The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-09 00:00:00

ItiA3IE OF RAILWAY.

Arbroath and Forfar •••• • • •
Birl.iingham aria Gloucester • • • • • • • • • •
Branaling Junction . • • .... • • • • • •
Bristol and Gloucester • • • • •
Chester and Birkenhead ...... . •
Dublin and Droglieda• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Dublin and Kingstown . • • • • •
Dundee and ;\rliroitth
Durham and Sunderland .• • • • • • • • .• • •
Edinburgh and •.;insgove •
Eastern Counties and North Eastern.•
Glasgow, Kilmartmck, and Ayr.. • •• • •
Glasgow and Greenock.• •••• • • • • • • •
Grand Junction • •
Groat North of England • • • • • • • • •• • •
Great Western . • • • • • •
Liverpool. and Slanchester •• • •
lomion and Birmingham .
London and lilac wall .• • • •.
London mid Brighton • • • • • • • • • • • .••• •
Londom ~nd Croydon . • • • •
Lon.lon ant Greenwich . • • • • • • • • • • • •
Loutloil and South West
Manchester, Lolton, And Bury • • • • • •
Manchester and Birmingham • • • • • • • •
!,tanchester, Leeds, and :lull Assoe• •
Midland Co,yit ies • . • • • • • • • • • , • • • • :
g 1,1 DarlinO.on . • • • • • • • • •

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I.I.:4IYD'S
LONI AN, liNc. S. to XL..

cloudy And t'rotty.
DEAL. DEC. 6.--;Wind N.W., light.—Arrd. Ann, of
New Providence, St. .Tohn's ; ?o :u Craig, Mekle,
Quebec. 'Sid. Bangalore, China ; GaugeE. Calcutta ;
Curraghinore, Madras and Bombay ; and M.
Bivion, Ceylon ; Camilla, Thienos Ayres ; Pythagoras,
Pernambuco ; ;Cybelo, Bcrbice ; 'Princess Royal (trans-
port, Barbsaoes ; Feronie, Jamaica ; Cuba ;
Jane Lockhart, Doruinica.
PORTIVICUTIE, DEC: 6.—Wind • E.N.S.—Arrd. Boy,
Fernando Po, for Amsterdam. Sld. Brunswick, Cape
and Bombay. •
SountameTON, DEC. 6.—Sld. Aulahy, Ichaboe.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 6..L-Arrd. Catalina, Mutes, Deme-
rara ; the Experimental brigs from a cruise.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 6.—Arrd. Johns, Fox, Quebec.
BRISTOL, Ditc, 6.—Arrd. Anna Watson, Stirling, Cal-
cutta. Sailed 4th, Rankin' not Rattan, for Mobile.
LivEapooL, DEC.• 6. Wind S.S.E., light.-- Arrd.
Eliza, Quebec. Sld. Eliza Johnson, Brazils ; Eagle,
Ichaboe; Energy, Havannah; St. George and Rochester,
New York ; Jenny Jones, Legra. Off, George, Finch,
St. John's, New Brunswick.
THEDDLETIIORPE, DEc. s.—Nearly all the cargo of
the Elf 'Gez,chwester, ashore near Hattoft, has been saved
in good condition. Part of the Cargo of the 'blathers,
about 300 quarters, has been undamsged,...also some of
the ship's stores.
CORK, PEc. Clecfrid, Ichaboe.
CASTLETOWN, DEC. 2.—Arrd. Circassian, Duny,
—, for Cuba, with loss of main topmast, Ste., having
encountered a severe gale on the 28th ult., in lat. 52,
lon. 12.
LIMERICK, DEC. s—Shl. China, Savannah.
CARNARYON, DEC. s.—The Portmadoe packet, from
Liverpool •to Pwllhele, was.run down this morning, off
Holyhead, by a large brig; crew saved.
Suco.—Arrd. Dumanair,. Ichaboe, (21 days.) •
HULL, DEc. s.—Sid.- Powdrell, Ichaboe.
YARMOUTH, DEC. 6.—Several hundred red and white
deals, varying from twelve to twenty-one feet in length,
were washed ashore last night on Yarmouth beach;
many of them are burnt.
HARWICH, DEc. 6.—The vesel reported ashore on
the Sonflaer, is the Ruby, of, and from Newcastle for
London; she ha's been got off to-day, and in here very
leaky, and part of cargo thrown overboard. A large
1 barque got on the guntleet this morning, but got off
and proceeded.

MARYLEBONE VESTRY.
The vestry having met on Saturday, at the usual
hour, the clerk, after reading the report of last- week's
meeting, called the attention of the vestry to a letter,
complaining of the erection of buildin,gs in front of- seine
ii,Late-i in Cottingham-terrace, New road. The letter
was fn.in Mrs. Jennings, a lady having a house in Cot-
tingham•tcrrace, in front of which a , stable had been
ereei,d, in consequence of which the rent of the house
had cl.:jlen from 1301. to 901. ; and a similar fall had taken
phini in the rent of other howes in. the. terrace.
A VEsTarm.a.ti expressed his opinion that the vestry
to interfere on this occasion. If the inhabi-
t,,:i,.ts of Cottin,gham-terrace were annoyed by buildings
bet'Aecti them and dm road they c‘Aild the pro--
eeed ii:•.aiust the parties, as well as the vestry'.
Mr. Gomm said that the vestry were [lot sufficiently
aetiv.•in preventing suck nuitnnees ; that the erection of
such buildings.ought to be interfered with before their
completion; that persons might not be aware of the
atity of such erections as those in question ; and if
notice of the intention of thy vestry to take measures to
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, to
proceed against such erections, and, that the
_vestry
ought not to interfere in the matter.
The conversation then dropped. •

tIANCHESTER AND BOLTON AND
AND MANCHESTER RAILWAYS.
ite.
'I4NCHESTER, THURSDAY EVENING.—This afternoon
"'Pedal general meiling of the Company of Proprietors
of the Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Carol Navigation
atla Railway was held at Hay ward's Hotel, in Bridge-
street, in this town,-for the purpose of taking into consi-
. derat' um and deciding upon a proposed arrangement be-
' ",./reen the Map/sheaf er and Leeds Railway Company, and
t
• Said Company of Proprietors jointly, if so agreed
with the Hull u.nil Selby Railway Company, fur uniting;
414 consetlitlating into one concern the traffic and busi-
ness of the s::.:(1 two first-mentioned Companies, or, if so
41-:reed, of the said throe Companies, under one manage-
',tent, and for giving such owers and authorities to the
of Management, iu reference to the terms
of, awl for carrying out, tub proposed arrangemAit,
the meetine: might think it ; and to authorise the
`,; minuittee of Management to apply to Parliament
tor the requisite powev t. give Cull a &et to any arrange-
Rout which might be come to between the said two
first-mentioned Companies, or between the said three
'"mpanies ; and also for taking into consideration and
Ileeiding upon the making of provisional arrangements
tor the management of the traffic and other business of
the said two first-mentioned Companies, or, if to agreed,
of the said three Companies, in connexion with each
other, until the sanction of Parliament could be ob-
tain'd or for such other period, and on such terms and
eonditions, as at such meeting might be agreed upon.
dames Braticker, Esq., of Liverpool, took the chair.
The proposed.arrangement provided for the soint work-
ing In Perpetuity of the two railways and navigation,
from
the Ist of January next, subject to the following
• stipulations—namely, each Company to remain pro- I
rietors of their own railway and canal, and liable to
their own debts and engagements. The joint concern
t!) mansaed by an associated board of ten Directors
from the Leeds Board, and three from the Man-
Cheater, and Bolton Committee of Management ; the
Working stock of the two Companies to become the pro-
Perty of the associated Company. The net profits to be
the proportion of eighty 53-100 to the Leeds
• Company., and of nineteen 47-100 to the Manchester and
Bolton Company for the year 1845 ; and afterwards of
seventy -eight 2-10 to the Leeds Company, and twenty-
rlsi 8-10 to the Bolton Company. The capital for future
• branches or extension of either line, including the sub-
scription of the Bolton. Company to the Bury and Ros-
, "elide Company, to be contributed by the two Com-
, Panics in the latter proportion. The arrangement to be
extended to the Hull and Selby Railway Company, if
so agreed.
The CHAIRMAN moved that these terms be agreed on.
Considerable opposition was shown on the part of the
meeting to these terms • and,
A PROPRIETOR moved as en-ainendment, that the
latetb.. •
be A OMORI to Ow eity %is *oath%

THE Cueacit.—The Hon. H. Arbuthnott has pre-
sented the Rev. Alexander Ramsay, M.A., of Clare
Hall, Cambridge, to the Incumbency of Tintinhull, So-
mersetshire. The Rev. Henry Thomas Cooper. Hine,
M.A., Reader of St. James's, Bury St. Edmund's, has
been presented to the Rectory of Quarrington, Lincoln-
shire, .on the nomination of the Marquis of Bristol. The
Vicar of Greenwich has presented the Rev. John
Young Hughes, of St. Catherine Hall, Cambridge, to
the Perpetual Curacy :of Trinity. Church, Greenwich.
The Leal Bishop of Peterborough has instituted the
R...v. Joen Neale Dalton, M.A., of Gouville and Caius
Gni lope Cambridge, to the Vicarage of Greetham, Rut-
larelsbire. The Lord Bishop of Worcester has insti-
tuted the Rose E. W. Foley, M.A., Of Wadham Col-
k.:::c, tixi.rd, to the Vicarage of Great Malvern, vacant
by the thfith of the Rev. 1)r. Card. The Rev. Henry
-Chili') iloughten, M.A,, has been instituted by the Lord
Bishop of Peterborough to the Rectory of Markfield,
L.sicestershire. The vicai•up of Geddington, North-
tuupton.,,hire, itas.lieccin6 vacant by the death ot the Rev..
.John Iltele; it is the gift; of the Duke of Buccleuch.
ORIGINAL HARWICH RAILWAY.—It appears that
this Compauy is the only one iu a condition to enter the
lists next session. Whatever party may be successful,
there ea be no doubt that the government plan of con-
verting Harwich into a steam-boat harbour must be
highly advantageous to a railway.—Railtray. Record.
STATE OF TRADE.—The demand, except with the
houses who travel, is much in the same state, the orders
received being very small. A great many hands are out
of employ.. There is no prospect of any amount of
business being done for the spring trade of the United
States. Wool still remains firm, and' yarns are not
selling, at reduced rates, to any extent:—Leicestershire
Mercury.
'r
the
CATTLE Snows.--The first Sussex cattle show of
season
ss
was(w)nrbe.(ri I
nletfiupecli
hea cnaetd on
ni
rTenduu.ems Tuesday at
numbers,
lt
ebLudetiwn
dinner
severalse
The Earl o asf stock
SUICIDE BY INHALING THE.
stahtri,,s,
VAPOUR. OF CHARCOAL.
Thursday afternoon, Mr. Walton, the Coroner for
Chichester presided, and Sir. Henry Sheffner occupied
.
the Tower of London and its precincts, held tin in- the vice chair. 'Between fifty and sixty persons were
quest at the queen's Head public-house, Tower-hill, present, including George Darby, Esq., MP, Mr. John '
on the body of Thomas Smith, aged 35,. late book-. Ellman, IL Blackman, Esq., &c. POlitics, which formerly
quiry os•cupied the attention. of persons attending the dinner,
seller at 2, King-street, Tower-hill. The in
lasted nearly three hours. were scarcely adverted to on this occasion.
David Bates Lewis, stayinaker, 29, King-street, MILITARY FORCE IN IRELAND.—The foll Owing is
had known the deceased for about nine months, the official return of the military force a,t present in
but until lately ,lied not had any conversation Ireland, Which completes the garrisons in that country
with him, except on business. Last saw him alive for 'the ensuing winter :—Cavalry-2d Regiment of
on Monday esening. about five o'clock ; but be- Dragoon . Guards, Longford ; 3d ditto, Ballincollig ;
tween nine and ten o'clock the same ' night witness 4th ditto, Ca,hir ; . Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Dub-
heard him talk to somebody. Did not see deceased on Tinull Bth Hussars, Dublin ; 10th ditto, Newbridge ;
ditto,
Tuesday. Wednesday morning witness's wife informed
Dundalk. Infantry-Ist Regiment of
Foot, Clare Castle (depot company) ; 2d ditto, En-
him that the street-door was not fast, and that she niskillen ; sth ditto, Belfast I-4thy)d t .),
did not think the deceased had come home on Tuesday Belturbet ; 15th, Limerick ;•
16th,( eruhampa2nith,
night. Witness lives on the first floor of the premises, Kilkenny ;. 30th, Limerick' ; 32d, Dublin•,• 33c1,-
arid deceased had a sitting-room on the second, and Cork (depot company); 34th, A.thlone ; :35th, Ne-
sleet in a back attic. 'Wednesday morning witness nagh (depot Company); 36th, Newry; 38th, Boyle (depot.
went up stairs and, knocked at deceased's bed-room, cempany) ; 46th. Dublin ; 54th, Mullingar 56th, Dub-
but not receiving any answer, he pushed open the door Inn ; 60th; Ist battalion, Fermoy ; 61st, Buttevant
and saw deceased lying on his back on the bed, ap- 65th, Custlebar ; 66th, Dublin ; 69th Templemore ;
patently dead. Witness did not ;o into the room at 72d, Cork ; 77th (depot 'company), Waterford ; 79th
ditto, Naas ;
the time but went and' informed .Mr: 0. Dowling, 81st do., Teinpleniore ; 82d do., Tralee ;
.85th do., Londonderry • 89th d b 'd e ; 90th do.,
the landlord, living at No. 30, in the same street,
Clonroel ; •93ti dSi ' o"
New
rl
gand.bat.'
what he had witnessed. Mr. Dowling and Mr. talon Rifle Brigadeo., rr ; 95th, Kinsale ; Tat
The-
-1 accompanied witness to •
(depot company), Athlone.
Pringuer subseqtient y effective military force, including the Royal Horse and
the bed-room, and having felt deceased's feet Foot Artillery, and Royal Engineers, now in Ireland,
they found them cold and stiff. There was no is 26,000 men. Besides the above, are the recently-
lock on the door, and a large flannel bed-gown organised Chelsea ont-pensieners, whei are fullyequippecl,
was fastened between the door and doer. post, and a end ready to be called out at a short. notice if required.
brown cloth coat was found lying at the back of the The armed police amounts to about 10,000 men, stationed
door, evidently for the purpose of preventing the admis-
throughout the coun
EW HOStr
AL FOR CONSUNIPTION, &C.—
y.
sion of air. The most important evidence given was standin N
of the weather, the
PIT
the inclement
that of Mr. Primmer, woks
er, who deposed to his having Notwith .
known the deceased between seven and eight years.
rof the new. building at Brompton are proceeding
rapidly, and it is sincerely hoped that in a few months
Deceased had given up his shop in King-street about
the western wing will. be roded in, and the interior per-
three weeks ago.
.Had formerly been a grocer, tion in progress. During the past week the Committee
schoolinaster, linendraper, and lastly a bookseller, i have received several valuable:donations, and at the last
anti had accumulated a little money, which he had ini-eting of Governors, at which Sir John Hare, Bart.,
laid out in the purchase of a Dutch bond, said to he &e., presided, the most enthusiastic feelings were ex-.
for 1,000 guilders. Latterly he bad been getting pressed that the good work would be very speedily
into debt. 1 summated; The annual income of the hospital from
-NI r. John Hutchins, surgeon, Trinity-square, said subscription now somewhat exceetls:l,loo/..
he %vent to the residence of the deceased, and found A. PETEST ME WRETCH.--A miscreant of the*
that, the body was partially warm, but in his opinion naine*Of Stokes, who has . been residing in Sunderland
li:c. had been extioct between two and three hours. for tWoor t'erea years past, but who is a native some-
••:.e.arched the room and bed along with Mr. Child, wiwre in tlt4 neighbourhood of London, has been com-
er; . • officer, hut could not find an ifnitted to Durham gaol by the magistrates of Sunderland,
• .ie Airtni,oning rash-pan'
cal
to produce death, except an con- or adi gusting felony committed with a young man''
about twenty yearsofbe kept in house'
.
. I clierecal. Attributes •
tail partially consume( with 11110. The details were so shocking that the magis-
and
death to suffocation by the charcoal,.,_.
~believes, trate, could scarcely maintain the patience necessary to
from the contents of a letter . Idr-sseii to Mr. the dignity of a court of justice in listening to 'the
Pringuer, and the care which had been taken to pre- examination, and the wretch conducted himself with the
vent the admission of air into the room, that deceased most brutal hardihood. He was in comfortable circum -
had purposely destroyed himself. Two letters, sup- stances, and lived in a low part of the tewn, seldom if
to he in the handwriting of the deceased, were , ever, feeling any inconvenience from want Of money.
posedfound in his coat-pocket, the one simply addressed His remittances from the south
were said to be punctual
and liberal .
for a person living in the low style in which
" Mr. Pringeur,' and the other to " Mr. Ruff, •he indulged. The whole neighbourhood in which he re-
Hysted, Sittingbourne Kent." sided seems to have been polluted by his example with
The. CORONER called for the production of Mr. vice and .
Pringuer's letter, as. wasthe jury. I
Lich read to
e crime.
, The members of the Licensed Victuallers' Trotec.:
was without signature or date. It commencee."Dear tion Society, of Birmingham, associated with the So-
friend," and contained expressions of the most incohe- cieties of many other important towns, have determined
rent kind, that life was not worth enjoying whenlicensed:cnvne a me'eting of delegates appointed by the
sailed by adversity, and he tells Mr. Pringuer that victuallers throughout the kingdom, to assemble
the "less publicity that is given to the letter the at Nottingham, on a day to be appointed, with a view
better." of determining on an Address to both Houses of Perlis-
..
'Verdict—That the deceased, being of unsound msueent,
_and of adopting such measures and organising
mind, killed himself by inhaling the vapour of effluvia interests It
plans as may tend to. best promote the permanent
of the trade.—Birminghaes Pilot. • - .
of charcoal.
---,----' E/CTRAORDINARY Lotionvirr.—Died, on Thum-
-----day, at Cra n
CHANGE RINGING.—Yesterday (Sunday), on the g agour, near this town, at the advanced age
of 110 .
occasion of two sermons preached at St. John the years, Mr. Michael Considine. In early life he
was apprenticed
Evangelist, Waterloo-road, Lambeth, by the Rev. Messrs.
,He
the tailoring business, and followed it
for some time.
Irvine and Johnstone, on behalf of the Penny Cothing and addictd tc. 'gentlee was always temperate in his habits,
Society, a most beneficial one to the numerous poor of bath devotions at h exercise. lie attended his Sab-
that populous parish, the church ringers rang a true and lately walked intos parish. chapel within the last month,
and complete peal of grandsire trebles, containing 5,040 this town and back to his resi-
dence, a distance of seven miles,
changes in the short time of three hours and three mi- on the_ same day. All
his faculties-were unimpairedietso,
nutes. The following are the names of the ringers : his long life his conductthe last, and throughout
1. Thomas Reece, treble ; 2. Samuel King; 3. Henry plary.—Clare Journal.
and character were most exera-
Day ;4. James Pratt ;5. Robert Jitneson ;6. James The funeral of Mrs.
Crane ; 7. John Cox k. 8. Robert Wood, tenor. Blomfield, mother of the
had Bishop of London, took place at Bury St; Edmund's
BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, DEC' 6.—We have Friday. on
a very fiat week in sugar, and the sales
reported are Large flocks of wild geese have
under 100 hhds; prices being with difficulty supported. beisallayini their air _ . for some days put
fau r. Rum dull
Nothing doing in other descnntions o. g.,.. • v
011
in
moroom
oambols on the coast between the
tfllt gut tell COrtag is maill"" agaa* Blip—Cumberland Paequet.
. .