The Sun.
London, England, 1844-03-26 00:00:00

acct, Westminster.-3farch 15, 1844.
VkLP,
—DONIAN RAILWAY, from Carlisle to
the
Edinburgh and Glasgow.
,1tt,r,)48 cation for Shares in this undertaking being already so
mites to leave very few for local distribution, the Provisional
coqbe
g leave respectfully to inform the Public that no
be received after Thursday, the 28th inst.
By order of the Provisional Committee,
J. H. HUMFREY, Secretary, ad interim,
Parliament -street, Westminster, March 26, 1844.

N:.!..:2.:_1'arl i a ment-sireei, IVestininste;,isiich 26, 1844.
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kk,,, b 9 NEXT DISTRIBUTION OF MONEY
qty !DEN-DS AUTHORISED and GUARANTEED by HIS
44::8116 EMPEROR of AUSTRIA contains Money Dividends
41 £7O £72 £BO £9O
2(4,r, .£llO £l2O £l5O £2OO
£,,„- - £3OO £5OO £6OO £750
h, '"'. £1,200 £1,750 £4,000 & £21,000
‘4,14 11114 Amounting together to £154,308 sterling.
Ithivli:untdir contains as many Dividends as Bonds. Every
k smallest Dividend - - £6B
-Ikt for Largest Dividend - - £21,000
I"rospectns, witk tllli particulars, without delay to
\\____ HEINE BROTHERS, at Hamburgh.
Or to HEINE BROTHERS, at Lubeck.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET'
(THIS DAY.) raedi6l.6.s
Very considerable excitement was caused in the hlinerso.,.
neighbourhood of this Court, and a vast crowd 1.;) ;tr., beh;
assembled in front of the office, in consequence of 'to o
known that the examination of a set of gamblers effec t
place. It appears that the capture of them waa noteadenef
without much tact and stratagem. Mr. SUPT—body
Baker of the C division, accompanied by a strongoid
the police, proceeded last evening between eight coalsl
o'clock, and, in pursuance of an order from tbetba rota
sioners, effected an entrance into the house NO. 16' fter 155.4,
of Leicester-place and Leicester-square, where, $ .oto
difficulty and confusion, they succeeded iu taking
er of the
tody twenty-eight persons, amongst them the 0wP..., ja
premises, and three persons aiding and assisting hrseiyeelil:
conducting and management of the house. They al. di‘te,
bank, amounting to about 11/., a roulette table, has boll
535 bone counters, seven money rakes, three ball
1,00,
and various other gambling implements. The
tit.- kOOO
long been an intolerant nuisance to the neigilh?„,.bit.
The examination was proceeding when our reperw'
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THE " STANDARD" AND THE HOUSE
—When the Ecclesiastical Courts Bill shall Paflo- 070
House of Commons, we will have an opportunity °,l,e pert;
what it is; for that assembly condescends to let Tirigstah;
know what laws are in preparation for it, by Permild bY, 00
in progress, as well as all its other papers, to be 5e,,,he00,,,
printer to the House, while Bills, or other papers or tion
of Lords, are not sold, except by their Lordship?
•nocals' tbs
other favoured and confidential servants—an i,..gtitig
to all who dislike asking favours of Lords, or an"-
society of their domestics. g
SALE OF THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRi-
AND MEDALS.—The sale of the first portion of thit"-Seird
cent collection was concluded on Saturday, s"„gfs,
Christie and Manson's Rooms, King-street, St. ellta-noisee.ri,
sale was very well attended through the week by 10; jacow
and dealers, but the bidding was confined to a f tees,.
duals, Mr. Cureton, who was commissioned by. the the cog' if,
the British Museum, purchasing fully one-half of
..,sA Ise/
tion for that institution ; Colonel Fox also purchaT to $
but beyond these gentlemen few persons bong the Greg
extent. The sale on Tuesday commenced withi,:ooo7oo
silver coins, which were continued throng f,elL sta
and Thursday, the lots selling remarkably ;the ?riot
Roman series was submitted on Friday. April.' opal, )0
coins were some of extraordinary rarity; a Bine" of "-;_,,•
of the time of Pertinax realising 171., and 00;„
Faustina, well preserved, and of the greatest WWI.,
dark ti
patina, being knocked down for 401.
_Sob 6.1;
gold coins the two following were the most rentie dr&
Carausius, obv. his head; rev. Hercules rastingnild ),11,50
ins. Conservatori Auggg., extremely fine, 721, a °be weir
obv. his head ; rev. a figure standing, holding 3 b OP 010
left hand, and at his feet two captives ; ins. Oriclot it for
tremely fine, 105/. ; both purchased by Mr. Cllret°ol',s.t,io,
British Museum. The amount realised by the Collin.' aye.
was 478/. 19s ; second ditto, 730/. 19s. fid.;
t *N
498/. 15s. ; fourth ditto, 4501. 17s. 6d. ; 111 J
Is. 6d.; sixth ditto, 612/. 14s. 6d.; making - .40
"-‘ fed'
3,357/. ss. 6d. Tbe fed'
DEPRECIATION OF MINING PROPERTY. ~.f
Celyn and Blaina Iron Works, Monmouthshire, Wr,earel?
nesday last brought to the hammer by Messrs' ropeltYAr-°
and Co., at Gartaway's. The above valuable Pmenaviik
the Company above 400,000/. ; the biddings CO
40,000 guineas, and the property was, after some sis The 511,
dings, ultimately knocked down at 59,000 gailif!st,
hold land, situated at Cwm Celyn, abounding:,,"" erale ,
comprising 101 a: lr. 3p., with the coals and
14a. 2r. 9p.-7,000/.—Bath Journal.
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INFANTICIDE.--at a late hour iast night last, °Nal/
concluded an inquest, adjourned from SaturdaZ 'o'o the
Ship, Farmer-street, New Gravel-lane, Shadwokorali ;la
of a newly-born female infant, the illegitimate 0" teatis:oo
young female named Julia Scales. The body 11.5tbree
water-closet. The jury, after a consultation mtiast_atsi
and a half, returned a verdict of Wilful Murder 5:00500
~
Scales, and the coroner issued his warrant foro '-
of the woman to take her trial at Newgate as 500 r era
in a fit state to he removed. ,A 0 0
NlAGARA.—Measurements have been in-it APPf#l6,
volume of water of the Niaara river, from...,Wh.lcara es,.
that " the motive power oft he cataract of atale:Dall
by nearly forty-fold all the mechanical force °for
steam power rendered available in Great Britaet saga
pose of imparting motion to the machinery t.Ltiort;pfir
perform the manufacturing labours for a large...or-ittle,
inhabitants of the world, including also the F-4, sod deed'
for transporting these products by steam-b0a,,,5.""
lied
cars, and their ships-of-war to the remotest °e ore „
it appears probable that the law of ffravitY, $6 0 ol°`l 116
cove, by the Creator, puts forth in this single lirate raoTexl°
tense and effective energy than is necessary t°„,
artificial machinery of the habitable globe. „Alif
Journal. vstpeir
FANCY FAIR UNDER THE T1iAg0,,%,035 ,e Or,
being the anniversary of the opening of the ,„,eijiors"oo'
a fancy fair was held in the Tunnel, to aoll"ieoce,
completion of this extraordinary triumph of scfivid•
itgiera
and perseverance. The centre arches that were
parallel lines of road through the Tunnel' „iir kind/oi
with holly and other evergreens, and were n'yariotieme
'
pied with stalls displaying fancy goods of eye'
amongst which may be mentioned medals an
the Tunnel, printed on the spot." tbe
BIRTHS. lOW
On the 20th inst., at the Castle, Parsons-o°lj' e 0`
JO.
we
Countess of Rosse, of a son. . the of b
On the 18th inst., at Northbourn Vicaragp-
Rev. George Rainier, of a son. Fri
On the 20th inst., at Tenby, Mrs. Rivers
poith
daughter.
the
On the 21st inst., at Wells, Somerset, WB.ollllllla
of a son.
On the 22d inst., at the Rectory, Wendlehuitygtervre.•
wife of the Rev. Walter Lucas Brown, of th►
On the 22d inst., at Lee-park,
Smyth M'Kenny, of a daughter.
Blackball

• • op Lmaua cll. ID, 1649.
UALEDONIAN RAILWAY, from Carlisle to
Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Pplication for Shares in this undertaking being alr,•ady so
s to leave very few for local distribution, the Provisional
' "
-1°1410„.'6 beg leave respectfully to inform the Public that no Ap-
can be received after Thursday, thaith inst.
By order of the Provisional Committee,
22 • J. H. HUMFREY, Secretary, ad interim.
arlialnent-street, Westminster, March 26, 1844.