The Sun.
London, England, 1836-09-02 00:00:00

JANE ARTS.

SHAKSPEARE GA. RY. PART fir.
The face and figure of Juliet', .
as drawn by Paris,
LE
for this work, affords us the hest idea
nainting has
is o
yet given us, of the charming original. 0:1, • ibf
middle height, slender and well-rounded in her In.. s:
.
with a lip and eye and cheek, that might send al..
blood rushing through the veins of a water-drinking
anchorite, at the rate of ten knots an hour. The:
complexion is pale, but it is because Juliet has just;
caught sight of Romeo for the first time, and 11
in agonies to know whether he be married orsi:ogrel-
When she hears, as her old nurse will presently tent
her, that he is in the latter predicament, joy will sow,
impart to that eloquent countenance a bloom richer anti
lovelier than ever yet painted the cheek of the moss'
rose. We advise all striplings of a susceptible turn of
soul, to purchase this Number, cut out the portrait
of Juliet, get it framed, and hang it up la
their sitting-room. They will find it a far better
subject for addressing sonnets to, than the moon
or the " bulbul." The portrait of Rosalind is
less characteristic, but that of " Isabella is
equal in its way to Juliet—or Mrs. Montagu, as
this young gentlewoman would, had she lived, mos WS-
suredly have degenerated into, and possibly have
passed the evening of her days in playing at cribbage
with her fat, gouty husband, Romeo.

MEMORIALS OF OXFORD—Nos. 54, 55.
We have so often expressed our opinion of this
work, that we have nothing left to say on the present
occasion, except that is kept up with great spirit and
diligence by a gentleman (Dr. Ingram, President 0f
Trinity), every way competent to do justice to the an-
tiquities of Oxford.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HO USE.

Two ill-looking vagabonds who gave their names _Robert
Allen and John Humphrey, were brought before Mr. Alder-
man KELLY for endeavouring to pass bad money.
The prisoners went to the bar of the European Coffee-
House, opposite the Mansion-House, and called for a bottle
of spruce, when Allen gave the bar-maid a sovereign. she
put the change before them, a half-sovereign and silver, tak-
ing 3d. for the bottle of spruce. Humphrey said, " 0 you
need not change a sovereign, I have plenty of silver," and re-
quested the barmaid to return them the sovereign. They then
substituted a gilt sixpence for the half-sovereign that had been
given in the change which the bar-maid observed, and gave
the prisoner into custody. The half sovereign was not found
upon the prisoners on their being searched, and it was there•
fore supposed they had swallowed it upon their manoeuvre
being discovered.
There not being sufficient evidence to prove they had ut-
tered base coin, they were discharged.
In a few minutes afterwards the prisoner Allen returned,
and with the most unblushing effrontery asked the Alderman'
if he could not have the sovereign.
The ALDERMAN told him he had better make his way as
quick as possible out of the Justice-room, and to think hi in—
self well off that he had not been fully committed ; for he ,re'"
gretted the evidence was not strong enough to enable Ora
to do so.

B OW- STREET.
George Head, John Roberts, and James Smith, respectable
young men, were charged before Mr. MINSHULL, by police
constable 20 F, with creating a disturbance this morning, be.-
tween one and two o'clock. He was going his rounds, and
saw the prisoners and two other friends going along in the
Piazza, Covent-garden, making a great noise, pushing everY
one else off the pavement, ringing all the bells, and knocking
at every door. He requested them to be quiet, but they 'went
on as before ; he, with assistance, took the prisoners into ens-.
tody ; the other two ran away.
They then threw all the blame on their two friends who had
escaped, but the Magistrate said the public must be protected
from being disturbed in this way.—Held to bail.
The proprietor and coachman of the hackney-coach, No-
-1,273, was summoned for taking more than his legal fare.
The complainant said he took the coach from the City-read
to the White Horse Cellar, in Piccadilly. On his arrival
there to go by the Portsmouth Mail, the driver demanded 10s.,
the fare being only 3s. 6d. On complainant saying he would
summon him for the immense overcharge, the driver, oho was
drunk, abused him in a most gross manner, and collected a
crowd. He then took ss.
The proprietor said there was not a more civil man on the
stones than his driver. He had felt unwell on the day 53
question, and had employed another driver.
Mr. MINSIIULL said he must suffer the consequences of his
imprudence, in selecting such an impudent substitute. this
must pay a fine of 40s. for the overcharge ' • and if he had the
man who drove, he would punish him for his abuse.
The complainant said he had seen him outside. An officer
brought him in, and the evidence being again gone inter
be begged the gentleman's pardon ; he was drunk, and wee
very sorry for it when told of the matter.
The MAGISTRATE said such gross conduct could not he
passed over. He must pay a fine of 51., or be imprisoned
one month.

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The 40s. fine was paid, and the driver (John Cooper)
locked up in default of paying the 5/.

UNION-HALL.
A young woman named Susan Darnoch was this morning
brought before Mr. Traill in consequence of being found nre,n-
dering about Lock's Fields. From the statement of tne
policeman, it appeared that between 11 and 12 o'clock 184
night he discovered the young woman in Lock's Fields, and upotl
questioning her, she stated her husband had turned her 014
of doors, and she had no place to go to. She had applied t°
the parish, and her husband had been ordered to allow her
7s. a-week, which, however, he had never paid. The Consto,
ble believed the statement of the young woman to be correct,
for when he took her to her mother-in-law, she refused to
let
her in, and the overseers of the Workhouse had refused to re-

lieve her.
Mr. TRANI, said that the parish officers must relieve I°l
and if her husband was brought before him and still refused
to assist her, he would commit him.

MARL B ORO U GH-STREET.
A respectable-looking young man, named James Allen, wlic'
stated that he was formerly clerk to a machine-maker at rreZ
ton, and at present nothing at all, was charged by John GOOllO
life with having assaulted him on Tuesday evening last,

Black Bear-street.
It appeared from the statement of the complainant, that 0:
defendant, who was " larking" with some other young 1ne,114,1d
Coventry-court, jostled him, and made use of very insu`t--"
language, which complainant resented by inflicting a treme:-
dons kick upon the seat of honour of his antagonist. A „ri;
gular set-to ensued, in which the complainant came off °-
second-best, and he now applied to the Bench for redress.
Mr. CIIAMBERS—SO, after taking the law into your
a-
d
bands, you find you were not able to beat the man enough,
nowCoyou come for a warrant ? • timplainant—He beat me very severely, and I ambrolae
all over the body. , ,Lod
MAGISTRAT E—YCS ; but you commenced the assault) -
thereby put yourself out of Court.
The defendant was fined Is. for using improper language'
and discharged.

THE FUNDS.-C.
BRITISH

:.USING PRICES.
FUNDS.
Omniam ..................................
India Stock ........... ............. •I'do
Ditto Ponds .................
South Sea Stock ...................
Ditto Old Annuities ..............
Ditto New Annuttic: .......... 5 I,o*
hx. Bills, ............ „op
Ditto 500/.... ............... Z tot.
Ditto 500/ .................... IAO
Bank Stock for Opg. ..... ...
;adia Stock for Act. .•••••"*. . 9.
Consols for Act. ..................

hank Stock
3 per Cent. Red.
3 per Cent. Cons :00%
3Y, per Cent. IOOIA
3V per Cent. Red
New 314 per Cent 99%
4 twr Cent. Assented

Dissented —
Long Annuities to expire
.13.11 1860 l5 13-16
0ct.1850 —
""Jan. 1860 —

FOREIGN FUNDS.
P:.rtugnese Bonds, 5 per cent' 69
Ditto, Now Ditto ............ ••••*:
Prussian. 5 per cent ....... JO9
Russian Bonds, 5 per cent. ••
Ditto, Metallic ..............
Spanish, 5 per cent ......... ..... gg%
Ditto. Consolidated .................
F.•eitch, 5 per cent .........
Exchango ..................••
Fruich, 3 per cent .........
Dutch, 2i per cent. ....... •••••':'103%
Ditto, 5 per cent. ....... .••• ...

~•,.
Austrian, 5 per cent
Belgian, 5 per cent p.,31,4
Br,zilian Bonds .. 85
Buenos Ayres, 6 per cunt 3O
Chilian, 6 per cent —
Colombian, (S per cent. —
Ditto, 1834
Danish, 3 per cent. 7(S
Greek Bonds, 125.5 per cent. 30
Mexican, 5 per cent.
Ditto, 6 per cent., 1825
Peruvian, 1825, 6 per cent —

SHARES.
Birmingham and Derby Railway V)is
London and Brighton Railway (Stevenson's)
London and Brighton Railway (Rennie's)
London and Brighton Railway (Ciindy's) .......... .
London and Blackwall Railway 25}4
London and Greenwich Railway

Manchester South Union Railay
South Durham Railway 4
South Eastern and Dover Railway .. Ot
South Midland Railway
No other variations in the Prices of Shares since our One del°

List.

ItesC
We learn from Copenhagen that a warts COlej
exists at this moment between the Editor of the Journal 14
Fcedelander, and the Danish Chancery, the Journal bartviaio
published political articles which are only allowed to cueftwiutt
privileged Papers. Several numbers of the Fcede/ander,"
gl.
been revised, the Editor applied in vain to have the e°ll,liyed
ferred to a Tribunal. The Editor then ot all the :flark,
articles, together with observations upon thegstate of Den,lititea
printed at Christiana in the form of a pamphlet, and eire;eato
in Denmark in spite of the laws on the ess, and the threats
be
of the police. All the copies of this pamphlet that c°1.1,;
found were seized, and it is supposed that- the affair etrustithe
before a Court of Justice to know how far the Per y
Press in Denmark extends.
CONSTANTINOPLE, .a
Lord Ponsonby, who feels
himself
10. It is 5,31 bsa,
expressed a wish to leave Constantinople, and irbrce-I.la.cilies;
that his Cabinet will comply with this. Wish. The Ito
Am. bassador to the Court of Persia has left this ,
pair to his post.—French Paper. .n their
stat.,Twhiu
The
.r Directors of the Edinburgh .Academy,l ,10"'
te ~...,ev.fi':at tie;
an '
melancholy. prejudice against classical education has
Scotland.