The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-14 00:00:00

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INTELLIGENCE•

GUILDHALL.
A lad, named IVebber, in the employ of Iletheringfrh
t;n?
of unstamped notoriety, was re-examined. charged
carrying fifteen quires& of the Weekly Dispatch, a t"
penny paper.
Defendant was committed for seven days.
John Smith, for a similar offence, was remanded.

MAR YLEB ONE.
In consequence of the extraordinary excitement which
has prevailed with regard to the shocking cruelty said to
have been perpetrated by the Princess Mulvi,
Ambassador from the King of Oude, upon her female
slave, Captain Grindly, of the East India House, acco
panied by Captain Musgrove, of the Madras service, en-
t.ered the office, and introduced to the Sitting TVI —agistrate,
„L. Shutt, the Ambassador in question: He is a man
remarkaLlv intelligent features, about 40 years of age, tin
was splenaidly-:ittired in the costume of his native country.
Captain Grindley. began by stating that the female ser-
vant was decidedly riot in .her right senses. In India thereto
were no lunatic asylums, it v%-.7s customary for families
take such unfortunates under their . wife of the
own care and protection;
The young woman alluded to was rect:.;
ago into the family of the Mulvi anci. his wife' whol°
leaving their native country with presents oi great va
brough:
veil about 13 Yearn
from the King of Oude to his Britannic MajelitY,
her with them ; for some time she conducted herscif in t
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quiet and inoffensive manner, but latterly it was with rest
difficulty that she could be at all restrained or kept 0
danger ; ohe was in the habit of refusing any kind of nice
rishment, and would frequently lie down and claw in
IL
hands burning cinders from the grate. At other times ff"'
would completely strip herself, then saturate her clothe
with water from a tub, and immediately put thew etif
again ; after which she would again divest herself o
her apparel, and on a fine day would sally forth it
the garden, lie on the bare mould, and there bask 'in tn,
sun. For these and' other strange practices, coercion OE 1.
very mild nature had been resorted to, but without effect/
and accordingly Captain Musgrove, of the Ben„_aul se_r
vice was. consulted as to the best course to be adoptetif
when, just as their deliberations were going on, the petit
chial authorities removed the young woman away. to
Mulvi, who was given to understand that she was about
placed in an asylum where she would be taken care of, rte.!,
quested Captain Musgrove to say that was gren se°
obliged, and that he should be happy to pay any GrindlyesP
which might be incurred on her account. Captain re
added, that the distinguished foreigners in
possessed with hearts overflowing with kindness, And t
the tale of cruelty was Utterly untrue. • 0 to
Mr. SHUTT said that he had listened with attento
of
all that had been stated, and, as the proceedings
course go forth to the public, he imagined that the 74
purpose for which the Mulvi and his friends came for".
would be thereby gained.
The Ambassador; with Captains Grindly and Aiusgr°
then left the office. queotion vlbetit

THAMES POLICE. biP
On Saturday Henry Turner, the chief mate of tb!,,js st
Jane Catherine, from the Havannah, now lying in the /4:be
India import dock, was brought before Mr, CLAugsel!
sitting magistrate, charged with the wilful murder °,' 00
fred Charles Bevan, an apprentice on board that el"P'st of
the high seas. The inquiry was instituted at the requftsble
the relations of the deceased, who are highly resPel;
persons, residing in the neighbourhood of Houndsdit'tbS
Mr. CLARKSON having heard the evidence, th°ticlir
case must go before a jury ; but, under all the
The
stances, be would remand the prisoner until Mond y,
ivsy
mate was then removed, and on being locked up goYe
to the most excessive grief.

CORONER'S INQUESTS.
toof
An inquest was held on Saturday on the body. 0- fj the
Hullock, aged 20, who was drowned while assisting 'll_„4,
navigation of a barge in the Regent's Canal. The doe 7,01
was taken out of te water in less than four minute*, ad
conveyed to the White Hart, Ratcliff. Messrs. 01:5for
and Walkers, surgeons, immediately attended, an°, tab
twenty minutes the usual methods for the recovery 0' 06,
apparently drowned man were resorted to. Mr. ffacrthe
a juror, said, after they bad left the deceased he rubbe
soles of the feet for three minutes, and then water ce;e4
from the mouth and froth from the nostrils. Ajuror reln,arbiog
that the man was recovering, and asked why the Intel
was discontinued ? Mr. Raynor said he was e]katigno
and he could get no assistance, every one thinking' tue ait
dead. The Coroner said the signs were favourable, an,the
appeared to him that there had been great neglect. :Zip
Humane Society recommended the rubbing to be the
for three, and even four hours, and it was often the ils
that no signs of life appeared until the third hour. is,
hoped that in the Bill before the House of Comll°nsureiir
tive to the payment of medical men a clause would be
troduced giving power to the Coroner to withhold pg,..°3-ea
when it appeared that they had not satisfactorily peri°'-re-
tchoerdiredd;uttyh.e
jAuryv,erhdoiewtevoefr,"eixperceidsseinntgalanDeoath" toot
t if
proper means had been persevered • in, the ace
have recovered. the
An inquest was held at East Acton, Middlese%, 0 .0
body of John Lightwood, aged 24, who was found in a di
A co°
under circumstances that led to suspicion that he hav-ii.o,s
unfairly by his death. From the evidence of Sr. 'el. was
.farmer, at East Acton it appeared that the dee9a.'ed oa
in the employ of a builder in the village, and was TrOssorea
Tuesday. On the following morning witness disc° pot
him in a ditch, at the side of the roa leading {row Toe tl
Acton to Ealing. There was, however, no evicle',
option
apd
prove that the deceased had come unfairly by his cleat"
the Jury returned a verdict of " Found dead.'
1-s.
etreet'
An inquest was held at the White Horse, Chera s 4.
Chelsea, on the body of Mrs. Dinah Maddock% eiged by a
Tho unfortunate lady went out on Thursday, atteac'eA aosva
servant, and while crossing Church-street was knoekeucybeel
by a horse and cart, and so dreadfully crushed by,thed,artY;
passing over her, that she expired in an hour oter" ana
The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental deatb,;, the
the coroner severely reprimanded the driver, who
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employ of Mr. Faulkner, a builder, at Chelsea,

keeping a better look-out.
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We regret to inform the foreign comrounityt.of,
Hopun, the linguist of the British ship Fort las t,!, the
is about to proceed on his way to his drearybanishreenms toatbil!,
" cold country." We should be glad to arouse the gri, rfelOw
of all foreigners, but more particularly of Britons, 'IIOOIIY,
of this unfortunate victim to a tyrannical and lying fro"
meat. He is pauper et uxul ; he has a wife and childrell'e
whom he is torn, and their hopes that they will ael,,onh,i°
meet are the weakest. The Hong merchants and lin,g;plS
their individual ,and collective capacities, have ina°e„,ooft"
for the sorrowful and far-distant way-farer ; and we t
appeal will induce the foreign community of Cantonicalaar
in aiding one who has been dragged into undeserveu,a, the°.
ties and punishment through his official connection ss""
—Canton Register, Nov. 4.

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BIRTHS.
On the 7th inst., at Derry Vale, Roscrea, Maria, the la"" °
S. White, Esq., of a son.
n the 11th inst.,
On the wife of r. S. . Brgess, 01.3,;
the 12th inst., at East Sheen, theW Ladyu Charlotte '. 11rl
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of a son, still-born. EA.,
On the 12th inst., the lady of Morgan Thomas, ,
daughter. __-•---- 0,
' MARRIED. DW t,
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On the 10th inst., at St. Mary's, Islington, Mr. i fon
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late of Norwich, to Emma, youngest daughter of T. ". to
Esq., of Trinidad. d 5".'
At Colviick Hall, Nottinghamshire, 11. N. Ila°g ' rief
Sophia Caroline, second daughter of J. Musters, Escl,,' j. J°:1( the
On the 12th inst. at St. George's Bloomsbury, v'' • titer
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Esq., of Aveley-hall, Essex, to Sarah Jane, eldest (I°g of
late Mr. Lawes, of Charl t on, Hampshire. i:
On the 10th inst., at Spenni th orne, Francis Morie)(;'l the4o
Marrick Park, Yorkshire, to Charlotte, eldest daughter
J. C. Chaylor, Esq., of Spennithorne Hall.
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On the 12th inst., suddenly, John Lowe, Esq." ~ I" rve'
Green, Essex, formerly of Great Queen-street, Lincoln, calth°,(l,
On the sth inst., near Paris, the Hon. Arthur Gone . OP
On the 12th inst., Mary Anne, wife of G. Millar,.bsq ' Arlo'
terrace, Edgeware-road. A n 7 .110e5
On the 10th of September, at Gorockpoor, age*, - ' I;,°f
strong, Esq., Bengal Civil Service. rcflub
On the 10th inst., Lydia, eldest daughter of Mr. -. laborer
Wapping. f 13e
On the 10th inst., Eliza, wife of J. C. Clarke, Esq'' o
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Berkshire. Old Sll6 if.
On the 21st ult., aged 50, Mrs. Smith, of the ~ is
Trench-lane, near Wellington. vole,
On the Bth inst. in Park-street, Islington, Eleanor . ,00,
of Mr. J. T. Smith', of Ramsbury, Wilts. i• gorle/ j ta
On the 7th inst., aged 25, Caroline,wHeal
is
of Lower Clapton. Mow Of tl'
On the 11th inst., at Brentford, Catherine, 0 or'
Cr° .'
Sieur Paul Emanuel St. Alphonse. Qi Mrsfi. , jet ells
On the 10th inst., at Turnham Green, aged --' a s rvos -
On the 10th inst., at Edgcott, Northamptonshi,r ~ of f
the infant daughter of the late A. J. Hamilton, IA ' 500 °
Lanarskhire. ' •rre, eldest •
On the 12th inst., at Brompton, aged 17, Ge°'' vy-Itrao,'
Captain G. Roberts, R.N. A.
On the 7th ult., at Madeira, Christian, widow 0f is' A°J6iV
Esq., of that island. • n he
On the 9th ult., at Vittoria, Mr. John Valentrialer the c
taut Staff-Surgeon 3d Brigade British Legion, 'A St
of General Evans. : of ti
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