The Sun.
London, England, 1846-03-13 00:00:00

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

INACCURATE POSITION OF CARGODAS, CARAYGOS, AND
FRIGATE ISLAND.
Commander A. G. Wall, of H. C. S. V. Tenesserim,
in a letter (a copy of which has been forwarded to
Lloyds) addressed by him to the master•attendant at
Ceylon, states, that the positions of the above-named
island are erroneously laid down in Horsburgh's last
charts, thirty miles to the eastward of the ectual
position, though the error is corrected in the last edition
of Horsburgh's Directory, and correctly stated in Norze's
last Epitome of Navigation.

LATE OUTRAGES at CAMBRIDGE.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
SIR, —You will oblige by allowing me to put a ques-
tion (through the medium of your journal) to Mr. Fisher
and Captain Bailey—the case of assault being clearly
proved against the Hon. G. Calthrop, why it was
abandoned, and, for a similar offence, why was the other
gentleman, Mr. Billy Moden, fined 10s. ? So long as
outrages. on public order and decency are thus connived
at, and dealt with, what may we expect hut a recurrence
of such manifestations of aristocratical buffop ery, to
f
the danger and annoyance of every peaceable citizen.
the farce here acted is not an evasion
ion? of the law. and a
corruption of the civil force, what
I am, Sir, yours respectfnlly,
AMICUS PACIS.
Durham, March 11, 1845.

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be given of the day of opening.
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THE LATE RAILWAY ROBBERIES.—We understand
that a proposition, originating with Mr Creed, of tliel, London
and oin
and Birmingham Railway, is king adopted by
companies, to present some acknowledgment to,
many
Mr. Charles
Nash, for his indefatigable exertions
i breaking prosecuting
to
up the gang of
con-
viction Maynard and Garrett,
end
mpa tes-
timonial,ia
luggage robbers
and we trust there is • Mr. Nash
mostt a strongly
lla
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a y merits
C osuch an y
the United Kingdom that will not contribute towards it.
The suppression ' of these robber:es has benefited them a 11...
Railway Record. •