The Sun.
London, England, 1850-03-15 00:00:00

PRIVY COUNCIL.-('PHIS DAY.)

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat to-
day in the Council-chamber, Whitehall. The Lords
present wero Lord Brougham, Lord Langdale, tae Judge
of the Admiralty Court, and the Chancellor of the
Duchy of Cornwall.
Their Lordships were occupied the whole morning
with the further arguments in Rawson's petition in the
case of Noble's patent, is which it was sought to ex-
tend a patent " for certain improvements in combing
wool and other fibrous substances," granted originally to
Mr. James Noble. The patent was, bowel er, eventually
assigned to Meesre. Rawson and Denisthorpe, of Brad-
ford, and those gentlemen had entered into an agreement
to assign the invention to Mr. Samuel Cunliffe Lister, of
Nlanninghauar Yorkshire.

CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.)
The Lord Chancellor sat again to-day in his court, the
Old llall, Lincoln's-Inn, but we regret to say his Lord-
ship did not appear much improved in health. His
Lordship, after disposing of the unopposed lunatic pe-
titions in his paper, proceeded with the further argu-
ments on the part-heard appeal of Tomlinson v. Trough-
ton, which occupied the Court the remainder of the day.

VICE-CIIANCERY•—(THIS DAY.)
(Before the VICE-CHANCELLOR of ENGLAND.)
His honour heard unopposed cause petitions, short
causer, and cause petitions, none of which possessed any
point of interest.
(Before the Vice-Chancellor KNIGHT BRUCE.)
His Honour, having dispose.' of all the causes in his
paper, rose shortly a't?r II o'clock.
(Before the Vice-Chancellor Winn ot at.)
WISSENDEN V. GRIFFITHS.
The further arguments in this par L-heard cue were
resumed, and occup el the whole meeting.

CITY SMALL DEBTS COURT.-
(THIS DAY.)
(Before Mr. BULLOCK.)
FOREMAN V. BARTLE THE YOUNGER.
This was a summons taken out on a judgment ob-
tained in one of the superior courts. The tit feudant :aid
that be had passed the Insolvent Curt since the judg-
ment, and had obtained protection. The debt wu3 in-
serted in the schedule.

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His HoNotra, after some consideration, said he could
not make au order, for the protection was against all pro-
cess, personal or otherwise.
The plaintiff's attorney urged that it had been held in
other courts, that protection in insolvency was no pro-
tection egainst process in county courts.
His HoNouß thought otherwise and refused to make
the order.
A great number of ea: es have been decided contrary
to this decision, but an action for false imprisonment has
been brought against one of the judges of the County
Court for committing a defendant under similar circum-
stances.

SECONDARIES'.-(THIS DAY.)
There was only one case, " Hall v. Spilsbury," on a
bill of exchange, for 101.35. 6d. There, was no defence;
a verdict was given for the amount.

MARLI3II.O"-STREET—(THIS DAY.)
ROBBERY BY ♦ PORTER.—John Leach, a porter em-
ployed at Messrs. Swan and Edgar's, the extensive silk-
mercers in the Quadrant, was brought before Mr. Hard-
wick, charged with stealing from a drawer the sum of
ls. 6d. belonging to his employers.
William Roberts, a, clerk in the employ of the prose-
cutors, stated that it was part of his duty every evening
after business to empty certain drawers, and ascertain
the amount of cash taken therein during the day. For
some evenings past, tatter counting the money, he had
noticed. a great falling cff in the takings, which led him
to suspect that some person in that department had
robbed the drawers, and as the prisoner bad access
to that department, suspicion fell upon him,
and witness, in order to detect the thii f,
marked several pieces cf silver coin, which
he placed in a drawer. On Thursday morning about
four o'clock, he hid himself in a cupboard, from whence
he bad a view of the drawer in which he had placed the
marked money, and in a few minutes after, he saw the
prisoner enter and go to the drawer, which he opened
with a key. Witness then saw him put his hand in and
take something our,. He then rushed from his place of
concealment, seized hold of the prisoner, and found Is. 6(1.
of the marked money iu his hand. Witness then e'n-
municated with one of the firm, and the prisoner was
given into custody. On bin„ searched at the station, a
gold watch, a sovereign, and a quantity of silver coin
was found upon him.
The prisoner was fully committed "or
ANOTHER WATCH I{OBBERY.—JoIin Bennet, known
to the police as a notorious " was br,,oglit twfore
Mr. Hardwick, charged with being cencerued, with a
woman, not in custody, with stealing from the person of
Mr. George Corps Whitfield, a rucdical student, residing
at 64, Lamb's Conduit-street, a gold watch and chain,
value 101.
it appeared from the evidence adduced that, last night
the prosecutor was preceediag along John-street 0x-

f ;rd-street, wt en he was accost3d by a woman, II",
ihrew her arms about him, and wanted him to go with
I er. Ho pushed her away, and whilst she was walking
by his side the prisoner came up and asked him what be
(proccutor) was doing with the woman. 111;°°
I,rosecutor replied that ho had nothing to 0
with her, she came up to him. The w°°3stl.,
then ran awae-, and the prosecutor immediate,'',
missed his wAelt and chair, which he ha
seen mt.,. in his waistcoat pocket at the time toe
woman come up to him. Susreeting the prisoner to bo
an ccomplice, tht, prosccuto, taxed him with bain,irj,,,g
his watch, and said he should give him in charge. '
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prisoner then ran away, followed bythe the prosecutor, I"
ge.
on mectiug with a c,.wtahto gar
Th
Mr. BAe watchRDWICIi. nthatstreet robberies had become
has t d.A ena3o
ave prisoner in Ch
o pp.:valeT.t thdt he was da eimined to mske 'lll%l- -
mple of the pliF.oher, and in order to allow time for
rp;;rehension f the woman be thould remand hip' o'l
,Vetineday next. 1, last
This is about the fifth watch robbery within the
fortnight.

U lUi CI RC ULAR.
The Queen walked yesterday in the gardens of

Buckingham Palace.
The Royal Fatnily took their usual airinr• ;AA
His R-yal ilight,ess Prince Albert Pres'",s.
yesterday at a meeting. of the Royal C,
aion ,`'or the proinotion of the Exhibition of the WOarri.
I,f Ldustry or all Nations to he held in the yea; f
His Royal Highnets arrived at the new P"lace °I
Westminster at three o'clock, at:coded by Col
Bouverie.
The Commi,sioners present were the Earl Gran'
ville, Lord Stanley, Lord Overstone, the Right 11°?;
Sir Robert Peel, the Right lion. H. Labouchere,
Archibald Galloway, Sir Richard Westmacott, !!1.,
Cobden, M.P., Mr. William Cubitt, Mr. 13Z,??.
Pusey, M.P., and Mr. Alderman Thompson, 1%11
The secretaries of the commission, Mr. Scott Bus'
and Mr. Stafford Northcote, were in attendance. be
Colonel Reid, R.E., attended as Chairman of,t,i,t
Executive Committee. The meeting broke UP at •
o'clock. At
Her Majesty had a dinner party yesterday bee
Buckingham Palace. The company included
Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, the 83011,,,r
Minister and Baroness de Cetto, the Danish Igi,n,is"l
and Countess de Mventlow, the Duchess of oerdi
borough, the Duke and Duchess of Argy% etay
Fanny Howard, Baroness de Speth, Lord and
Willoughby de Eresby Lord Marcus
over'

Colonel. thj Right Hon. George L. Dawson Da": pa
Her Royal Highness the Duchess cf Kent arr'v'st
at her residence, Clarence House, St. Jalnes6'„te.
four o'clock yesterday afternoon; froth. Frorni
Her Royal Highness was attended by Lady xe°-r.
Howard, Baroness de Speth, and Sir George Care
His Serene Highness Prince Frederick of ~°„
visited her Royal Highness the Duchess of (11.".
tester yesterday at Gloucester House.
Mr. Ellis, 31. P , had an interview with Sir Gel
Grey yesterday, at the Home-office, to convey Wcibi
an anti-slavery petition to her Majesty, sieen. bet
59,686 women of the United Kingdom, praying
Majesty to promote the use of free labour producaa
A deputation on the sub-division of parishes,4,
an interview with Lord John Russell yesterday Ltd
-
deputation consisted of Mr. Adderley, Itr.
Robert Grosvenor, M.P., Mr. Greenall, M.?"
„ea
Jackson, M.P., Mr. Christie, M.P., Mr. Fre," de,
M.P., Lord Lewisham, M.P., Rev. rederick iv°
and t
Mrhe Rev. Francis Kitchin. Grei
.Cr Cwford had an interview with Ear. -
yesterday at the Colonial-office. te dal
The Earl of Stradbroke had an interview
with SirlGeore Grey. bsa
The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Englan—
a general meeting yesterday.
este 1
rl
Sir Edward Buxton had an interviewy n
with Lord John Russell, at his official resideheB
Downing-street. n the
The Committee for agricultural implements of
Commission for the exhibition of 1851 met Yeste"„ e•
in the new Palace of Westminster. There 0.
sent Mr. P. Posey- (Chairman), Hon. CaPtrekel
Pelham, M.P., Mr. W. Miles, M.P., Mr• ended
M.P., and Mr. Brandretb Gibbs. Mr. Dilke atld.,
on the part of the Executive Committee. The
ing Committee had a meeting yesterday.
Lord Robert Grosvenor, Sir James Mine' Yes,
Masterman, M.P., and a deputation of 'sixty grt,-0.
men, had an interview with Lord John Russe,l_` •,,e-
-terday on the subject of the water supply of t"
tropolis.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council oti-
yesterday, and resumed the hearing of Rtiwe°ll'6
tion fur an extension of Noble's patent. The We
adjourned.

FINE ARTS.
KENDRICK'S PICTURE OF TILLAri
PARTURE OF THE ROYAL A 5,
15A
RON FROM KINGSTON HARBOu'-nec
We have been exceedingly gratified by the I;
tion of an exquisite picture by Mr. Mathew Xen'',"„cres
the celebrated Irish marine painter, of the dePer'-.0
of the Royal Squadron from Kingston Harbourtsie
August of last year. The artist has chosen the It '
merit when the Victoria and Albert is approaen7
the lighthouse on the eastern pier 'of Kingston os9l
bour. The Queen, Prince Albert, and the rlig
children are standing on the paddle-box, vinv,:tr-
their handkerchiefs, at the sauce time that the:'a,
dard is being waved from the mast-head. The -endlitt
the Vivid, and the Stromboli, are slowly steanlin%re
the wake of the royal yacht. In the forsgrenni the
the animated masses, collected on the extremaitY so
pier, and the crowd of small boats, with their nreide
pulling frantically towards the squadron. 9,11t,50cl
the harbour is the La Hogue, saluting; so4their
the royal steamers are the fleet of yachts, vat" 1 is
white sails and gay colours. In the backgrricithe
Kingston, with its noble terraces ; and hehin- 1 tlf•
,mnountains of Wicklow and Dublin, rising obril on
the
eopen sea is on the right of the picture ; Tin n-00.
Il left, the low-lying coast of the Bay of 11, u, re'
The scene is produced with the most scruPtuntl" the
gar to correct representation. The steamers is the ill
royal squadron are portraits, and the local seellertlrlf
depicted with literal fidelity.
We were partio
struck with the admirable atmospheric effects olon,
the artist has introduced, and withthe exquisite Wei
ncr in which he has transferred to canvass the Live
ships themselves. Since Nicholas Pocock weJbey
had no such painter of ships as Mr. Kendrick.
are as distinctly individualised and as full of vois
ratter as are the dogs of Landseer. The pictur,e, on
painted fur the Messrs. Lloyd, of andLudgate-h1" en
whose premises it is at present exhibiting ; stcle
engraving is to be taken from it in the big fitted
of art. Messrs. Lloyd, on its completion, Suuiv:e of
it to the inspection of the Queen, tor the Purr' the
endeavouring to obtain the Royal' patronage ibr
engraving. Her Majesty expressed herself Hooch the
pleased with the picture, more particularly vvitt oce
accuracy of the portraits of the vessels, and;pors.
purchased the picture, at the same time giving. oa
Lloyd permission to exhibit it (for private vii
engraved
the premises at Ludgate-hill, and to have it ,
for their subscribers.
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The following medical officrs will, nit
be nominated Companions of''•'.l Order Sir
!the Cl.' _ .
Bath :—Dr. Franklin, Dr. French, Dr. Hume, lit• ral
Grant,
Dr. Woolriche, Dr. Gunning,- s-Crene
Anspector
of Hospital!. i , -'hertli
FIRE IN CLERRENWELL.—This mornings 15:ind ill
after three o'clock, the gr....test excitement prerfafs"- a
Clerkenwell, in consequence of an outbreak' ef Pre,,,:d.
it is tbetig ,6
prol,erty the most dangerous—that of a
situate in King-street, near Aylesbury-street... di
Food.
wretched SCQfle presented itself—the poor people's
being strewed about the streets. The safety of lb.°
iecure by 11
joining neighbourhood .
was considered
quarter to-four. i
a A n
F AIIGRATION.—The tide of migration seems g .
e i that std
to hare set in; for we learn from LiverP°°" v oil
vessels, for New York alone, lay in the lkler'_ed.. of
Tuesday awaiting the tide. The aggregate nutoey'.,
la .nivialst
their assengers was upwards of ,000. Ale- her
hundreds of other pen • • depart by other
ons aro waiting to tit:obery-1%.
ships —.Not
im

On the 10th inst , at MefiltioßnTHMSo•wbray,
man, of a son. • .011'
On the 11th inst , the I VJlo n Esq.' 11/1'
ady of N . ac .0 i
square, of a son. . , . cores
On the 1 lth inst., at Alf d 1 West, Thuric‘.—
re -p ACO
Mrs. Addison, of a
,son. Wl'
On the 11th inst., Lee, h the wife of the
ee, Blackheat )
Dr. Jerrard, of a son.at
rav dial"
On the 12th inst., in Upper }Jade •street, w-• el'
square, the wife of C.Pennin E Yof a daughter. . _
Lady Adeliza Nor-
gton, s.q , . .d...oie, Oa
On the 12th inst., at Canterbury-villas, Nal -
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wife of Christopher Procter, Esq., of a`

On the 12th inst., at
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A is At. EJR /:,
hEnD,
s. , ncis 31'
Leatham,'
Esq., son of the late Colonel Leathern, nth l 1
late v •
Edinburgh, - , Royal
Siimsh) Dragoon Guards, to Elizabeth, daughter of the la
S pson, Esq., formerly of Sibergham, Cumberland. o.est
On the 13th inst., at S.. Marylebone, Elizabeth, youni of
daughter of the late Thomas Do la Garde Grissell, Esq: •
of Walla
Stockwell, Surrey, to John H. Marshall, Esq,
ford, Berkshire. go
On the 7th inst., at Trinity Church, Islingtov! George
of
Crnikshank, to Eliza, only daughter of Mrs. Wiudisonp
Dolby-terrace, lilington ------"'

DIED. yi.,, tie,
On the 12th inst., in Dover-street, aged 76, John Pr°
Esq., of Salperton, Gloucestershire. It-rs' DID'DID'On the 9th inst.. in Park-street, Islington, ..
CrosOley, aged 71• _, flav
n the .oth inst., at. Margate. aged ;,1, Anne DiauL'e
vey, daughter of the late I;ev. R. 112.rvey.
At Dettum-lodge, Abby•lodge, St. John's•wond, °II the
11th inst., blr. W. C. I. Brace, late of Crawford-street.wAt,
On the .Ith in,t , at Shirley, near Croydon, William
ton,: Esq., aged 46. # gall
ins
At Biekley-park, Bromley. Kent, on the 12th "'
Ann, the wita of J. F. FAann, ag..41 51 ;A w f the
ho
tin the I2th inst., :It llPrtiord, Elizabeth, Iv'''°, • v
late E. Green, Esq., of Sprangewell, alerts, aged 79'4
-ell J'
On the 13th inst., Richard Eykyn, Esq. 01 er°"
Hornsey.

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