The Sun.
London, England, 1845-10-16 00:00:00

WI! ITECHAP EX.

We had a fair average supply of Meat on sale. Generally
speaking the demand ruled inactive at late ratee. Beef from
2s 4d to 35 Gd ; Mutton, 35 4d to 4s 6d ; Veal, 3s 8d to
4s 8d ; and Pork, 3s 10d to 55 4d per Blbs by the carcase.

[ADVERTISEMENT.]—A CERTAIN CURE Fort SCRO-
FULA OR KING'S EVIL, BY HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINT-
ME NT.—A FRIGHTFUL CASE.— A young man named Bowman,
a shoemaker, living in James -street, Manchester, had been
afflicted from childhood with the most malignant kind of
scrofu'ous ulcers, covering various parts of his body ; besides
other sufferings, they had deprived him of the use of his left
leg; yet, extraordinary to relate, this poor fellow has not olly
had all the ulcers soundly healed, but has likewise regained tic
compete use of his limbs by means of these two wonderful
medicines. Sold at Professor Holl sway's Establishmet t,
241, Strand (where advice may be had gratis), and by a.most
all respectable vendors of medicine throughout the civilised
world.

LAMENTABLE SUlClDE.—Yesterday morning an alt
of determined suicide was committed near the powder
magazine, Hyde-park. Shortly before ten o'clock a well-
dressed man was noticed to walk from the direction of Corn
berhind-gate; his manner attracted the attention of son e
iets toefedaa_Yvi7fht
persons, who suspected he was insane. 40n arriving near the
magazii;e, he drew a pistol out of his waistcoat and discharged
the contents through his head and immediately fell; several
persons ran to the spot, but so effectual was the act that IT)
was extinct, the whole of the upper part of the brad beirg
shattered to pieces. The body was conveyed to the barracks
1 cn the north bank of the Serpentine, and from papers found
0, the. unfortunate gentleman's person, there is every reason
'nose that his name, is Elliott, and that his residence is
to 01..
WILLIAM CHAMBERS,
Porches'
happened to N\ illiarn
With several railways in different parts of the
connecteel ,
er-terrace, Bayswater. A large quantity of papers
between tea and elevn o'el le,
kingdom we..
n
worthy Baronet had only
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Diosil
riTi ii,sogi
Tpi
is
ksetisrt. _
n ,
,t7,ioucester- place,
nature Sir ' lie
.
e
Chambers, Bart. , oin .., a few
minute s left his resioent.,-
~. Seymour-street, Br•
ansten-
al3nA i:cr cid el;
his horse took
fright from some cause, and vv.
ens off in a furious gallop. Sir
William, being very aged, was unable t;) stop its
speed,
and
it continued its eareer as far as the New-road, when the
square, when, in riding up-
animal came in contact with one of ft.?, Paddington omnibuses
The collision threw Sir William off int.') the road, the horse
continuing his progress towards Paddington. Sir William
N%-as removed to the house of Mr. Spencer, surgeon, of Alson's-
bui:dings, New-road, when it was ascertained that his collar
bone was dislocated, and he has otherwise leceived serious
injuries. He still remains at the house of 2fr. Spencer,
where every attention and medical skill is rendered him.
A YLESIMItY, OCT. 14.—The Michaelmas sessions
for this county commenced this morning before Sir Thomas
Aubrey, Bart, chairman, and a fall bench
.of
prisoners, and
The calendar corm:ills the ra?":asloif,attl."47 thirty-six gaol
.ids
most of the offences a'c efil.t?',‘,7_
e,p
cted it will be oectipied
in a very forward state, to.l its
is
The sessions fur the county of North-
early in the summer.
The
.q y next, when a new chair-
aMptOn commence on
the room of the lamented Lord
man will elected in. •
I It 'n the county, and it will
s will be deeply e, I , •
Spencer, his 133
find .
successor, as chairman, which office he
be difficult t,, a
so ably filled for so Many
Years, and always gave general
satisfaction.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE or HOUSE
DEWSBCRY.
DEWSBURY.—Two men, on Tuesday, the 30th
ROBBERY AT
entered the dwelling-house of Thomas Wilson,
September,
Daw-green, table beer brewer, during his absence, and re-
presented themselves to Wilson's with as being two bailiffs,
sent by a blacksmith for some work done, and they their un-
ceremoniously cemmenced stripping the house of everything
they could get hold of, having a horse and cart ready to
carry off their plunder. They then took off Wileqn's goods
to an inn, saying 'that the); had seized the goods under a
distress warrant, and sent a man into the street, probably cue
of the.garg, under pretene3 of crying a sale; but this was all
a farce ; it was merely to deceive Wilson's neighbours, so as
the men might get the booty away without exciting suspi-
cion. When they left Wilson's house, to keep Wilson's wife
from giving alarm, they told her that if they found they had
not sufficient, they should return and take more. But almost
before the peaple could get to the place where the tale was
stated to be held, it was found to be over, a man having pur-
chased the whole, and the delinquents, together with the
goods, had dislppeared.—LcAs Med curry.
ACCIDENT TO A GENTLEMAN CADET. Yester-
any forenoon, between eleven and twelve o'clock, while the
gentlemen cadets were leaving their barracks with their light
3-pounder guns fur exercise on the Common, pulling the
carriages with drag ropes in the usual manner, one of them,
named Francis Place, slipped on passing over a slight ele-
vation, and falling down, the wheel of the carriage passed
over his bead before it could be stopped. He was immedi-
ately conveyed to the Ordnance Hospital, to obtain surgical
attendance and to ascertain the extent of the injury he had
received.
LEATHERIIEAD FAlL—This fair «33,5-- n. Fri-
itelt;
day for the sale of lean cattle. llilch c0.4A., .
:Am ained from ISt to 161.: well-bred he ,-egiNtall---e . - ,
.
. Fill-
fatted stock met with a dill sale, And a efigulr,
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