The Sun.
London, England, 1832-11-10 00:00:00

CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

COUNCIL OFFICE, TVHITEFIALL.-(THIS DAY.)

DAILY REPORT of CHOLERA CASES
New Cases
Deaths
Recoveries... . 4?,
(Signed) WM. MACLEAN, Secretary.

MR. HUME.—It is said that a considerable
body of the Liverpool freemen have it in contemplation to
invite the Member for Middlesex to become a candidate
for that
.borough..--Nanchester Chronicle.
.The Marquis CLANRICARDE has performed,
we•are told, a great equeatrian feat. The distance from
Boulogne to Paris is 170 miles: this was done in IS
hours, in order to he present at a fete given by Lord GRAN,-
vILLE. Of a truth, says the Cercle, here is a nobleman
(qui court Nrment), who rides devilish hard for a dinner.

At the assizes for the department of Vau-
elase, held at Carpentras on the 28th ult., a woman, named
VAILLER, and her paramour, Roux, were found guilty of
murdering the husband of the female prisoner, who had
detected them in the act of adultery. As the Jury declared
that the case was free from aggravated circumstances,
Roux was sentenced to hard labour for 20 years, and the
adultress to imprisonment for life Galignani's Mcssen.
STATE OF rrltADE.—We have no material
alteration to note in the state of the wooolen and stuff mar-
kets. The sales in the Leeds Cloth Halls during the past
week have been about the same as for several weeks pre-
vious, and the finer qualities of stuffs, merinos, &e., still
continue in demand.—Leeds Intelligencer.
The finding and sentence of the general
Court-martial held on private JAMES HAWKINS, of the
77th regiment, at Government-house, in September last,
for maliciously firing a musket, loaded with powder and
and hall, at Sergeant WIIITIIAM, of the same regiment,
having been approved and cor.firmed by his MaiEsTv,
was on Friday promulgated to the troops in this garrison.
The Court found the prisoner Guilty, and sentenced him to
he transported as a felon for the term of his natural life ;
and his MAJESTY has directed that be may be sent to New
South Wales.—Devonport Journal.
SINGULAR WOUND BY A SPENT BALL.—
An officer of the 30th Regiment, who went with his cigar
in his mouth and sword in hand, to cover the retreat of
the army in the descent of Mount Atlas, bail his mouth
completely full of tobacco-smoke, which even kept the
dental arches asunder, when he was struck on the right
cheek by a spent hall, which entered and lodged in the
oral cavity without any other lesion than the perforation
of the soft parts which it met in its route. The officer
spat out the tobacco-smoke and the bullet together. There
still remains a slight scar on the cheek.—Medical Gaz.
A fiiend of ours, who is one of the most
facetious, is a wit and punster at the same time. One day
during the time of the great commercial distress, he was
travelling down what used to be the King's-r..ad, with
another gentleman also of a facetious turn. The road
sand had been scraped together, and banked up four or
five feet high on each side of the road. Some boys had
been
" Dear me, more distress !" "
galloping upon it and broke it down, which occa-
claim,
sioned one of them to look out of the window, and ex.
What's that ?"
" Look," replied the one, pointing, " another country '
bank given way." "No wonder," replied the other,
" see what a run there has been on it." Now this was
punning ; but no one can deny both wit anti repartee.—
Metropolitan.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)