The Sun.
London, England, 1850-06-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 10.—The royal yacht Victoria
and Albert, Captain Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence,
G.C.H:, received her crew this afternoon from the Royal
George bulk, and hoisted the pennant and ensign.
The Fox, 42, has beets removed from dock to the
basin today, repaired for re-commission.
The annual inspection of the Royal Marine Artillery,
Colonel-Cemmandant G. A. Gibsone, has not yet taken
place, but will in a few days.
It is reported that on the arrival of the Vengeance,
84, from'the Mediterranean, she is ordered to be paid
off all standing, and'to be re-commissioned forthwith by
the same captain, Sir Heary M. Blackwood, Bart.
The Fairy royal yacht, Master-Commander Welch,
will embark the Duchess of Kent, his Serene Highness
the Prince of Leiniagen, and suite, at Cowes; on Wed-
nesday morning, for Gosport, on their return to London.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE S.—Her Maj9sty's steam-tender
Myrtle. Mr. S. Bradden master, arrived on Thursday
from Holyhead.
Captain Lord John Hay, Commodore-Superintendent,
has issued an order for the officers and men of the Royal
Dock-yard Battalion for the next two months to drill in
the Granby-square-field, for which the permission of the
Board of Ordnance has been obtained; the Infantry to
teave the yard at 2, and the Artillery at half-past 4.
Notice oas also been posted in the yard that r•ne man
at Sheerness and one at Deptford have been dismi,sed
from their reap'-ctive battalions, and rendered incapable
of further serving her Majesty, in consequence of dis-
obedience of orders.
Wind, N.N. W.

UNIVERSETY INTELLIGENCE.
CAyIRIDGE, JUNE 10.
CHANCELLOR'S ENGLISH MEDALLIST.
The Chancellor's gold medal for the best English Ode
on the late Queen Adelaide has been adjudged to Julian
Pane, of Trinity College.
SIR WM. BROWNE'S MEDALS.
These medals have been adjudged to the under-men-
tioned :
Greek Ode—Philip Perring, Trinity College.
Latin Ode—Wm. Rayne*, Clare Hall.
Epigrams—Wm. Wayte. King's College.

SUMMER CIRCUITS OF THE.JUDGES.
Yeaterday thF days f,r holding the es izra on the
NortLern, Norfolk, and Western Circuits, were finaliy
arrang d end fiziti by the judges appointed to proceed
thereon, viz,—

NORTIII,RN.—Judges, Ur. Justice Wightman and Mr.
Justice Cresswell—Yorkshire, Wedn.*(irsy, July 10,
at the Castle ri York; City of York, the same
day, at the Guildhall of York; Durham, Wedufa-
day, July 24, at Durham; Northumberland, Monday,
Jul) 29, at Newcastle; Town of Newcastle, the same
day, at the same place; Cumberland, Thursday, August
1, at Carlisle; Westmoreland, Monday,. August 5, at
Appleby; North of Laueashire, Wednesday,
August 7, at Lancaster; Soul Division, Saturday,
August. 10, a• Liverpool.
NORF LlL—Judges, Mr. Baron Alderson and Mr.
Justic. Ptitt.son-13uckinghamehire, Saturday, July 13,
at Aylesbury; Bedfordshire, Tuesday, July 16, at fled-
ford; Huntingdonshire, _ Thursday, July 18, at Hunting-
don; Cambridgeshire, Saturday, July 20, at the County
Court, Cambridge; Norfolk, Thursday, July 27' at the
Castle at Norwich; City of Norwich, the same day, at
the Guildhall of Norwich; Suffolk, Friday, August 2,
at Ipawich.

VcTESTERN.—Judges, Mr. Justice Coleridge and Mr.
Justice Talfourd—Wiltsbire, Wednesday, July 10, at
Devizes; County of Southampton, Saturday, July 13, at
Winchester; Dorsetshire, Friday, July 19, at Dorches-
ter; Cornwall, Thursday, July 25, at Bodmin ; Devon-
shire, Wednesday, July 31, at the Castle at Exeter;
City of Exeter, the same day, at the Guildhall of Exeter;
Somersetshire, Wednesday, August 7, at Wells; Bristol,
city of, Tuesday, August 13.
The days of the Oxford, Midland, Home, and North
and South Wales have not been finally fixed.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
MARYLEBONE.
The following case occupied an hour and a half of the
time of the sitting magistrate, Mr. Broughton.
The charge, as it appeared upon the police-sheet, was
agaiest a mal, rather shabbily attired, and who gave his
cane Richard M.Allister, for having been 1-,und near the
pi ernis• s of Miss Bellew, Stockley House, Primrose Hill-
road, Regent's Park, for an unlawful purpose.
Several witnesses having given evidence,
bliss Bellew was sWorn—She said (under much ex-
citement) for the last three years I have lived in terror
of my life through this creature (looking at (I,- ftnidant),
and I dismissed him from my service in consequence of
improper convenation.nsed by him in the kitchen. This
time two years he attempted to seize me and drag me
from my carriage on my return from Epsom races, and
he declared that my carriage and horses were his, and
the house also.
Mr. BROUGHTIIN—Has he ever said anything to you
personally about marriage? Miss Bellew—No.
Atter 'some further proceedings the defendant was
asked what he had to say in answer to the charge.
Defendant-4 hope your Worship will send the case
to the sessions, when I shall be prepared with counsel
and witnesses.
Mr. BROUGHTON...4 shall not .adopt that course.
Defendant—Very well, Sir; then I'll go on. Miss Bil-
let, made a positive engagement with me to become my
wife, and assured me that nothing else- could ever make
ber happy, and she has told me that she purchased the
house she is living hi for ourselves.
Miss Bellew—l declare most solemnly that there is
not a word of truth in what this man hat stated.
Mr. BROUGHTON said he should require defendant to
put in bail, himself in 591,and.twosureties in 251. each,
with notice, 1.1 his keeping the peace, and being of good
behaviour towards Miss Bellew and all her household for
a month.

Mies Bellew—l'm surprised, Sir, that you have only
secu.ed this man for a month.
The defendant was removed by Mitchell the gaoler
and Miss Bellew, with her relations and friends, then
quitted the court.

RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS.
BRISTOL, Avis 10.
STOGY EXCHANOIL—The market remains much the same
as on Saturday, the onjy alteration being in Bristol and Ex-
eter, which were done at 65.
LIVERPOOL, Jug 11.
STOCK EXCITANOK—The market was firm to-day at the
quotations. The transactions were as follow :—Lancashire
sod Yorkshire, Fifths, 9 11-16 dis.—Great Western, 571,4—
London and North-Western, 107%—Ditto New Quarters,
par—Midland, 3614 —Ditto, Halves, 26% die.—Ditto, Ere-
wash Valley, 56—Dutch Rhenish, 5 dis.
'MANCHESTER, JUNE JO.
STOCK ExcHsafax.—There was a fair amount of business
done to-day, and prices were firm. The transactions were
as follow :—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 40 th—Ditto, Fifths,
a
,Mn‘radon.cNhelrs)tt,he r-ZS be latffieDßreniiitd'Rt
9 11-16 dis.—Ditto (West Riding Union), Bt4 dis.—London
,olmiti:On:dp:LruerinAecoDreillintisoeirNeBlQu—utahDr-tEei
trastso,t,
over, Consolidated Stock ( tio. 4), 5.
STOCK EXCll"Ent"'—qhere was nothing done in the
eQi:nuadriatsen—South
leading lines of railway to-day. The only transactions re-
ported were —Shropshire Union, 4% dis.—South Stafford-
shire, 31. 18s,. -9d. dis.
YORK, JUNE 8.
follow :—Great Northern, 10tAi—Caledonian. 9'i York
Newcastle, and Berviick,l4% —Ditto (G. N. E. Purchase), 14'

MILITARY 1511 GAITS OF WINDSITL—The aggregate
sums speciAlly provided in votes by Parliament for the re-
pairs and alterations (it the buildings for the accommodation
of 'the MilitarY Knights of Windsor from. •1100 to J 3,5,5
azimut, accco,4ag to raw% littely issued, to 9Atijl