The Sun.
London, England, 1846-01-22 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION-ROUSE.
Mr. Holt, the principal proprietor of the Iron Tr',o.ls4o
newspaper, appeared at the Justice-room for the rtie'd
of explaining the circumstances under which the
for 35/., which Mrs. Oliver cashed upon the respeosm
of that establishment, had not been paid. fed
He stated, but in such a tone as was not Per el
audible, that the money which the gentleman eh°, d
the cheque, kept at his bankers, had been attsoftiol
consequence of some railway transactions, snun Rid
when the cheque in question was cashed the p ers attscle
held it had nut the most remote idea that any ope
meld had been issued. It would have
Tinter'
of
takenup by the proprietors of the Iron Tinto,
did not apprehend that in consequence of the V.OO
i-,gs adopted in attaching the money at the, e-drier
they might be obliged to pay it over sgain• Th
of the cheque was in the habit of paying to b 1,400
large sums of money, .and had handed over to AOO
a few, days before the sum of 3751., so that Otte Or
whatever was entertained as' to the validity of.
s trurn 1
The LORD MAYOR said that Mr. Oliver ha" :yes'
what appeared in the m wspapers, and also thittis;not
cheques had been cashed in the neighbourba°
similar circumstances. bequeg
Mr. Holt was understood to say, that stir cud 01
had been cashed, arid that the attachment autfe-begil
payment of these cheques as well as that of te`.ooo‘
which was cashed by Mrs. Oliver, but the PoPriilli
the Iron Times never hesitated to pay 101 eit-cleeti'
them, and they were ready to discharge any
ceded
upon them wiihout delay. Mr. Oliver had prt-s- '";
law against the drawer of the cheque, so that fbreen
ground for hesitation as to the pay merit of ea. ji°l-
- was made at the office of the Iron fr'ellw;
for the statement that the attachment 1/05,ibelileri,;,
one, there was no sort of foundation for sue"
Mr. Ashley, of the Lord Mayor's Court could bad bid
bbte)
testify ing to the determined resistance which
made to the admission of bail in that Court. higibr
The LORD MAYOR said he supposed there
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some misunderstanding on the subject. 1410alI
Mr. Holt was understood to intimate, that d
received the amount of the cheque which he PAiipi
he had heard that a complaint had been to
e-
talV
Lord Mayor. which
to
The LORD MAYOR—That is a matter which
decided in a court of law. en, sr
John Wills and William Garland, seen.
charged by Captain George Stupple, the.tnilieh
Prima Donna trading from London to St. n -
Terceira, with having refused to work, upo iiblorev
dered, thereby causing imminent danger of Ipso
ceell
tion and mutiny amongst the crew.
The prosecutor stated he had engaged them toe.)
as able-bodied seamen on the outward vorghe fa
ceira. They had signed articles, which, togetio of;
their registered tickets, were in the possess-t°be7
consul at that place. There were seven iod bio),eo
including the prisoners, two apprentices, ann,ocil..4o,'
The conduct of the prisoners, on going out, wilahtrook
vessel stopped at St. Michaels, and dhcharge° "-At r.t,
and then went to. Terceira to take in gOOdt o,rro
ceira the prisoners refused to come upon dee* slOOOl
but smoked their pipes under hatches. mate,The sei
attention to the orders of witness and the ard
went ashore without leave, and the consul wasepoity
to upon the subject. The immediate col:1511,4 oco
their refractoriness was the obligation on the
°' ;$1
witness to employ other men to do their //
i r
apprehended consequence was mutiny, and n:,„lslipir
obliged to make a deposition before the vice•emLdisoiol
caused the men to be seized and imprisoned,
quently, upon the oaths of the witness and OA- 14
they considered their lives to be endanger to
further continuance of the prisoners in the /ety
-
sent to England in different vessels. be
totej,
Mr. Goodman read the depositions taken 2111 r
vice consul, which were impressed with the eu- tY/
and were received in evidence. eatioitt
The LORD MAYOR asked the prisoner w""
could offer any explanation of conduct so Oct .4/ 0/0
The prisoner said the captain acted tinfol'ore
dering them to go to work before their bellies,. fit 0.411;4
and that after they had finished their bless butid
expressed their readiness to do their dnil'areew
captain then rejected their services, and of e°'
went ashore. he 911
The LORD MAYOR said the prisoners had '-.10,0
of an offence, the commission of which sin'to
lead to extreme danger. It was in his powef withtY
the offence with thirty days imprisonmer"A,
labour, to which penalty he sentenced eac
wleor
' prisoners, and if any wages were due to
wages were forfeited.
lIIA I? LBORO 17G H- S TREE ' ..01
William Gunn Alahon, described on the Itafepiti
sheet as residing at No. 72, Quadrant, and wh° 7,h" ° b
a captain in the Royal Marines, was charged
money under false pretences.
Mr. Humphries appeared on behalf of the accu7rtd,
apprehended last night at his lodgings, in Re pt- of,°
Police-sergeant John Grey, 10 C. The specific einstv`„eio,
the prisoner was for obtaining from Mr. Angsruted.,2
Oxford-street, in July last, the sum of 41. 123',,t0 iritY
order purporting to be drawn by the prisoner oil :le or
td'
for his half-pay as Captain of Marine' F.
time not being on half-pay. int Ili
On the prisoner being placed at the bar, Serge-, IA
formed Maltby Mr. altby that the prosecutor did Serge
offer "
any The evidence in support of the charge.
accused was then instantly liberated.
be
The connexions of Captain Mahon are maid to
respectable.

MARKET INTELLIGENCII°
conx r t
ete;oi°
Nothwithstatding the show of English Whea
again small, and of very middling quality, the !la
.9,;,
that description of produce was in a depre 11, 9
at barely, but at nothing quotable beetoloi
day's prices, and at which very little Paeanan
made. Fine Foreign Wheat comma:.„j
little attention ; nevertheless, holders were fir, 7„,4 74/
not sell except at full currencies. In Corn under
to nothing was doing: For all kinds of Barley the I_l`,ll,iitcp',l
heavy, and the secondary sorts were a shade easierrt rdi
The quantity of Malt was by no means large, yr
for it was rather slow at unaltered figures. 11
,0
supply of which was limited, next to nothing
yet prices were firm. Beans, Peas, and Flour dui', '
may be considered somewhat lower.
ARRIVALS. 112
I Wheat. I Barley. I oat/ Jr/
1,390 qrs. 6,570 qrs. 390 4r°•
720 570
Malt. 1.870 tyre.
V7EXTECIP:APEL. f
We had a fair average supply of each kind 0- „ie
offer, while the demand was steady at very, to le
Beet; from 2s 4d. to 3s 8d ; Mutton, 3s 4unet
Veal, 4s 2d to 5s 2d; and Pork, 3s 8d to 5s 2cl r
the carcase.
" We are told," says the Paris Charivaq
the wishes expressed by our Chambers in favour
are sterile. This is not the case, they always pro" ce°
ad4l
for Nicholas never fails to transport to Siberia sorae 111
hundreds of unfortunate Poles."
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CADVERTISEMENTi— BAD HEALTH FOIL l
YEA as..—IMM 'MUTE ELIE!' SY RoLLowa
Extract of a Letter from the Rev. George prior, Igor"
Mevagh, Letterkenny, Carrygart, Ireland, May 2'aberta#
4, To Professor Holloway.—Dear Sir,—Within :dor
tance of my house resides a small farmer, who, fer_,744
twenty years, had been in a bad state of health, a5-of
but a moment's relief. Mrs. Prior procured a be,_"•ol :90
Pills for him, which did him so much good, that I Defoodso
say that for twenty years previously he never ate hu
enjoyed it so much as since taking your Pills. Silloe'''t,
Prior." Sold at Professor Holloway's Establish
Strand, and by almost all who sell medicines throulr"
civilised world.

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Irish ........
Foreign ......

7,500

BIRTHS. .
_..A.
On the 2d inst., at Lisbon, the lady of W. R.Nfr— mill
of a daughter. 07
On the 15th inst., at Westhill, St. Helier's, Jersey'
offi'
of E. H. Blyth, Esq., of a son. led On the 17th inst., in Nottingham-place, the
eel
Methold, Esq., of a son.
On the 17th inst., Mrs." George Allen, of Toole)"
Southwark, of a son. Will
On the -17th inst., the lady of the Rev. Robert. A
Hippisley, Rector of Stow, Gloucestershire, of a son'f P
On the 18th inst., at Hampst6td-heath , the lady v •
~,of
o
Bruce, Esq , of a son. fA!I9
On the 18th inst., at Tunbridge-Wells, the lady p
W. Ward, Esq., of a daughter. Orl.
On the 18th inst., in Belgrave-place, Brighton, .
loot
Sherriff, of a son.
lifr* On the 18th inst., at West-square, Lambeth,
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Holman Andrews, of a daughter. . ilv"
On the 19th inst., at Upper Thames-street,
_....,,
Hawkins, of a daughter.

MARRIED. Pori0
On the 13th inst., at Horsham, the Rev. Jar" 9th ttk
M.A., to Etheldred Fraser, widow of George Fraserp_A viAA,
Oa the 15th inst., at Brighton, the Rev. Richor
8.A., Curate of Kimbolton, Hunts, to Elizabef Or,
eldest daughter of the Rev. E. H. Hoare, Vicar °
Leicester.

On the Bth inst., at StainesDIED.,
Middlesex, Miss s.
On the 9th inst., at Skelton, near Boroughbridgel
shire, the Rev. Isaac Crakelt, aged 78. je
On the 14th inst., at Brooklyn, near Maidstone, ~,11
chant Hadsley, the only child of M. H. Gosselin,
On the 16th inst., at Beverley, Yorkshire, Ml'
Bowden, relict of the late Mr. W. Bowden, aged 84' bar-
On the 17th inst., at Mont-le-Grand, near. Exeter'
Gilbert Wakefield, of her Majesty's 36th Foot. ter,
Ki Viar
On the 17th inst., at Lea-castle, near dderrol°2v,
cestershire, Mary Ann, relict of the late John lirv"

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Middlesex, Thursday, January 2Z 1846.

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