The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-04 00:00:00

INSOLVENT COURT---T UESDAY.

Yesterday, Thomas Gardiner, described of Mayfield-
street, Hoxton, tailor, was opposed by Mr. Cooke for a
creditor, named James Mudford, of Kingsland-road, woollen-
draper, whose debt was 801. and upwards.
Air. WOODROFFE supported the petition.
The insolvent underwent a very rigid examination, from
which it appeared that his debts were 8001., and his assets
near 1,000/. In his schedule he had returned a Captain
Davenport, of No. 25, University-street, as a debtor for
1531, To show that there was no such person residing in
that street, the son of the opposing creditor (a youth
twelve years of age) was called, who deposed that he, with
his father, had inquired at every house in that street, but
could find no such person.
Mrd CooKE submitted that the Court could not come
to a conclusion upon the case without the appearance of
the Captain, or some better proof of the existence of
such a debt.
Mrd WOODROOFE said he could not resist the applies&
tion of Ilia Learned Friend.
Mr. COIDITI(2SiORCr HARRIS—I think not. Let the case
stand adjourned for further evidence respecting Captain Da-
venport.—Adjourned sine die.

WOOLWICH PETTY SESSIONS.

ROBBERIES BY THE MILITARY, AND CASE OF

FLOGGING.

in consequence of the increase of acts of dishonesty
among the soldiers stationed at the Woolwich-barracks, the
officers have found it necessary to make some severe ex-
amples, and have also expressed their determination to pro-
secute any person that may be detected in purchasing regi-
mentals and military stores of the delinquents.
In compliance with this resolution, the following case
yesterday came tinder the notice of the Bench :—Campion,
a constable of Woolwich) made a return to a search-war-
rant which had been issued against a marine-store dealer of
the name of Beasley, at the instance of Lieut.-Colonel
Power, of the Royal Artillery,
under the circumstances
subjoined, A private in the Bth batit;Li
Artillery, narked Thomas Fry, was found guilty,of Royal
a court-
martial held a few days since, of having sold his kit, 11,.
was sentenced to receive two hundred lashes, On Saturday
morning at seven o'clock the sentence was carried into exe-
cution before the Royal Marines and the Artillery, who were
paraded in front Of the barracks on the occasion ; and
on Fry receiving the hundred and fiftieth lash, ai which
time he was very much ethatistedi and appeared to
suffer great bodily pain, Colonel Power offered to remit
the remaining fifty lashes, if Fry would disclose the name
and address of tbd party to whom he had sold his kit.
This he consented to do, and he was accordingly taken
down from the halberts, and conveyed to the hospital ad-
joining the Artillery barracks, where he stated that he
sold the articles to Beasley. An application was accord-
ingly made to the magistrates for a warrant to search
Beazley's house, which was granted, and placed in the
hands of Campion, who stated to the Bench yesterday that
he had made a diligent search, but could not find the arti-
cles in question, nor could he discover any thing that would
justify any suspicion that there had been unfair dealing
on the part of Beazley.
The Magistrates said that under the circumstances they
,could not proceed in the case, unless additional evidence
was laid before them.
At the time Fry promised to confess, one of the Artillery
tsclaimed--" The rascal! I'd give him a hundred

more if I had my way." The expression being overhear°
by Major Russell, h% communicated it to Colonel Power;
who endeavoured, but in yain, to ascertain who it was tba

made the remark. not
It is stated that, on the recove:v of Fry, if he does -
bring the receivers to justice, the remainder of his sentel3o
will be carried into effect. He has beea twice before P
nished for acts of dishonesty.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ADVICES, ARRIVALS, AND DEPARTURES '-
THE SCOTCH WHARFS, NOVEMBER 3. 4,
Hoßa's WHARF.—Advice : the Peterhead Shipping Car,
pany's smack Peterhead Packet, William Taylor master, a
rived at Peterhead the 39th ult. Arrivals : the Arbroatbsal,
London Shipping Company's smack, Defiance, Peter all,
master, from Arbroath, and the Peterhead Shipping Comet;
ny's smack Margaret, William Begrie, master, from Peterbslu
both with general cargoes. No dpartures.
DowNE's WHARF.—NO advices. Arrivals : the Pe
terbela
and London Shipping Company's smack Eagle, J. Criebtoa
...
master, from Peterhead, and the Montrose Shipping Cos?,
ny's smack Eagle, Andrew Mearns master, from Montrosel
both with general careoes. Departure: the Inverness el
London Shipping Company's smack Caledonia, A. Vile
master, for Inverness, with a general cargo. rroll
CARRON WHARF.—NO advices. Arrival : the
mas
Shipping Company's smack Panope, William Higgin
from Grangemouth, with a general cargo. No departures-doo
MILLER'S WHARF.—Advice : the Aberdeen and Lan„,t
Shipping Company's smack Bon Accord, James Ker 111°_,1;e0
arrived at Aberdeen the 30th ult. Arrivals : the AheruAie
and London Shipping Company's smack Superior, John Le),
master, from Aberdeen ; and the London and Edinbertch
Shipping Company's smack Trusty, Henry Behren Mast
from Leith, both with general cargoes, No departures. oil)
ABERDEEN STEAM WHARF. Arrival : the ean3;1,41•
Queen of Scotland, John Pearson commander, fro stm
"".
deen, with goods and passengers. , 14
LEITH AND GLASGOW WHARF —No advices. Arrasa--;r1
London and Glasgow Shipping Company's steam-ship
William, Andrew Richardson commander ; and the same Coo'
pany's smack Abercromby, Alexander Stout master;
from Leith, with general cargoes. No departures. „
LEITH AND BERWICK. WHARF.—Advices : the Lonaoen'o
Leith Old Shipping Company's smack Sir William WaiAlathe
J. Tulloch master, sailed from Leith the 31st ult. ; an" LI,
Berwick Shipping Company's smack Tweed, John Crow nitt4
ter, sailed from Berwick'the Ist intant ; both for this
Arrivals : the London and Leith Old Shipping CoulPrO
smack Ocean, Henry Johnson master, from Leith ;
Berwick Shipping Company's smack Commerce, \lle
Crow master, from Berwick ; both with general cargoes. vita,
parture : the Berwick Shipping Company's smack Ann,
Liam Hildreth master, for Berwick, with a general eare'
VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE -
TOM-HOUSE, Nov. 3.
The Glory, and City of Hamburg, from HarnburViPo;
Blossom, from Villaviciosa; Tourist, from Antwerp; "eters-
Indian Chief, Globe, Sceptre, and Faithful, from St. r jew„ol,
burgh ; Hampshire, from Montreal and Quebec ; Arnst,e7,a-b,
from Amsterdam ; Wenskerb, from Copenhagenj "`„,"dti
from Gibraltar; Dandy, from Malaga; Elise, from Nee
Wiiliam Fawcett, from Gibraltar, Cadiz, and Lisbon- 3,
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, Sol' for
The Cater, for Dunkirk ; Harlequin, and Perseversontoo.
Hamburg; True Love, for Swan River; Defiance, for jpe
stantinople and Odessa 2 • Dart, for Jersey ; Matilda, for
cleaux ; Margaretta, for Bilboa.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, o°."'srio•
The Williams, for Smyrna ; West Indian, for 0,'"„ for
cent's; Astrea, and Columbine, for Hamburg • Vino;
Hobart-town ; Facility, and Richard Watson, 'for L's
for
for
Rosalind, for Ostend; Aurora, for Arendahl; Monkelf
r
St. Michael's; Jamaica, for Jamaica ; Sir Edward Dallk,es,.'ipi
Rotterdam Harlequin, for Bouloene; Rosalind, for 1'
dad ; Caledonia, for Barbadoes.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, n'o;
Tee Resolution, for Norway ; Matbilde, for the ,P;;;0;
Ace of Trumps, for St. Michael's; Orestes, for Sierra P'
Allendale, for Gottenburgh.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The William Rodger,from Bristol for Bombay on the
August, in lat. 29. 40. S., long. 48. 34. E. Blake, fr°o49,
N erpool for Bombay, on the 9th, in lat.. 31. 33. S. 1,.°14.'„;111'
54. ;and the Heroine, from Liverpool to Calcutta, 19th
oleos'
31. 10., long. 21. 30.. by the Ranger, arrived at St. s.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, NoV.2'f,'be4;
The Alcoyne, Muer, from Quebec ; Nautilus, from by—folt•
Jane, Brown, from Aricati ; Galston Guthrie, frlibilios,
froid ; Garryowen, Metcalf, from damerfest ;
Rooss, from Jacobstadt • Minerva, Hertsbeg, from Je lag• s;
Alert, from Denia ; Lamlash,' Nicholson;, from luil,froos
Friends, Boys, from Westport ; Manchester, Owens',
Bristol ; Mary Ann, Williams, from Wigton.
ENTERED FOR LOADING, Nov. . pit 2 telt
The Royal Mint, Rossall, for Jamaica ; Caspian,
for New York.
CLEARED OUTWARDS, Nov.
The Pretty Lass, Cubban, for Africa; Rapid, wi,V.,110
Leghorn ; Vigilant, Patterson, for Rio Janeiro ; leo;
Houstoun, for Jamaica ; Richard Mount, Farman, for °pot p
Cornelia, M‘Neil, for Calcutta; Louisa, Cumming, • ei
Michael's; Victoria, Evans, for Savanilla; Mallakasset,
for Manilla; Agenoria, from Mobile. •
SAILED, Nov. 2. na ll ft7t
The Donna Maria, Steel, for Oporto ; Louisa,
3
St. John's, New Brunswick ; Fairfield, Slack, for Wailctre'
Bellona, Simpson, for Maranham ; La Belle 5
Alliaxcet
for Antwerp ; Sunbury, Hinde, for Charleston ; -ti°ll Pr.
stant, Hensel', for Antwerp ; Frederica, for Osten e 0
garet, Russell, for St. John's, New Brunswick; J.1,1010'
Johnson, for Trinidad ; Enfield, Thomas, Valparaiso ;

Lukkis, for Ostend.
evalef
DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA.—M. de Toccin
erica
in his work under this title, considers the Anglo-I""tevt4
people as having made the great experiment of atte'ti,
to construct society upon a new basis. It beconles'„ert3ll)
fore, a curious and most important question to 0-s'4o'
what has been the working of this experithent. rilieut, or
tion he examines in its various bearings and throne °6016:
pears to favour no party, nor to advocate any Par oec,t,
theory, but to look dispassionately and liberally as feed, P
the present and future condition of the people he visit& tliis
must, we think, be apparent to every one who re a bee
°
work, that while it is probably the very best that basgects
written upon the Constitution, laws, condition and Plvilliich,
of America, it abounds with lessons and suggestsfodi
France and England should immediately and Pr° -=
,41
study."—Monthly Review. for.
By a decision of the third Chamber of
beefthetoe
lv
Court of Paris, a foreigner must be summoned 63;
Tribunal of the district in which he resides, annabich iii'
quently not before the Tribunal of the districtinvi
plaintiff resides.—Boulogne Joutnal. toteo
.11
Great quantities of fine pilchards have bvCellO' 0
In''
at the different fishing coves on the coast or kgb b
during the past fortnight. The greater part of tlhe
em;oiof
been purchased at a low price for food during re
the
winter.
~,, it
On Saturday about fifty convicts, sentenced Su'
different Circuit Courts, were embarked at Leith in
William Wallace, for the hulks in the Thames.
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SILVER WATCHES TWO GUINEA." artt°'
An Assortment of Second-hand Watches, all of them w .4.ice,,.
and of various sizes, may be selected from, for the abovearvistA"
T. Cox SAVORY'S, Working Silversmith, Goldsmith, a° of
maker, 47, Cornhill, London. pd
N.B. A pamphlet, containing a detailed list of the rti).'
Plate, Plated Goods, Watches, Clocks, &c. may be hole ,
tlle
BIRTHS. losbil:e'
On the 30th ult., at the Rectory, Barkstone , Line° - ...t.•
,
lady of the Rev. Henry Cleveland, of a daughter.
On the 3d inst., in Torrington-square, the wife of ••••••-ehlries ty
dith, Esq., of a daughter. ,eok
On the 2d inst., in Duke-street, Westminster, Mrs. of 6
wife of Robert Lemon, Esq., of the State Paper Officer 01,
born child. , IV°
On the 2d inst., in Berkeley-square, the lady of i• theof
jun., Esq., of a daughter.
On the 2d inst., at Montpellier, South Lambeth, the lad!. Iv,
Rev. Henry Clissold, of a daughter. f the
On the Ist inst., at Bolney Lodge, Sussex, the ladY ° oe
Anthony Chester, of a daughter. StieseS'
On the Ist inst., at the Vicarage, West Tarring,
lady of the Rev. J. W. Warter, of a daughter.
MARRIED.
On the 30th ult. at Hunstanton, Norfolk, James Arnjet%L"de'
of Edinburgh, to ult.,
fourth daughter of Edward Fie oant'
of Park-street, Grosvenor-square. , vote, tlie
On the 27th ult., at St. Margaret's Church, Ipswien,,hter 0
Charles Bolton, R.N. to Anne Elizabeth, fourth dello Ole
late Thomas Howard, 'Esq., of London. %.a fstlif 'apt,
On the 22d ult., at All Saints Church, Levres, hyf.l,, gella.
tßeeAv.uAn:
eNldoetstt,
daFurgahntceirs
ePfeTrc.y
Johnston, Esq.
of the 4j'"oo to ~e 5,
Henry Price, Esq., of Finsbury-place, Tillart tilYeteatee- Ann t''
widoc of the late Ghrimes, Esq., of Ludes soll,
00
On the 31st ult., DIED. Esq,, h. •of
year. at Swansea, William Bevan, x'sq" 04,9
Vine House, Brompietri aged 54. Trollt;t4 6t'f
On the 20t1t of August, at Athens, John Llevielrb sob,:
On the 23d ult., at Iltuges, Thomas Anthonya_..,_,o.,;,o ,
late Fellow- of New College, Oaford, and barrister-Rana s!
_IPI,OtO
On the Ist inst., in Eaton-place, Captain the , fie Adolf'. .0
Duncan, Xi C.l-1. and C. 8.,
Duncan, and brother to the present Earl of Camper, s,o. 1., .
On the Ist inst., in Delahay-street, Westminste .0" ' f.. 54 f
Fallofield, late of Scotland-yard, aged 80. John Kiefg'_ n,
,srep
On the 31st ult., Eliza, eldest daughter of
‘,4 Se
Southampton, aged 22. James _l,O
, Jr
On the 31st ult., at Timberden, near Dorking 150 ,
Esq. of the .P
On the 2d inst., J. W. Wardell, Esq., eldest sonal.
0.,
iorcei
second son of the ia,oo.„,,tberi
Wardell, Esq., of Whitburn West-house, Durhai aged✓ereiorei
On the 2d inst., in Pineapple-place, Maida:.vg'ordneAutstror
the third daughter of Stephen Groom, Esq.' 02,, genrY .alf ~eit'
On the 3d inst., in Crutchedfriars, agedeilas and fa an,o,
Goodhall, Esq., for upwards of 50
of of
homevant oef
stthaebiEishasnti Indiaent. Company., ardarthea zoldest servcs::,
cotojo.
11D0 109 • the
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