The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-01 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

NORTH WALES ClRCUlT.—CenicißroNsilots•
AN EXPENSIVE HOUSEKEEPER.-LEWIS V. LLOYD.
This was an action brought by Ann Lewis against the de
•
fendant (Admiral Lloyd) ,to recover compensation for her se r;
vices as a housekeeper. She defendant pleaded that he ha';
not hired, or if he had, that he had paid her ; and he pleaded
also the Statute of Limitations in bar of part of the claim.
The plaintiff, the daughter of a small farmer in Angl!.ses,
had engaged in 1825 as housekeeper of the defendant, 'wh.°o
was an officer of rank in the Navy, residing at Treganac' 1
Anglesea. Soon after she went to reside with the defendant;
a connection was formed between the parties, which results
a_
in the plaintiff's giving birth to a female child ; and she We:
installed in the mansion more in the character of its mist
ana rcis,
than as a housekeeper ; she had the use of the carriage ,7
saddle-horse, and was attended by a man-servant whenever Sp!
went out ; she also engaged and discharged the servants!!
pleasure, and was called and treated as the mistress of tn,°
mansion. This continued until February 1834, when, thrnae
some cause or other, she left the house, and had brought r 1";
present action to recover the sum of 4001., being eight year!
salary, at 501. per annum. To establish this claim, two win
nesses were called to prove that the defendant had stated re
them that as the plaintiff's conduct was so good, and as ?'
was economical in the management of his household afficr/'
saving him some, hundreds of pounds, he would allow her '
a year besides presents; and as those would be considerablbefe
she would have no occasion to touch her salary, which
would keep for her as the best banker she could have. - be
For the defence statements were made to the effect that t •
plaintiff did not engage as a housekeeper, but under a know.
ledge and understanding that she was to cohabit with the des
fendant ; and that having considerable influence over him, Use
had induced him to allow her to assume his name, and us
his equipages and his house as their mistress. She had, he"
fore living with the defendant, been a servant in various nett
cities ; at a pot-house, and a scullery-maid in a respects";
family. Whilst living with the defendant, however, she,w„id
elevated to the position which it is already stated she had 17be
in his house, and received many valuable presents frail:o
defendant, and also considerable sums of money. So far 'r° t
her being housekeeper, it was stated that the estabharce:i
was complete as respects domestics when she was intliw.tj,
into the house, continued the same after she was intrndr&,
and also up to the time that she left. She had not been 7117-t
charged or repudiated by the defendant, but it appeared,ots,
she had left him with a discharged coachman, in May,t
and had lived some time at Holyhead, from whence she 91..4
letters to the defendant stating she was comfortable. She had
at that time possessed of considerable sums of money, and
ads
a deposit of 4001. in the Carnarvon Bank. She had mons
various applications to the defendant since then, in tedue
which showed that she did not consider any money Was

to her.
Several witnesses were called, whose evidence went to suas;
tain the connection in more decisive terms than above stated
and whilst the defence was proceeding, the plaintiff consen
to be non-suited.

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYDS.

tbe
red frost'-

DEAL, MARCH 31.—Wind S.W., fresh.—Arrive'River, and remains, the Bussorah Merchant, Moncrief, for 16diev,
and Calcutta; Blanche, Laws, for St. Kitts;_ Clarence, drop,
for South Seas; Centurion, Hippeustall, for Quebec ; Snow,,
, for Tneriffee ; Lad) Brougham, Forbes, for Li-Pe°A,
Monteilm, Chambers, for Baltimore ; Sir William Bensley,
for Quebec • and Powhallar, Welch, for Philadelphia. AT,erra
and sailed for the River, the British Tar, Crawford, from
Leone; Water Lily, Rubir, from Limerick; Alarm, Harit_...cler
from ditto ; Martha Pope, Jones, from Waterford; and A 1
Henry, Lawson, from the South Seas.
,
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 31.—Wind S. to S.W., fresh breel
Arrived the Fly, Lawson, from St. Michael's. f:ii
FALMOUTH, MARCH 30.—Wind S.E. to , o. nar
breezes.-,Arrived his Majesty's Ship Pantaloon, frl-t,e
bon, sailed 22d ult., ; and the Hebe, Partridge, from 64"Td5oa,
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 30.—Arrived the Arcadia, D'n,a;siier,
and Gloucester, from New Orleans ; Cruickston Casty,
and Admittance, Bradford, from Savannah ; and Hirondelle, 'fob
dall, from Bourdeaux.—Off port the Litherland, and Barton' for
Barbadoes ; Oporto, —, for Oporto ; Mariette, and Letitia,
Charente. Cadil;

DUBLIN MARCH 29.—Arrived the Castor, Roe, from
Clayer, Thomas, and Kilmainham, Allwell, from London. b.OO
CORK, MARCH 29.—Arrived the Margaretta, Ballantine,
St. Sebastian's. fr°
NEWRY, MARCH 29.—Arrived the Gertrude, Freernao)
New York ; Sophia, Twaddle, from London.
Od'

The Boston, Bogurdas, from Antwerp, was on shore n
23d ult. ; crew saved. DeeP
The Pearl, from Valparaiso, is supposed to be arrived off - to,

POST-OFFICE NOTICE.—His Majesty's ship ViperA for to
1 . -00
bon mail of the 31st ; letters in time this evening, p ril
Majesty's steamer Tartarus, for the Cadiz and Meliterranefn brig
of this day ; letters in time this evening. His MajestV Jar
Nightingale, for the Jamaica and Leeward Island mail of tDIS a d
letters in time this evening. Steamer for the American
this day, April 1; letters in time to-morrow evening, the o.

(From our own Correspondent.) W' JOY
PLYMOUTH, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 30.—T
has been blowing strong, veering from E.toS.Ehe
S.E. wininatoc°l"set
quence, several vessels, which had been detained, have pot, 110
but upwards of 30 still remain at anchor in Plymouth Soup"•
eveniThe the wind is S.
ng
Kireelise arrived here yesterday from Norway, laden
deals, on account of merchants at this place. to-f
The Royal William, Peake, of this port, sails hence
Prince Edward's Island.
.411 Y fet
The Cato, Crossman ; and Ipswich, Dale, also sail to
Quebec. sail
(Ig
The Bolivar, Richards, of this place, is expected to
Thursday next, with freight and passengers, for Quebec. pub'
The City of Londonderry steam vessel, arrived to-daY from
lin, and sailed this evening for London. piligt°lf
In Hamouze, the San-Josef, Dublin, Viper, and
transport.
In Sound, the Romney.

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY-)
On
CITY, TWELVE O'C--
1,0
We have few arrivals this morning : one French inal'ich de;
Lisbon mail by the Pantaloon, sailed on the 22d inst., °Vie Oa'
not bring any important information. All was tranquil in
capital. No ship letters.
THE FUNDS. a to t,
The debate in the House of Commons, again adjourrie,„.oB
day, continues to excite the attention of the public. Ac,c,",,,tet+t,
the prevailing opinion, there will be a majority against I‘ll''',,coli„r`
Consols, which left off yesterday at 91% % for the '", 9176'
opened this morning with an improvement, 91% 92 ; 01°,11e0)elc
Exchequer Bills, 39 40 ; India Bonds, 20 21; Bank for co'
proved 1 per cent., 217 218. Money continues scarce ,
mercial affairs, at the rate 6f 4to 5 per cent. they Yesterday being post-day for the Foreign Exchanges,
tinued much the same as on the preceding one. floc°
The following are the opening prices of the Foreign rtels'
morning :—Spanish, 641 to 651-; Spanish Scrip, 8 to
str e
Portuuese, 944
The express from Paris does not bring any news fromfromtile tho,
of war in Spain of importance. 107, pi('
PARIS, BOURSE.-Latest prices, Five per Cents., flak ;
Three p
rihig er Cents., 80, 35 ; Cortes Bonds 48 ; Coupons "" It
Tres 19i. to
There is a report at Lloyd's of a revolution at Oport°'
no great credit is attached.
OP. 11
HALF-PAS- pliolre
Owing to its being generally anticipated in the City that tileY
Ministers should be defeated in the House of Commons, oto
determined not to resign office, an impulse has been g've for
Funds. t 91
Consols, which were in the early part of the morning ad 9'..'„aot
the Account, hive since become lively, and have renebneo
at present may be quoted 92 to for money 94 tO Uef 13'
Stock for Account has improved to 2181 to 2191- ; Elchequ
fie°
39 40; India Bonds, 19 21.
noti P pro'
The Foreign Market is also buoyant, with iinPr".„ta ; vet
Spanish Bonds, 65% ; Spanish Scrip, 8% % Prern'i one
tuguese Stock, 95 to %; Colombian has advanced abn°
cent., to42LA ; Danish, 78% %; Dutch 2% per Cents.'
No further arrivals. 0 Ci‘‘
THREE O'— (--

Consols for the Account, 92 to %.
THE FUNDS.--CLOSING PRICES'
BRITISH FUNDS. . • °IP
......
India Stock .....«•«••••.......••
..
Ditto 80nd5....... ...........
South Sea Stock . ...............
.„.
Ditto Old Annuities ..... pit
Ditto New Annuities ....... 440 i,
Ex. Bills, . ........
..„
Ditto
Ditto 50fi1 ..............
Bank Stock for °Pg. •0
India Stock for Act. •••':
Consols for Act.

Bank Stook .
3 per Cent. Red. 92%
3 per Cent Cons 9lh
'3% per Cent. —
3% per Cent. Red 100%
New 3% per Cent 99%
4 per Cent. Assented
Dissented
Long Annuities to expire
J 4.11. 1860
Oct 1859
Jan. 1660 17 1-16 1
nu ;54
FOREIGN FUNDS. 5 Per " '
Austrian, 5 per cent — Portuguese Bonds, .
~..... ".,
Belgian, 5 per cent — Ditto, New D.t.to ..............
~..:100
Brazilian Bonds
.....
,-;',4
Buenos Ayres, 6 per cent — Russian Bonds, 5 Per ........ c,
Chilian, 6 per cent 47 Ditto, Metallic ................
~,.: .., c,
Columbian, 6 per cent
Greek Bonds, 1825, 5 per cent —77
Ditto, 1824 42% Ditto, 1623 ..... . ........... ~•
4,:
Danish
Mexican, 5 per cent., 1825 — French, 0 per cent..,..... .....'")00i.
Ditto, 1825, 6 per emit Exchangel,rench,s per.....c.
.......
....... .. .
....:
tv,,,,,,,,.
0501,
~..
~,
Peruvian, 6 per cent, ...
3440/
DDuitttoch,,f,2l;eirceice

ob" Aoc°,.
MARRIED.
On the 24th ult., at St. George's, Bloomsbury, j°A oe,w,
Aiello, Esq., of St. Andrew's-place,_ Regent's-park,
roline, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Robert An""
of Upper Bedford-place, Russell-square.
elJest
DIED. i:e•
On the 29th ult., at Greenwich, Mrs. Ann i‘,;fessur,tdils,
daughter of the late David Walter Morgan,LL.Pq Little
to his late Majesty George the Third, and Vicar u
Essex.
On the 29th ult., in Grafton-street, aged 73, 'l°
ufl
Esq., formerly of Canada.
On the 30th ult. at Blackheath, aged 2 years, ALtters 4)f
son of Edward Holroyd, Esq., one of the Cunara"'.- /Job°
Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy. ,ter
On the 26th inst., at Blackheath, Julia, eldest datia'
Wrottesley, Esq. of plo•
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