The Sun.
London, England, 1846-01-29 00:00:00

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" THE SUN" EXPRESSE.
r The zs'
We are indebted to the spirited proprietor oi ued
evening newspaper for a considerable portion of Or
,:t co
eant,-.n, which, but fur the extraordinary dispatch 0c7.4
that journal, ek:nld not have reached our readers at s Te'el
an hotif, Ottr publicati,3ll of the speech of Sir liebe,,rt4sa
commenced at twelve o'clock ti.,;., day (Wednesday). '''
hierald. r reader
We have peculiar satisfaction in laying before ou
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this morning an outline of the greater part
exposition made last night in the House of Comm!! E'r,bert
Robert Peel. It was exactly five o'clock when 7,10,0 to
commenced his address, and our report brings itd tole
some minutes past eight. We are greatly indebte,.ind
,iberal and spirited proprietor of The Sun for the. A ifitli
prompt assistance rendered by him on this occasion.
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of the fis
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his accustomed energy and enterprise he had 50-59801
publish a fourth edition of The Sun, containing tbe whoit ll
Sir Robert's speech, for the purpose of forWaraingwe og
special train to the manufacturing districts' and wethe grO
doubt that hundreds and thousands, throughout .n nesser.
northern counties, owing to his exertions, will be 1,,.5 00v
sion of the whole of the Ministerial plan regarding tiinera.'
important national crisis, by seven or eight o'clock tu"
ing.- Cambridge Advertiser. boa to tile
NEWSPAPER EXPRESS.—We are deeply' intle, - Vets l'l'd
exertions made by the proprietors of the Dail " toy prr
The Sun, for being furnished with the Parlisinen,., ever
ceedings down to Sir Robert Peel's speech of Tuesaf nos'
ing. The Daily News arrived here at ten yesterdtglaottid
ing, and the The Sun shone forth at 8 A.M.--'Eas`e
Herald. Pectitig
Aware of the intense anxiety felt by the public rtesot reel,
the financial and commercial propositions of Sir 13° te 3 Itri
last night, in the House of Commons, vie Ilave' 5 esPre'3o
considerable expense, by the aid of an extraordinarldebtetli
from the The Sun, for which we are considerably' ig our cog
Mr. Wheeler, of Manchester, in conjunction wi,tl'.ou- oft):
special messengers, prepared an extraordinary owtlfreinietu
Guardian, which contains a verbatim report of the Iv th
comprehensive and momentous announcement,e detilerdil
effort, scarcely twelve hours will elapse between tti'itsperg„
of this important speech in Lcndon last night, wu echo( to"
in our own sheet by the public of Preston, the 'l'd to I%`
Right Hon. Baronet having been twice collimate
dui ing that interval.—Preston Guardian. If rASI
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COURIER OFFICE, WEDNESDAY MORNII,O, ": de 0.1,
FOUR O'CLOCK.—The publication of the Cinal,rthj, ptirl'f,
a little beyond the usual time this morning for rt fees
of awaiting the arrival of the report of Sir N'redus, aftfo
speech, which was delivered at four o'clock Yes°, a'st r*,
noon. Our report brings the debate down to Ohl aro It
last night. For this extraordinary expedition W
tot
debted to the express arranged between Mr. l' btoolli'
enterprising and indefatigable news-agent of th's ' .;
o
Tie Sun newspaper.—Manchester Courier. , 0000
THE GOVERNMENT MEASURES.—Since the jed in ,
Parliament the utmost anxiety has been madifes'ent iofrE't
town to learn the precise nature of the Govern.r° 'clot:ri
Tolls. On Friday morning, shortly after ulgs`peeecb, tto
Third Edition of The Sun brought the Queen's -. ibt 00,,,,
the proceedings in Parliament up till half-Pest elAb Overt
previous evening. The Sun, as might be exPttes:srne 11, pd
sequently at a great premium. Yesterday', taor ",- o'
brought Sir Robert Peel's railway speech on
real, OW ulesi
ing, and the anxiety to see this was equally gre'io 561 V
tral Exchange being crowded with visitants, o'!ou.
,jr.
quite impatient to learn the Premier's in
`.e
opinion throughout the town, so far as we lia,verA, itai r
tunities of learning it, is that of unqualified saus— t
Sir Robert and his proposals.— Tyne Mercurg. Oa ;
THE Sure.—An express edition of The San, coD leat)to
report of Sir R. Peel's speech last night, at tboe'cl')' rt./
nearly eight columns, reached Leeds before silt r for
morning. We arc indebted to it for much of
Leeds Mercury. e ' t
llsla°
From the Third Edition of The Sun we hav,,sA—
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part of the discussion in both Houses on the Au
hateLigencer.

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ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY.—T he leirstollPre
which the examinations of the gentlemen cauentoelf
has during the present vacation undergone acted la °V,
vation, and great improvements have been efoo tbe Ir
mice by the introduction of appropriate device? ofsreVe°
formed of ancient and modern implements 0,1,0e0"
academy opens on Monday next, and the gent 0 PO'
will resume their studies on that day. a'
r,
Prince Castelcicala, the Neapolitan Mini° ~ibi
sent in the House of Commons on Tuesday la` evelo?o.j°
THE EARL OF HADDINGTON.—YeSterOO,Y, ,itilltV'
Earl of Haddington, late First Lord of the A 1 y0.4„1` if
entertained at dinner by the members of the#°o4vig, le
Club, Bond-street. Covers were laid for seve°l,ool^Or
eluding many of the Noble Lord's political orstife. i
on this occasion, assembled for the purpose of tedistie
approbation of his conduct while holding th,e.'io tllef,
office of First Lord-of the Admiralty. CO" sit ,0,,,,
Hardwicke presided, and was supported bi ebsirar/
Napier, and the Hon. Sir F. P. Pellew, as vice,--,004;,C*
AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATH IN TIIO -,ci0(71",,,,r
Tuesday evening, between seven and eight °;0 P.'" fl'A
re
Pearse, a gentleman fifty years of age, residing .
Sl.der e.
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street, Westminster, was returning to 111,so„,400,A
visiting a patient, when in Peter-street, "- fr",o'o,¢
„cddenly staggered and fell on the pavetnen„"Does'ho,
,ibie.,z,edical assistance was rendered, but a" ~`,001"
,b,
restore antziation proved ineffectual. The diec:evettf P-4
a widoir and fah:jlY to deplore the melancht") ebeiri,ll`
THE GREAT LE,LGUE FUND.—The M7,,rld,!ee'p#
scriptions to the quarts'. o:a million Leagne,!'"yie 50/0„,„
Friday evening last amounted to 80,5361-, :175/...jri
augmented by subscriptions amounting ,rt° ,`,'.i, 11 V il°lo,ol
are included 4001. from Messrs. Thorns/ ila`:i esiki
of Stalybridge, and six subscriptions of I°t'",,
70/., three of 501., and various smaller sueA
;ealk ill
amount of the Manchester subscription le,it '''ocrisla ;1104
day) was upwards of 82,200 L—Manchester Liu „vitt
ILLICIT DISTILLATION.-011 TtiesdaY eLisor" 0i11,4,'4
half-past eight o'clock, Mr. Beckwith, a 514"el'bir gl'ai.
of the Somers-town division, accompanie" efe,st:,
officer of the name of Kaye, of the Kentish.,ls 0, i
having previously learned that two illicit a!!l.,,,teilij '4
worked upon some old and deserted premises al'''. visi; ll
abutting upon the King's-road, theCamden-t0 110,41, J
spot. On the officers effecting an entry into 0.00 ,tAi
discovered a still which had been very recentliejesso:4/,
a laige quantity of wash ready for distillation, 1,/ittaiioti
of fresh spirits. The obscure and secluded 51' the All
premises in question was admirably adapted f°,rioreZs
on such a secret kind of business; and it in .e did
much ingenuity on the part of the officers to has Tlie.,4
the progress of the operations of its agents• ecoPj. a)
which is on a large scale, with suitable outhow'ngtsJt4,
tions, has been to let for a considerable leaobahre'reed4
past ; and this occurrence may have, hid in t; ere
occasioned by an idle rumour having prevallin 0,51/
bourhood that the house was haunted. 'opla`of it
making their entry, they found that the °nroll' Dell
premises had absconded. There was no 11,1%,id s:vif
ture in any of the chambers save an old table fit ti),
blanket, which lay huddled upon the floor. 30 !Ai
ments below, and in the stables and outhettit loorl
was a quantity Of tubs which had containa,t set t
sides small vats and a middling-sized copeers',.-diaij,
the implicated parties, by way of facilitsti°7oo7,
out of their illicit' measures, had caused an bleb, 10
leaden pipe to be fisted in the wash-house, Ifolt:§it
ducted into the stable, was capable, when die 011
on, of charging the whole complement of tlae
stillu so 2
ails prepared to receive it. The officers( are ef 1! ride
working off the wash, end will, as soon 11,51110111 A?
plet.ed their task, report to the Board of -r1T005,001 I
street, the exact damage that establishm
pe:rtt..-I,,sedeeePt;;ll4)r.
the illicit transaction. No clue to the
the scheme above-named has as yet been o'l', Sit.tiog
FREE GOODS.—The resenue authoritl' •,o,:irle°,
under their consideration the reports of their Pro',, 01
Ap,
of the law and water-side depar.ments, ill'°,ett 1)?:40filj
for the removal, under the regulation of ~.,,„
4
Act, from this port to the port of Southanif„" inilf„.,
of indigo, the produce of Asia, which had hee' AK";
Ainsterdam, and warehoused here for eliPtirit, tat;
dience to the law, which directs that nog's,,,a Vito/4
of Asia, Africa, of America, shall be itneor".ttioga4,,ir,
except for the purpose of exportation, subollol,ol7
opinion that a bond should be taken in a PeAiveyotiro,
to the value of the goods, for their due t of "ess,„
custody of the revenue officers at the P°reci6l der'
and that in all future cases in which ge.,- tiro
ad,
or of, duty, which may have been importeurt t Q,,,.
ciicutrstances, are removed from one 17`Iteliellitrt
for exportation, a similar bond should be 010104
quired, orders have been given and prof° 0,0 ille, $
proposition to be generally adopted, and °r at 1e,,44',1:j
cers of the revenue at this and every other Poe 1,0
,g,i;
dom to cause the same to be observed froni. 06,, 11,4
accordingly-. ' This is of considerable impert`e,eleolfi
be observed that it relates particularly anutie34°i
articles of merchandise which, although t” coe",e;t00)
repealed thereon, on importation into thighelo:,,il9
from the place of growth, by the Act of ttbe 0 t 4, e;
Parliament—being imported contrary to A 5 frolli, irll p
other laws affecting the importation of goo; itteujoisi i
three quarters of the globe—cannot be a°l°.,ortat i'r„,4,o
country at all, except for the purpose of elf,rB ree':orSrf,,,,
goods, it would appear, when required to ur-tse Vir fy
the port of importation to another port l, 0/014/
shipment, to suit the convenience or interes're iiiidir, g ~,,
to be treated exactly the same as if they "are coattteal
in order to prevent their being taken illt°vertlicl) . A,4
made available for purposes other than isfiti u- , tiri,
law previously existing in their regard, an 04'4P0
enacted last session in full force and effeet',,oriciti oil/
LIBERAL DONATIONS TO THE 011`,--0, 41, Olt
SCHOOL, CITY ROAD.—The Corporation 0.:, er OF,"
don have sent the sun-. of 300/. towards t"ri o°ol i
the Orphan Working School. The Secretteog, i" „try/
received from George Byng, Esq., MY., .„''',o ~,s,lOl,
Treasurer and President two hundred Ws— w lie eil
n., -001.10 t 01
MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, JAN. ••
ex, des 04
tinues nearly in the same state as last 11 roess'ibeito?
tainty attending the proposed Ministeria tend tri ./
buyers nor sellers appear anxious to es'., 15 yo'' •
pop
Lions. On the whole, however, ther;oo7.Sif)(o:,
to improvement, both in goods b
and
oNn -1 ,s'f, an'
are decidedly firtn.—RocmoALE, Al litialltt ~,iy
Rather more business has been doing i.teirs, d.OOYe
there being a better attendance of 11, the 1,0061
provement has taken place in prices. I'lite cased i
there has not been much change. pealeAve 010
~,l,
prices, which the manufacturers so far lars Olt"e
a li 0
—Manchester Guardian. -010, f t g'?
, Toe' ;0 °be 0
ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER.—"n ~ sell ' 0 ! itt/
young man .named James Bride, in til`ridiog eitierrW
George Steam-packet Company, was 5t3--st ste iit the i°
wale of a barge alongside one of the 11101/001 ei0t,13,00
another barge, coming down the river, Two oicothey (Vic,:
was forced overboard by the collision. I. - Ole 011,,e-to l'i(
leapt over and caught Bride iminediate();ol tlio. et,(100
the act of raising him out of the water, w the Oft siaDeit*,
swung round and jammed him betweende, sec
n„ratof 11,4,
were compelled to let go their hold of 13 they se'eliPooo, ii"
crushed between the barges. When Since Dew o'reill
his body fell into the river, and has not
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SCHOOL FOR THE OPULENT
Dover
Sevi.it;: ;00,111/1
the blind is to be opened in Dover I)l3e.e'it jil I' tlie, D',itb''',Pr,
the educatia n of pupils of a superior r.°73 front odr f'ollt y
not if age will constitute an excloso) e
„f st . ior
ii ,t
" nt ' r ii,
this institution ; bust if not, a short eoraites - 0101,,
walls may be recommended fur the .t iaodemsq 4f ,Lig;ipe)
Richmond, and not a few other Brea eeeri."----L I' r ell
sadly afflicted with blindness, and wtol agsl". 0134 bet' tat
ought as soon as possible to go to se .oeng its, ;s,,,rol;till`.
Count Alphonso de N-----, 9' rests: 5l wet, ill,
dandy, had been for some time in grriVil °liitiit Vie.
morning he was awakened by.the ittic hoodra co-cridepoi;
letter • he opened it to recognise t: love, Pilo 110 4, Oto, I
Adila'G--, who had been his 1-I's'itastitilatioech„c4l•l;:
last possession of Berry ;—reading it
and „„%.cll3 drop' 0 ,i 0;
friend rather worse off than himself,
ncs lea
co? 130 yi,
our good fortune! at least 2,0Ct0 fro ‘7Oll I.l' her' toe TO;
from heaven for us !" " What d° .1-od !°._ col, °trit.
Adila,
.my poor Adila, site has struse.Fyibitic°4 Dee,.,4oV
she sends me back two suberb all.n.lci a', Cfn:liov_ Vti
francs; but read for yourself." -althr. ".,e Deaver'
note, which his friend perused eagerty,g,---•s:oA'ii, lir
here to decipher Alida's handwiroo' k!' ' `,/,40,
e for a (cher:tux for chevaux)--
5100 Ilv.-
Ilay hair she returns I" "13" keep