The Sun.
London, England, 1846-10-22 00:00:00

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Itaureit Ocr 21,--The general demand was sarnewhr ya price; woe well aupp ,ried. Beef, from Se tos
43
°Litton. 4; to 53 4d; Veal, 33 10d to 4s 8d ; and Pork,
0410 4s C 3 per Sibs. Suckling Calves, ISs 295; quartet:-
1i Store Pigg. ICs to 18s ; and Mich Cows, with their
Wall Calf, 161 to 19/ each.
Syt,s Our. 20.—Beef, from 3s to 4s 4d ; Mutton, 4s to
S 61
Veal, 43 to 45 fid ; and Pork, 4s to 4s 4d per 81os.
Soppy
rtioderate, and trade firm.
R 24.331.117 GATE AND I.IIADENTIALL.
8014ather larger supplies of meat were on sale here, and which
01°Iviy, at barely stationary prices. Beef, from 2s 8d tod
; Mutton, 95 8,1 to 4s 8(1; Veal, 3s 8d to 4s ;an °''R, 3s 10d to 43 10.1 per Sibs, by the carcase.

AVERAGE.
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For` he iC
t, •E S
RAGE PRICES BRITISH CORN
ctors
weekended Oct
i . 22, 1846, made up :Aim the Returns of Lie
4.3Pe
Der , n the different Cities and Towels in England and Wales
Der latAerlal Quarter.

----"NYREAIIBASLEIC. OATS. I BYE.
.• 58' 10'
I 49 Od BEANs. PEAS.
rx -34 s 8,1 25s Rd 398 3d 45s 5d 47s 3d
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2s Is 6d 2s Ott I 2s 0,1 Od

eice, ,
half-pact
h• .DENTS TEIIS MORNING.—At about.
i-Ine this morning, Mary Evans, a servant-girl in the
tTlYment of a family residing in Stamford-street,
ekfriarsrt.tul, met with a frightful accident. It ap-1
pearso that she had been directed to clean the windows of
she of the upper rooms of the house, and whilst doing so
enetenrerbalanced herself and fell below with a fearful
f "• A surgeon was immediately in attendance, but
or so .
, ale time every effort to restore the poor creature.
I,ai with
h,,, out success ; ultimately, however, his exertions
pi:" the desired effect. She is at present in a very dun-
il'e-reatts condition and is scarcely expected to survive the urrenee ii , j.
teen , • enry ones, a lad about twelve or four
eab 3ears of age, early this morning was run over_ by a
Charm ceding at a rapid pace along the Strand towards
Nay wasing•eross. Tie was picked up immediately, an
Isio. aTlitd the wheel of the vehicle (the patent Hansom,
youth, `) had passed over the thighs of the unfortunate
Part ,hut the chief wound was a fracture at the back
den °L the head, inflicted in the violent fall. The acu-
te taPPcned immediately opposite the Lowther
Pilyza,-1 An occurrence of a similar nature, but hap-
natt dr -pe, dangerous consequences, occurred to a child
Rho ,,R-„atson in th Waterloo-road, near the bridge,
drivrtl- -`erwar'ds. eGreat blame being attached to the
Thiser of the cab, he was stooped and his number taken.
tespe tnorni
I)oh:taht ng, between eight and nine o'clock, as a
opl-attired person was seated at the extreme
°lle of the W termen (late Greenwich) steam-
ate, he fell overboard and but for the promptness and
Praise
bestinwerity exertions of the captain, would most un-
etirred -11aulY have been drowned. The accident oc-
brid airaest immediately under Hungerford Suspension-
Re.
At tell, the Essex quarter Sessions at Chelmsford ye.s-
dri, Y, William Clare and Philip Quinlan, the engine
the and stoker of the Firefly engine, which
statism
the Geri.otts and fatal accident at the Stratford f
in Dth.4sterrt Counties Railway in July last, surrendered,
fsp• pars of their recocmisances, to take their trial
tti I he; atiademeanour under Lord Seymour's Act. Ther
rarer JurY having returned a true bill against them,. Atl
e.
trial till
their counsel, applied for a postponement othto
iteu,t'll next sessions. The application was ordered
'L over for further consideration.
"JAN 4.
4 turn -.ORT CONDITION or LONDON.—Last evening.
Pro,,„eraus meeting of members of the Society at
the t-og...!he ~,,°anatory Condition of London, washeld
of ree ?TA Tavern, Bishopgate-street, for the purpose
the ling from the sub-committee a report of the plan
asseeil ". Prepared for carrying out the objects of the
chair
,iitnn.
The Rev. Mr. Lusignan having taken the
aeed.',Yr- Abraham gave a verbal report of the pro-
taittell cf the committee. He said that the subcorm-
ferene 'lad drawn out a series of interrogatories in e-
er itee to the present state of London, and the influence
144 defective drainage, ventilation, &c., upon the
'kis toQf the people, to be submitted to competent per
!greei answer. The objects of the association as last
'ha r,. 'Veil were to be the following :—" To instruct
t0,„47P1e on the evils of bad drainage and interment in
disah'n' and to show how they might be removed ; to.
ertio;:le the public mind of the expense attending
qualified
oflie,;" ; to urge the appointment of properly/
of
4averso gent health, and to solicit the co-operation ehetoiste, the parochial authorities,.
Olteets.e' and medical men in promoting tvhneg abotviee
cornioit The proceedings and recommendations of
.t
0.
septo,atoteAc. were approved of, after which the meeting
, ilnaou
'let* -"lit --TIMER HUNDRED POUNDS STOLEN.—
05e144 eleven o'clock on Tuesday night and seven.
adtte-,1 esterday morning, a daring burglary wit! com
!ifegtmill Bird-court Walbroolc. The robbery was
a00e,7 9' opening the door of the room on the second
the h: the occupation of Mr. Needle, the landlholedreos
liaeceer,, Nyhich is let out in offices, and the t i
:till
~,,u In carrying off a brass bound mahoganydwit
§ uestc, upon which was &brass
110tes eedle's initials, "W. N." and which contamee
plate, engrave . t,zi
tast4ortrtd, gold to the amount of 3001., as also
has
sluhaebela
eetedrrthda• It is supposed that the robbery.
4,3
li.-3, some persons well acquainted with the pre-
tot been unfortunately, the numbers of the notes have
1,4"1:1 at present ascertained.
VIDOWS AND
Chip SOcIRTy 20a THE RELIEY 02 I
con R 44 op
r, -rt of .k. MEDICAL
War T'uls Society was held yesterday evening at the
044thde tglir'ee"toer:ffee. ll s for
house, Holborn, to elect the officers
for the ensuing year, as w.e a
inatirt,,,P,urPoses connected with the operation of the
(~larii","",. Among those present were Sir C. M.
,suareee'l,43art., M.D , Mr. Ware, Mr. Chilver, Sir
tbena'tle, M.D. Mr. Beaman, Dr. Merriman, Mr.
f'-lv alai ' r- Hawfcins, Mr. Barot, Mr. Hunter, Mr.
"en 1.,•""'. tuff, Mr. Ferwood, Mr. Miles, Mr.
taken' tun'. Barton, Mr. Fisher, &c. The chairM.D.wlls
Thee I.IY Sir Charles Mansfield Clarke, Bert.,
mrneotsep.etary read the amount of receipts and disburse-
r.
f° th 4
, rorn which it appeared that the amount received
disb e half year to the present date was 1,416/ ; the
ci ursetnents 7661., which included relief to a consi:
erabie
number of deserving objects, the widows and
OpPhans of deceased members of the society. The va-
tiocancies in the directors were then filled u by the elec-
n ... 0
Ur Dr. Darling, Dr. Babington, JoseE scip.
,h
and Freeman,E. man, .
q., H. p. Fuller, Esq., J. B. Eyles,
Bean, Esq. After some other business the Court se-
parated.
A NEW ERA IN METROPOLITAN LOCOMO
Yesterday, a number of omnibuses commenced. Zniniirg
between the Bank and Paddington and intermediate
stations, for the conveyance of passengers at the low rate
of one penny per mile. Several were also started from
the Strand to Paddington, the charge being twopence the
entire distance.
T•
he Italians keep their time from one to twenty-
ihe Pope has ordered the clocks to be so reu-
rd
asu-
to make only twelve hours. g
piTRE NEW CHIEF BARON.—The Right Hon. D. R.
v_get, Lord Chief Baron, presided yesterday, for the first
,icce_to hear Nisi Prius cases, which stood over from
poeetti.fter sittings of last Trinity Term.—Dublin Evening
FATAL
li
he-, ACClDENT.—Yesterday afternoon a sailing
I,,c_itri !'ontaining two persons, was sailing on the river off
,v-I,l' dsworth, it blowing a gale of wind at the time,
ovuee2a. suddenly she was observed to be completely blown
tuuir 11 the wind. Several boats put off from the shore,
suen"lth some difficulty reached the sunken boat, and
/),t3
needed in rescuing one of the men, named James
el4rler• The unfortunate owner of the boat, named
se" Sank when the boat turned over, and was never
v.to rise again.
land and Viscountess Campbell have left Eng-
bettithec Madeira, for the benefit of the Noble Viscount's
spri
i 1 t
and return hoxpeme in They are ecd to proceed to Spain next
, the summer.
a`q!, , WELLINGTON STATUE.—The whole of the
.la moved, so that the statue can now be viewed
INnetly•
beat ti Lau PACT.—On Saturday last a quantity of
kr. $- raspberries raspberries were gathered in the
garden of
lisib. ' lergan, of Manor-terrace, Manor-street, Clap-
itpm,,_ There aro also, in the same garden, a number of
thirit'' of the size of a hen's egg, being the second crop
4ever4?astla• Laburnum trees are in full blossom in
Thai gardens in the neighbourhood.
Drape: sPlendid schooner yacht Wandering Spirit, the
aislo 0 tY of Viscount Kilworth, while beating into Kin-
at th: Saturday night last, went on shore on the rocks
taabetrltPaee of that harbour. The Countess of Mount-
otim Etild two of her Ladyship's daughters were on
I,thie vettastf;lth_e. time of the accident, but. immediately after
Ule yn, struck they were landed in one of the boats.
NIT has since become a total wreck.
have a,:t STATES PRODUCE.—Eight boxes of peaches
alavkahtlved from the Unit( d States, which is rather re-
-14 Ae frona so great a distance.
, --•-a/Lw
••ere AT ARRANGEMENT.—It is stated that terms
}eaterNottikday agreed uon between the Amber gate
equntrnl, and Boston C an and the Eastern
fortoc,rs, they }having amalgamatedom ayt par •it makes the
the et 7/ premium,g • 14't
th :st co and gives to the te.r. not only
e count ast entire, but the direct trunk line acro.
Pitts 1Y; crosses also the Nlidland line in several
i 8 sielbfertnat
to
the Direct Northern. The arrangement
stied' o the a
otely called
approval of both companies, to be im-
unano.e.oneeou'ce"._ together her for that purpose.
ehattther heave. of the great demand for axletrees,
to 1,2 were ituf iron work for drays, some of our mer-
theT„P'rtation uced some months ago to have recourse
caps-elther cot; and amongst the articles brought from
vi,4i "inPlete•ttrY are turned axles, with boxes and
eh turn, A' tee new linch-pin has a key at the point,
°f insa of lincial.l.„4,_ pvot,
.thus preventing the. possibility
s
of orders for inut by accident. So great is the pre
7ght be
ph, dTay work, that double the number of hands
aLlttY dray-,lll)Yed. It appears there are upwards of
palm__ ~ u leered for the next Burra Burrs mine cam-
Tittle% th Australian, June 10.
and the % A ;I•Cr ato-rtsx.—The "new piece" was over,
tootioni uu'enee were delighted, Jones sat silent and
:ioot
_sppez.od"ltlhoew is it, Jones," said B ~ do
MOM,
~ you. d new drama ?" " Brown, replied
me ~ r
can 1 ' 4 am. an Englishman and a patriot •. how then„
-L aPplaud these frequent successes of the French ?
--punch.
Spilt
her M 111 VAltßisli.—The Lords Commissioners. of
lien ajesty's
fTreasury have had under their considera-
tholin aPPlicatio from an eminent firm to the Lords of
i'mention 'cnnroittee oftiP
olention of a
quantity
Cofuncil for Trade, relative to the
tnr°e ttni P_ollt
.ot London, varnish imported by them
,oin consequence of the admix-
cictiolissaiodrinkable spirit with the varnish, and the
boo ,r 0 nera of Customs have received mnicTref: In Mr. Parker, one of thesecretaries to the
their srury, stating that on consideration of the matter
tik_fr insc.ovd,h are pleased to authorise the admission of
_Vc varnish
of Ygsoef ten
conditionpayment
tohfatantwaodp
mut questn u
per mut., uppaona
per cent.
vioeti maul oil of vegetable t
nx sIY to deliver from _ ar be added thereto, pre-
Pea" of th • y orn the cha!ge of the Crown, at the
°seers
of
thee importers, and in the presence of the
essential oil • revenue, and a greater uantity ot such
as reeOnita in proportion to
the
elided by thern. fluidity of the varnish,