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

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4124,' dirt,
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ofl Of profits is animal, and the neat will be made in De-
t44l it; '"e Present year.
~,sitution offers many important and substantial adyan-
ht' ku,VFspect both to Life Assurances aid Deferred Annuities.
or forfeiture
on all occasions, the power to borrow, without ex-
!7 ttthi7etture of the Policy, two-thirds of the premium paid,
1,,418 i„.e) else the option of selecting benefits, and the conversion
"ft tzi,s
of
to meet other conveniences or necessity. Assurances
f Years are granted en the lowest possible rates.
• F. FERGUSON CAIDIOUX, Sec.

1600 110 IV V 1 01 al 11 j I 1.1 71 611 1 •7
tek
ber ~-:11 • of profits is annual, and the next will be made in De-
Ates ?` -Ile present year.
institution offers many important and substantial Myatt-
-11 with
respect both to Life Assurances and Deferred Annuities.
1,4 o"red forfeituren all occasions, the power to bon • Tv, without ex-
:tie LI: of the Policy, two-thirds of the premium pale,
ks ,1e); also the option of selecting benefits, and the conversion
tt.kattregtB to meet other conveniences or necessity. Assurances
years are granted on the lowest possible rates.
F. FERGUSON CAMROUX, Sec.

T HE LIVERPOOL, ORI4,ISKIRK, and PRES-
TON RAILWAY.
The PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE give notice, that APPLI-
CATIONS for SHARES will be. received after THI-USDAY, the 12th
day of September instant.
WILLIAM FIELDEN, Chairman.
8, Exchange-alley, Liverpool, Sept. 5, 1844.

DUTCH MAIL.
LUXEAIDURG' AUG. 31.—His Majesty the 0.10
the Netherlands, Grand Duke of Luxemburg' co'
resolution of the 18th of this month, having,o
sidered the sentences ',sassed in the month of FebYd
1833, by the Court of Assize of the Grand Ddel,
several persons at that time holding public ;7-.01
who had left the Government of the Netherlan°°,so)
gone over to that of Belgium, has granted to oho
persons full and entire amnesty in respect to
sentences, which are declared to be null and o°o
BERLIN, Aro. 30.—From the latest account° 10
St. Petersburgh, it seems doubtful whet
Empil
Nicholas and Empress will come to
this year, as was expected. singe the Imperial !lit),
means to pw-s a strict seclusion during the three
deep mourning for the Grand Duchess Alexandll,ool
after the expiration of that time, the had °ol
which geLierally sets in at that season will note
the Empress, whose health is not strong, to unue
so long a journey.
.c.rd
TIIR HAGUE, SEPT s.—llis Majesty the
turned from Weimar yesterday. " 'fee
SEPT. G. Our readers will recollect by the joi
lation of the American tariff in 1842, Whilto
coffee can b.. imported wholly free from duty.'" f 4
United States, when brought in American sinlodd
Java direct, coffee imported from the ..Tetherl
charged with a duty of 20 per cent. Oa Crpe!'
ment has succeeded in obtaining the reinibure
of the duty paid since the 31st of Augulletill
with an order that coffee imported from the a er,
lands in Netherland ships, shall enjoy the sal'ite
emption from duty as was given by the tariff °,OO
to American ships exclusively coming from the'
of production. 4g;
The day before yesterday there was a ines.cylv
11
Spanish bondholders at Amsterdam, at ,1100,,
Lipman, advocate, presided. After some
the following gentlemen were chosen for the effl
tee for attending to the interests of the hold
Messrs. A. B. Roothuan, Louis Drucker, lbo#
Teinera de Mattos, J.Westheim, and J. M. Nir
M. Drucker read a letter from M. Maugnilj'hichl
her of the French Chamber of Deputies,. in 'sfeo
announces that he will come to Amsterdam is
days to communicate with the holders Of be tsIF
bonds, and to determine on the measures tO
for their interest.
THE MYSTERIOUS CAS,-
ORCHARD-STREET. ;ill
The suspicious circumstances connected /77' IR
death of Alfred Dark, a person ostensibly °r:, VI
on business at Pentonville as a coal-nierlsoo
well known to the puic as a person in cilicarso
nexion with that clique of desperate thieves ore!,
the 'Westminster gang, have been partially 017
by the agency of Inspector Moran, who bas
Berkshire to make inquiries into the authen_i
the Coroner's certificate for the burial of Alfreuho
which was produced by one of the persons vie of .AI
taken into custody last week. The substanc rinais
Coroner's depositions is to this effect :—ThLPbeesl
witness is one Buddington, a man who bsaol44
custody scores of times for various offences, P`
ro
is particularly well known at fairs 011 A et..&(!
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account is that he was with Dark and
Art
female with whom Dark cohabited) in• 3" 9'
that they were all going to Exeter on business ..tot",
took with him a gun in a case, as he intendeat!setti
out a sporting license as soon as he got t°,Peti,V
Dark, however, took the gun out of 0°13,, ,ki
about Slough, and began shooting small
party, proceeded, and when just below itTuflt"r#
gun went off and slist Dark in the arm.
removed to an adjoining house, and attenuvere,
surge.m. The wound was, however, 50 se fine. ,00
he died at eleven o'clock the same night% sou,,t,
witness said he heard the report of
going up to the place, he saw Dart with his toe;
tered. The surgen who attended Darks:ll.os
tha nature of the injury, and stated that v$0:0 `;e,
self attributed his wound to an accident., 05
evidence a verdict of Accidental Death I d
turned, and an order issued for the hori°
body. vent r
The only way to account for the sub octioSty
ceedings—the removal of the body, the abr. ocl,o,
the furniture from the house in Bentonville' Ore
prevarications as to the identity of the bodP the vos
sume that a determination existed of keePillocure,o
ter a secret as long as possible, in order to,hoei,
much of the property of the deceased sisrivid
could. We understand that Inspector PeeresSit.
made his report to Mr. Burrell, the Ckl.of
magistrate, and that here the matter is /Pie' „0
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HURSTPIERPOINT, SEPT. 4.—MAERTAu—vey. or
LlFE.—This morning, at eleven o'clock, the motflori°
rick Vincent, rector of Slingford, in this
,kLiss
married to the lovely and accomplished 4'forie,oll,
Copley Young. Dr. Samuel Holland ferpgreVd°
marriage ceremony in the presence of a full e,.ene,
amongst whom were Lords Howard asdEr9hThe
principal families in the neighbourheod.,„oore
'party occupied seven carriages, but as the lotion
of a private character, no public deln°l3 pietti
place.--BrWaton Herald.
PUSEYISM Ilr IRELAND.—At a chur----,sortiHso
with a large parish and congregation in the !Heil
di°llooo
land, and where the clergyman persisted in !oil tedi
the gown, &c., not one single person renal the ~
municate at the last proffered celebration °
Supper.—Belfast Chronicle.
* ~icyiol°
IRTHS. t•
On the 4th inst., atß
the Rectory Houset sftector, el
Cornhill, the wife of the Rev. T. W. Wrencu'
daughter. fey'
Je
On the sth inst., the lady of Gilbert
Houghton-hill, Hunts, of a daughter. IRO Peri'
On the 6th inst., at Dr. Monro's, Bush too* •
of the Rev. Charles L. Cornish, of Great LAP of
shire, of a son. Tsfi°
On the 7th inst., Lady Charlotte Watson i 4
daughter.
0 31°.
On the 7th inst., at Cumberland-street, rte,
the lady of the Rev. G. I'. Palmer, of a daughter
DID 0
vhara, hter
MARRIED. 're"— ug.'" 40
On the 2d inst., at St. Mary Magdalene,e, t
Fitzroy Holderness, to Ellen Louisa, S°11;:t 112"-- ?ft,
the late Captain Joseph Andrews, non•
pan's service
painbridg: fo}°°oOny the 4th. inst., at Little Shelford, t
Alfred Tarrant, of Great Queen-street. to 31°Ce. iirlt
daughter of Mr. Henry Hall, late of Cambridgrc h, Ile
On the sth inst., at St. Pancras New Chugentsrattp
of George Well Esq.,
Wells Harrison, of Sandwich,. 0
eldest daughter of the late Israel Thomas,
rise, Surrey. 11 Vtt!"
On the sth inst., at St. Matthew's, Brix.o- , joss.
810
Moncrief, Esq., to Sarah, daughter of the late
sren 011
lan, Esq., of Great Alie-street.
On the sth inst., at Llandegui Church, .Cie,sreroos,tl4,
Osmond Arthur Wyatt, Esq., of Troy House,
to Louisa Anne, second daughter of Janes "' el
d7lO
lotte'
Lime. grove, near Bangor.
On the sth in -t.. at East Tehrnmouth, Crrjoes
daughter of John Parson, Captain MS., t
Dennis, Commander, R.N. io",
On the sth inst., at St. Marylebone Chercr„,,Ora.lo,4
son, Esq., of Clifford House, near Sheffield, t°,,dtalldf°o:"
eldest daughter of the late T. Griffith, Esq.' ",,uare'.dstr
On the 6th inst., at Sr.. George's, Ilanover-w'tdscM
Beldam, Esq., of Royston, Herts, to Eliza, elde:' Alper
John Rankin, Esq., of New York United Stat
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