The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-11 00:00:00

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LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
Lora' ox, SEPT. 10.—Winel N.W., moderate
and eh udy,
DEAL. SEPT. 9.—Wind E.S.E. to N.N.E. and Si
—And. Jeannette, Halfoi,,e. Batavia, for Be,,
Prince of Wales, Wilson, Calcutta, for Shiel"".,
Lalla Rookh, Algoa Bay ; Montezuma, I',
Swan, Boston ; Stokesby, St. John's, New : ' '
Protomelia, Calcutta.
RAMSGATE, SEPT. 9.—Arrd. Henrietta, Nor.*
Exeter, with damage, having been in contact
brig. Abbotsford last night, off the Foreland• TA
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 9.—Wind N.E.—Arid..._,lcs,
London, and sailed for China ; Persian, !ium-;„
Sydney, with loss of topmast in a squall ; 1411°-'.
don, for Calcutta ; Concordia, Swansea, far ship
with damage, having been in contact with a
Brighton.
1, n' to SO°l4
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KINGSTOWN, SEPT. s.—Arrd. Sout-am, - -ll'
New Brunswick. IV°
DONEGAL, SEPT. 6.—Acrd. Ann, Hendersoll; QatO
GALWAY, SEPT. 6.—Arrd. Clarence, Thomas, felo
NEWPORT, SEPT. 7.—Sli. Garrow, Jamaica I
ship, New York. I
010
LEITH, SEPT. 7.—The Fergus; of Hull, gal, /00
the Pentland Frith on the night of 4th inst., -led
the following tide.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 9.—Wind N., light.--AtTYA
Short, Calcutta ; Magnificence, Whitty, 1301111"0PL
nice, Cundy, Coquembo, sld. May 19 ; Janthes Se
St. Stephen's. Sid. Resolution, Maranhao, 'pee,
Syers, St. Thomas ; Flora, Latham, Irelab.,.°; ;'
doab, Philadelphia • Parana, Montreal ; De-thr
foundland. Off, Kingston, Burt, Calcutta ;5°
Africa ; Rosalind. _
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Its
10,
OTT BALTIMORE, SEPT.
Pr. s.—Mequests, "
London.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 9.—Wind N.E., reoaeri-
Lively, Martin, Algoa Bay ; Ocean, Antigua. vei,
BRISTOL, SEPT. 9.—Arrd. Randall, Smith, tf. PO
HULL, SEPT. 7.—Sid. Elizabeth Holderness, '.'"
,New Brunswick. • 1
OFT PORTLAND, SEPT. 7.—lda, Russeu, 111° 0
for Hamburghl Koning William, Rocquette. fool
OFF CAPE CLEAR.—Carib, Calcutta for Live"
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PETITION TO PARLIAI,.---,0 F
AGAINST SENDING SOLDIERS,,VS,
REIGN AND ,COLONIAL COUN-1."019,,
A petition from 1,240 of the inhabitants c),
ing, including ministers of various denomintto,f,
a large number of freeholders and other elec"-9
Pat
I
lately sent to London for presentation to so.
The petition is as follows: :,,YF
o To the Commons of Great Britain and Ireland.
liament assembled fOr
" The petition of the undersigned inhabitants o
and neighbourhood
AV
Respectfully sheweth,
" That your petitioners observe with deep CO
the practice continues of sending soldiers fn j
kingdoms to various foreign and colonial stations' b,l
" That a large proportion of the troops ri pol
consist of young men who have left their ci '1,11,!,
through the oppression on industry, and einctoth
army, ignorant of the sufferings attendant 00
life.
behere
efelt,
" That your petitioners are informed and h
during the last three years, or thereabout, tPo
perished in the British dependencies and' adio!evesol
tries upwards of twelve thousand soldiers, ns°
United Kingdom. , tb' 00
" That the annual mortality among one ,tsliil
European soldiers, under thirty years of age!.orty
in Jamaica, is upwards of one hundred andAtiaa
iiii
that in the various garrisons in India, y„so At
Bermuda, the deaths are fearfully numeroilLseor
comparatively few British soldiers from' IP 0
meats ever return home. cesiiOii,
" Your petitioners desire to express their
of ei o
that no Government has a right to require ob t
services so dreadful, and attended with 5 /
sacrifice of human life. Cotos9
" They, therefore, beseech the House of by 61
as the trustees of the people—not to sanctiL°looo4
of money or otherwise, any further emu'''.ce
troops from the United Kingdom to foreign w"
countries." 01
4 . abet/te'
Boy DROWNED.—On Sunday last, ea or e
. '
o'clock, a little boy named Briggs, about sellat,, Al
years of age, was drowned in the Clyde, •eg ts:l
below the old bridge. He had been atten3klle le si
the river, immediately underneath one of w 0110,10
the bridge, on the south side, and having .terbe d
carried away by the stream into the smooth wt.:00;0
A small boat with several individuals in it 'Lod
be near the spot at the time, and those on 'roe iy
an ineffectual effurt to save him. One °bold J
~ stretched out his hand and all but caught .ill 9
drowning boy ; he missed him, however, 7,0640/
diately the poor fellow sunk. The circool:holV
observed by a number of people from thero (11104
formed the impression that the boat's c taigbso",
exert themselves so energetically as they cead._s
done, and they were in consequence loudly the FY
One thing is certain, that the appetrAnce e` 0004
the scene of the accident prevented some roiats.,;
rushing at first into the river to the boy's ~,, toes 2
no doubt was entertained that it would be '-er ttivA t?
saving him. The moment he sank, howey t esrof
four men stripped, and swimming to the Thise rof
most strenuous exertions to bring him up. holy
..rte, however, found unavailing, the body j re
bably been carried quickly down the chafneirige Ile
tortunate boy was the son of a man nans`-' e std
merly resident in Gorbals, but who
sconded, on being charged with the murder of "•
to
the nailer.—Glasgow Nat lona
f pen ti:3l.ki
SAVINGS'-BANKS.—At the presen. , .60 1,
which was passed on the 9th ult. is under theni; 010,
sometim iv
tion of the managers of several savings del 1
subject of the rate of interest to be allowed totbe.loooool
The interest payable to trustees is to be tit 0,41 0.,
31. ss. per cent., and by trustees to deposit°:,,e of f 0„
to exceed 3/. Os. 10,1. per cent," the differelTrasal I
a year in every 100/. being allowed to the cuts' er
the expenses of the respective establislue oicefijii
understood that a good deal of diversity of 1,0 j
1 .4
o er
veils with managers, and that the absence 4 ad
sum to be allowed to depositors will cause * rcaospe!
confusion. It is said that the savingscballks sets /1"
to depositors 31. Os. 10d. per cent., as tbe. over
enli
allowed by the National Debt-office would nrr sainroll
expenses, and that 21. 18s. 4d. would be a ;Al i‘ o'oo,
allowed as interest to depositors, which rile'es ebebroft,
dered, would yield an immense sum W owe.a el*,
amount deposited consists of a large sum, 70 oo.or
within their grasp a number of fractional
tsbll:atteeritor„,ol
they would pay no interest, but reap
of the same. It would have been much to der
Government had fixed the sum to be pat,, to ss'ho?,ll
for of all persons those who have rtcol°,7s age, !tilt
banks to provide for what they call their 01i,..„.00 .4001.
not be left in any doubt of their rights Vet:, ealiorce lit
Parliament. The provision mentioned °vete obesl
operation on the 20th of November next. ~ f
is roof
sections in the Act- By the sth section Dr, p
that in the rules of every savings'-bank eve oft
therein shall, owe in every year at least' be sai'lesir
posit-book to be produced at the office of t Too, 010
tution for the purpose of being examined' sings' cod
of rules, to be made or amended by the slo to pellf
are to be submitted to Mr. Tidd Pratt, ~Th tion,obi
one copy, and to send the other to the -oa:th ei
office. The practice of depositing rules v"- -141
the peace is now repealed.
-Late flnreloTtf:
EKTRAGHPINART FPRTITTJDE.---- oh 4., 0014_,/
.
evening Mr, Payne held au inquest tit ogolg°lo
Hospital on the body of Frederick Coea`e: runs"ce tl'„
six, late engineer to the Belfast stearabolvides tist'L
tween London and Calais. It appeared ie., abes,4oß'
on the morning of the 24th, as the vesselio.-tot deb 011
ing her moorings at Calais, deceased Was tapesiv;ef!
ing into the engtne-room, when his ifirl,,,S; SPub bl;,11/.
iron grating, distant six inches from the P9,oelt liti ,0
into the room with his right leg doubled ibe Pric‘ lY
The consequence was severe fracture 0f ware ootel
bone of the limb. The mate not beings
~ on ,001 e.,
severe nature of the injury, did not put 70. bei:t." 15
but dreading some accident to the vesse.li,rough,/verta
ward voyage, entreated him to work her "'jot, '0 i;
did so, and on the vessel arriving in the r Diboll tpoi
(the injury having been augmented by his tp tWeep,
the engine during the voyage) was retPreoutation,
.4
hospital, and underwent immediate snip 0016
operation did not succeed from the firs'„,'aer eallbs fr.,,,
died on Thursday evening last. The C°l-ader ' eiWri
the courageous patience of the deceased 11 f iv/04e,
he must have endured during the labours (L, p 909,., oOr
and trusted the owners of the vessel and ‘lll, iviau,„,
by it on the occasion would not forget nsferdiC'
~,
large family, which it appeared he bad. ' lid
cidental Death, d°
i , 50 ,
THE MOORS.—Partridge shooting, is oil or
thought of here that no active preparatioennot yet
for the Ist of September. Our fields are ouselptlf
ciently clear of crop to give room for this" sPip.4
but we bear that there is abundance of ,1711, goo;
and vigorous on the wing. At 8ean,4).,,r t'llehsfis
Esq., bagged 25 brace in a few hours. bens-"`o Tool
there is no further intelligence of stated 01!ies of 1,0014,
been shot ; but judging from the quantlAti, efel till P.;
which daily make their entrance and WI; twist seer
veyance to and from Inverness, the, ni!lvo. to .
yielding abundance to those able and wl"4,wier',i OP
the scorching rays of the sun.-Inverness 'd
or poi; 0
HARVEST WAGES AT KELso.--At theo .
Monday morning last for hiring shearers; Were •
great attendance of Irish reapers. Wage
1,01
12s, to 130.—Border Watch, 00 s.OO, jd
SUPPOSED MURDER, NII tR LLANDII•°*, aril boil
last, in a field belonging to the farm of Rq..,,, tbe_f tll
the parish of Llandilo-fawr, Carmarthensne;sat 40111
of a girl, about eighteen years of age (a s at frifga Of
house), was discovered dead, and her flu% oe' /
cut, A.bout forty yards from her bodY. ~ OP 10
xi
found, supposed to be the weapon by whiPaeotal,,bi, cic
deed was accomplished. The knife, when ~,40c 0
' 1., 1
marks of blood upon it, but was quite clean,
ir's J 0 eff
cumstance is rather remarkable. A coronesdon ~,,,t,i,
on Tuesday, and was adjourned to Wed° 4511
verdict of "-Wilful Murder,`' against jetsome ,aft,
sons unkown was returned.—Cambrian. 0.0111•0111
PRESENT mom LOUIS PHILIPPE TO ,11_A lite •
—The Monarch steam-vessel, which arrooyellfd f . 0
0
Harm on Thursday morning, brought ..talie Plot.
ingly handsome Char. a. -bane, similar t‘),,i7jast )d 11
the Royal family during the Queen's vfe cotirss and
the Chateau d'Eu. It appears that, in 'the fibiliVilaety,
numerous excursions made by King Louiso. 0, the etties,
his Royal guests in the neighlipurhood*.
those couitsoo til_
often expressed her admiration of tuu;diatel e
and social vehicles ; and the King, attarsirnes_aagudev
return to Paris, ordered this one to be. ul'e was t, 0,
present to her Majesty. The Char-1.1;?!1,70., drirefr;
at the pier, and immediately left for. wind the c 0.5,04) :
post-horses, the vehicle being too high it wed ea
by railway, as, when placed upon a t Iffshire PA"
go under the arches and tunnels.—HaniF
dent.