The Sun.
London, England, 1844-11-30 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

AND
Publtt Optnten.

" W7ao runs may raid."

At the same assizes a dancing-master of.Birall?
named Matthew Bennett, was sentenced t'7,
months' imprisonment for an indecenA assault '''' )
his female pupils.
John Mewsane, a soldier i-. 1 the Coldstream")
for a robbery under a threat of charging a Pe.,,,,T
an indecent assault, was sentenced to fifteen ye.' i
portation at the Central Criminal Court. J.
In the New Court the Common Sergeant o`lol/ei
Henry Miller and Charles James, alias Eitel], 0,4
a notorious gang of swindlers, to seven years' Op
tion each. They were convicted on separate inc 9
and James, who was twice convicted, had an "
fourteen years added to his sentence ,i V)
William Popj o y, charged with having s' 77
yards of Orleans cloth from the' premises oi,r,f
Garrard and Co., linondrapers, Leicester-air/IN
fully committed from Marlborough-street. di
soner, who was a sailor, stated that he hdi
robbed by a woman of all his money, and a 4
committed the theft to get transported. ell
Captain Archer Whaley Owen, master of
Fairy Queen, appeared before Mr. Ballantiadi)
Thames-office, to answer a charge of •,,ssaultiutiro
Davis, an apprentice, on the high seas, in a '.'„e t°
manner. It appeared that he had t'requentlyrif, 0
boy in a most unmerciful manner. He was bee'/
to answer the charge at the Central Criminal '
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c 0 tam _PASS XEROX' 82131011' ;1/?1
Lord and Lady Colchester received a selec of 4
Kidbrook, Sussex, last week, to meet the Ear ifid
borough, her Ladyship's brother. The NoblaiidP
expressly to town on Saturday to dine with r''
Peel, and to attend at the chapter of the ors` vf
A 4 Bath at Windsor Castle. d
The alliance which has been spoken of I.'2r o'4
~ Cry•
between the Rev. Lord A. Fitzclarence ar.d DO" ti,/
daughter of Lord Henry Gordon, ar.d nie,c,,{ir
Aboyne, is understood to be fixed fo,e the 2d " "cl.
next.
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The Marquis and Marchione..,s of Ely, 0r..,,‘ of
by Lord Henry and Lady I,rina Loftus, el,',ogo/1
visit to the Duke and Duedess of Norfolk, le'", i
nesday afternoon, for their residence at;00/J
Viscount Clive, who came from Petworth "- ri
visit to the Duke and Duchess, has taken his cif
,;
The Marquis and Marchioness of Thonioh,l, )
grave-square on Tuesday last for Brighton, ."
their intention to reside during the winter. I
The Marquis and Marchioness of Norm if
left Clarendon Hotel on a visit to the DV:CO a'jj j
of Bedford, at Woburn Abbey, where -s fashioPr I
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have assembled on a visit to their (graces. 0/
The Marquis of Worcester. son of the frif
Duchess of Beaufort, will attain his majority hr e/
next, when the event will be celebrated by „jr,,o
joiciugs on his Grace's extensive estates in 1./ j
shire and MonmouthiCre. 4OF
The Earl and Colintess of Harrington left* 0'0.41
Gardens on Tuesday last, for Brighton, whe.:61,,,
Earl and Countess purpose to stay about th'%etter j]
The Earl of Pembroke has arrived in S'illefo. r
after having made a short tour on the C•0.,0,300
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Madlle. d'Esto has arrived at the Clare° 4
from a tour of visits. ii'le
Earl Fitahardinge has arrived his re
Spring Gardens from Cheltenham.

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AItItIONIMAISETACIITN. 91,4).
In the Gazette of Thursday, among other ~A vw
one for an Act for making, ereQting, and 10,''',7pitT#A4'
bridge across the Thames, :tear Chelsea 1-I°-:110,."„4
another for a Bill to incorporate the gorern° Or
scribers of the London Orphan Asylum. Theft'''.
chiefly railway notices, of which there area/. Ve,
forty-nine. to ig
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On Wednesday a gang of swindlers, wl/
taking a great deal of money by means of fr 000,4,
letters, were pounced upon in the money-"r",,,de,,trj
the General Pest-office, Dublin, by two o rog)
police, and taken into legal custody. ,eY
ceived the amount of orders from the c, Aar' pe):0
the fruits of their successful operations upct,or
dupes. The detectives were waiting frt' try, ,J
office, and seized upon them the rzorrient ,001;
verted their money-letters into cae'.l. fritqo
At Liverpool, on Wednesday e,;.ening, Lec
charity ball of the Licenser!, Victuallers' '-'101.40e
place in the Town-hail, by -permission of 0,5 col'
Town Council, and under very distinguish'
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T, ej,d.
LONDON AND BIRMINGIIAJI le e
speech of the Chairman, Mr. Glyn, 5t i 0 re'iotPi
meeting of the, Company, that gentleulanir' -0101'010'ft
to the proposed branch from Worcester to v' Coe' t)j
ton, was made to say that the Worceste' that
proposed to the Grand Junction CornP acZatehcc)l
portion of the projected Mesworth, IVotii
Wolverhampton line should be made jo;.nOrthe rot
pany referred to by Mr. Glyn we so 89 and
showed, the Birmingham and Glow ;ester, te
Grand Junction Company. —Herald,. i
The Directors of the Bank io'sued a o°lit,ctie loliksiiiece;
afternoon, that they will lend money 00 t ihe elorttl;
cities during the shutting of the banks, )rt. or
of the dividends, at the rate, of 21- per efi,°t Aill;b010lis
This notice has taken the banking_ intere;stberthe
they seem to have expected an advanoe aio tied
reduction in the rate. The time Jim it°
January, and we believe that it is the
hich the Bank of England ever mad a lv°—
'braid

rozszaw.
The pupils of the Conservatoire Royal had the hcsl3
...;,°f
of performing Raoul Ce Crequi, on Monday ern, /
before their Majesties at Saint Cloud. Arnongso
company present on:this occasion was Marshal Bugeso
Before his departure from Algiers, Marshal 13,ugetitr
published an order of the day, announcing that
.lAeder
nant-General de LamorefElte would act as Coatol)',i/4
in-Chief during his absence in France. The e/);
states that the Marshal will go to Excideuil at tJ',e,,,,tt
of this week, but will return to Paris to take par' die.
discussion on the Address in the Chamber of D sPa'f::
The Gazette des Tribunaux gives an accottat c',
extensive fraud by a Paris bookseller, whom it c ills i
and who has fled from justice. It is stated than ilito
day he got discounted fifty bills for various tah°o
some of them, it appears, large, drawn on tihi,eo
ite
booksellers in the country. He produced falseleo,
from them acknowledging the receipt of books, on
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thorising him to draw for the amount. The bonfof,
who were applied to to discount the bills had, there
no suspicion of fraud. ftil
For a few days, says the Canstitutionnel, some o
t)
hatters at the Boulevards, and in the purlieus °roe
I'alais Royal, exhibited in their shop.windowe 00
fashioned hats ticketed Chapeaux Zurbano, CI41)0^)
Narvaez, wishing, no doubt, to revive the Bolit'afOl
.1 jurillos, but they have been withdrawn by order °
police.
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We learn from Palma, in the Balearic Islands, t--11
Jesuits have just established themselves there in sPI4
the law to the contrary, and that the political chic' e
several of the other authorities were present at the
tnony of opening their church.
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A letter from St. Petersburgb, in the Universal li
man Gazette, states that the health of the Eniprlo;:
Unproved, and no longer causes any uneasiness. b„
count of the mourning worn for the Grand lath`
Alexandra, the Empress appears but rarely in ft
and it is thought that a considerable length of tio9
elapse before the tikes of the Court of St. Peter
will resume their former brilliancy. ii'o
It appears by a letter from Bayonne that the taro,
many parts of Spain are infected by banditti
ereater extent than at any other time during tli°
.
four or five years. g 1
The Observateur des Pyrenees states that a proO,
has been made to the Spanish Government by an
brill
company to construct a railroad from the hriri;,
Aviles (Asturias) to Madrid. Its capital is said
2,000,000 f. It demands a lease of 80 years, an f.
n/
mission to bring into Spain, free of duty, all the 15
necessary to construct and work the line.
The spirit of gaiety peculiar to France has been lt'
4,
displayed by the squadron of Admiral Parseval, ",
its station in the roadsted of Tunis. Several of the,,
gave amateur theatrical representations, and the, oj
even went so far as to send out its play-bills priv
letters of gold. tif
A letter from the North of Italy, dated Novel:rtl
states that the Adige had, on the 25th ult., ')t
third time this season, broken through its tire
the right and left, and spread over all the flat gri`/t!'
from Neumarkt to Deutschiuetz, rendering not tot(
high road impassable, but also that from Laag to ' di
In the last-named village the water was four fee
and all communication was cut off except by b°4ol'
The Akbar, of the 17th, states that the tbre.e;i
condemned to death for the murder of the Agra fl
being ordered for execution at Tenyat-el-118041t
directed to that locality under the escort of a L',
gendarmes. When the party had arrived 11110
resting-place for the night, beyond the
-defile 011,
l)jer, the prisoners knelt down, and remained OVI,O
longer than previously. Throughout the whole tr,;(
indeed, they had been apparently unret.nitting Illi,
devotions, and whenever a halt took place. 1!i ft
out, however, afterwards, that they were hil'lp'
ployed in getting rid of the irons on their legs, e P
trived to escape.
MAW AND POLICII. d
In the Court of Exchequer several actions var
for the recovery of penalties from Charles Cued'l);
William Dean for smuggling silks, in each cf lip:
verdict was taken by consent for the Crown for4i,
value. The sum of these single values is 4,575'„,g
each defendant. Hence, as the law makes the 1:0 t,:
three times the single value, each defendant is, 19.1,1:
liable to the extent of 13,7261. 45., or of 27,452"41"
tween them. All these cases were connected 'II'
, Custom-house frauds.
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John Wilson, alias Rowland Howell, age",..,
_,„ 50 fel',
scribed as a tailor, was indicted at Maidstone" „
fP )
ously setting fire to a stack of hay, the property. v
Stephens, at Farnborough. He was acquitted-
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At Gloucester, Mr. Justice Coltman senselle7ril
Weare to eighteen months' imprisonment and bier.
bour, for maliciously stabbing a man named 1335.0
The Judges are beginning to act on the decloy,
the house of Lords in the O'Connell case. A T.OO
convicted at Warwick of having in his posse~ 11/
mould of a shilling, and in passing sentence 3611''1
Patteson said the indictment consisted of twooN
but since a recent decision in the House of 7r
he
could not pass one sentence on them both, and ‘",
he ordered that on each count the prisoner be t raii.,pi
for ten years, but the term to commence at est
same time.