk off the -
coal laden. Several of her spars have been landed bore.f~ndoo
GUERNSEY, MAY 3.—The Juliana, Davey, bound to Jiv
put back yesterday, with loss of a main-top mast. areltlif
WIVENHOE, MAY 4.—The wreck of a vessel, aPPargf
a ship of 17 or 18 keel, has been discovered above the kictie
the Middle. The Thorly of South Shields got on the 'Tbe
Sand, beat over, and proceeded without assistanee'tordaft
Tyne, of Newcastle, got on shore on the Heaps Ygged'
beat over, and has been assisted into Sheerness water:oo4
The Union, Johnson, for Hull, has put back to 11°„tiotied
with loss of anchors and chains. There has been a °-
gale for the last three days from E. to E.N. E. sli
The Jane, Merritt, from to Sunderland, was
drive
shore on Wainfleet Sand on Tuesday. n rtlentltilt
The Gleniffer (steamer), from Greenock to
struck on the Buck Rocks, near Penzance, on Monday
and west down in three fathoms. Lend°°'
The George Canning, Hicks, from Hartlepool to
lost on the Heaps. tinePle'
The Evangelista, Camdo, from Antwerp to Constaod to he
was ashore near Calais on Monday.—Cargo exPecte
saved. LoOd°ll'
The Trindon, Lambton, from Sunderland for
struck the Heap on Tuesday, knocked off, and went c10p...,
Crew saved.
tOI
The Planter, Dawson, from Newcastle to London, IS-
sunk io
on the Middle Sand on Tuesday, knocked off an
seven fathoms.—Crew saved. 1836'6'6
Admiralty, 4th A.--.-drs of to
Sir—l am commanded, by my Lords Corlunissil the en.rll:l
Admiralty, to acquaint you, for the information o to
mittce for manauing the affairs of Ll's that itie-chief 01
the Hon. Charles E. Fleming, the CommCnOrted that
his Majesty's ships and vessels at Sheerness, has reP eow the
bet° bole
a brig was sunk on the 2d inst. in the fair waY re a
sts
Nore and the Shoebury Sand Buoy. Her rnn ho will ear_s
water, and there are wo smacks lying by her, *v. on hos.-
a light during the night, to prevent vessels running
her. I am, Sir, &c., &c., C. WCICIP.
sq., _ oyd's.
William mander-
C
gE
HO'RIZONTAL FLAT WA, wale:,
warrantea, prie
with accurately finished jewelled movements, , cases'
el-
in Silver cues, price Five Guineas each ; or in GeocciJew
Nine Guineas each, at T. COX SAVORY'S, Wat bow'
ler, and Silversmith, 47, Cornhill, London.

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BI 11 TII S. L. Cullie'
On the 3d inst., at Bromley, Middlesex, the lady of
jun., Esq., of a daughter. e WV csi
On the 3d inst., at Ashford Lodge, near Petersfield, th t
F. F. Bean, Esq., of a daughter. h lee df °(
On the 3d inst., at Wenvoe Castle, Glamorganshire,
Abra-
ton, •R. F. Jenner, Esq. Alrs.
On the 3d inst., at Doddington-grove, Kenning
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hamOn Htheorne2d, of
inst., a a daughter.
t Camberwell-grove, Mrs. John Graoy' c
f St.
daughter.
On the M inst., the lady of E. D. Puddicombe, Esq''
John's Wood, of a daughter.
lli AR.RI E D . he Wl'.
On the sth inst., at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, byitmoines,
Walter A. Vaughan, Lewis P. Madden, Esq., h. P. R°Ya &ale
M. C. C. of Clifton and Tunbridge Wells, to Maraaret. onlyvr.
the late Rev. Richard Jordan, and relict of the 'late Rey.
fred Carter of INlountfield, Sussex. ShorediWhi
On the 31st of March, at St. Leonard's Church, dsughter °
Stephen George Dordoy, Esq., to Rachel Heath, gran
the late R. Moody, Esq., of Bath.
On the 2d inst., aged 31, Anne Tl wife of Mr. H.
Thompson, NII.
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Fiftiroy-square.
On the 1 t •
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rister-at-law. • of the 5.
On the 32d ult , at Staunton Hall, Eliza, the wife
actor of 1%.10
G. Gordon, eldest. son of the Dean of LineOln, and R
s inst., John, second son of Hasler Hollist, E'll" b'ir.
I.lohn Foster, Esq., of Upper Charlotte-street,
sew, Nottinghamshire. v gtl''
of (lina:pestaleadi.nst., aged 32, Sarah, the wife of Wr_________(,,ln. Sha" ,
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