The Sun.
London, England, 1845-12-05 00:00:00

hitherto British labourers have produced, Would 11/15,0r
bankers and merchants think it for their interest if
ent
customers entered into arrangements for the employm
the capitalists of Hamburgh or Amsterdam, instead of coll;
tinning to deal with them? We are surprised that en v/11
have bad some experience of business should put their signa"
tures to such folly. But their views, they assure
by
us,are
tioned the e p of communit." vetible
modest ! Whatducated do theyart mean bythe the " educayted part ?filo
community?" Perhaps the " enlightened audiences' t,
attend Covent- garden Theatre when the Anti-Corn"
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1
Leaguers perform on that stage. If they meant the thoug_la;
ful and studious part of the community, let them try ltYni
of the learned professions, and see what majority thaeY
get to endorse their very modest appreciation of their olic.
intellectual superiority. Certainly, if enormous self-stlitie
ciency and inordinate presumption be qualities which enter
men to respect and influence upon important public.t, to
tions, these forty-one declarants have an undoubted rti;"".
be listened to. But if this be not so,lwe can discover nodal
either in the matter or in the manner of their declaral
which should induce any man who loves his countrY 4r,
wishes well to its honest industry, to be affected otherrt.
than by disgust in reading what they have put furstard
public attention.

SURREY SESSIONS.
(Before Mr. PUCKLE and a full Bench of Magistrateirs.
SHOPLIFTING DETECTED BY REFLECTION.--Yesterl ds
Isabella Kidd, a well-dressed young female, the sy' e 01
mechanic employed at the factory of Messrs: MaudslaYwith
Co., was arraigned on an indictment charging bffsy of
stealing a shawl of the value of 1/. 2s. 6d. the I:o3rjsiact?
Messrs, White and Greenwell, drapers, B:e., in the
friars-road. . ind lir'
Mr. Girard held a brief for the prosecution, -
Charnock defended the prisoner. last tb.
From the evidence it appeared that on Saturday silted
prisoner entered the shop of the prosecutors and reriosd
to be shown some shawls. A parcel of shawls were 1), m.
before her on the counter, but, after looking over the. io. tha
requested to be shown some more. While procu.°:ato
second parcel, the shopman perceived, by the reflectie,eros
portion of the looking-glass, which is placed in di Poe
parts of the shop, the prisoner draw a shawl off the c°_,ltiise
so that it dropped into something which she had
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_as&
He however took her the shawls as if nothing had bad
but at the same time communicated to Mr. Greenwell dy
of the prisoner having stolen a shawl. The shopot sal
sequently observed that one of the shawls which 000
brought to her was gone, upon which she replied itio 0001
impossible, but the shawl so missing was found per?Yose 0
into the basket, and covered over by the shawl boa
the time. , hit tt°
These facts were clearly proved by WHIM. E1,18";(1 tbe
shoprnan, and William Foster, the "h shop-eralker,', a ORO
defence set up was, that the shawl ad accidentalllose
from the counter into the prisoner's basket. This, ll°tie,
was flatly denied by Elleby, the shopman, who 7,olctiol
said he saw the prisoner deliberately draw the B'7 OS
the counter while his back was turned to her, imuseso
it, perhaps, never struck her he could observe her
in the glass.
The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and eir
The CHAIRMAN sentenced her to two months' 000"'"'
finement at Brixton House of Correction.
OBTAINING MONEY ON A WORTHLESS BabilOtbV,
John Shaw Young, aged 28, and George Birkett,wetec ,
with obtaining five guineas by false pretences uPO'l4O,lO
note, the alleged owners of which, as a banking POll.
net been in existence for thirty-five years. Dir'', ulses;
Peebles, the landlord of the Orange Tree public-101r
Richmond, deposed that on the 28th of Septeloher_se,
prisoners came to his house, and having had refrol"4
amounting to ls. 4d. they sent the note in questioo;doi
bar for change, and to have the amount of what all ".. A
deducted. Witness did not like the note, and sselussin
prisoner Young about it. Young then said he "„" ar ,r,
and shoemaker at Brentford, that he took the ono rj,
way of his business, and that it was as good as co
Witness, however, declined changing it, on whit:' pot'
soner Young sent his (Mr. Peebles's) servant out to st ell
change for the note, and he got it of Mrs. Lyoe* tot
Blue Anchor public-house. Ihe change was giTe„./lor,t,
prisoners, who paid their bill out of it ; but, havio,t, isse,,,
rable misgivings as to the transaction, Mr. Peeh'_7 OP"
Mrs. Lynes for the note, and it being the genelli",
of several gentlemen at his house that it was not * „, ..',
one, he gave the prisoners into custody. 41. of thee, r
was found upon the prisoner Young, who acknowr4
had given 10s. to Birkett, and ss. was also foat,;
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latter prisoner. The other parts of the case l'iyisfr,
established, and it was satisfactorily shown that:ti.° slier
firm of Messrs. Roble, Clarkson, and Knight, of o'"'
.„,
had not been in existence for five-and-thirty yea's on
Mr. CHARNOCK took an objection to the form biebT4
ment, for not setting out the precise pieces of coin led siese
been obtained on the alleged fictitious documents on
the Chairman as an authority upon the point. Ai
The COURT overruled the objection. all' rig
The jury ultimately found the prisoner Young. -Aloof
Acquitted Birkett; and the Court sentenced toe '" ,tics'
nine months' hard labour at Brixton House of Corr
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THE REQUISITION TO THE LORD MAIr°11:1;0 1111)/
following ar swer was received yesterday fregassioo,4o
Mayor by Mr. Ashurst, as the head of the dePu-respiP',o
waited upon his Lordship a few days since with Isoi,
to convene a Court of Common Council for the porr-ssAsi*
r pr
dressing the Crown on the subject of opening the
i 55.090.0
"The Lord Mayor having had under his consi°7coord
requisition for calling a meeting of the Court itirj
Council to consider the propriety of petitioning her,., per/
• t'elody Op
to take all such means as she may constitu i A
for throwing open the ports of the United .1,-1, of #
Great Britain and Ireland for the free importato,oooofoi,
is desirous to acquaint the deputation he had the 4 0
receive, that although he differs in opinion with t°,,trts
tionists, he will afford them an opportnnitv of disev'tioltk
subject at a Court which he will hold on ThursdaY, peo
instant, at two o'clock precisely.-Mansion• hot'
1845."
CONVICTS FOR BERMUDA.—One hundre!3 6
were taken down the river yesterday, in the WllO
packet, from Milbank Penitentiary, and put on ra, nil
Warrior convict hulk, opposite Woolwich dock/le:0
tde Barretto Junior is ready for their reception. nociy
Woolwich steam-packet took down one hundred S 0
the same day, and they were also put on board the
with the others, being for the same destination. od 740
BETTS'S PATENT BRANDY.—We UnderStlealra
the Me .srs. Betts have not availed themselves of of t,:a
advances in the price of raw spirit to increase thstio;:o
"Patent Brandy," either in bulk or in capsuled hclsse,',:i
that the public have still the advantage of purcbosTr,"sr
in single bottles, at the usual rate. If, however, "0:4
quence of the state of the corn-market, and of of „s{
plies, the price of spirits should still go higher--o",
there is considerable apprehension-it may beeol°ol*
to obtain a Christmas stock at the present rates- obi e
4
fore, venture to remind our readers of the old pro tbd
"good store is no sore." And, at the same timett
do well to observe that the words ‘ Betts's Pass„tens 111 '
7, Smithfield Bars," are embossed on the liiii'''' d,
apsules.-Liverpool Journal. g OF 0
DUNSTER. CASTLE ; A TALE OF ,°,, OOP
REBELLION. BY J. T. HEWLETT, M A.-",
..-``'s; tbUe
fri
' Peter Priggins' and 'Parsons and Widows'''. niter t'' ,
Bull, "has established a reputation which `Dun;-slie f
will extend and confirm. The entire work has al i
heib Or
of a master's band. The characters of Julian 13,3 C 010, PP
de Mohun, Prudence Everard, Antony Wroc),,su 4014
historian of Oxford, introduced as a student 01 oh"ceste 4
Graveboys and his man Jansen, Capt. HurstooDboiery
the fanatical Puritans Brown and Priver, and a 'll
others, are forcibly drawn, with that nice c1.171› .
which gives prominence and individuality !°..he bl
manners of the period are well preserved, and `'osiet,'
incidents are not overlaid with historical a,ee,es,-sto'e Oei
death of Hampden is cleverly connected with l'esletift
helps to work out its denouement. Upon the i'','"ty 1,04
hesitatingly pronounce ' Dunster Castle' not 00'00 4
Mr. Hewlett's novels, but among the best Of 03
of fiction" r 011
[ADYERTISEMENT.]—The AtrapilatorY, :000.°
01
Hair Dye, the only dye that really answers for *llO Pose
does not require re-doing, but as the hair gr
oats,ne
fades or acquires that unnatural red or purple tre
all other dies. Ron and Sons can, with the grtt
recommend the above dye as infallible, if dolt' it. 461-o,,i'
blishment • and ladies and gentlemen reqairnse rasl'`,
quested to bring a friend or servant with theta
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r 4;
used, which will enable them to do it afteewe',iefV,i
chance of failure. Several private apartment° .401 Tr
tirely to the above purpose, and some of their 'lO V;
having used it, she effect produced can be at 00°°,3, to PA
think it necessary to add, that by attending Oriel,* ,
co
structioas given with each bottle of dye, numor°6lo, ' 0,
succeeded equally well without coming t° tbethe s‘o
Ross and Sous, 119 and 120, Bishopsgate-street, jorti '
Perruquiers, Perfumers, Hair-cutters, and alit sills10;00
Parties attended at their own resideneeot "
distance. iij til'ACisfi
[ADVERTISEMENT.]—CURES OF FEAI" -101,4011
SORES IN MALTA, BY HOLLOWAY'S PILLS ATller 0401
-Mrs. Duncan, whose husband is employed io "
Dockyard at Malta, suffered for more than tOtA.,l4'
ulcerous sores in her feet ; she formerly resided goo.' ;Ft
was treated by the best practitioners there, frote, sai.4oloo
ever, she derived no benefit whatever, when, °t ti eip,owtoo
five or six boxes and pots of Holloway's 1115 I"sitone#o
perfect cure was effected. The truth a this,mo- frit?
notorious in Malta, that the editor of the 3-fuh-s, color
paper was induced to insert the particulars of !,„seo .
paper of October 31, 1845. Sold by all drueenso. /
es sor Holloway's establishment, 244, Strand, Is'-- ss-
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