The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-13 00:00:00

LAW AND. POLICE.

At the Sheriffs Court the following outlawriea were pro-
claimed :—Thomas Hawkes, James Mills, Sarah Louisa Lane,
George De la Pier Beresford, Edward Walpole, Charles James
Vynery, Edward Tucker, Mary Parer, Henry Whittaker,
John Hunter, Samuel Bamford Homer, Henry Mirrick Elder-
ton, George Woolly Roole, Sir Henry Floyd, Bart., William
Milieu Thomas, William Pyne, George Scott, John Bird, and
Charles Hon.
Mary Stubbs, the wife of a man of very good character, and
the sister of a respectable publican, was brought before Sir
Peter Laurie, at the Mansion House, charged by Mr. Bush,
the solicitor to the Committee of Bankers for Protection from
Forgeries and Frauds, with being implicated in the street rob-
bery, committed upon a clerk of Barnard, Dimsdale and Co.,
bankers. The amount of property stolen was 2,0001. in notes,
and of these the prisoner had presented 3001. at the Bank. She
was remanded.
Another party a female, said to be implicated in the for-
geries of wills in the cases of Miss Slack and miss Burchard,
has been arrested. She is the wife of a respectable tradesman
in Oxford-street.
At Guildhall Henry Harrill, one of the men employed in au-
perintending the delivery of coals and potatoes to the poor, at
the charitable institution called the " City Kitchen," in Black-
friars, was brought before Alderman John Johnson, charged
with stealing 168Ibs. of coals, and 281bs. of potatoes, belonging
to the charity. Evidence having been produced to convince
the sitting Alderman that the prisoner, to a certain extent,
was guilty, he was sentenced to the treadmill for seven days.

COVTIZT PASI-IXONABLE.
The Duke of Bordeaux visited the Dock-yard, at Deptford,
on Wednesday. He afterwards proceeded to Woolwich, where
he dined and slept, and cleat day inspected the Arsenal, and
the other Government establishments at that place.
Lord Brougham is expected to arrive in this country, from
Paris, in a few days.
Lord and Lady Beauvale have arrived from Hyde-park-
terrace, at Brocket- Hall, where they have been stpying since
their return from Broadlands, on a visit to Viscount Mel-
bourne. Lord and Lady Palmerston are expected to join the
family circle from the Duke of Bedford's, at Woburn Abbey,
where they will pass a few days en route from Broadlands to
town.
The Earl and Countess of Limerick have assembled a large
family party at South-hill Park. The circle comprises Lord and
Lady Monteagle, Sir Henry and Lady Francis Calder, Mr. and
Lady Louisa Pole, Lady Elizabeth and Miss Standish, Count I.
awl Lady Cecil de la Feld, Mr. and Lady Caroline Russell,
the Hon.. Edmond Pery, the lion. Stephen S. Rice, and Mr.
and Mrs. de Vet e.
The Duke •f Cambridge lately presented to the" Ojibbeway
Indians 101. in money, ten pounds of the best tobacco, two very
handsome brooches for the squaws, and two splendid silver me-
dals for the two chies ; the money has been equall divided be-
tween the nine.

rtIISCELLIINEOUa.
It is stated that the wood-engraving branch of the Govern-
ment Female School of Design has been abandoned. On the
re-opening of the school after the Christmas holidays, the
teacher was dismissed, and the pupils told they were to dis-
continue their studies. Some of the pupils are said to have
made very flattering progress in the art.
The principal landowners in East Kent, says the Kentish
Observer, are about to meet next week, for the purpose of
arranging a general meeting of agriculturists to determine on
such measures as may be necessary at the present crisis of
Anti-Corn •law agitation.
On Thursday the anniversary dinner of the Gardeners' Be-
nevolent Institution, instituted in 1838, for the relief of aged
and indigent gardeners, took place at the Crown and Anchor
Tavern, in the Strand, Mr. John Noble, F. S.A., in the chair.
From the report it appeared that the Society was now esta-
blished upon a firm basis, and that the purchase-money in
Government securities now amounted to 800/.

The general court of the Royal Humane Society has awarded
the honorary silver medallion to Dlr. Henry APKillop, late a
midshipman of the Belleisle, for having jumped overboard and
saved a seaman, at the imminent risk of his life, whilst the
ship was at anchor in one of the passages at the entrance
of Chusan.

SPLENDID STAG HUNT WITH MR. POLE'S HARIERS.
—Mr. Pole's excellent little pack of hariers had a capital run on
Thor' 'ay, the meet taking place at the Windmill, White Wit'.
tham, Berks, at which a field of between 50 and 60 were pre-
sent. A fine deer upon being uncarted at Weston Mill, about
two miles from White Waltham, made away to the left of Bin-
field Church, through the park, where it ran a circle round
the mansion, crossing the lawn to the Stag and Hounds, Bin-
field, thence to the Golden Ball, at Bracknell, where it doubled
to the left between Bracknell and Warfield to the park of Sir
John Walsh, and thence away to Holly Oak-lane, crossing to
New Lodge. through Folijohn Park, where it doubled again to
the right by Winkfield Church, leaving the church to the
right, when it took to the road by the Fleur-de-lis up to the
Crispin, within about a mile of the Royal Kennel, and was
there taken, after a run, at a tremendous pace from the com-
mencement, of two hours and a quarter, over between 20 and 30
voiles of very heavy land, without a singe check. Mr. Pole,
who met with an accident while following Sir John Cope's
hounds a fortnight since, was not sufficiently recovered from its
effects to proceed throughout the run.
VERY COOL.—The Gloucester Jourial gives the
following copy of a letter, sent by some person in Tewkesbury
to a gentleman in that neighbourhood, who was supposed to be
desirous of adopting a chin!, having none of his t,wn i—" Sir,
Having heard that you expressed a wish to a child and did
not mind giving a sum of money as an inducement i flatter
myself that i have it in my power to furnish you with one to
answer your purpose in every respect it is a boy exactly three
years old a good looking healthy spirited child and sound wind
a,nd you will never be troubled concerning the child
afterwards so that you can rair him up suit your inclination you
can send word by the bearer anti appoint aney time to nitro
the child."