The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-07 00:00:00

EVENING- EDITION

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from the northward, with hely,: clouds at tinics. - r
DEAL, JUNE 5 and 6.—Arrived the Alert, Pa. fuer, ',fftgs
South Seas ; Helen, alor, Pernambuco : Martha t‘r'l.l-;
Westward. Arrived from the River the Charles Brt;okt,!-!'
St. Vincent. Sailed the Oriental, for New Zeala'ncli
and William Turner, Sydney ; Hesperia, Mauritius ;,_51%,,,.'1""(t,
Para ; Kingston, Jamaica ; Blundell, Trinidad ; Sir Wr; nc?i
Fanny, Quebec;-Oak, Miramichi, Anti, Loui,a, Netvfoti?st:la!
Victoria, Teneriffe ; Vixen, Malta. The Lir& Eldon, arf,lry,
in the Downs, from Sydney, New South Wales, repe2ls
ing fallen in with much ice in lat. 52 S., from lon. 116 to
_„7
W. The Foxhound, Simmons, bound for the Smith 7-'et::
did not run on the Goodwin Sands, as reported on ill.: '.2.sthuli
DOVES., JUNE 6.—Arrived off, the Morg,iana, • Ga'b"3
from Havannah.
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BALRANALD, NORTH UIST, MAY 26. O
A jolly a. rod, . ,
Emily, Glasgow, Alexander, was driven on shore S
Uist. Some logs of fir apparently not long in the water, .
come on shore at North and South Uist.
COWES, Jurrx s.—Arrived the Madonna,
Bahia; Experiment, Christofferson, do. tat
fruit •
ARRIVED OFF THE NEEDLES.—The Antelope,
from Batavia, for Gothenburg. Britt,
SALCOMBE, JUNE 5. Arrived off the Lawson, •
from Mount Video • Oak, Matanzas, for Amsterdam. te-
PORTSMOUTH, jo E 6.—W111,1 N.W.—Arrived the •-11,-.-1
lope, Shilinan, from Batavia. 'Sailed Jan. 24, and in-otter'
Ayton, pt
for Gothenburg. Arrived off, the Louise, Fleetwood' n2ii%
STANDGATE CREEK, JUNE s.—Arrived the ,
Williams, from P.,lcrmo. , er)
SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE s.—Sailed the Royal Tar otea-
to Vigo, &o. sc.,
LIVERPOOL, MAY s.—Wind N.W. fresb 1-6
light.—Arrived the Stephen, Whitney. from New York' to
15th ult. Memorandum.—The Britannia (steamer) o".,''-„t
leave Boston the 16th ult. for Halifax and Liver,ool.
thew Plummer, Buenos Ayres ; Horsford, Maracaibo ; Fa:;0:
Mauritius. Memorandum.—The Eliza, Wylee, from Co-
ming°, did not arrive as reported on the 3d. Sailed theg
runna, for Calcutta: Margaret, Bombay ; W. S. ilmr.b;"-ch-
China; Eve, Rio Janeiro ; lanuela, Havana; Meridian.l 41;
.
mond ; Solon, Wilmington; Lotus, Savannah; Lucy, 13°s
Rochdale, St. Vincent's ; Mary Caroline, St. Joim,'„; 13,1 t 1 e
Brunswiek-; Jane Walker, Ditto • Ocean Queen. Yu`-A.rec;
and Emerald and Wave, Genoa, aficashire New York'
•
rived off—the Forth.
PLYMOUTII,JUNE 6. —Wind N. W.—Arrived the Miatteie
London for Port Phillip. Sailed the David Clarke, Sy'4'?'
New South Wales. f
FALMOUTH, JUNE 4.—Wind variable ; 5, N.W•,
:breezes.-Sailed the Lyra packet, for Madeira, &e.
off port the Mary Meriden, Williams, from Buenos Ayres'
--
proceeded for London;
JERSEY, JUNE 3.—Arrived the Joseph, Lowe, front
vannah ; William and Maria, ditto.
SWANSEA, JUNE 4.—Arrived the Georgina, Vall'araisa:4
Conic, JUNE 4.—Sailed the Canton, for Sydney. -41*.r,:ged
off port the Astracan, Webster, from New Oileans, ,
fur Havre.
STORNAWAY, MAY 29 The Led: T from Glad,

ta, .ope,
which sailed hence the '2sth instant, has put back very
and moat discharge to repair.
SHIELDS, JUNE 6—Sailed the Concord,Thorapsoa,

BRISTOL and EXETER RAILW AY,
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On Tuesday, .the Ist of June, the Directors and Propr''7lse
to abaut the number of 400, upon the completion of thelgt
to Bridgwater, made an excursi in to that town. 0,1
in the lire •ball engine with eight carriages attached to ix' iree
compassed the dis ante of 326. miles in an hour and :04'
quarters. On their arrival at the Bridgwater station, IL.". the
some cold breakfast was laid out for them in the shell to,
large building intended to form a new hotel. T.
Eig., the Chairman of the Directors, presided, supro Qed
his right by the Mayor of Bridgwater, R. Bagshot, the
After the healths of " The Queen, Prince Albert, sew
Royal Family" had been drank,
The CHAIRMAN, on rising, congratulated the Direc :or:11401
himself on their having reached by railway the loyal t° i 4
Bridgwater—a city in ancient. times besieged by the ix°°e.te,
Fairfax, and to which they had now, by the railway, laid d
but not with a 'instil., view, for it was with the IntsoPOllle
bringing trade, commerce, and prosperity t•i its inhabitant 700
further stated that thirty-four miles of the line vm,,,r!10
formed, and the eleven miles between that town aria.
would be .tinished in the summer of next year ; anal cebad+
luded, in, conclusion, to the proud position which Brivi-L," fjA
through railway undertakings, assumed within the ..La" •
years. •

The e healthy of the Mayor of Exeter, the Borouitre,,easer-vt4
Taunton, the Members of Parliament for the county.< 00-
set, in conjunction with those of the leading engi' Leers; .to
ployed on the line, were drank, and the company brc Ice rrostei
return by the train, which was in readiness at tweut y the
after two, bringing them, at a few minutes after fnmir,
terminus in Temple-meads.
'Yea
The splendid band of the West Somerset Yeomanry, Or::ttly
in their full uniform, was in attendance, and their music gr'
enlivened the dejeuncr.

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CHEAP HOUSEKEEPING.
About fifteen months ago the following ailvertisemlo.
appeared in the Petites Al W a
iches :—" anted 5,
4
ful cook, provided with an excellent character. W3Pltto
Baron francs. Address to aron C rue des St'.l_
Peres." Thonaas!RenOult, an eleve the' greatest f%s,
tees in the culinary art, called at'the. above ackler
and was introduced to the Baron Chauvier by a oje
want -in a splendid livery. Renoult explained
object of his visit, when the Noble Baron jsz;_ii:
" You have come rather late, for I have nlre o'
received various applications ; your certificates ofSfia
rality and capacity are, however, so bright that volt.
have the preference. Consider 'yourself in lily sere
from this day. You arc aware that the wiagcs‘, ,
),*f., which, with sundry- little profits.......
for that, Sir," exoloireed ilenotat, " you, u-12 y rest
sured that never.— Wel.), well !" returned the -P":,fif
meddle not with those matters, and proyideal.
table be properly served, I close my 'eyes Upon Jrit,
Renoult was retiring' delighted with so '0.0471,
-.master, When • the Baron'recalled " I forgot," sr but
latter, " a little usage in my- house---it is a mere trifle'
you must be apprised of it. I hate to bestow my anentoo;ol
upon domestic accounts. Every three months my stew
brings. rne'the reVoll6.of my estates, and settles with
tradespeople. You- must therefore advance for
months all the expenses of my table, and if you hu`',.,el
money . . . —" Oh ! excuse me, Sir, f have st:hiti
to the amount of 15,000 franes."--• " It is much r-Wre he
is required," replied the Baron ; " I mentioned trig k'
cause, otherwise, I should have - given you- -sonic!' ilaiffg
notes which you would have returned me afterlC.t.oo
with my steward ; but since yon have money, I 44.
as well, and it is more regular." • ~
Monsieur Renoult duly took up
.his station
Baron's richly-furnished kitchen, .where he bad ablu'ifhe
opportunities of displaying his scientific knowleog • 105
Baron gave frequent dinners, and insisted :I:Pittl
tTow-9
guests being nobly treated. Renoult was an a°
sovereign in his empire. The Baron was content
"To-morrow I have so many at dinner," when the
thus warned; had carte blanche. I hieli
On the 30th April, 1839, Monsieur Renoult „Tete
just three months displaying his talents to the (01 ;14
satisfaction of his noble master and exalted gue54.',5.
~irc
the 'morning the Baron, on issuing his orders for iii
said, " To-morrow is the Ist of May; I shall brealc.f°,,o
dine out. You may avail yourself of the opportunity ieLt.lo
and amuse yourself with Justin (the Baron's rair
chambre), I give you a whole holiday." - tIO
noult was delighted, and fully availed himself °
f n'ss
gracious permission. At eight in the morning' Ili' ioe
on the wing, as gay as a lark. On returning ThreTl
at night the doorkeeper informed him that the lalt
had gone into the country for some days., 13%10'5
waited with .no great impatience. Ten. fill-eel-1ot;
passed, but brought not back the noble master. Re.l2
was growing rather uneasy, when the arrival of •o
holsttrer completely upset him. No orders had beebel" ioc."
for paying • this visitor, a sum of 2,000 francs'
only a part of what was due for- -1,00,
perb furniture supplied by him to the KO
The upholsterer and cook were seized with. ,eld
anxiety. After another feverish delay, which IV
not the Baron ! the apartments were broken opcu,,,,ioir.
not a chair, not a phi, was found in them ; but 31°
Renoult found that he had been feeding
some thousand francs a'most consummate swina•-',,100'
ill-fated cook was resigning himself to his misliap.-se, to'
a month ago, on crossing the Place Louis XV., 11,0001
cied he espied the Biron-Chaulier beneath an e°°'.oo`
pair of mustachios, and a costume anything, but iirt4 rs 7,,
at the cY'llie
fashionable. Having convinced himself that he '',',(1197
mistaken, he collared his ex-master • and safelY
him in a station-house. The Baron was yesterdaY
duced to the Court of Correction under the ioc°l6eo
Chardon, a well-known thief, Who had already t''",•rpr
transferred from the Palace of Jitstice to pri50n,;,44,01
propriating to himself other people's.Propi•tv!. ~-11.100 f
, f
avowed, as he could not deny, that he hail, 1,
capacity, swindled various wine-merchants, aiitglAiolf,.
lers, &c., in addition to Air. Renoult, whose-10,0r';
talents he was ready to -bear while to,, :CllB7 otifr
sentenced to five years of durance, and twice as
surveillance.—Paris Print.
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STATE OF THE COUN-Tr 'OF JESF eter
Another murder has left- its red mark upon the ehar:t ft 4 v't
Wexford. The following barbarous atrocity we e2Or„'",cs#',
the last Waterford Mirror We re„,,ret to learn, • ~,,'cce°
Contemporary, " that the County Wexford has been, tr.aor
of another deed of violence and bloodshed. At two .o*-Ciario_d°l
terday morning, the house. of a man named Patriek' lY'fcjeS
at Clontnines, in the southern part of the
broken into by three men, whose faces wer6,v-00r,„,,,
The robbers made him get -up,, and took from iumd.,
sum, about 30/. or •40/., Which he had saved, a° tf. ifge
departing, one of them tireda pistol at him, the conie:ter;
lug in his breast. At our last accounts, a l'oy,r boars
asyr.;
man was still in lite, but his recovery was looked upon,„,00,1:0
less. The clergy and police were at the house, arultitrage!!:*
were being taken to search for the offenders. This ° „, g
immediately after the dreadful murder of Mr. 1311; g‘j:#
county usually so peaceable, is calculated to cause aale.,koloa
degree of sewation. It would appear to be in no ut 1"-cre9,, apt
agrarian character, as Neville held but two or three a ~, 'ora
was little if at all above the rank of a labouring' infbe
coosequenee of,the murder of Mr. 13utler Br.Yans ug.%,
Lieutenant of the county—the Lord Carew, a thoro f ‘Ve
Liberal—has convened a meeting of the mgistratesf°
ford, to be held to-morrow (Saturday) in the town °oh fali
corthy, to consider the state of the (71:linty and take 'r•of',..,„d
sores for the re-establishment of eeve, awl the secuni,:eiP"''
and property, us may he deemed advi,al;R Duirni
Mail.
'ind
On Friday evening last, between five .
e or
The
o'clock, Sergeant Smith, K 35, proceeded to the houv,,pli.,,J,
mas Toll, a jobber and butcher in Nightingale-lane, ,`,;b:cllls,
stow, Essex, to take him into custody en a warrant. .1 b)* 3
r.
been placed in his hands, and which had been ata,u``./, tete
(Toll's) wife against him fur ill using her.. Toll, alai he
ing the door for the sergeant, observed he knew " oen
coming about, and said he would accompany him as 5 34°4
had put a clean shirt on. lie then entered the front-r,lo.olieto
of cleanlrgiro
for the purpose, as the sergeant thought,
while the sergeant remained at the front door ; but re. 701630
or two the sergeant was herror.stricken f.eeing,t7rt. 6r,
nate man rushing towards him With his throat coif 10'111 ',a,
ear, and the blood guihing from the wound in frig foralyi
rents. The sergeant, per that' he was fail' corpse' ~el 4
caught him in his a.; ms, and in an instant..he iva+ a'examining the apartment. Sergeant Smith found.a
rur; doetto,d,
knife on the table covs red with blood, aed there '5 (ICC°
They.
had committed the wound. with this instiument• former eve
it appeared, had been before the magistrates on •i
sion for ill wing hi: wife, and _beig held to bail
months, found much difficulty in obtaining illgreqoir'pg.
packet Columbine, W. Norwood, from 4.0,
The General,Stcatn N
the Customhouse yesterday, with the Dutch mail'l viL
Rotterdam,jati°n noel
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