The Sun.
London, England, 1849-03-12 00:00:00

Sir .T. Marshall, K.C.H., good service pensions; • 16tb,
F. E. Loch, office of A.D.C., and Superintendent of
the Quarantine Service ; 17th, Edward Collier, C. 8.,
good service pension. Of the next four officers (1815)
the 18th on the list, Captain David Price relinquishes
the office of Superintendent of Sheerness Dockyard;
20th, J. Toup Nicholas, C. 8., good service pension,
and Superintendent of Plymouth Hospital, &c. ; 21st,
W. W. Henderson, C. 8., good service pension ; and
22d, Sir John Hill, Superintendent of Deptford
Dockyard. Of the twenty officers next in seniority,
thirteen hold good service pensions, A.D.C.'s, Super-
intendentships, and commands, which they vacate on
promotion.

- MAGAZINES OF SHlPS.—Admiralty orders have
been received at the dockyards to the effect that
copper lining to magazines of ships fitted to receive
Dell's patent powder cases is to be discontinued.
Several non-commissioned officers and men of the
Guards have been allowed to purchase their dis-
charge lately, but no reduction of the battalions is to
take place.

LAW IIsiTELLIGENCE.
ARCHES' COURT, March 10.
(Before Sir 11. J. FUST.)
GORHAM V. THE BISHOP OF EXETER.
It being expected that the arguments of counsel in
this cause would this day be brought to a close, the
court was at an early hour crowded with persons who
evidently took a great interest in the proceedings,.
Dr. ADDAMS addressed the Court at great length, in
reply to thearguments of the Learned Counsel on the last
hearing of the case; and in so doing, after making some
observations on the doctrines of the Church of England,
as regarded the important subject of baptismal regene-
ration, read an extract from a recent pamphlet, in which
the writer recommended that there should be published
anew edition of the form of prayer, &c., authorised by
the Established Church, in .which all those parts to
which certain clerg) men objected should be printed in
brackets, and that the officiating clergyman, &c., should
be at liberty, when reading such service, either to read
or omit 'uch parts as he might think proper. The read-
ing of this extract caused some little amusement smog
the Learned Counsel.

At the conclusion of the speech of Dr. Addams, which
occupied upwards of three hours,

Sir H. J. FUST :said the case had been very ably argued
on both sides, and he must take time to consider those
arguments before he pronounced his decision.
This postponement of the judgment of the Court
greatly disappointed many of the parties present.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

SENTENCES.

The following is a correct list of the sentences and
general result of the late sittings at this Court:—

DEATH RECORDED.
William Cullum, George Degby, Francis Pike.
TRANSPORTATION.

Fifteen Years—John Flavin, Samuel Cooper (for the
charge against the Hey. 11. Sellers), Thomas Johnson.

Fuurte.f•n Years—William Burt.

Ten Years—Walter Scott, William Jones, George
Philips alias Johnson, Thomas Jackson alias Sydney
Hull, William Pavey riebditch, Thomas Stern, John
Witham, James Biacket, John Smith, John Jones alias
!Jerry Francis. _ _ _

Seven Years,—John Clarke Robert Brown, Joseph
Smith, Thomas Dixon, George Woodley, Henry Jones,
John Cummings, Sarah Crosby, John Collins, Robert
Frost, William Lenham, Thomas Neal, Henry William
Storey, Margaret Reece, Edward Biomme, Robert Fitz-
harris, Charles Wilson, Peter Hessey, Jeremiah Collins,
George Sutton, George Wortley, Michael Stack, Tho-
mas Figg, James Fulcher, Thomas Franklin, John
Wrothenbur&h, Wineford Sheridan, Mc..ry Ann Jones,
William Hobbs, John Prince, John Marks alias Mark-
well, Daniel Cooper, Joseph Burrows, Margaret Retty,
Henry Albert Howard, Thomas Brewer, Mary Ann
Maxted.