The Sun.
London, England, 1847-02-03 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENC C•

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Oat
THE PACK ET..SHIP HOTTINGUER.
aONDAY.— Intelligence was received here from the Covsehiap
''iork, dated Jan. 30, stating that the New York Packet-
,.„oolort
lottinguer, Captain Burslv, which sailed from t_ive'r bay-
he 16th ult., had been obliged to put back inter u°7t. and
Fig lost her sails in stress of weather. She woad re
hen proceed to sea.
GLur or FlSH.—Yesterday upwards of Ivnn " form
tons
er
,
of sprats and plaice were landed at Billingsgate, the j°181,60
fish being retailed at Mb. for one penny, and plaice of
size selling for one halfpenny each.
Of
A COACHMAN IN TROUBLE.—The caaClun-al -
Lord Hastings, on Wednesday last, was directed to dr:;:e
ble
gentleman from his Lordship's residence at Melton
et
to the railway terminus at Norwich, a distance of alit
rie
20 miles. He arrived at Norwich perfectly
see! "-The
etitletnan proceeded by the next train to lamaarh end
coachman, whose name is Haylett, is a marriod Men: gage
has a wit, and young family living at Lenwacle, v" -to
about midway from Melton to Norwich. Having no onebio
irive b.,ck, instead of staving at Norwich all night with f
.:,rriage and horses, he determined to go as far as his Node,
cottage May there, putting up his horses at Lonir.„„sc:jf
,ridge Inn. Unfortunately for him he did not keep
.ber in ;Val% la, and started from the Norfolk Hotel, iit„
i.nnewliat questionable state, about eleven o'clock at Lug,.,
Alter he, passed the Draytan-tollgate, about five miles on
road, he appears to have fallen asleep. and the horses turtle"
nto a by-lanz, which ultimately led into a field. 'Here they
een-i to have wandered about, with Haylett sleeping on
tal
he box, the track of the wheels the next
mor
bowing that the carriage, on one occasion, Pass;
,it4in few inches of the edge of a deep marl-Plll
into which it seemed most miraculous that they did not a
fall. However, they found their way out of the field aglig'
the coachman probably awaking. Thence they took a
direc-
tion for Ringland, and attempted to ford a wide watering of
the Wensum, but the immensely flooded state of the low'
lands had given a great impetuosity to the stream, and they
were carried away by it. At this time also Haylett aPPearSh
to have been asleep upon the driving-box, and'whena
awoke, about four o'clock in the morning, he found himself
in the midst of these extensive waters, both the homes being
drowned, and the carriage severed, the fore from the hind
wheels. We need hardly say he was dreadtullv
his screams brought up in a short time some offrig
the:itenc d
watch
from the game preserves of Mr. N. Micklethwaite, who ren-
dered all the assistance they could. In the course of the
morning the horses were got out, and the carriage also.
Haylett was now in the greatest distress, and would probah,ll
have done himself some mischief but for the police who
strictly guarded him. He was taken to the Bridge-inn, at
Lenwade,and thence driven home to Melton, to tell bis al
tale. The horses were very valuable, his Lordship having
a few days before been offered 1501. for one.

BIRTHS.
On the 29th nit , at I'VenToe Castle,. Glamorganshira, the lady d
Robert Francis Jenner, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 30th ult., at the Orange, Bradford, Wilts, the lady of aC
tain ralalret, of a son.
On the 30th ult., in Milton-street, Dorset-square, Mrs. Glasier, of a
daughter.
On the 31st ult., in Eaton•square, the lady of Gathorne Flardyr
Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 28th ult., at Hawkhurst, Kent, William, second son or C.
Hoar, Esq., of Maidstone, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the 13'0
Edward Young, Esq., of Hawkhurst.

DIED.
On the 22d ult.,-at Stoney Stratford, Mr. John Durham, aged 79. On the 27th ult., at Stepney Rectory, Daniel Wyatt, eldest Con 0f
the Rev. Daniel Vawitr.y, Rector of t4tepney.
On the 28th ult., William, only child of Mr. W. Squirt Flute, of
Gravesend.

MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY.
General-Sir William Anson, Bart., K.C.8., Colonel of 47th Foot.
Lieut.-General - Sir Edward Gibbs, Colonel of the 52d Foot, Jersey.
Major-General - Pitman, East Itidia Company's Service.
Colonels - Hector Maclaine, Unattached, Teignmouth ; Wodehouse,
late 01 the First Lime lino: ds ; Irwin., Sligo Militia
Lieut.-Colonels -,- Hon. P. A. E. Freke, Grenadier Guards, Rome ;
11aeeregor, sth Foot, Plymouth; Earle, East India Company's
Service.
Majors-Robertson, Fast India Company's Service, Cheltenham;
Burnett, East India Company's Service; Holmes, ditto; Lgerton,
dl!to ; Ward, ditto ; :Macau 'ay, ditto; Mucky, Unattached, Clifton;
Greenville, late of the 2d loot, London.
Ca tams- Chandler, Paymast. r, 17th Lancers, Dundalk; Despotic%
Unattached ; Arnold, hair-pa)* Rifle Itfgade; Dun, Adjutant to Kir-
Az ibriglit Militia; Ilcad, lutit'lAY. bOthi Foot, Dubin.
Lieutenants --Barrett, 14th Dragoons, Ragenalstown; O'Connor,
4th Foot ; liarri,i,„, 6;:d Foot, Calcutta; 3luttlebury, d West India
tlughel, Royal Artillery ; Gibbs, hall-pay, Bth Hus-
legiment, .M'Carthy's Dland, Gambia; Deane, Ceylon Rifle Regi-
halt' pay Ist F. Roberts, halt: pay, 7th Foot, 1)413"
hover, halt- pay, 48th Foot ; 3PLean,
na
r%ii t; ,
111'18,11,y,
~:
Isla,i4l or Mull; Veherth, halt-pay,
!,i-,11...?,a1.7bihna11.f7,1).Z.L'4,1,:t.1.4n1et5;5,
~. ..... t:,--roan i.,,i,-.

41, Font

E11z,4• •-Pr,i j
Brooke, 52d Foot,
u s . ,
in New Zealand ; Coffin, halt-
po;;,,,ilsllt;hy.l toolae,%l;usrtnnilh9,thhall4oat,y,l;l;l!•;i
Foot.
ray wasters Jolk,o, 3•lth Foot, Poole, Dorset;
half-pay, slst Fool.; Roddy, halt pay, 81th Foot, Dublin; Wider,
half-pay, 3d Ihmars, German Legion.
Quarter-Master- Lewis, bah-pay, 33d Foot, Notting-hill.
:aiIs:NALL nts
Del3zstY Coin. Central William Isrown, hat-pay;
Ass', tan t Com.-Gener4l Fttraible, half-pay, Kensington; Surgeon-
m:.jor .lohnsea,
fiur-
f-p..:y, 1).! • Flwar^ll, 11111-1"
s ; mligto
gnarls,Penshunt, Kent;

""" - " • • r 1,1,,, a:, tyy A! URDU 1:01IN4, of No. 112,
Printer, at Me in (tic Leo. 112, Strivad, in the Preeln, t
of the .BavoY, in the County of AliddlenX, 117E4110da7, retif
Maly di 1847.

BOW-STREET.
B2nlaolin Keniston, a boy of about ten years of. ago', wa
charged with stealing the "change bag," containi 'll-g abou
41. in silver, from the till at Mr. Farrance's, confect ,
Charing-cross. la 67
Amelia 11.,ker, a young woman engaged in Far rance's
shop, said that at about eleven o'clock that mi.]; s he was
in the shop, and saw the prisoner opening the t-1 lop door to
Fo out, with the bag in his hand, having enterer toad taken
It from the till with such caution as to escape aveice com-
pletely. Ho was going out at the side (loot' (in Spry ng-gare
dens), and must have entered by that door, cre pt ron
counter, and drawn out the till, in order to take out th e bag.ad nog
Witness, of course, ran after the prisoner, wh o went along
Cockspur-street, and who, on finding himself hard preseed-
threw the bag down an aretr. Ile %yds stopped immediately
afterwards by a man in the :tre.'t. She had La t, lost sight f
him for a moment. The bag was afterwards 1 li. :ked up' it
eoi,tained ten half-crowns, 40 shillings, 25 iences, and

'some hairp2ocb.
man who
This sli:tem,nt was partly corroborated by ti le
who took
stopped the prisoner, and by the policeman, AC :3
him in custody.'
The prisoner male no defence, and was commiv ed fOr trial
,

LEITH.
PUBLIC MEETING.—ABOLITION OF Ti E LIMIT
I !v.r.s.—il public me•cting of the shipowne-,•s„ merchants,
Ll'itil WaS 10 in the Court;hot Ise on Friday
iast, tie Honet!rable Provost Hutchison in the chair,
hyn resolutions condemnatory of the eye- `l4ll °I er
action were ~(iopted, which were moved et d odOnded
nyd
Citron, Mitchell, and Councill, )r! 3 Philip
Innis, and a ptiti,n to the Legislature ag ' !ed to, Pre'.
log that t':e.hglit dues shall be abolidlect,..w !d the
ligbt-
tiou-e; maint-eincd at the national expens( The general
feeling is that, if the shipping interests at the • seaports use
the exertions necessary, and lose no time in foi rwarding Pe-
thions Government will see the propriety of
following the
recomm-ndations. of the Committee of t. he House of
,
Commons, that all the lighthouses should be " maintained
in future at the expense or the nation," age report hue'
i• g twin supported by Lord Palmersto a and Admiral
Dundas, the former a Cabinet Minister awl the latter
Lord of the Admin:lty.
The numerous vessels that have of lat a been lyiag!:
he docks are.tast disappearing, and I rumness is I
rather dull. On Thursday morning the Act of Perlis'
went are at the Custom-house, order' Mg the ports to
he open from that day until the Ist of S sptember. The
:,lov..rnment locks were immediately re moved from the
thy-Ts of the bonded warehouses,and two vessels corn'
1-nenced delivering grain. There is a ] )respect of large
arrivals of grain during spring and sum, me r.

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