The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-13 00:00:00

another person, for his appearance at his final examins;
tion 'in the 28th of September. He had been engage'
in the erection of the large hall in Lincoln's Inn, and 05,,
the day named for his final examination in the Inso
Court he was engaged in his usual avocations in OW
buildings ; and uphn hi. retur, home at night be I'ls
a,ked how he tared in Court ? He said it was on t'e
30th of September he was to be heard ; but in conic:
quence of his nut surrendering on the 28th be Was 1107.
in custody for contempt of Court, and the present appli
cation against his sureties was made. ea
Mr. CooKE, with whom was Mr. Woodruffe, aPP9ar4
for the bail, said that the insolvent had been engage
during the entire day of the 28th of September, in
coin's Inn, .and wholly forgot the circumstance of 111
having to attend in this Court, He had no intention 0,4_
disobeying the Court, but acted solely through forget'
fulness, and he (Mr. Cooke) contended that by the 381
section of the Act, the Court had an equitable op %cal
cases like the present, where the parties acted tilr°l4
inadvertence.

Mr. WooDFFE being heard on the same side, , ,
The COURTRU held that a man's forgetfulness, sco
to the term and spirit of the Act, could not be termed,
" legal impediment." The recognizances must bed
dared forfeited, and a distress ordered to issue ags'
the bail.

GUILDHALL-(THIS DAY.)
John and George Oxtele were charged with /WI,
entered the chambers of Mr. John Wyse, a barrhit;,
No. 2, Middle Temple-lane. It appeared that the pre:
cutor went to bed at nine o'clock that night, having Pr:,,
riously locked the door of his chambers. A few teieu";
after the door was opened, and he heard persons inot,
about tho room. Ao sprang out of bed, when two Peri,
sons ran down the stairs. He called out, and the Pod
soners were taken into custody by the officers of fit
Temple, and they were searched. A candle ready:;
lighting was found in the pocket of the prisoner J°","
and some lucifer-matches on the other prisoner.
Sir G. CARROLL remanded them until Saturday
Several persons who had their chambers robbed leer.
in attendance.

LAMBETH.—(THIS DAY!)
Mr. Burgess, a tailor, of Arlington-street, lienef.
ton Common, applied to Mr. Henry for his advice en
the following circumstances .
The applicant said, that about two months ago • ot
son, who gave his name as Stowley, ordered a told
trousers at his shop, on the understanding that be II
take it out in meat and coals, which he agreed to lo
he would give a reference with which Mr. Burgess of
satisfied. After this the person ordered a great e°"1.(1,
the value of 81. 165., for which he could not get till
After he had obtained possession of the coat, oev,`Dii
neighbours came to the applicant, and informed biro 'pt
the person's name who had given him an order wos.,tv
Stowley, but Mountain. Stowley was, in fact, a reffji
able tradesman, and might be trusted to the amoOcs,
100/. Mountain had lived with Mr. Stowley in 064,
pacity of shopman, and had taken his master's nto
and had ordered goods of nearly every tradesman in
neighbourhood.
Mr. HENRY regretted that under the: e circumeti, f
he could afford the applicant no redress, as be hnid
had agreed to give credit, he was afraid it only araollil
to a common debt.
,
Mr. Burgess wished to know if he could not Pl//
Mountain at the sessions?
Mr. HENRY thought he could not, unless be CO,io
prove that any of the persons who had given Mouol.o
a reference were acting in concert with him, in wb
case he could indict them for a conspiracy.
The applicant replied that he merely inquired 00,
Stowley's character, thinking Mountain was that 101-14
Mr. HENRY was afraid it was only a debt, and nills'o
treated as such. He was of opinion the false pr °
was not made out.
The applicant thanked the Magistrate, and then witir
drew.

Ay,)
LLOYD'S SHIPPIN (;r-(THIS
LONDON, JAN. 13.-Easterly fresh breeze,
withlsildrij"
zling rain.
sIIP
DEAL, JAN. 11.-Wind S.S.W., fresh and aqu 1111
12. S.S.W., P.M. S.W.-Arrd. Taglioni, Port Adelslo
Theresa, Valparaiso; Ocean, Ichaboe for MetTcie
'
James and Thomas, ditto for Hull. 12. Henries,*
Longford, Calcutta; Larkins, Hibbert, Madras; 9eio
Roxby, Mauritius; Duke of Gloucester, Touzer, ;p
Janeiro; Duke of Clarence, Rogers, Honduras; Wo,
minster, Hovey, New York; Courier, Drake, St. b,
Newfoundland, out 17 days, with loss of boats.
ship from Calcutta.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 11.-Wind S.S.W. to W.
hard. 12. N.N.E.-Arrd. her Majesty's ship gerlecl
China.
tl4
PLYMOUTM, JAN. 12.-A calra,-Aerd, E..-N,Abe
, for
London for Antigaa; Vigilant, London, and sailed 1p
Bermuda ; Mary Nixon, M`Donnell, Cobija,
SOU
America.
to. ti
RAMSGATE, JAN. 11.-Wind S.S.W. 12. S.S."'S,
S.-The Castilian Maid, of and from London, leropi
Michael's, has put in here leaky, rudder broker,
two boats lost, having been on the Goodwin Sande.
OFF SCILLY, JAN. 10.-Agrippina, Ichaboe.
COWES, JAN. 11.-Wind S. 12. N.-Sld. Cabe"
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 12.--Arrd. Pacha steamert
raltar, left sth inst., Cadiz 6th, &c. Sld. Orl°9
steamer, London.
TORBAY, JAN. 12.-Wind N.N.W.-Sld. Brit"
Monte Video and Buenos Ayres.
Pr
PERNAMRI7CO.-Arrd. Active, Crooks, Icriaue"
London, leaky.
Derr CORK, JAN. 9.-Wind S., light.-Arrd. Henry Wile
Bissett, Honduras and Baltimore, will less Of b°'-slif
bulwarks, &c., having experienced very bad weathet
11th ult., in lat. 38, lon. 66.
A rrfe
il
ABERDEEN, JAN. 10.-Wind S., strong.-Arne Waterloo, Wood, Ichaboe.
SHIELDS, JAN. 10.-Wind S.W.-Arrd. GOP'
Harcourt, Fox, Honduras.
CLYDE.-Arrd. Atalanta, Leitch, Trinidad ; Rod
IV elsh, Honduras.
Icuanon,-Ared. Jockey, Turnbull, Clyde. „.1,1,
FALMOUTH, ;J AN. 11.-Wind W.S.W. 12. Ireol
."-n
and light. 10. Arrd. Jean Baptiste, Honeyburn, Bue'd
Ayres, and sailed for Liverpool ; Amelia, London, lifor sailed the 12th for Sydney ; Golden Fleece, London+
Pernambuco; Eliza, London, for Sierra Leone ;
London for Jamaica ; Lady Mary, London for
l'wol deaux and Mauritius ; Larpent, London for Liveirq,
and China ; Lady Katherine Barham, London, ea"
for Jamaica.
of WEYMOUTH, JAN. 12.-The Design, Camhure,
London, from Terceira, foundered on the morning °lt tide
p/
10th instant, after being ,in contact with a barque, n 4
unknown.
GUERNSEY, JAN. 9.-Sld. Heroine, Havannab. Kee
JERSEY, JAN. 10 ,
.-Arrd. Harmony, Messory, 4
foundland. Sid. Damon, St. Helena.
SWANSEA, JAN. 11.-Wind W.-Arrd. T.JouA
e•rleP
Bowden, and Appleton, Oliver, Cuba.
LLANELLY, JAN. 10.-The Maria, of South Sh!sg
for London, in leaving this harbour this m° iris'
grounded on the Middle Spit Sand, filled, and be%
come a wreck ; crew saved.
MILFORD, JAN. 11.- 11
The Henrietta and the be
mony, both from Llanelly for London, and the 41°04
Danel, Hayes,' from Swansea to Youghal, were 411 tic ashore in Sandy Haven Bay during a heavy V „
S.S.W. last night.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 11.-Wind S.S.W., fresh. 1-2.
S.S.E. light.-Arrd. Sultan, Murdoch, China ;11)..„' `'
,sls,
Garrielc, Singapere ; Isis, Fiden, Calcutta ; riif Keir, Bombay ; Countess Arran, Fumer, Soernts
;fitis
Williams, and Masoun, Kenn, Ichaboe, the latter
fog
part of cargo pumped up, having been ashore in feljef,
Ichaboe ; Black Prince, Martin, Lima ; Hero, Settb,
Rio Janeiro ; Ariel, Crockett, Bahia ;
Paraiba; Sylph, Campbell, New Calabar ; Hos.„initer,
Kelly, and William Botsfield, Calvert, Bonny •
,ujellior
Dennan, Honduras ; Agnes Sophia, Nassau ;
Nei
Gossyssum, Thomas B. Wales, and Unicorn, ~;cll,
Orleans ; Liverpool, Eldridge, New York ; Bruns 'kei
St. Andrew's ; Margaret, Codner, St. John'sl,4ioo,
Brunswick ; Slaediac, Griffiths, St. Stephen's 11.1,64
Halifax; Hope, Newfoundland; Zoe, Blacklock, 10101
Helen Jane, Paraiba ; St. Cloud, Emerson, 0'
Orleans ; Suffolk, Crossbie, Mobile ; Hibernia, ON
Andrew's. Off, Mozart, (supposed) Callao ;Vr pst/
bound to Valparaiso, putting back with wheel and
of crew disabled, having been struck by a sea.
DUNGARVON, JAN. 10.-Wind S.W.-Arrd. St.
ranee, Dennis, St. John's, New Brunswick. 401'
CORK, JAN. 10.--Wind S.S.W., very heavy.7,7;i•cleff
9th, Ocean Queen, Haislop, Ichaboe ; 10th, Crux col'
Jeffreys Ichaboe, grounded in coming in ; Orwell,
linson, Ichaboe and Pernambuco.
101
LIMERICK, JAN. 10.-Wind S.S.E.--Arrd.
Stanney, Stanney, St. John's, New Brunswick. froOs
WATERFORD, JAN. 11.-The Elizabeth, Travers, 016
Newport to Kinsale, was driven into Tramond 13%
morning, and has gone to pieces-one man drowne `drift
Conic, JAN. 9.- Ihe Hope, of Liverpool, broke
0304
at Ichaboe, prior to middle of November, lost wiz° rrieci anchors, bulwarks, and sprung bowsprit, and Cs
away her main rigging.
ctrISOARBOIOUGII, JAN. 11.--The Agufflon, 0. 04
castle, Cleghorn, from Seaham, drove ashore, 9t'elc-•"'
seven miles to the northward, and has become Sy°
crew saved.
HARWICH, JAN. 11.-Arrd., William, London,
in, having been ashore on the west rocks.
AT leltanoE ON Nov. 7.-Elora, Clansman, Act"
and Wilbelmina, all belonging to the Clyde.

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VISIT OF TRH COURT TO STONE.-•W0
SUNDAY EVENING.—The final arrangements for tv7,40c0
parture of her Majesty and his Royal Highness
..„•`:tb
Albert from Windsor Castle to Stowe, to honoar noA
visit the Duke and Duchess of Buckingham, area On
completed. The attendants upon her Molest,' °II,. re'
Prince will comprise the following members of theicii
spective households :—The Marchioness of Douroora;tio
in Waiting to the Queen (who will arrive at tb° vi,009
on Tuesday next to relieve the Countess of Charlon-will
one of the Maids of Honour to her Majesty (041°,„r of
also arrive on Tuesday), the Earl of Jersey, 3163"; la
the Horse ; and Major- General Wemyss Equerrvi'fice
WAlbertaiti Waiting gw
will
lo
be the
attended Queen.y
Hishis ERqouyearlryliiing'Wh Highness
ng:
lonel Bouverie. Her Majesty, the Prince Contor,."6
suite, will proceed from the Castle to the Slough 8:;;ve
where a special train will be in readiness, o.L'' gyon
Ao'c!oek, to convey the illustrious party to PaduThcort
t this terminus the royal carriages and a military his
will be in waiting to proceed with her Majestyof the
Royal Highness to the Ruston-square terminus tbs
Birmingham Railway, whenre the Sovereign and,ertott-
Prince will travel by a special train to the Virmv.o
station. At Wolverton the royal carriages will be Ina
tendance to convey her Majesty to Stowe. The a t 7,01,
ment of military forming her Majesty's escort froth
verton to Stowe will be comprised of the Bucks elvvess,
manry. The illustrious guests of the Duke and 1.-o,!nir
of Buckingham are expected to :Irrive at their riucep
residence between four and five o'clock in the afterfor'
The Court will return to the Castle on Saturday ags&