The Sun.
London, England, 1844-02-23 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET•

(THIS DAY.) .
Mr HARDWICK begs to acknowledge with thanks tiblirro
ceipt of the following note and contents —"nor
enclosed the half of a 5/. Bank of England note, for W.f.-a- Ai..
box of your office. If you will be kind enough to scr:thir
ledge it through the press, I will then send you the (7e,
half.—Yours, obediently, Z. E. D. Thursday.'
Also the stun of 5/. from Miss Mary Brown. •
.450
Henry Jones. a powerful young man, between 25
years of age; vas charged with' attempting to break intejilt,
stables in Smith's-yard, Great Windmill-street, Hayto•:,Ap
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belonging to Mr. Christopher Munsey LUCAS, a 667
street, furrier. • - .
Police-constable No. 123 C, stated that between elikt
nine o'clock last evening, as he was going his
roa al
found the prisoner at Mr. Lucas's stable door, in t,ll_,le upOtit
forcing it open with a crowbar. He directly rushed
him and secured him, with the crowbar in his hand. bee."
were marks on the stable-door where the crowbar 101" d 01...
used, and. a padlock securing it had been forced of ee..,„of
lying at the prisoner's feet. Another man was in ec",o
with the prisoner, but he made his escape on witness
the mews.
Mr. HARDWICK asked if the prisoner was known? ,40
The prisoner vehemently declared that he had neYer.7;
been in custody.
Police-constable No. 113 of the C division; said the 01,
had been known to the police for some time past, 0 ire
desperate character. About two years ago he .waste.in
convicted of felony at the Central Criminal Court,- WII,
nuary last he was committed from this Court for ee
sive robbery in the neighbourhood of Golden-square'
Wilks, the gaoler, said the prisoner had also been
with 'stealing a great quantity of type. Qy
Mr. akupwicx said be would consider how be .
dispose of the case.

QUEEN-SQUARE.--(THIS DANitiv
Mary Ann Moody, a girl of the town, was charge" 4'
felony. a API. 1
Thomas Bryan, a private in the Fusilier Guartw_.9 /Its
that he accompanied the prisoner to a house of to ,700111
the Almonry, Tothill-street, where he shortly as!
missed his belt, which was valued, at 12s.' fle ,11010.
drinking, but was sober at the time.—Remanded unii*
day neat.

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TWO VESSELS ON FIRE. 00
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Intelligence was last night. received of a fire havitfbollll,.
out on board the Sarah,. Captain Brady, belonginf _Ac 174
ing. The fire was first perceived about three o dune
terday morning, at which time the vessel was about 91.0.110;
of the Shipwash and the Whiting, port of London. 1,7,-0
mediate alarm was raised, and all hands did all that ciettiL
could be done to extinguish the fire ; whilst th2riviolf;#
engaged, the vessel struck on a wreck with sac', 1;4
that it is supposed part of her bottom was stove .—orpolocr
captain, finding that the vessel was fast filling, gier,,,e ~.,
to launch their long-boat, which was just accfroilL;
when the Sarah sunk. The brig Sussex, Captain l'• o'v"
some time after, in passing, picked them up, .and tla
on board. The Ramona steamer, however, took 100 ,0
board at a subsequent hour, and landed them. Thei
of?,
tamed by the disaster must be somewhat considerab t i
is not known, as yet, whether the vessel I AO
Every accommodation was shown to the captain an o
by the captains of the steamer and the Sussex. 0000
Intelligence was likewise received last night of 1_,,4 ti
very alarming and destructive nature having e:•;isiAd
board the Home, belonging to, and lying in, the a,,„ vi
North Shields. The vessel was what is termed a .7011:0
was registered at 360 tons ; she was built at Neweas;v
year 1826, and has been for' several years engage ..1
North American trade. The fire broke out 0,,,,,,,,,
night, and when the flames were first discovered lota'
obtained a strong hold of the vessel ; so much lreiln'e
destruction appeared almost certain. Great fiers,.. the.V,
entertained for the safety of other vessels lying "' mob AY
I'
bour. A steamer was therefore obtained, to W../ i'''
flaming vessel was made fast, and it wax towed °„' 0
tier, and laid on the land side. Notwithstandittia
was done to extinguish the fire, it was not Inastiild
the Home was almost burnt to the water's edge....... • '
loss must be very heavy. The origin of this
preceding one, is unknown.

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WOOD PAVING IN CHEAPSIDE.— i
A notice •
been posted up at Guildhall, by order of the C°lllllllefr
of Sewers, stating that, on and after Monday, t.,
March, Cheapside will be closed to vehicles,. for Cote
of carrying out a resolution of the Commisstonellbotar
in the whole of that thoroughfare with vrood-,„0
missioners also give notice that stone removed lutv,
side will be used in repaving parts of London-will' /
ACCIDENT AT THE LEAGUE M.EETISO*---.10?
exceedingly sorry to state that a serious accidet 0010
at the great meeting of the Anti-Corn-law
Covent-garden Theatre, an Wednesday sysningioolifolk
Mr. O'Connell appeared upon the platform, a 11.1fheti 0101.
to see him as he entered, and a gentleman tali, btr,,,ft):,
residing at Clapham-rise, who was standing 0,1.7;00'14 tr,
the back part, was unfortunately hurled off bact,;oo;l7.t
retiring of the wedged mass, and fell some (116`,.;,
stage below. When picked up it was found that '
broken, and without disturbing the meeting, °t Ova?,
known in the slightest degree, he was carvied_V
James Wilson was speaking, and taken to PiII• P 5,002,
chemist, 24, Great Russell-street, Covent-gso,ll then r,
was found that the fracture was two inches belucoro.,l.-
and Thomas Wakley, jun., Esq., (son of tile tbesP-ss?'
Middlesex), who had accompanied him from tbe $
mediately set it for him.' He was conveyed 0111 $0
and is now doing well. O ,1,11)4
TIE DIFFICULTY OF DISTINGUISH-- hel bog,
FROM DRUNKENNESS.—Mr. Payne, City Coro,ner;ftbe.„,
quest yesterday at St. Bartholomew's Hospita
John Pantlan , a bricklayer, aged forty-seve
deuce it appeared that on the morning of Satttido
the deceased, who had complained of illness for 11,0054,10 Pi
viously, was at work assisting in rebuilding AOOOl7, •
down some time since) in Aylesbury'-streele bow,
His duty was to wash down .the outsale t vistas in
about half-past ten o'clock; Mr. Webb, the COothe 000,11
into one of the rooms, saw him standing bY. op n
fire-place. On seeing his employer, be welt ought
staggered in such a manner that Mr. Webb t„?
under the influence of drink, and sent up A 1047
him goingon to the scaffold outside, being 1; rµ d0°
fall off. He came down stairs, and had neltYll ehotiloa
bottom, when he fell heavily on his head Aduhorne, 00 to
the stairs into the passage. He was rernov%ed in 10010
sequently to the hospital, where he reol'o3 be ;700 iii,
insensibility (with but a slight interval, w „sday,
see his wife and five children) until A
-fittsfreide
died. He was unconscious of having to
George Boy, house-surgeon, proved the deces.7,o/
• 00 j,
from aerous apoplexy, the fall having 111 sot
nexion with his death. Verdict-'4 pied froo4
apoplexy."

MARRIED..
ha% iter
On the 15th inst., at Meriden, Charles ar! _act, 10
London, to Anna Maria, eldest daughter of Jimm its
master,'Esq., M.D. koli/leNtt
On the 20th inst., at St. John's Church, Clerh• _roP,
Rev. Henry Wynter of Chatham, to Ann rat6.o„a, sow
daughter of the late 'Thomas Francis Rance, e'" ''' ~,, .
of the City-road, London. , ~,,, Pn.. 0
On the 20th inst., at the British Ambaasna2rlo
Woolley, Esq., of Walton, _ near Peterborougut,, oi "
daughter of the late W. COmerford Clarkson,
tors'-Commons, London, oesogoeS°Cist;
On the 20th inst., at Beaumont, Winelfit'r9.4o,
sq, eldest son of Sir Every, Bart., tt° '
of the late Rev. Sir John. Robinson, Bart-

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DIED Dip JO'
On the 16th inst., in Lamb's Conduit-street, of
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derson, aged 66. 80/ te
On the 17th inst., at 'Windsor, Mr. Job -
Southampton, aged 78. '94
a Soren' Ve*
On the 18th inst., in Gower-place, Bichar doe
On the 19th inst., at South Lambeth, Fol Diolll'
sister of Alderman Lucas, aged 75. :f Oft'
On the 19th jest., Elizabeth Mary, the W... 6 o /cot,
of Bedford. square, Brighton.
On the 20th inst., George Stone, .eburitt" betl"
Esq., pf Chi t vos
On the 20th inst., at Leicester-squarei ICJ' e .niel
only surriving daughter of Mr. David late
of Oh'
On the 21st inst., Hamilton Gyllp gstl4 la
Lodge, aged 39.

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