The Sun.
London, England, 1849-09-22 00:00:00

NAVAL IN TELLIGENCE•

PORTSMOUTH, FRlDAY.—Lieutenant Wolridge (1842)'
Gunnery Lieutenant of the Excellent, was this day pro.
muted to the rank of Commander.
The Arrogant screw•frigate, Captain Fitzroy, saileci
this day for Lisbon, taking the Needles passage. eio
The Encounter screw steam-vessel is fitting mono. 1
the dockyard with as much expedition as a ship without
a captain can.
Commander Fslcon (1846) is appointed to cora/DWI°
the Wolverine, 12. at Chatham.
IN PORT AND FITTING.
In Harbour—The Victory and Illustrious, flag-'---•
the Excellent, Blenheim, Encounter, Victoria and Albtr
Black Eagle, Fairy, Echo, and Fanny.
At Spithead—The Superb, 80, and Rolla. 6. „am
In Dock—The Princess Charlotte, Fox,
Dauntless, Devastation, and Contest. -
In the Basin—The Rodney, Sphynx, poyphetetl4
Sprightly, and Elfin.
In the Steam Basin—The Ajax, Sidon, Basilisks re.
nelope, Scourge, Blazer, Urgent, and Fire Quer n.
The Calypso, 20 guns, Captain H. Worth, from tab:
Pacific, is progressing in the discharge of her stores
tans, and the crew are busily employed in Oriel'?
."!:
her. It is expected that she will be paid offon Montle/
the 25:h instant.
The Duck naval lighter, Savage, master, arrived b:Dred
on the 18th instant, with stores from PlYntuuth
Portsmouth.
The ship Bruce, A. Simpson master, has arrived from
Quebec, with &cargo of timber for the dockyadjorp,
the ship Concord, John Hobbs roaster, from LetV
has also arrived with a cargo of timber for the you.
of
A detachment of the 95th Regiment, cousist e
ill en
nine privates and one woman, in charge of Staff ' e''n';lide
D. O'R. Clayton, M.D.; arrived at Fort Pitt, as from
from Hong Kong, they having landed at Gravesend the
the ship Marquis of Bute. Four soldiers died 00
passage.
Colour-Sergeant W. Hillyaid, of the 61st Regiatellat:
recently arrived from his regiment in India, to be ifrl,l
lided, is appointed Quartermaster Serg 1-leant of the Ply
mouth division of t ut•pensioners, and proceeded to y*
mouth on the 20th instant to take up his duties.
WOOLWICH, SEPT. 21.—The Right Hon. Sir Frenucis
T. Baring, Bart., Rear-Admir el J. W. D. Derides, a.;
Captain M. F. Fitzhardinge Berkeley, C.B , and CaPty.
Alexander Milne, Lords of the Admiralty; Captain' j
A. B. liamilo a.n, Second Secretary; Captain Sir Bald.. 0
Walker, K.C.8., Surveyor of the Navy; and Mr. bill
Watts, Assistant Surveyor of the Navy, arrived at
Woolwich dockyard at twelve o'clock to-day, and were
0..
rec ived by Commodore 'Henry Eden and the beads .f
.
the various departments in the dockyard. Their Lora
chips immediately embarked in the -Monkey stew's'
vessel, accompanied by Commodore Henry Eden, Sit
perintendent of the Woolwich dockyard, Lieuteom
Colonel Colquhoun, of the carriage department at the
Royal Arsenal, Captain Munday, Captain Sir Frederick
Nicholson, Bare, and other officers studying steam. and
went cl,i4vn the river to Purfleet to inspect the Terrible
steam-frigate, commanded by Captain Ramsey, that
vessel having anchored at Put fleet yesterday to discharge
her powder. Immediately after their Lordships wGnt
on beard the T. rrible the anchor was raised, and the
vessel turned round to proceed to Woolwich. The great
gun exercises were then gone through on her way up the
river, and a minute inspection made of each gun. The
men also went through their small-arm exercises, and
appeared to be a very efficient crew. Their Lordships
went over every part of the vessel, which is in good
condition and clean, and her engines, by Maudslayr
Sons, and Field, have been so little affected by three
years and nine months' service, that she will soon be
ready for commission again when paid off at Woolwich.
The Terrible carries her armament well, and bag beo
found a most efficient first-class war steamer, at for any
duty she may be called upon to perform. Their Lord"
ships returned all the way in her to Woolwich,
afforded them an excellent opportunity of 'inspecting a
ll
the details connected with the working of the ves-el in
her speed. which was very good. Their Lordships landed
at half-past three o'clock P.m.. and returned to town-
The Minx steam-vessel went down the river to try the
plan fur steering her with the screw-propeller abaft the
rudder, and it wa. toutO to answer remarkably well.

P,,lt ,
i., osLcuTioNs.--At the recent
PALTRY PR
ten ). -a ssurs two JUL!, tm-s,
~, apparently about nine or
rs t age, were brought up on a charge of stealing
pre)i
nip on Sunday afternoon. No one appeared to
trio
ss the charg,. neither did the name of the prosecutor
and said
"tie father appeared in court with the trqs,
_
Dover
he went to the station-house and became hail for their
appearance. On b,ing asked if he knew anything d the
the hedge for a
matter, he said. t ,t 4 boys were coming front Sunda)"
school in the afternoon, when one of them went behind
it up arid began to eat it. He, however, thought the
thought boys had bt tter relate the circumstance. The IretglP.:
tratei jinni-dice!), di•missed the case, and expressed
PurP',Se, and seeing a turnip lie he took
their sorrow that such children should have been placed
in such a situation trom a circumstance so trivial; they
The little !ellows appeared quite unconscious of their un-
pleasant situation.—Kent Herald.
—ln se-
THE CHOLERA.—BINMINGLI 4M9 Fill-D AY.
hthe
corchnee with the wishes expressed byolfsu clergyroci of
bumilia.
town, this day was observed as a dayevalence of cholera
don and eraser in reference to the p
r
and of thanksgiving for the merciful preservation that
Birmingham has hitherto enjoyed from the pestilence.-
The shoo were closed, many of the manufactori
ores cessal
worked, and Divine service was generally' p,rfreed in
The day was
the chum-his and chapels of the town.
observed almost as strictly as the Sabbath. The churcl-le
ar'd chapels particularly the ancient church
Martin's, of bt•
were crowded to excess by devout
Lions. Only four cases of cholera have yet occurred
Btriningbmi, and one only of these was na iv .. 1-)r.
congre.ga._-
Buck-land, at the late meeting of the British Associanlon.tiol
declared Birmingham to be built upon one a the
salubrious rocks in the work'.
REMOVAL OF THE WOOD PAYING.—The upper
prtion of the Strand, from Charing-cross to Hunge,f;
ANDlAtinolvtEonwrAirs,
sEmetEr.NtsT.--.
turd-street. is ch sed for the purpose of removing
of
wood paving, and replacing it with granite blocky, of a
substantial character. aroboll
miraculoas
medicine, art t trout hit
J"An—THE
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er every other means had failed. See eitXac 045.
Lordship's Feb. 91,
letter, dated 4. villa 3lessina, Leghorn,
l'rc fessor Hollow hay'
3: Sir . I beg to acquaint you that your P
all
/nos,
ef-
fected a
m.,
tcure ot a disorder in my liver and stomach which 1,31 had not
beeni not the acuity, at home and all over the continent, _ 3".
able to effect ; nay not ever the waters of Carlsbacl.7 w„,
rienhad. (Signed) •' A '
LDBOROUGII." These wondarttli Pil s a ';','
cure any direaie of the liver or stomach.—Sold titig° ileilif•Y
bOyintginAnt,),iat Professor Holloway's Establishment, 244, stran ,11
ii m iefre yen tore thromthout the aiviliserl wark_.2.:.................

BIRTHS Esq., Clifton-
On the IQth inst., the wife of John Hare,
park, Clifton, of a son.
On th
On the [Mit inst., at Falmouth, the wife of Commander
J. G. of a dauter.
De
I', th in.t.. at L scaghrd-manor, near Liverroul, tha
wire of J. Naylor, Esq., of a son.
On the 19th inst., at Brighton, the lady of John gag-
geridge, Esq., of a son.
On the 20th inst., in Albion-street, H y e d-par,
k wry, C. 4.
Aiken, rf a (laugh er.
On the .oth inst,, at Rutland-place, Chartfrbouse-squaret
the wife of the Rev. 0. Watford, o• a daughter

MARRIED.
On the IPth inst. at Christ Church. Scarborough, Al°x-
ander Bailey, Esq.,, M.A, of Wimpole•street, London, to
Is RAY Jane, youngest daughter of -William Harland, Eoclq
M.D., Mayor of Scarborou
Orr the 20th ingh.st . at Ms ddelon-lodge, John, fourth son of
.
William Blundell, Esq., of Crosby-hall, Lancashire, to C
theride, sixth daughter of Peter Mideiton, Esq.,
a
delton-lodge, and Stoekeld- park, Yorkshire.
On the -40th et St. Luke's, Chelsea, the ev. John
Russ Macduff. of S. Madoes, Perthshire, Chelsea
io Louisßa, fourth
daughter of J. Ste; he-, Esq., Clun.
of Ca

Re.jtr.,lit h
r
DIED
On the 9th inst., at Torquay, Julia Btaria. relict of Na-
situtitiell,
thaniel Peach, Esq., of Bow; ham-house, Gloucestershire.
Onv l,ie 'agate 1-ilolingbourne, Harriet, re.ict of the
On the 19th inst.. at G!ocester-terrace, Kensington, John
Cornwall, Esq.
Richardson Cornwall, the son Of Henry Cobb
On ,he 16th inst., at Guildat Morden, Cambridgeshire ,
aged 25, Walter Henry, youngest son of the late Mr. Thomos
Butterfield. of H .y,t n, Ilerts.
On the 19- inst., at. Barrington-road, North Brixton, Mr.
11
Sapp`irus Loss e, of Eastcheap, City, dau agedghte 76.
of the late C.
On the 19th inst., Cecilia Je, r
Blackheath.
Kensington, Esq., of the Grove, Blackheath.

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Strand, in the Precinct of the Serov. in the eounty
Qi
Uiddless, Eaturdsra September 12/ teat

our market of this thy are as follows :—White wheat
18s to 20s, red dit*o 16s to 18s, barley 29: to 32, per
qv', bean; 12, to 143 per bad, oats 9d to Ild pct. stone.
Beef 5s 6d to 6s per stone, mutton 5d to si,t per lb.
RIPON, SEPT. 20.—Our market was svt.ll attended this
week, old wheat freely taken up at last week's prices'
samples of Dew dull in sale; it, beans, barley, a Al oat',
no alteration. White wheat 63 to 6s 61, red do. 5s 6j
to 6s 3:1, beans 4 3,1 to 55 per bushel; barley 283 to 32.3;
oats 18s to 233 per qr.
LLANGEFNI, SEPT. 20 —Wheat, 44s to 45s per quarter;
barley, 22s to 25;; oats, 15s to 16J. Butchers' stalls--
beef, 4d to 6d; mutton, 5:1 to 6d; veal, 3d to 4d; fresh
butter, 9.1 per lb; fowls, 18d to 20d per couple; eggs,
12 for 6d.
LLANItWST, SEPT. 17.—There was a large supplY 0f
beasts of different sorts at our fair to-day. Wheat from
133 to 165; barley, 8i to 10s; oats, 6s to 7s per Gobbet;
butter, 9d to 11(1 per lb,
DENBIGH, SEPT. 19.—At the market to-day the tit''
tendance was rather thin; and although we cannot altr,.
the fi ore of our last (potations much, there was a slisfP
advance in the prices of corn. Wheat, 14s to 15i;
barley, 8s 6d to 9s 6d; oats, 53 6d per hobbet.

COAL Al A liii. t'l .--Y ESTE MAT.
Carr's Hartley
Chester Main lss 0, Braddyll
Dean's Primrose ...... 14s Od Hetton
East Adairs Maim.... 13s fe. Haswell
Ilasting's Hartley lss Oct Jonasaohns ...... ....., 158 9d,
Holywell Main ... ..... 15s 0, .atribton
Newcastle Hartley .. 14s 6,. Lumley
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A
North Percy Hartley.. 14s 6; Russell's Hetton
Original Tanfield
:'-rd's Redheugh
Ravensworth'sW.Hart 14s 6dCaradoc 176 01
-hrifield Moor ... ..... 14s Od Haigh Hall
Canfield Moor Butes... 13s fiti South Hartlepool
l'ownlev
West Hartley
West Wylam
a
Windsor's Pontop.... . 13s 6d Adelaide Tees .... .
‘Vylam ... l4s 6d Pease's West j4o 04
Wall's End, &c. Seymour Tees
. 6d
Acorn Close
.. ...
Brown's Gas .
.1
Gosforth ..... -.
Hilda l6B Ckl'Sidne3 's Hartley ...... 15s
Northumberland
Eden Main