The Sun.
London, England, 1844-03-16 00:00:00

COURT -PASHIONA.BLE.

Sir Robert Peel had a-long audience of her Majesty, at
Buckingham Palace, previous to the departure of the Court
for Claremont, where her Majesty and Prince Albert are ex-
pected to remain until Tuesday next, with the exception of
the Prince's contemplated short visit to the Isle of Wight.
A special train from the Farnborough station will convey his
Royal Highness Prince Albert and suite to Southampton,
whence the Prince will embark on board an Admiralty
steamer for Cowes, and, after inspecting Osborne House, the
Prince will re-embark and return to Claremont the same
evening.
The Princess Sophia Matilda, from Blackheath, and many
of the leading fashionables in town, sent to inquire yester-
day, after the health of the Countess of Uxbridge, who con-
tinues much indisposed, at the Noble Earl's residence, in
York-street, St. James's.

The Earl and Countess of Mount Edgecumbe, and their
youthful family, are expected to leave Mount Edgecumbe,
near Devonport, for Curzon-street, at the close of the ensu-
ing month, for the season.
The Earl and Countess of Chesterfield and Lady Evelyn
Stanhope ,left Chesterfield House on Thursday, for Bretby
Park, near Ashby-de-la-Zouch.
Lord Ranelagh, who has been on a short visit to Don Car-
los, at Bourges, arrived in Bolton-row, May-fair, on Thurs-
day, from Paris.

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ansCEZZANEOUS.
On Wednesday Mr. Thomas Bateson was returned for the
county of Londonderry without opposition, in the room of his
brother, who died lately at Jerusalem.

The trial of the parties charged with the murder of Lord
Norbury has been put off till next assizes. The present Lord
Norbury went over to attend the trial, and give evidence If
necessary, and several other witnesses were also in attendance
from remote parts of England, Scotland, and Ireland.
An inquest was held at Brighton on Friday, on the body of
Henry Solomon, the superintendent of police. The examina-
tion lasted five hours, and terminated in a verdict of " Wilful
murder" against Lawrence. Mr. Baldey, the surgeon, thus
describes the effects of the blow We found a compound
fracture on the lower part of the parietal bone, extending in
a double direction through the temporal bone, into the centre
of the base of the skull.. There is a rupture of the menenge-
rial artillery, with a considerable extravasation of blood be-
tween the skull and the membranes, to the extent of about
6 oz. There is also a portion of extravasated blood on the
opposite side of the head. I consider these injuries to be quite
sufficient to cause death."

A respectable-looking person, whose name is believed to
be James Cuthbert, is in custody, at Coventry, on a charge
of uttering forged cheques. The accused would appear to
have been known by several aliases. He is from London.
The authorities of the Royal Military Academy-, on further
investigating the cause of Gentleman Cadet John Black
leaving the academy, decided on the dismissal of C. J.
Bullock, and punishing, by confinement and other marks of
displeasure, several others, which, having been approved of
by the Master-General, has been carried into effect.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE

named Law, Crookes, and liannswell, were
CLERKENIVELL-(THIS DAY.)
chaTrhgree:wyiotuhntgliemfeonllO wincoutrageous conduct at the coffee-shop of
Mrs. Gass, Star.court, Islington.
It appeared, from the evidence, that the prisoners went to the
shop on the previous night, and, having had refreshments, attempted
to go away without paying the reckoning. Mrs. Gass stopped them,
and they then used language cf a very foul and disgusting na' ure,
and attempted to deceive her by saying they had left the money on
the table. She called a person, named Fry, to her assistance,, and
him too the prisoners assailed in a very violent manner, and tore
his coat in endeavouring:to e cape. They were given into custody.
Mr. GREENWOOD said Mrs. Gass had acted rightly in demanding
payment for her refreshments on the spot, for, if she were not paid
then, in slang parlance, whistle for her money. The
conductenshe might,ofth
theeprisoners was very improper, and he should fine
them IL each, or ten days' imprisonment.

UNION HALL.-(THIS DAY.)
IMPUDENT ROBBERY.-Tao young fellows, named Ball and
Payne, belonging to a very daring gang of juvenile thieves, were
charged with entering the shop of a poor woman at Camberwell,
and robbing it of the till, containing a quantity of silver.
The complainant said that while she was sitting in her parlour,
seeing a lad enter, she went there and found another person, both
of whom rushed out, taking with them the till, containing a quan-
tity of silver, and also, coral necklace. The empty till was found
In a ditch near at hand ;. and two witnesses came forward, who
identified the prisoners as having committed the robbery.
There was another charge against the prisoners of robbing a
gentleman's larder of an aitch-bone of beef and a leg of mutton.
The MAGISTRATE said that he should commit the prisoners on the
first charge, but should have them brought up again for the other
robbery.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.--(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, MARCH M.—Wind this day at noon, moderate
Easterly breeze and fine.
DEAL, MARCH 15.—Wind S.W., fresh.--Arrd. Cossack,
Port Republicain. Put back, British Empire, for Madras;
Rosebery, Bombay; Amphitrite, Rio; Knockhandel, Suri-
nam ; Druid, Barbadoes ; and several others.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 15.—Wind W. to S.W.—Arrd. Su-
matra, London for Ceylon; H.M.S. Tortoise, eastward.
RAMSGATE, MARCH 15.—The Grepaard, Huisman, from
Dordrecht to Liverpool, foundered in lat. 52 N. lon. 3 23 ;
crew saved. The Johan Giraud, Hughes, from Rotterdam to
Belfast, has put in here leaky, having been on shore on the
Queen Sand, and must discharge.
PWLLIIELI, MARCH 14.—Some spars, ropes, and a large
piece of the wreck of the Caroline, have been brought on shore
to-day at Abersoch.
OFF THE WIGHT, MARCH 12.—Edward, Pernambuco for
Amsterdam.
MUMBLES, MARCH 12.—Arrd. Heroine, Liverpool, for
Singapore. with loss of bulwarks, &C.
CAERN,IRVON, MARCH 13.—The Raven, Jones, from
Bangor to Cardiff, is supposed to have grounded on her
anchor and sunk at Porthleidvig yesterday, during the gale.
DONAGHADEE, MAncit 9.—A schooner from the southward
was taken in a squall off this place, lost foreyard, &c., sails
split, and drifted away towards the Scotch coast.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 15.—Wind N.N.W., moderate.—Arrd.
Beulah, Paton, Calcutta, left St. Helena Ist ult.; Octavia,
Reed, Lima, Dec. 6; Manchester, Smith, Pernambuco ;
Columbus, Green, ditto, Feb. 17.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH .15.—The Danish brig Caravan was
lost near Rio Grande du Norte, about the Gth ult.
HULL, MARCH 15.—The Joseph and Mary, from Wood-
bridge to Leeds, got on the Spurn Sand yesterday, but is
expected off ; part of cargo saved. •
YARMOUTH, MARCH 15.—The Louth, of Boston, for
London, has been towed in here dismasted, having been in
contact with a brig off Pollins yesterday.
The Hector, of Shields, and Hero of the Nile have refitted
and proceeded.

sons had burglariously
BURGLARY AT THE TREASURY OF GREENWICH
HosmaL.—Yesterday information was received that some per.
entered the Treasury of the Royal HospitaL
Sergeant Lovell, R 15, ryas dispatched to the premises, situated on
the east side of the Institution. From his examination, it ap.
peared that an entrance had been eflbcted in the rear of the
building by means of a ladder, and breaking through a window, the
whole of the glass of which was destroyed. The thieves were Un.
able to get at any property, and no doubt escaped the same way,
but no traces were left. Yesterday the Council of the Institution
met in the library, for the purpose of investigating the matter and
examining the sentries who were on duty at the time the offence
is supposed to have been committed.