The Sun.
London, England, 1834-10-14 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX GENERLL QUARTER SESSIONS

(THIS DAY.)

)

(Before Sir W. CURTIS an a Bench of Magistrates..
TIIE ROYAL SOYkEIGN STEAMER.
Captain Grant, whom our riders will recollect was cop-,
victed two sessions ago of twilit); down a skiff off Greenwichai
belonging to a person of the nas4 of Heath, with the R 01?
Sovereign steamer, appeared this-norniog at the sitting of the
Court to receive judgment.
Mr. RYLAND stated on the part of the prosecution, that at
a
the time of the conviction of the Captain the Court requir
him to enter into his own recogniances to appear for judg-
ar.
ment, the Court at that time intimting its wish that the P':
ties should settle matters. Ever ping had now been done 7
the satisfaction of the parties, and m the part of the pros
anal
tion he now only called upon the Court to pass a noraluP
judgment upon him.
Sir W. CURTIS wished to kmw the particulars of the
arrangement that had been made latween the parties.
Mr. PHILLIPS admitted that the Steam-company to wil,°,l
the vessel under the command of CLptain Grant belonged 11',
behaved in the most handsome manner towards the prosecuto.r,
having given him 80/., but at the same time the Court shetulaii
consider that the prosecutor had lost several articles. Cap
aht
Grant being so valuable an officer to the Company, be thought
it was only fair on their part to reimburse him for his loss.
u,or
Sir W. CURTIS thought the sum given to the prosec 10
most exorbitant, considering that the vessel
only a skiff. The result d the arrangement ona
present case would make him in future most cautious in a ° It
ing parties to settle subjects of this kind out of door!: 04
certainly was a case of neglect on the part of Captain or
but not of such a nature as to require visiting so heavilY' 80/.
Mr. HOBLER, jun., begged to remind the Court that thca,
included the costs of the prosecution, the loss of the prof- big
tor's clothes, the injury to his boat., and the expenses
coming from Liverpool. e
Sir W. CURTIS thought, under the circumstances, if Of
„.,e
Court had been called upon to fine the Captain at the ;7,,, a
injured
the
his conviction, they would not have awarded near so
lar°
sumM .
Pas that which had been given. d
rHILLIPS must say that the defendant had behave
handsomely. f 15n
The COURT then sentenced the Captain to a fine
and ordered him to be discharged.
ARTICLES
OF THE PEACE. „
Mr. C. Primes in exhibited articles
of
the peace °- baf
, 11
of Mr. Marshall, of the firm of Simpkins and Marsha I,ol'
noted booksellers, against Mr. Henry Charrington, B.4ities
merchant, residing at Hornsey. It appeared from the 81:
the
that Mr. Marshall had a country house at Horns* ,inci on
neighbourhood of which Mr. Henry Charrington earreleer, to
his business. The latter sent several threatening let/At 3
Mr. Marshall for the" purpose of provoking him tu 'so 111%
duel, and that gentleman taking no notice of thew,' used
Charrington called at Mr. Marshall's house, and 04
the most insulting language to him, calling him a ic,°, hoe
a villain, and several other opprobrious epithets. I'll th
also repeated the attacks w hen Mr. Marshall was ° 10
Hornsey coach, before a great number of passenger?'oo
conseyience of this, Mr. Marshall applied to a Maki: 05
and obtained a warrant against Mr. Charrington, whumof
ordered to enter into his own recognizances in the sofas
80/., and two sureties of 401. each, to keep the peace toecl to
Mr. Marshall till the sessions. Mr. Phillips now app
ha those recognizances continued.
Sir W. CURTIS, after consulting with his colleagues
on
Bench ordered the recognizances to be continued.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS Di'li)

(FROM LLOYD'S.) 'WI Pa
DEAL, OCT. 13. —Wind S. W., moderate. —Arr' lan
sailed for the river the Dorchester, Carrick, from Belga j re'
Andes, (barque) from Halifax. Arrived for the river acili fro
mains the Enchantress, Conway, from Bengal. Arrive Solit4
the river and sailed the Samuel Enderley, Lisle, forthe

Seas.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 13.—Wind S. S.W. to S. , rr
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 12.—Wind variable.—Arrive" fgajes'
the Aurora, Gilham, from St. Petersburg. Sailed his

ty's ship Raleigh, for the East Indies.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 12.—Wind N., light airs. ()eV:
POOLE, OCT. 12.—Arrived the Findon, Frost, from gear
LIVERPOOL OCT. 12.—Arrived the Emma, from the t tbe
terranean ; and Sovereign, Muir, from Quebec. °if P°r
Asia, frem Quebec. from
CLYDE, OCT. 11.—Arrived the Camden, ClaYtnersoP,
Canton ; Jane, Gray, from St. Lucia ; and Mary I°
Micklejohn, from Marseilles.
DROGHEDA, OCT. 11.—Arrived the Londonderry,
from Quebec. 10,11"
CORK, OCT. B.—Arrived the Theodosia, Smith, 11;°-,1'
nilla ; Duchess of Northumberland, from Dublin,
female emigrants, and the Forth, Hulton, from Dubil.
male convicts, for New South Wales.
SCARBOROUGH, OCT. 10.—Yesterday the Vittorie,,,,,llyo'
from Shields to London, with coals, was lost under and sr.
rough Head. Crew and part of the materials saved
i- „,
rived here. froi
ISLE OF WIGHT, OCT. 11.—Arrived off port the PI, ' fro!'
Virginia; Belvidere, from Alexandria; and Elergil
Quebec.
POOLE, OCT. 11.—Arrived the Ann, Inglis, fro 111 iticill36
TOPSHAM, OCT. 12.—Arrived the Jane, Ayre, Moe'
and Sedulous, Pearce, from Quebec.
Conic, OCT. 11.—Arrived the Renewal, Price, front
poolrittatty, noinicrttrB=imaii. Coo lo
LErrn, OCT. 11.—Arri., q--Tfie Hannah,
Leghorn. et,
11
RIVER, OCT. 13.—Arrived the Sibson, Black, fr°ll,7eitbe"'
„,
bee ; Celerity, Bowden, from Malaga; Konigsberg, , fro'
from Gottenburg ; Reform, Bontof, arid Chitty, Perr)'

Dublin; and Felicity, M'Fee, from Limerick.
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT THE,,\c,
BASINGHALL-STREET, TO-MOlig"
13th
:
(From the London Gazette) ...
M. Moore, oilman, Bishopsgate-street ................................ .
W. R Fry, timber-merchant, Portland-town ............................. 1
l'
J. A. Robson, discount-agent, Lothbury ............... . ..............
W. Starling, hatter, Bishopsgate strect-without ....................
W. Baldwin, coal-merchant, Fore.street, Limehouse ...........

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
--40.—_ CIC
CITY, T WEI; VE O'Cige 53°;;
The foreign market this morning again presenbtsondholliat
gloomy state as it did yesterday. The Spanish .ined ts 4
and speculators in the above stock are now cotP in re be
the have been duped thousands the Sanish Government have, b,t;.,,
eeeicr
sue l
Spanish
arhaet
the idea
nj
it 1
sg;
ds just
on
d et
that
the
atnphdreoyfewaaoeudldfar
ietchoefi
of
fe e
trthshoeen
Span
oi s
ha)toioi
tio :1-
tt
of
f
whole coliclac.o s
withtottst lhl
hwGillovfearllmnaosnatc,riwficheoseto
otnhlye
anxiety
yerous ebtaltieli
is to fo
,r
loan, for without which they will not be able to existA t,aa!go
longer ; her armies without receiving pay will disba7 prefe;t,
sert, and the Government fall to ruin ; but a rep et perLesit
that the Dutch will lend them money at 60, for Ewe gem"'
Stock. This, perhaps, is the cause of their hones
receded
to the English.
Spanish Stock, which left offyesterday at 51i , bag „ish
to 50; Portuguese 8q 82. • Sr c
The different fluctuations during the last month Wei, 31 St
Stock has been 112 per Cent., and in the last .11eine
Cent. Our readers can by the above statement 101"' „ the
will take place on the account day, the 17th inst'i 91 le-.0(15
Consols opened at the price they left off. 90.gn jo tow
Account, little doing in them, as the chief attentio
the Foreign Market. 00101.11
Rl'
HALF-PA— prioe,,io
The general topic of conversation on 'Clianget as sf't the
relates to the conduct of the Spanish Governmen lis thltwitli
the Spanish Stock, and a general opinion Prev:e-diegsoever
above Government must alter their present pro,c.„, will
recd
ii,
respect to the Spanish bondholders, otherwisestteeg,reraocct?o%sllolss
obtain any loan from this country. Spanish
the early part of the day to 50, since which 882. Co We
taken place, and it is done at 52; PortugueseA count'
have been during the morning at 90 for tile r%
(11.
have no further arrivals from S ain
P * HREE O,
a _
T
Consols for the Account, 901. • aAt
____.--.._•-_-. _ arrile bort
On Sunday week the Earl of Durila.l"a but Ant 5 h;
Fisher's Hotel, Dunkeld, where, although hew aletesses Bti
ias.,i
time, a thief contrived to pick the locks of rec
..ospee.l„, ba,
carriage, from which he extracted a valuable PlLordsTri. ra
a bottle of wine, umbrella, a cane, which his, as
°On". olict
been presented with by the Emperor Nicholas us persoos citi.e,
luable articles. Although suspicion attached t°
ent, ea 00'
had been in the respectable innkeeper's eruPlheo, en.ii it be;
was got to the articles till a day or two ago, :_ccaled I_, hal
being taken in, the stolen goods were found e ",,nd heJer"
fore the thief had time to dispose of them ; 'innkeeper
since been restored to the anxious owner by the 1
ia'
~,vo! i
Perthshire Courier. A corr"os ",
LORD LANSDOWNE.—TITHES.
of the 311 r"
ent alleges, that on a portion of the estates
'acre,
°3 sob;
Lansdowne, not far distant from Dublin, an 35 the'
to the amount of more than seven shillings
stitute for tithes, is demanded from 5 thi ass cei Lat:e
leases expire. We are unwilling to ere , t Lor if t ,
upon -1 , v-
downe would be so indiscreet as to takeause
the slitil.(l Vof
first, because we do not think it probable tun h'iose Ate'
payment of the tithes ; and, secondly,.bee k„.;n, woe soc
~/
is so extremely enormous, that no rational
(mu'.11,7 alsystoo "
the hardihood to demand it. Our co_rresp
enue
be some s;.egarj 4,
that upon the same property there leas This we-eseor,l
management for getting rid of Catholics.
that our cornof 'jot,
perfectly incredible. We are convinced.... e
character
adopt
ent has been completely misinformed. "I n
the
3rstio!
e against the dote
Lansdowne may be taken as a guaranteu
.___
of his c-
(1.
of such a revolting practice on any p ruu"
I' A rttifcif '
Morning Register.
ts lodging ' tile
LonAdton?
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hand, it went off, and the whole contents 0
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he was killed instantly.
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A SUPERLATIVE SIMILE.
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reverend
to illustra
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—and they ascended and descen .l
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