The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-07 00:00:00

MARYLEBONE VESTRY.

(THIS DAY.)
The vestry having met this morning, at e usual
hour, the clerk, after reading the report of last weeks
_
meeting, called the attention of the vestry to a letter;
complaining of the erection of buildings in front of sots.
houses in Cottingham-terrace, New oad. The late'
was from Mrs. Jennings, a lady having a house in C°t'
tingham-terrace, is front of which a stable had been
erected, in consequence of which the rent of the house
had fallen from 130/. to 90/. ; and a similar fall had take°
place in the rent of other houses in the terrace.
. VESTRYMAN expressed his opinion that the vestry
had no need to interfere on this occasion. If the inh"'.
tsnts of Cottinghatn-terrace were annoyed by buildings
between them and the road they could themselves prci"
coed against the parties, as well as the vestry.
Mr. GOMM said that the vestry were not sufficiently
active in preventing such nuisances ; that the erection of
such buildings ought to be interfered with before these
completion; that persons might not be aware of the
gality of such erections as those in question ; and 1_
notice of the intention of the vestry to take measures !II:1
remove them was sent to the parties in time, it would
save them much expense and inconvenience.
Mr. WILSON thought that it was the business of the
parties concerned, and not the business of the vestry, t°
proceed against such erections, and that the
.vestry
ought not to interfere in the matter.
The conversation then dropped.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—( THIS DAY.)
LomsoN, DEC. 7.—Wind N. to N.E., fresh brealt
cloudy and frosty.
DEAL, DEC. 6.—Wind N.W., light.—Arrd. Ann' ofcfr,
New Providence, St. John's ; John Craig, Me°
Quebec. Sid. Bangalore, China ; Ganges, Calcuttl)!
Curraghmore, Madras and Bombay ; and
Bivion, Ceylon ; Camilla, Buenos Ay res ; Pythsgoriw'
Pernambuco ; ;Cybele, Berbice ; Princess Royal (trt:
port, Barbadoes ; Feronia, Jamaica ; Russell, Cuba
Lockhart, Dominica.
PowrsmouTre, DEC. 6.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrd. ,13°L
O
Fernando Po, for Amsterdam. Sld. Brunswick, r
and Bombay.
SOUTHA)IPTON, DEC. 6.—Sld. Aulatly, Ichaboe. r
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 6.—Arrd. Camilla, Mules, De°
rata ; the Experimental brigs from a cruise.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 6.—Arrd. Johns, Fox, Quebec.
ry•
BRISTOL, DEC. 6.—Arrd. Anna Watson, Stirling,
cutta. Sailed 4th, Rankin, not Rattan, for Mobile.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 6. Wind S.S.E., light. ~ clef
Eliza, Quebec. Sid. Eliza Johnson, Brazils ; Een
Ichaboe; Energy, Havannah; St. George and Rochesteeb
New York ; Jenny Jones, Legra. Of; George, Fin ,
St. John's, New Brunswick.
THEDDLETHORPE, DEC. s.—Nearly all thecars°°
the Elf Gesehwester, ashore near Ilattoft, has been 01,,
in good condition. Part of the cargo of the Mathe'd
about 300 quarters, has been undamaged, also sorce
the ship's stores.
Conic, DEC. 4.—Sid. Clecfrid, Ichaboe.
CASTLETOWN, DEC. 2.—Arrd. Circassian, V 0
—, for Cuba, with loss of main topmast, &c.,
encountered a severe gale on the 28th ult., in Ist.
lon. 12.
LIMERICK, DEC. s.—Sld. China, Savannah.
CA RNARVON, DEC. s.—The Portmadoc packet, frol
Liverpool to Pwllhele, was run down this morning/ °
Holyhead, by a large brig; crew saved.
Suco.—Arrd. Dumahair, Ichaboe, (21 days.)
HULL, DEC. s.—Sld. Powdrell, Ichaboe.
YARMOUTH, DEC. 6.—Several hundred red and wbitt
deals, varying from twelve to twenty-one feet in 1i.11107:
were washed ashore last night on Yarmouth boe''
many of them are burnt.
HARWICH, DEC. 6.—The vessel reported asbore,r
the Sunflaer, is the Ruby, of, and from Newcastle I`,,
London; she has been got off to-day, and in here verii
leaky, and part of cargo thrown overboard. A 1,141
barque got on the gunfleet this morning, but got°
and proceeded.

RAILWAY RETURNS.
RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The following are the Total Receipts of tlyi
ways for the past week—that is to say, up to the date to which,4
respective returns are made, together with the receipts of the
week in the previous year :

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4
Week o 04 4 Last
~..,
ending NAME OF RAILWAY. week. :
.',,
Z co
0,..
:-:--,
..i ,2 Nov. 30 Arbroath and Forfar
.. ..
29 Birmingham and Gloucester. 0%
•86.
Brandling Junction .••. • • •
30 Bristol and Gloucester . ......
29 Chester and Birkenhead . ............ 430
28 Dublin and Drogheda.. .......... .• • • 581 --
Dublin and Kingstown ...... ••.• • • 07
Dec. 1 Dundee and Arbroath . ..... ..... .... 298 251
,00
Nov. 30 Durham and Sunderland . . 1,036 ;j3/
30 Edinburgh and Glasgow ..•.•.. • • • • • • 2,063
„I'o/1
Dec. 1 Eastern Counties and North Eastern.. 3,634 •,•,09
Nov. 30 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr • . • 1,472 boo
30 Glasgow and Green0ck......... .... 715 , figt
30 Grand Junction
30 Great North of England ...... ••• • • • 1,557
~!'.i3.1 Dec. 4 Great Western .• • ..... • .. ... ••• • • 13,281 I ',641
N0v.29 Liverpool and Manchester .. .. ... •• • 4,316 3•',7i
30 London and Birmingham . . ..... .... 13,693 1.50'6"0
Dec. 1 London and 81ackwa11.............. 708
N ov. 30 London and Brighton . ........ ••• • • • 3,896 -
e •943
34 Dec. 3 London and Croydon 9 1,009 4.9
5 London and Greenwich ............. 782 , ,".).;$ I London and South Western ..••. • • • • 5,021 4,0
1 Manchester, Bolton, and Bury ...... 830 I
, 11
N0v.29 Manchester and Birmingham— ••• • • • 2,975 AO
30 Manchester, Leeds, and Bull Assoc.. 6,385 , '';i6
30 Midland Counties ........ ..... • • 8,640 7'
30 Newcastle and Darlington ....... •• • 1,C,4 1 IA;
30 Newcastle and Carlisle... •• • • 1,668 1•1 Dec. 1 Newcastle and North 5hie1d5......., 340 3
N0v.29
North Union And Bolton and Preston
1,409 110i0
Dec. 2 Paris, Corbeil, and Orleans .. .... •• • - 4,832 S'yb
2 Paris and Rouen . .... . • .... ... . 3,972 ''.(l2
Nov. 30 Preston and Wyre..................
307 410
30 Sheilield and Manchester • 0
.
Dec. 5 South Eastern ...... .. .. .. ..... ••• . • 4,035 .512
Nov. 30 Taff Yale .. .• .. ...... ............„
873 03
1 Yarmouth and Norwich 616
175 ,oi
Nov. 30 York and North Midland .

follows 11
MILITARY FORCE IN IRELAND.—The
the official return of the military force at preheat to
e
Ireland, which completes the garrisons in that eon°
of for the ensuing winter :—Cavalry-2d Reeiment.„,
Dragoon Guards, Longford ; 3d ditto, Ballincollleb:
4th ditto, (2ahir ; Ist Regiment of Dragons,l?ll, lin ; Bth Hussars, Dublin ; 10th ditto, Newbring
of
11th ditto, Dundalk. Infantry—lst Regiment
Foot, Clare Castle (depot company) ; 2d ditto, , niskillen ; sth ditto, Belfast ; 14th (depot comP'l%,
Belturbet ; 15th, Limerick ; 16th, Dublin ; 2.`gd,
Kilkenny ; 30th, Limerick ; 32d, Dublin ; 51,,1r Cork (depot company) ; 34th, Athlone ; 35th,
no;
nagh (depot company) ; 36th, Newry ; 38th, Boyle (clit„rly company) ; 46th, Dublin ; 54th, Mullingar ; 56th, v't ; tin ; 60th, Ist battalion, Fermoy ; 61st, Buttevel
65th, Castlebar ; 66th, Dublin ; 69th, Templeco(netis
72d, Cork ; 77th (depot company), Waterford ; d
ditto, Naas ; 81st do., Templemore ; 82d do., Trtueo.,
85th ;
do., Londonderry ; 89th do., Newbridge ; 90t11 t,
Clonmel ; 93d do., Birr ; 95th, Kinsale ; and Ist 1,111,
talion Rifle Brigade (depot company), Athlone.
ori
effective military force, including the Royal Horse f/j,
Foot Artillery, and Royal Engineers, now in Irely'r;
is 26,000 men. Besides the above, are the recent-1;
organised Chelsea out-pensioners, who are fully equiVe,
and ready to be called out at a short notice
if rP L.ici tre
The armed police amounts to about 10,000 men., stationed
throughout the country.
Til NEW HOSPITAL ron CONSUMPTION,
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather, ,1.4
works of the new building at Brompton are
proceedi`;,;
rapidly, and it is sincerely hoped that in a few niont'
the western wing will be roofed in, and the interior 0:r,
0,
tion in progress. During the past week the Commit
have received several valuable donations, and at the
meeting of Governors, at which Sir John Hare, Butt',
&c., presided, the most enthusiastic feelings were,
pressed that the good work would be very speedily e°ol
summated. The annual income of the hospital ft°
subscription now somewhat exceeds 1,1001.
A DETESTABLE WRETcti.—A miscreant of od
name of Stokes, who has been residing in Sunderior
for two or three years past, but who is a native d°
where where in the neighbourhood of London, has been',,,a,
mitted to Durham gaol by the magistrates of Sunder;aa
for a disgusting felony committed with a young,Ase
about twenty years of age, whom he kept in the P",,ii•
with him. The details were so shocking that the 1014', to
trates could scarcely maintain the patience necesSarJtbe
the dignity of a court of justice in listening t°, the
examination, and the wretch conducted himself with ,a•
most brutal hardihood. He was in comfortable ci,re -
f.
stances, and lived in a low part of the town, selw)ra
, y• ever, feeling any inconvenience from want
of his remittances from the south were said to be Pu..,r)",,icti and liberal for a person living in the low style in " re' he indulged. The whole neighbourhood in
which 1.,i1 113
sided seems to have been polluted by his exampl-e
vice and crime.
The members of the Licensed Victuallers Tretr;
tion Society, of Birmingham, associated withthe;,d
cieties of many other important towns, have detern3';be
to convene a meeting of delegates
appointed bYtunle
licensed victuallers throughout the kingdom., to o°,o
at Nottingham, on a day to be appointed, with
of determining on an address to both Houses or -,Ding
went, and of adopting such measures and orgnionot
such plans as may tend to best promote the per°
interests of the trade.—Birmingham Pilot. r,utotl
The Marquis of Bute has disposed of his
-1' The
Hoo estate to a gentleman of the name of Wa-ooL
consideration money is stated to have been 180, ter'
NOT TO BE WONDERED Ari—The "odero
Chronicle states that a quarter erAsk of OZ.. Car;
which had been placed in the " bakehouse" of 1
rington, of Rockferry, had, by " some unknown 11eaes,
exploded, and blown the roof off, besides destro3,. bl 4
the windows windows in the dwelling-house, and dreadfidiY,v,taon,
ing one of his own suns, and injuring Miss Carr'
and a dressmaker at work there at the time. p3-st
4. Large flocks of wild geese have for some ew,•;ou the
been playing their airy gambols on the coast betwet.
Duddon and Moreorabe Bay.—Canthey land Facql,los".
EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY.—Died,
a d °_ll,,,cedagU
day, at Cragnagour, near this town, at the Y"
life
wtY.EP?
of 110 years, Mr. Michael Considine. Inearly it
was apprenticed to the tailoring business, In
for some time. He was always temperate
and addicted to gentle exercise. He attend
reAsii
bath devotions at his parish chapel within thit.3rjbi,
and lately walked into this town and back day. ‘'ot:t
dente, distance of seven miles, on the saarr„brough
his faculties were unimpaired to the last, 0' a 0,,t exel"
his long life his conduct and character were
the
plary.—C/are Journal.
bet Wee out
night, and
.
FIRE AT NEWINGTON.—Last
Beckett, a rot, n. ,
hours of six mad seven, a very alarming fire,se go tV,bn;
nou the premises of Mr. B.c
.„.ow,ng.te
ea It'
Manufacturer, lien and Chicken-lane, IN wsur
damage is considerable, but the property is
posed
eseAd ttloash-aovffieee. stphaerldcisfasromtera.
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