The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-24 00:00:00

IN RE BAGSTER.

This was a petition of Mr. Wooded', one of the executors
of the late Alderman Crowder, to discharge an order by
which a house in Clapham-road was given to the lunatic
Rosa Matilda Bagster for her residence, free of any pay-

rents on aceount of rent. The will of the Alderman di-
rectcd that this house should be sold along with others,
and the executors were anxious to fulfil his injunctions, as
the Master bad reported that it was fitting this house should
he parted with. The mother of the lunatic, however, ob-
je,:ted to the sale.

The LORD CHANCELLOR said the order giving the house
or the use of the lunatic must be discharged.

IN RE THARP.

Sir W. HORNE appeared in support of a petition in thin
case, praying, on behalf of the consignees of the West
India estate of the lunatic, that a sum of 40,000/. compen-
sation money for the emancipation of slaves be paid into
Court, and that the interest accruing thereon since the
pawing of the Act of Parliament in 1834 be paid to the
consignees in liquidation of a debt of 90,0001., due to them
by the lunatic.
The LORD CHANCELLOR must hear more about the
nature of the debt before he made the order. The money
might, however, be paid in.

IN RE NORRIa.

Mr. RourEt. appliJd in this case on the part of the
daughter of the lunatic for a commission of lunacy. An
injunction was obtained on Saturday last to prevent the re-
moval of the property of the lunatic from his house in
Union-place, Lmr.beth. Some time since Dr. Macmichael
had been directed to visit Mr. Norris, and there was now
an affidavit of that physician in which he stated that Mr.
Norris, although only a surgeon in the India service, per-
sisted in calling himself Lieutenant-Colonel, and denied
that he was married, although his wife and daughter were
living at Glasgow.
After some discussion the petition was allowed to stand
over until Saturday.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUS,

TOM-HOUSE, MAncn 23.

The City of Hamburgh, Wittiugham, from Hamburg]) ;
Union, Dejongc, Ostend ; Prince Frederick, Stevenson,
Rotterdam ; Brothers, Davis, Madeira; Constance, Le Bret-
tinlletis, Cherbourg; Coter, Merrills, Dunkirk; Greyhound,
Knit], St. Michael's.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, 111ARcii 23.
The St. Leonard, Whitnall, Dunkirk ; Ambassador, At-
wood, Mauritius; Union, Dejonge, Ostend; Prince of
Waterloo, Page, Ostend and Ghent; Champion, Cutler,
Havannah; London Merchant, Morfew, Rotterdam ; James
Dunn, Fuze, Oporto.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, MARCH 23.

The Limbo, Dring, for St. George's, Africa ; Mary, Con.
stance, Gibraltar; Kite, Putt, Paraiba; Lord Goderich.
Wetherall, Sydney; Caroline, Read, Nassau, New Provi.
dente ; William, Read, Rio de Janeiro ; Tourist, Ling, Ant•
were ; St. Leonard, Whitnall, Dunkirk.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, MARCH 23

The Margaret, Turpin, for the North Sea Fishery ; Betsey
Bimby, Cock, Memel ; Constance, Brettinllais, Cherbourg.

ARRIVED AT LIVERPOOL, Marten 22.

The Heligan, Ball, from Gallipoli; Pilot, Cann, Demerara
Hesperus' M'Dowall, Demerara; Telemachus, Moulin, De.
merara ; Margaret, Griffin, Sierra Leone.

ENTERED FOIZ. LOADING, Morten 22.

The Experiment, Cousins, for the 'Brazils ; Redbreast
Millard, Constantinople and Smyrna; the Miranda, Bolton,
Demerara ; Amity, Hoodless, Grenada and Curacoa ; Jane,
Clarke, Gibraltar ; the Johanna, Tweidlmann, Hamburgh ;
Hope, Wood, Lubeck ; the Resolution, Murray, Mobile;
Columbus, Cobb, New York ; Jane Hill, New Orleans ;
Henry, Jobling, Pugwash ; the Ardent, Heartigrave, Prince
Edward's Island ; Milo, Hodgson, Quebec; the Credo,
Lewis, Quebec ; the Ballona, Aitkin, for Riga; the Trio,
White, Singapore, China, and Manilla; the British King,
Hunt, Savannah.
CLEARED OUTWARDS, MARCH 22.

The Briton, Greaves, for New Orleans; Ann Paley, Rol•
stone, Lisbon; Sir Walter Scott, Young, Deveraux, Esk•
dale, John, Ruebereck, and Hyde, Brown, Quebec; Ann,
Perrie, Antigua ; William IV., Moffin, Cape Breton ; Gip.
sey, Skottin, Bordeaux ; Echo, Mallet, New Orleans.
TELEGRAPHED.

Off Holyhead, inward bound, at twelve noon, the Parker,
B. S., from Demerara ; Ormerod steamer, Holyhead. Off
Holyhead, outward bound, at 8 A.M., Mogul, A. S. ; John
Porter, B. B. K. ; Imogen, A. S, ; Aberfoil, B, S. Off Point
Lynas, inward bound, Alantura, B. Schr., West of England ;
Comet, B. B. ; Device Cannon, New Orleans. Off Point
Pynas, outward bound, Sir Watkin, B. B. K. ; Brechin Castle,
B. B. Off Great Ormshead, inward bound, South America,
A. S., New York. Off Voel Nant, inward bound, Chester,
B. Schr., London to Chester. East of the Floating Light,
inward bound, Tigris, Whitehaven ; Margaret, Sierre Leone.

SUSPECTED CHILD MURDER.—Yesterday morn-
ing at an early hour the crew of the Endeavour, a coasting
vessel, lying off Mill-stairs, Horselydown, in getting into the
boat lying alongside, discovered a rush basket filled with straw,
which on opening they found to contain the body of a fine full
grown male child, and from the appearances it is strongly
suspected that the child has been strangled in its birth. A.
Thames-police surveyor, named Joshua Judge, soon after-
wards came by, to whom the body was delivered, and he re-
moved it to Bermondsey workhouse. Judge afterwards made
particular inquiries into the circumstances, but could learn no
tidings likely to lead to the discovery of the unnatural mother.
It is the opinion of the officer that the basket had been thrown
from London-bridge into the water, and after floating down
the river was picked up by a lighterman or waterman, who, to
relieve himself from further trouble, on finding what the basket
contained, left it in the boat.
FIRE AT GREENWICH.—A destructive fire broke
out yesterday morning, about half-past three o'clock, in the
brewery of Mr. Page, Church-street, Greenwich, which burnt
with great fury, and created a considerable sensation in the
town. The engines belonging to the College, and one from
the parish, with a great number of policemen and collegemen
were instantly procured. Intelligence was forwarded by ex-
press to the various fire stations in London, and several of
them, with a strong body of firemen, reached Greenwich a
short time after four o'clock, and a plentiful supply of water
was obtained, which enabled the firemen to prevent the ex-
tension of the destruction beyond Mr. Page's premises. On
examination the fire was ascertained to have originated from
the overheating of the kiln, and the value of the stock con-
sumed is very great, but covered by insurance in the Protector
and Kent fire offices. The exertions of the collegemen and
police are deserving of high consideration, and notwith-
standing the danger to which some of them were often ex-
posed in saving a portion of the brewing utensils, no accident
happened to any of them.
THE CREW OF THE MYDDLETON.—Other two
of the sailors have died, making now twelve altogether who
latve fallen victims to the hardships of the voyage, and seven
widows remain to deplore the untimely death of their husbands.
Orders have arrived at Chandos House to have
every thing ready for the reception of his Excellency the
Prince Esterhazy, who is expected to leave Vienna next week
for London.