The Sun.
London, England, 1846-07-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, TUESDAY.— The Eurydice, 26, Captain
Elliott, was towed out of harbour to Spithead this morning
by the Echo tug. She saluted on passing out, and presented
a very beautifal appearance. Much credit is due to her
master (Mr. Pascoe) for the very efficient trim in which the
vessel now is, and for many advantageous improvements in
her rig. We have no doubt but that the Eurydice will,
thus well handled, achieve a victory over her competitors in
the forthcoming trial of sailing.
The Neptune, 120, advanced ship, was docked yesterday, to
have her copper overhauled and cleaned.
The Comet steam-vessel, Commander Pretyman, returned
from Plymouth on Sunday evening with supernumeraries.
The Pique, 36, was takea out of dock yesterday, to be laid
up for the present, it having been determined to lengthen
her by the bow 30 feet, for which purpose another docking
will be necessary, but which cannot be given her until the
ships now under process of refit are completed.
in
tAllh thethis
mendockyard engagedwere regaled in a
e block
en
k
Kng,s
t
head Point, at a sumptuous supper, giveng by Mr. Brewer,
the inventor and patentee of the new block, to commemorate
the adoption of that mode of manufacture by the Lords
of the Admiralty for the use of the Royal Navy in future.
The occasion afforded the patentee an opportunity of ex-
pressing his deep obligations to Mr. Joseph Hutne, M.P. for
Montrose, but for whose more than fatherly and inde•
aendHon one. Me
cheer
fatigable exertions in his applications to the Government,
ni-
Mr. Brewer said, his mode of manufacture might never have
her
drunkMajesty'svt
h three
dockyards.
timestreTe
The been adopted
andeelltthed in
was
more. _ _

The Seaflower cutter, Commander Roepel, arrived to-day
from Jersey.
The Agincourt, 72, Captain Johnstone, flag of Rear-Ad-
miral Sir Thomas Cochrane; the Iris, 26, Captain Mundy;
and the Spiteful steam-sloop, Commander Maitland, were at
Penang on the 4th of June.
Mr. G. A. Stabb, late second master of the Volcano steam-
sloop in the Mediterranean, tried by a court-martial and dis-
missed his ship, on account of getting ashore with the Indian
mail on board a few months since, has been appointed to the
Trident steam-sloop at Chatham.
Workmen from the establishment of Messrs. Cooke and
Wheatstone, the inventors, commenced to-day to lay down
the wires across this harbour from the Clarence-yard to the
Port-Admiral's office in this dockyard, necessary for the pur-
pose of establishing an uninterrupted electric telegraph com-
munication from London into the Admiralty-house at this
port, for the use of the Government.

AN litisn NOTION OP ROGUERY.—Edward Lonergan
was found guilty and sentenced to fifteen years' transporta-
tion at Waterford, last week, for burglary and robbery. The
prosecutor, a poor farmer, stated that two men, the prisoner
and another, broke into his house at night and demanded his
money. One of them went over to the bed where his wife
lay, and took a spraneen (a little purse) from under her
head ; buknot satisfied with what it contained, fell to beat-
ing the prosecutor with a stick to force him to discover
where the rest of his money was concealed. The other thief,'
who was armed with " a blunderbush," went " mouching
about" till he found in a hole in the wall 51. 55., with which
they decamped, telling the lawful owner that he was " a devil
of a rogue to hide his money in that manner."

TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
W.Togers, draper, Lewes, Sussex—a div. of Bs. 3d. in the
pound, any Friday, at the office of Mr. Follett, Sambrook'
court, Basin hall-street. the
T. Standen, brewer, Maidstone—a div. of 4s. sd. i
pound, any Friday, at the office of Mr. Follett, Sam''' off.
court, Baunghall-street. A irk* the
J. Mirls, butcher, Salford—first dir. of Bs.
pound, any Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Hobson, +l.'"-‘
chester.
B. Sale and T. Booth, ironmasters, Sheffield—third
of Is. 6d. in the pound, any Tuesday, at the office of Wr
Kynaston, Leeds. York'
Sugden, fancy cloth manufacturer, Springfield, .„/
shire— second and final div. of 3s. 90. in the pound, ""4
T D. Suguesday,
den at th
fa ncy e office of Mmanufr. Kynastonacture r,, Leeds.
, Springfield, %irk;
shire—second and final div. of ls. Id. in the poulidt
Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Kynaston, Leeds.
Pond'
W. Wiiks, builder, Leeds—first div. of 7s. in the
any Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Hope, Leeds. nd
ee%eJ. Pemberton, soap-boiler, Knostrop, Yorkshire—s
and final div. of 6d. in the pound, any Tuesday,
offJ. ce of Mr. Hope, Leeds. ,he
Stainthorpe, brewer, Hexham—first div. of 2d. in,
pound, any Saturday, at the office of Mr. Wakien v.e—w
cale-upen Tyne. • of
S. Archer, woollen manufacturer, Rochdale—first dor'
•'

Is. 3d. in the pound, Aug. 11, or any Tuesday after 00
at the office of Mr. Fraser, Manchester.
G. C. Green, wholesale stationer, Barge-yard, Bu the.
bury—first div. of 2s. Id. in the pound, any Saturday, a
office of Mr. Edwards, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry the
S. Pursell, ironmonger, Strand—first div. of 25. Lda-
pound, any Saturday, at the office of Mr. Edwards, Fr
rick's-place, Old Jewry.
R. a Fox, wine merchant, Canterbury—first div. of
rAirard*
in the pound, any Saturday, at the office of Mr. A--
Frederick's-place, Old Jewry.
P. W. Carter, woollendraper, Brewer-street, Golden-0%0
—first and final div. of ss. in the pound, July 25, 313 d Golden-0%0
following Saturdays, at the office of Mr. Grooro,
church .lane.
P. W. Carter and J. Jackson, woollendrapers, vrjaly
street, Golden square—fourth div. of Bd. in the pounu't
25, and three following Saturdays, at the office 0`
. _

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GrG. Doom, Abchurch-lane. raire,
ickinson, farrier, South Portman-mews, port b
square—first div: of ls„ 4d. in the pound, July 25, and tab-
following Saturdays, at the office of Mr. Groom,
church- lane. OW'
E, Barnett, merchant, Riches. court,Lime-street--a5
of 3s. in the pound, July 25. and three following saturd°
at the office of Mr. Groom Abchu rch- lan
T. Johnson, sen., iohnson, and C.e . Melon, baniters.
3t th
e
White div. of 2d. in the pound, July 29, tbe
White Hart Inn, Romford, and following Fridays, a`
office of Mr. Follett, Sambrook-court, Basinghall_street. of
E. Clayton, licensed victualler, Edgeware-road--5i
3d. in the pound, any Friday, at the office of Dlr. Follett'i
Sambrook-court, Basmghall-street„
J. A. Dow, draper, Ronaford—a div. of 90. in the Plat,
any. Friday, at the office of Mr. Follett, Sambrook'
B fra'
S. Roger, earthenware manufacturer, Dale-hall, Stt `the
shire—final div. of Bd. in the pound, any Thursday'
office of Mr. Valpy, Birminghamfa .
J. Rowles, worsted manucturer, Leicester—seeped 1!Ir•
of Rd. in the pound, any Thursday, at the °lfiCe -
Christie, Birmingham.
DIVIDENDS. kers'
J. Clarke, R. Mitchell, J. Phillips, and T. Smith, hi
Leicester, Aug. 24. at eleven, at the Castle at Leicester 250
Marsden, linendraper, Brynmawr, Brecknockshire, "'no. er-
at eleven. at the Bristol District Court—J. Harrison'ipir
chant, Liverpool, Aug. 21, at eleven, at the LiverPe°27, at
trict Court—W. B. Pattinson, currier, Liverpool, Aug. cos"
twelve, at the Liverpool District Court—R. Foulke, t
the
keeper, Soughton, Flintshire, Aug. 25, at eleven,
Liverpool District Court. 00 to
CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be &,-
the contrary, on the day herein mentioned. 24-."
N. J. Reed, malster, Marlborough, Wiltshire, Ang;rocer,
W. Dale, bricklayer, Liverpool, Aug. 18—S. Whathy, !Lot
William street, Lisson-grove, Aug. 18—C. Clarke, wager,
Goswell-road, Aug. 18—J. Rowley, silk mandaf,ovet's
Newton, Lancashire, Aug. 18—S. M. Latham, banker, Pol,
Aug. 18—T. D. Brown, commission merchant, WenCitir
Aug. 18—C. J. E,lmonde, apothecary, Bluntishain,
donshire, Aug. 18—B. M. Ryder, grocer, Hull. Aug.
18
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. tures'
R. B. Girault and J. Richardson, silk mantifs. wtov,
Steward-street Spitalfields—W. Newton and C. E.')'ed-'J'
cabinet makers, Vernon-street, Bagnigge-wells-r_a
,-0/0-
Nicholls, T. llallum, and R. Cordon, earthenware v7,-, fsen'
turers, Longron, Staffordshire—L. Lloyd and
stockbrokers, Manchester—J. Lees and W. Shore, en'`" Oaf
chants, Liverpool—E. Mayger and W. H. Cowharl'ofr,
wrights, New Brentford—G. and H. Case, button ' shotz
turers. Milbourne St. Andrew, Doraetshire—Wiebra°'
and W. A. Trill, linendrapers, Blackheath—S.
and S. Sterling, schoolmistresses, Maida-hill East, J''
11-nudge,
''',fora"
road—F. and F. J. Searancke, brewers, St. Albans, -nudge,
shire—M. L. Phillipson and H. A. Joseph, perfumers, "ADO'
row, City—G. Harris and J. Redfern, stockbrokera,:isee•
chester—E. J. Bertie and M. C. Cole, milliners, Ilanoverjois,
Park-road, Regent's-park—T. M'Dougal, E. M. Sank. Gal"
and R. Bell, warehousemen, St. Paul's-churchyard—...n.tath
braith and J. Wilson, publicans, Manchester—T.
C. Warwick, T. G. Ovington, and M. Ovington, Cheentsf4
G. Corbett and E. Lewty, timber merchants, Stourport,
fordshire.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. pi-00
Donald Morrison and Company, booksers pax
Aug. 4 and 25, at twelve, at the Caledonian Hotel, Inve'-- 3
James B. Maxton and Company, engineers, Lath, Alig.
and 21, at three, at the Waterloo Hotel, Edinburgh. A2Z
, James Francis Dixon, banker, Edinburgh, Aug, 4 and
at twelve, at the Royal Oak Hotel, Alloa.
OSTEND, JULY 29.—The Baron de Promay yr'
Count Brignole arrived to-day by the General Steam -LI
gation Company'a steam ship, Sir E. Banks, that left ,
Blackwall pier. London, in the morning.
CUSTOMS.— Sir Francis Hastings Dole having
appointed Receiver-General and Ca y j
hier of her Maesty':
bee!!
Customs, in the room of Sir William Boothby, deceased, the
principal officers of the.several departments of the revetonT
in London, and the collectors and controllers of the Cuse:d
at the various outports of the United Kingdom, have.rre.,etltvers
an official notification of the same, in order that letters
the
and remittances on the part of the Crown in 0107 to sir
department may be addressed and made paYlt!„ were t°
Francis llastings Doyle, in the same manner as-th'i
hisDE pr
DESCRIPTION OF THE VSED TROWELL TO -- LiV-
git
PRINCE ALBERT IN LAYING THE FIRST STONE 01,1,1Ig
gilt, sad
POOL SAILORS' 11031 E.— It is made of silver, rici"Yh'e te1312"
ornamented with gold and enamel • the shield at sOr
the handel contains the arms of his Royal Bigbliss rePre;
melled on gold in proper colours ; on the centre oval is 101.
sented a ship in dock, in gold on blue enamel;
shield is an anchor in gold on blue enamel. '')", sa° is
itself is a beautiful specimen of modelled scroll worVold 'laid--
surmounted by the crown of his Royal Highness ,111,,1, base";
enamel, resting on a crimson enamelled cushion. 7; „
the trowel is a perfect model of the stern of a
quarter-deck, men at the wheels cannons, &c ; d f 1
the fia beat
presenting " white ensigns," area ppropriately and race
fully enamelled on gold. The blade, which is of g_nutiel
form, is surrounded with a raised scroll border, an ins,
sod
in the upper part an engraving of the proposed Waal"
Laden it the following inscription

Piesented
to
Field Marshall
His Royal Highness
The Prince Albert,
&c. &c. &c. &c.
on the occasion of his
laying the first stone
of
The Liverpool
Saibffs' Home,

Jul), 31st,__, el
1846. ac°
1 all
On the back of the blade, and occupying the wl-,- 0..,1f „6,
the bottoms a view
i of Liverpool, most elab°' oiegl
,
lr

. -
beautifully, engraved, showing the town, ob. at
&c., including. a very faithful representation 0, big it .7,,,,
tender, which is to be sent down for the use o_,eciiied ni,
Highness. This beautiful work of art has been ex
to be Piat
Mr. Dismore, Bold-street, Liverpool. The addre.si!! hoe OS
sented to his Royal Highness on the occasiont.t 11 i i ,
enveloseo I„ee
seal of the Corporation attached
o
Liverpoolol 'richly entlw—„,,,o
silver box, with the armls
in the
Highness 1 rely,
, Jac
velvet, richly ornamented thaecaEselizoafbelPlS
style, and on the top the
and
k
modelled richly chased in fins
Albert, beautifully
~, et.
on the top; the wholewialrmwbsietfohefnhc
gold,li (2) s
Royale enclosed
SUICIDE OF AN ANTI-PREDESTINARIAN. -- -,-,-, ~.40
This also is the production of Mr. Dismore of Bold-st Are
quest was held on Saturday evening at the West 4:1; J.
-Union workhouse, West-street, Smithfield, before/4,0P
Payne, the deputy-coroner, on the body of George t!,:;viit"
aged 62, a butcher. According to the evidence of iphils:
nesses, the deceased was very fond of metaphysical fed ia
sophical argument, and not long ago, while engl!i is 0.5
controversy of this kind, one of the company argi, Area
port of the doctrine of " predestination, ' a doctr.o t—, t j
the deceased strenuously opposed with the principle dc)lecesi!:,,l
will." The discussion growing warm, and !befriiiis l'iLt
becoming excited, he pulled out his 'butcher a 00" jot in'et
stabbed himself in the side, in order to gain hisAialetrbia
man was a " free agent." He had been for a 10116 lie o' inie
living with a woman of bad character, the ,11: the °rob-
omgrokuc
h)ndotsuilsa and running away.
~,,,,,--(1. t0..401,
nephew, and on Saturday week stabbed himself foliar' ;pea
in his allh il hisroo
glace as before, in consequence, as he said, of thcje read
OXFORD, JULY 27.
ooi in this
htiilse Lordship'scci
itty3 , ho fa 8 r
visite Londonc e ivteod
_ ... T h e '
proprietoruu ce wheretsidas
he
without
from
t mhdooi
feudittci :our sil",„ 1:;00
,E';ey:;
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Verdict, " Temporary Insanit
lockedbi
ue
ng t hima
k up
en oi
,a yard
goo
August 5, for from sixty to eighty
event.._ _
...
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91u e a Thames.
wi i I tooillsxftorlo.tvi idascdoinnsneerrv,:triowtohilel °:0:11 isi :or
persons, °l' of eto
hclaitsiseL d'th.jubilee in' Oxford. id'
*Ter.
or s ip and party, it is sa tide 0
Oxford by railway, rawan and return to London: by
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inst.
i inst., aEt
of Thomas WakefieldM, - BIRTHS. .
On 25th hill mad, be llsai
On the 25t1 • • rsksia3mloioirtoe,no.pf
iMacaei,dair.l:;l:ortsabori,
q., surgeon, of twi.... E
On the 26th it at., at Beetley, Norfolk, Mrs' —. ter.
of a son. co.
On
ofthea2d6atuhgihntsetr.., at Highgate, the lady of Willi 0,
Esq., Ay of gr.
On the 25th inst., at Stoke Newington, the lady
0100'
Ailifeadji: rtt in:libir
Parrott, of a son.
On the 26th inst., at Whitehall-place, Mrs. .14" r lor
of a daughter. .v.„,„ o
On the 26th inst., the wife of W. H. Smith, r-'''''•' 03
A Will°
sell-square, of a daughter. of
On the 26th inst., at Sandgate, Kent, the lady
Peareth, Esq , of a daughter. k, o°l4l
On the 27th inst., in .Norfolk-crescent,Hyde-Par
of Alfred Ke3ser, Esq., of a son.
GeOrg°
MARRIED. r drag, lob"
On the 29th of May, at Fort St. George, 1" tab
s lot
Harding, Esq., surgeon on the Madras
Ill Ont, to Christina, daughter of Captain 11. C. SC4
Majesty's 39th Regiment.
On the 11th inst., at Lismore Cathedral, .S. "'11:1
tegambert, G2d Regiment, to Jane Vaughan Ccsbef'
daughter of the Venerable the Archdeacon of Cas— •

DIED
On the 23d inst., at Cirence ~
J. H. White' Esti.
On the 26th 411 , Mrs. HagVgeer, a Potton, Bedford, wig,
the wife of the Rev. Robert Gream,
On the 26th inst.,. at Rotherfieldr Rectory, Sues°'
f Sprirr
surgeon, 0
On the 26th inst., Arthur Tibson, Esq.,
street, Sussex-gardens. r Valuer
On the 27th inst., Mr. Joshua Pattison, of VPPe.
stree, aged 27. V th Visl"'
Criccietb, ...or
On the 27th inst., at the Rectory,
John Russell, Esc., aged 59. aged 63.

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