The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-11 00:00:00

MABYLEBONE.

Caroline Clark, one.of that unfortunate class who seem to be
doomed to bear the sins as well as the odium of society, was
placed before Mr. Rawlinson on a, charge of having stolen
from the person of George Stone, who, described himself as
"an interpreter of languages, residing at 22, Great Portland-
street," the aum of sg. Gd. •

The complainant said that he was returning home between
three and font- that'morning, and met the prisoner-not-many
yards from his own house. She accosted -him, and he
spoke to her-for-about- fiveminutes, when, telling her that he
had no time to wait longer, he. put his hand in his pocket with
the viewof giving her a shilling, when he discovered that
her hand had been there before his own, and.had abstracted
the 3s. fid. alluded to. . _

. .
Mr. ItAwmNsos—But why, pray, should you give her a
shilling ? Complainant—Oh, I don't know; I was sorry for
•
her, that's all.
•

'RAwingso:i----Were you sobet ? Complainant—Ye,
rather sober. ' " '

Mr. RAwmrsos—Which means 'rather drunk, I suppose.
' (To the prisoner)--Well - woman, what say you to robbing
drunken men in .this way 8 Prisoner (crying bitterly)-
-Olt, Sir, bad:enough, as. poor wretches like.rnyself.must be,
but I never, never robbed in my life, never, never.
• The worthy Magistrate made,some further inquiries, and
ascertained that the prisoner had never been in custody be-
fore, and that when searched at the station-houSe, 'she had
ovly a halfpenny in money upon her.
Mr. RAWLINSON—Under all the circumstances, I will let
yOu go, altholigh I think I am straining a point in so doing.

THE FRENCH RAILWAYS.
• • (From the Railway Record.) ;
We mentioned, in our last, that the Report of the
Committee on the Orleans, Tour& and ,Bordeaux Rail-
way Bill, drawn up by M. Dufaure, a distinguished mem-
ber of the Chamber,- had been presented to' the Chamber
of Depatles; with no material alteration in the draft pro-
posed by the Minister of Public Works, except reducing
the term of the lease proposed by the Minister, from 46
years 324 days to 41 year 16davi=, in accordance with
the offers 'of a company; at the head of which are gen-
tlenien of well-known judgment and experience in all
that relates to railways; foreign and domestic.
We have since received an early 'official copy of the
report, which fully corroborates the' -authenticity of our
infortnation. It is an able and elaborate document, and
in every way worthy of the high reputation of the dis-
tinguished reporteeof the Commission. The difference
in the term is just the difference between a sinking fund
of one Per cent., improved •at three per cent., or at four
per cent. 'compound interest; and proves not only how
carefully Chet calculations' of the Soumtssionnaires were
made, but the • estimation in Which they are held by the
Comnlitteo who adopted their proposal. •
Besides. what relates to this particular railway, the
report contains matter of nfuch• importance to all who
are interested in the nevv French lines.
In the first place,it most completely demonstrates, by
a system of close reasoning, based upon statistical finan-
cial details, the impolicy, if not the- impracticability, of
the complete execution-of the railways by the State, and
the systeni of short leases, to what ' may be called mere
carrying companiei afterwards, consequent thereupon.
It states, in express terms, that only one member of the
Committee was found to advocate this system, and that.
the Minister of Finance (for purely financial reasons)
put his' absolute veto against it.
If this is not sufficiently conclusive against all hope of
the short lease system being adopted, either on this line
or any other, it is. to be found in the provision made in
this Bill for the just possiblecase of no company pre-
senting themselves to take- the whole line from Orleans
to Bordeauk, on the terms proposed by the Minister,
modified and recommended by the Commission, and ul-
thn'ately fried by the Chamber. •
In. that case it is provided, that the Minister 'may at
the further cost of the State complete the section of the
railway between Orleans and Tours, stock and work the
line; but only until a company should present them-
selves to take the whole line to Bordeaux upon the terms
definitively settled by 'the Chamber& That done, the
State'to surrender the line and'all its appurtenances to
'lll6 company,' upon payment-by the, latter of the value
of the upper works; and the carrying stock; to' be deter-
mined by arbitration. . ,
' The necessity for the insertion of this provision
will be at once intelligible, when' it is considered
that, this year; the Minister • presents. a Bill, with-
out presenting any company in connection with it. - He
presents, in fact, " a draft lease " for the Chambers to
"peruse and settle," but without the name of the tenant.
The Commission has, therefore, no official cognizance of
the existence of any company. They learn from the
documents laid before• them by the 3finister of Public
Works, that Certain. 'parties, calling themselves a coal,
pany, and alleging that they are-prepared to giye all the
guarantees. personal and pecuniary, which the Minister
Can require, have =Ede proposaliftelini for a: lease; but
the Commission has no power to inquire, into the le-
galitY Of their constitution, or their financial position,
and therefOre must considerthem as non-existent.
It is'understood that! the discussion of the Bordeaux
line will' come on immediately after the discussion now
before- the Chambers/ on thd;. extraordinary _ credits,
which proceed but slowly. .Tliat relating to the' vote;
Algeria'alimeis expected W last three.days, as the
Comnussion have reported against the VICIVS of -Govern-
ment. It will be probably 'before our nextpnblication.
The' Bill, will pass the Deputies. most probably in the,
shape in which it now Comes` from the Commission, and
will pass the.Chainber cl6Peers, almOSt,of course; as it
cbmesito them from-the Lowerileuse..'Refers the mid-
dle:of 'July 'it will becorael aJacr Of the land.
We congratulate this Company-upenthe suedes§ that
is abegtito °fowl?, their .efforts, and upon the business-
like shape which' afl:flaleieLpetaetedings have assumel,
from their ,first _appearance before;. the publiet Their -
form of apiDlicatttidi.thai'eti is the only deed required
to be s*Liect. TlleirsbA4bt 5 YOtelptsitre at:ohe receipts
Ito: 'f,:a J '

for the deposit, and scrip, which pass from hand to hand,
without the necessity for a transfer, or engagement of
any sort, between the buyer and seller; and it is under-
stood that, after the law is obtained, the holders of the
receipts will be taken to be the owners, and registe'red
accordingly in the first compltte'register of the share-
holders. This gives great facilities for transactions in
this stock, and makes it a great favourite in the market.
TOURS AND NANTES RAILWAY.—The whole' of the
capital for this line, apportioned to England, was readily
taken up by the privileged shareholders in the Orleans,
Tours, and Bordeaux Railway, without any appeal to
the public at large. Both lines are equally favourites
with the public, and will, most probably, be amal-
gamated before they are opened throughout.
We have not much to add to what was stated last
week about the progress of the Bills now before the
French Chambers. The Paris and Dijon Bill is re-
ported, with a recommendation that the Minister should
amend his project by the additon of a branch to Troyes,
and the further extension to Lyons; and a proportionate
increase of the grant of funds. As relates to the Lyons
and Avignon line, the Minister of Public Works stated,
in reply to the Hon. M. Berryer, that the reason why
he did not present a Bill for this line was the impossi-
bility of entertaining the proposal of the Company,
as being incompatible with the law of June, 1842.
They asked only to have the land given them by the
State, and they would do all the rest at their own cost
and charge, upon a lease of seventy years. We should
say there never was the slightest chance of such a pro-
posal being entertained, while the corps of Fonts et
Chaussees, have so much influence as at present. They
will never tolerate the construction of the works of any
of the French railways by any other than themselves.
They will keep this, since they cannot have the work-
ing also in.their own hands.

lire should say that the deposits on this' line ought to
be returned immediately to the subscribers. There is not
the most remote chance of a presentation either this year
or the next, in • the present shape, and new conditions will
necessarily imply a new subscription.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, JUNE 10.---Wind S.W., light breeze, with pass.
in clouds.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 8. - Wind W.S.W., moderate. -9.
S.S,W., do:-Acrd. Columbine, Wakin, Sydney; Cristina,
Feleitcher, China; Henry Bell and John jardine, Ichaboe ;
Eliza Johnson, Petrie, Aricati, not Pernambuco as reported ;
Majestic, Tyrrell, OM Calabar (March 1) Mansfield, Hills,
Cameroons
,(21st do.); Terpsichore, Trinidad; Elizabeth
,Wood, Crosbie, Barbadoes; Donald, _Allison, Antigua;
Regina, Cay, St. Domingo ; Lynx and Tomlinson, Laguna ;
New Hampshire and Rappahannock, New Orleans ;
British Queen, Lancashire, Louisa, Salisbury, and
Sweden, Mobile; Scotland, 'Mills, Savannah; John, Lyon,
Queen of the West, Woodhouse (21st ult.), and S. Baldwin;
New York. 9th.-Arrd. Queen, Dixon, Ichaboe ; Martha,
Lawson, Valparaiso (March 3); Holywood, Lowther, Buenos
Ayres ; Countess of Durham, Miller, ditto ; Ringdove,. Cand-
lish, and. Royal Mint; Seanight, Jamaica ; Pearl, Campbell,
Tobasco (April 20); John Bolton, Leander, R. Ander-
son, and W. G. Anderson, New Orleans ; Courtenay and
Duke of Cornwall, Apalachicola ; Hercules, New York. Off,
Malabar, Calcutta; Native, Apalachicola; ships Earl Lan-
easter and Helen, -. Put back, Widdington, for, river ;
Elizabeth, for New Orleans, leaky.
DEAL, JUNE 9.-Wind A.M., light and variable ;
S.S.W.-Arrd. John Bull, Crawford, • China ; Wellington
Kenrick,• Madras ; Ninian Lindsay, Hutchings, Demerara ;
Prince Albert, Trinidad; Corinth, Smith, Matanzas for Ant-
werp Cameona' Christie, Port Phillip (sld. Feb. 9, ,• Ha-
semy, Buckle,, ,China; Carnatic, Hyne, Bombay; Mary,
Norie, Montserrat; Castins, Hinds, St. Lucia.; Tropic, Bur-
gess, and Spartan, Barclay, Jamaica; Catherine Elizabeth,
Maritt, St. Vincent. Sid. Wellesley, Madras ; Gwalior, Born-
' bay ; North Briton, Calcutta; City of London; Cape of Good
cif
Hope. The rest the outward-bound haVe sailed:
Poirrsmoutir, JUNE 8.-Wind S.W. to S.S.E.-9. S.W.-
Sid. Kingsdown for South Seas.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 8 WAND 9.-Wind W. and S.W. Off,
Royal Albert.
OFF. WEYMOUTH.-Persian, Oppenheim, Sydney, New
South Wales.
A..
SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE 9.-Arrd. Lady Mary Wood steamer,
fif .
Gibraltar, left 31st ult.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 9 AND 10.-Wind S. to S.Wb; moderate:
-Arrd. Welcome, Sunderland for Queliee, leaky; Margaretha,
London for Batavia, leaky. SldaLinnet packet, Madeira,
Teneriffe, and Brazil.' Off, Superb, Trinidad; Elizabeth Hall,
Pernarribtico ; British Isles, Demerara. •
"OFF PENZANCE, JUNE 4.-Hercules, Honduras ; Doivns
Daye, Alexandria, out six months:
JERSEY, JUNE 6.-Arrd. Achilles,. Havannah ; Encore,
BRIsroL, JUNE 8.-Arrd. Fanny, Robe, Barbadoes. 9th.
-Neptune, Guyne, Nevis; William Miles, Cook, Jamaica.
SWANSEA, JUNE 7.---Arrd. Auricula, Oliver, Cuba.
MILFORD, JUNE 8.-Arrd. Palemon, Swansea, for Ber-
muda, with loss of mainmast, &c.
CORK; JUNE' 6.--Arrd. Iris, Marritt, Manilla. • Off, Cail-
ton, Savannah. , • - . .
-BELFAST; JUNE -6. --Arrd..Parsberough,Barbadees.
ABERDEEN, JUNE 7.-Arrd. Mayflower, Ichaboe. •
HULL, JUNE 7.-Arrd, Woodhouse, Tate. St.. John's, New
Brunswick. Bth.-Lady Constable, .Garbutt, New Orleans;
Bethel, Card, St. John's, New,Brunswick..
CLYDE, JUNE 5.-Arrd. Nina, Gillies, Tobago. 7th.-Ca-
nada, M'Arthur, Trinidad ; Harbinger, NeW York; Scotch
Lass; Kearney, Newfoundland.' Sid. William Hutt, Montreal.
7th.-Jane, Rio ; Hamilton Mitchell, Marshall, Antigua.
Duattax, AMelia; Brown, •Cape• of Good
Hope. Bth.-Laurel, Wilson, Trinidad.; -Monarch, Brawn,
; Odessa; Vesas,'St. John's, New. Brunswick.
CAPE OF Goon Hop 4 APRIL. 16,--Her •Majesty's ship
Cleopatra has arrived here with damage, having been on a
coral reef on the coast of Madagascar, and whilst recovering
thearedge, used in warping her eft', Lieutenant Melesworth
and seven men were massacred by the native
.§. MAY 18.-The John 'Harris, Pascoe, from
London, is lost on the eastward part of the banks of New-
foundland.
VESSELS. SPOKEN WITH.-Norwegian, Port Repnh-
licain to Hamburgh, 19th tilt., lat. 45, lon. 29 ; Corsair,
Bombay to Li'verpodl, 28th, lat. 48; lon. 16, by the
Iris, arrived at Cork. Romulus, Liverpool to New
York, lat. 50, ron. 12, by the John Jardine, arrived at
Liverpool; Janet Izat, Hobart Town to London, April
30, lat. 18' S ; lon. 26'W. ; Aurego, Hobart Town. to
London, 28th ; 'Winchester, Port Philip to London, 7th
ult., lat. SN. lon. 32 %V. • James, from-Rio Grande,
14th, lat.' 23; lon: 39; Maria, Guernsey to Havannah, and
Lady Katharine,'Barhatn, London to Jamaica, same day;
XenophOricNeWcitstle to Pictou, sth inst., lat. 50, lon.
15.; Christina, from China, out' 45 d lys; April 7, lat.
h 3 S., lon.' 31 by the Duke of -Argyle.
BristoNV, arrived 'at' the Cape of • Hope ; Strabane,
bound 'to Bombay, 11th March, by the Bland, Callan,
arrived at Cape of Good Hope. Roie, of London, Cuba,
to the Clyde, 7th• tilt.; lat. 33, lon. 71, by the Elizabeth,
arriVedat Bristol. Fairy Queen, -Liverpool to Alexan-
dria,' 15th ult, and John Esdale, bound .ta Quebec, 17th,
off Cape St. Vincent, by the Astrea. le Centaur, arrived
in Creek. Albion, of Exeter, 12th ult., . lat. 47, lon. 40;
Haberdine, of Teignmouth, bound to Newfoundland, 16th,
lat. 48, lon. 40; Boling, of Bremen, 30th, lat. 45, lon. 28,
by the Emmai Noseworthy, arrived at Cadiz. • Sun, off
and from Llanelly, 30th April, lat. 47, lon. 47, out 53
days, with loss of stern amongst the ice; Mohawk,
ship, 29th Feb., lat. 10 N., lon. 76 E.; Concordia, ship,
from Manilla, 6th April, lat 32 S., lon. 30 E. ;
Cornwall, China- to Portsmouth, 25th ult. lat. 10 N.
ion. 31 W.; Friendship, ship, 21-st, lat. 47, lon.
42 ; • Spring., brig, - Ist inst., let. 42, lon. 30 ;
Meu, brig, standing southward and- westward, 4th,
let. 47, lon. 18; by the Carnatic, Hyne, arrived in the
Downs. Dolphin; schooner, of Bremen, bound to Monte
'Video, 27th April, lat. 2,N., len. 22; her Majesty's ship
Thames, 13th, lat. -28 N., lon. 57 W..; Emily Caroline,
Prussian brig, lat., 41, lon. 30; 'Banner; .Liverpool to
Fayal, 2d inst., lat. 41, lon. 12; John Edward, Ame-
rican ship, 4th inst., by the Samuel. Boddington, Noakes,
arrived in the Downs. - Persian, -Java to Amsterdam,
31st Mare-b, tat: 35 S.; lon. 28 E. ; Amelia, Mauritius to
London, 18th April, lat. 33 S., lon. 17 B. ; ~Ocean, brig,
for the Coast of Africa, 21st, late 28 S., lat: 11. E. ; East,
Indian, 2d ult., lat. 13 S., lon. 10 W..; Jenne, Ernest,
brig, 6th, lat. 51 S., lon. -18 W.; Eliza Jane, barque, 7th,
lat. 3 S. lon. 20 W.; Sir Charles Napier, from the Cape
'of Goodillope, 9th, lat. 1 N., lon. 22 W. .1 Maximilian
1., Dutch barque, 11th, lat. 5, ion. 25.; Augustine Vic-,
torine, of Cherbourg, 12th, let. 6 N.,; lon. )28 W. ;
'Warrior,' M'lntosh, out- four days, 21st ult., lat. 48,
ion. 9 ; Jane Wilson,, 4th inst., off the. Lizard, by the
Acorn, Jones, arrived in the River. .Zuluelca, Liverpool
to Singapore; 6th March. off Java Head ; Black Prince,
Africa, to Liverpool, 7th April, lat. 33 S., lon. 31 E.,
by the Cushina, arrived at Liverpool... Cheshire, Liver,
pool to Barbadoes, 14th ult., lat. 23. N., lon. 37. W., by
the Mary Somerville, arrived at Liverpool. Lucretia,
London to Cape Coast Castle, 14th April,. lat. 4- N.,f
ion. 7 W., by the Majestic, arrived_at Liverpool. David,
from Scotland, 26th March, off Fernando Po ; Napa-
rima, 27th• April, lat. 1 N., lon. 21 W. ; John Cochrane;
17th ult., lat. 30, • lon. 40, by the Peruvian, arrived
at •LiVerpool. Caroline, St. John's, N. 8., to Lon-
don, 31st tilt., lat.- 48, lon. 13, by the Cor-
•saii, arrived at Liverpool. Martha Anne, Cuba
to Amsterdam, 18th ult., let. 41, lon. 89, by the
Covenanter, arrived at- Liverpool. Prince Regent, of
Hull, for Quebec, 25th ult., lat. 40, lon., 21; Pratt, for
Richibucto 26th, lon. 20, by the. Millman, arrived at
Liverpool. R. A. Parke, Mobile to Liverpool,„l6th ult.,
lat. 35,10 n. 72, by the Washington, arrived ,at Liverpool.
Worcester, London to Madras, 23d April, on the line,
-by-the Mary Hannah, arrived at Liverpool. Sultan, 22d
Feb., lat. 33 S., lon. 155 E.; Diamond, from London, 29th
March, let. 58 S., lon. 71 E.; - her Majesty's ship Win-
chester, 12th April, lat.. 1 N., lon. •23 W.; an English
barque with emigrants for New -South Wales, 19th, by
the Columbine, arrived at Liverpool. Jane_ Duppas,
Liverpool to -Boston, 3d inst., lat. 48, lon 41, by the
Elizabeth -Wood, arrivedftat Liverpool

• CAUTION TO CLEIWYMEN.=—On, Tueidti:y last,. the
Rev. M. Trappes, priest of the Catholic Church, Hud-
Alersfieldi was. convrcted .in the mitigated penalty of Is.
-and 9s. 6d. costs, by the sitting magistrates, for interring
a private soldier, of the 70th Regiment of Foot, now
-stationed in Huddersfield, on the 22d ult., wlthOut- a re-
gistrar's certificate, and neglecting to give notice thereof
within seven days. The charge was brought by Mr.
Brook, the registrar of Huddersfield, and supported by
-Mr.; Floyd, clerk and superintendent registrar of. the
union:who said he was not actuated by any hostile feel-
ings towards the Rev.' Gentleman, but. he -haiku duty to
tperform, and he would. as soon. have.brought the Vicar,-
had he so offended. Mr. Trappes explained, that the
captain of the regiment. told him that it,vropla not be
necessary to register a soldier ;, he .however had no de-
sire to evade the law, and would not offend in future.
al a tcaptaitri. who accompanied the •Rev. Gentleman,
said he had always understood it was not necessary, and
'the - magistrates. therefore mitigated the penalty to a ,
mere nominal amount.—Leeds Tunes. „

Sunday morning, about half-past ten,. a woman,
having the appetzance of a respectable xnechanic'swife, threw
herself: off Westminster-bridge, near the fourth arch, abd
perished, attempts having. been in vain made to: save her by
a policeman.
.She,clid not rise to the surface of the water.
The army. in Ireland is, we,unclerstand, to be re-
duced by withdrawing the
,63d, Tat Battalion of. 60th, and
61st,Regnpents, which in course of the present summer will
embark for India, to relieve the ad, 13th, :and 40th Regi-
ments—the 2d to be relieVed by 80th ' from Australia. It is
aatisfactory proof that Government deems the dangers of the
Repeal akitation to have subsided, when it can spare three
such efficient regimenti froM • Ireland.-2Vara/ and 'Military
Gazette:

TABLE of CONTENTS of "—giA'
p"
LIFE in LONDON," and its SUPPLE'
PRESENTED GRATIS, JUNE 9, 1844'
.

MIECELLANEQUS. —A rrirl lof the Ern rCr'r ;,;!'
and reception.at the British Court—Arrival kt.t'in 1
of Saxony—Grand Review' iu Wiiidsor far4•‘-;,io'
presence of the
,British Court and its Illu3trinu'
—Mr: O'Connell and his Co- Travusers 'in 1 ri, it!
Dukedom cf Sussex—Embarrassment of shre,l:lo
Saxe Coburg officially contradicted—No ",thefi,
-and China—Editorial Remarks on the visit evV;
t'ra
peror of Russia—French Jealonsy—ParlOitre
Synopsis—The Sugar Duties—Review of LicyP
Horrible Murders—Destructive Fire at Crave'
Drama—Police, and a variety of interesting Fore"
Domestic Intelligence—Life in Canada, &c. of V
THE TURF.—Ascot Heath Races —rrestnee,,,flti.
Majesty and her Illustrious Visitors —Eng!avitra ✓
Majesty's Vase and Hunt Cup—Alice
her Declaration not to start ior the Cup--Alll"iepi
Attempt at Fraud—Fraudulent Orders to a elcic -(ef
Exposure of the Guilty Party—The Bloodite.sfoo
tion decided—Every Race graph ica 4y described
.ne
Tricks on the Turf—An odd Subs:itution of
for Maccabeus—The Running Rein and ar:r,stil
Questions—Proceedings in the Court of Esehlati4
Form of Trial fixed—Notes on the Cure,gh,4s.o.
Ireland—Entries for the St. Leger of 1844501; V:
Entries for the Derby and Oaks, 1845—Muf'stbooill'
Westphalia—Dusseldorf Races— The late t O'fr
Races, and Correspondence thereon—noin„,,,-;30
raltar—Great Handicaps—Suggestions f,,r lb`7,evio'
Foals, and Identifying Race Horses, by tilt- G`iod
Latest Betting on Coming Events—G"''cl'
Weights—Manchester and other Races of tbe bc
Table of Races to come—Sale of hunter;.
Tattersall—Turf Anecdotes and Announce"
Trotting, &e., &c. leVsl
THE CRICKETERS' REGISTER:--The cpcGr
Club Meeting—Alterations in the Laws or ,
eeil
Matches for the Season 1844-llatch be_,L*.tbe C:1;
Marylebone (with Hillier and. Lilly White) , 014..
ton Club,.with the full Scores of Matches hetwee'e
other distinguished Clubs in various parts of the
dom, and results of Matches elsewhere. t;fla ofj
• AQUATIC .REGlSTER.—Forthcoming Mee— r:llr_rt.
Royal Yacht Club—Thames Grand Rego/19,'1,.19',,,
culars—Henly-on-Thames Grand Regatta ---t" Or'
cliffe Sailing Club—lnteresting Matches on vt"en.po:,
and other parts. of the Kingdem—Brilliant r,i:9o
the Aquatic Season—Eton- Annual and Fu"
scription Regatta—A Visit to the Boat builders'fre
CHess.—Four games played in America
by celebrated players. h toets
. ANGLING.—Episode the Eighth, by 4-e
Fly Fishing in June. atee6
bestat
PEDESTRIANISM.—AII the Important h
eluded and proposed in the Proiinces-3141c-
and Pedestrian Sports. .a,t rses'
PIGEON SHOOTING.—At the Red House ijor
elsewhere. t,J
THE RING.—FuII Reports of the Fights be bilk°
ray and Hayes, and Gill (of Coventry) and j3eidrit
sundry Minor Combats—Matches in Progreis;os
Norley to Younu Reid—Register of Fights
Wrestling Fancy—Rabbit Sitt) /
orie
. I'
_ Ringing--Bird Fanciers-4° $
Popular Sports.
One hundred and twenty Advertisements, n bun
three -hundred Questions answered, and fiftdeeed t°dis
and ninety Letters received, read, and Eiden- fie ,/
Such a variety of intelligence never beforelOpelt
Weeklya Journal, and fully justifies °Lir ,0$
" Nunquam Dormio." • be liert
*** Belts Life; with the Supplenient, will erS),l
Sale throughout the week.—Price e s'
Lifeßelts of
Sunday, June 2, coutaio,4oloi,
graving of the Ascot Gold, Cup, has been rer-
can be had at the Office, 170, Strand.

MARKET NEWS:—YES . 44"
CORN-ExcHANGS• 40;
- The stands to-day were rather scantily snpp $
Pies of English Wheat, yet the demand Ns' id whit'
gish state.. The finest parcels of both red an 31o0`70,irt
off at prices about equal to those obtained °uls petyri
but the-middling and inferior kinds were abou‘0011) 0 0,,
lOwer than on that'day. The show of free;',-.
was good, while the amount of buSiness do,o're rste, 60:1„)
as in bonded parcels, was Minted, at barel.Yls„o;ll4l
5,000 quarters have been on hand for hole c, sof
the 17s. dutyy since our list. We had scarcely tiost.d
tots
Barley on offer. Foreign, qualities at full (1-,rtect
at late rates: The'phces of Oats were OW"
trifle dearer; in Peas and Flour no alteration.
S° or.
mvA
CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL r,irird
WHEAT—.ESSCX & Kent, Mour—Chevahe 0
"Qy,o
red. ....».» 45. to 57s Govs—Yorkskaettel
- . Ditto, white
Norfolk and Lin- potatoe ....
coin, red .... ... 40s to 43s Yougball an .
' Ditto white • 42s to 47s black • ..... 0110 e.
Irish, red 47s to 50s Cork, white • „...907
Ditto white
live—Old
New 36s to 395; Pigeons .... J_'?,t4
Bostsv—Grinding -24 s to 27. PEAS Grey ..... ..••••.9r_o•
Malting 3.3 s to 36.11 , Maps ••••'"• 7.,„tr0
, Chevalier . . .... Ws to 35s White .•"•"";,..•"''
MALT—Suffolk and Nor. Boilers.•-•de ."
• , folk s6s to 62, nova—Town
Brown 50s to Ma Sudo k...1.,.011,1„ 0?
Kingston and Ware 56tsto62s Stociaon ,2010,0.00
FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR IN
,"•,•"'
48s to 62s BEANS
~ ..... 111.0'
Hamburgh 36s to 405 P 05....., •••• •••••!";:ao ••
BARLEY
OATS—New ........ 15s to Ilss Baltic
Feed l4s to 16
1,40_2
SMITHFIELD. an su-.ittrail
The Beef trade ruled excessively dull; 7, $11_1)%„,"„i
quite 2d-per Sibs.. on, last week's.prices Wa'l,lll°74r,i,
The highest-flgure realised for the best Scot'3 nd ,
did not exceed 3s. Bd. per Blbs. The deloits;
was unusually heavy, at a decline in value than
Sibs —the best old Downs not realising o°r- 2(1. t°4s'" J
per Blbs. Lambs at a decline in value of fro, n 6S• 1;;130
81bs.—the extreme price not , being more tb
Calves at a decline of 2d.. per Sibs. Pigs ha
$
tendency..

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to I
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Per Slbs. to sink the offaL 0 9
5 , i
to s•
d. O, i
inferior Beasts 2 4 2. Second qualit),,,oo. ilO
Second quality dltto *2 8 3 Coarsc-wooliedAkell "/ 5
Prime large Oxen 3 2 3 Southdown 1,, * ,01 0I •
Prime Scots, &c.
Large coarse Calves 3 6 4 0 Largeklogs '''''''' 5 0
Prime small ditto 4 2 4 6 Small Porkers ''''''''' g
Suckling Calves, each 18.0 27 ti Quarter old DV, .. 4
Inferior Sheep 2 6 3 t 1amb5............. ••
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SUPPLY AT MARKET. 9)
Beasts. 1
3,082 Sheep. Calves. 11. i"
re
.0-.o' 1
35,630 I . ':I Ifl3 A fliejl
•Iv EV/ GATE AND Z.V.111-$ , mail-, 0• 0,
For the primest Beef and Mutton the de onto 004'
steady;, at about previous rates •, but all (tiler $ cl°
have moved off slowly, and prices have liu
tendency.

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At per stone, by the Car Cale• 6 1.,
, to s. d.
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,leef, inferior, ' inane
.....,
2 4 2' 6 Mutton,
~400. sl, i i
---- tnahlhng- • 2 8 010 ------ mi..
......, $ D 1
- prime large 2lO 3 0 ..----. prirge:...... 6
prime small 3 2 3 4 Pork, large ....
.......,'
Vsal
3 4 4. 4 ---,n1„,, ~sl.
Lamb. 45 Od to 55 a,-„r svp.- x irep
ARRIVALS DUltlis G THE T CO. d
Beasts. SheeP ...- 4
250 , 0
8
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6 rio 90 2
2 21° 445 5
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Yorkshire
Norfolk
Suffblk
Cambridgeshire
Essex
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Devonshire
Wiltshire -

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's arrival ---- 41
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-71 1,473 250 .„
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piffcrenctsince our last . 2 510 o cret,-
BOROUGH HOP MASS, p 0 11,10 i','.e
The reports • from the Plantations state MASS
a vet .a,et,„
fly has been observed within . the last few daY'lli,js,t.aeit'
presents rather an unfavourable appearance•off,„.:*
with the unusually small supply of 11°Ps 00 uotali° ii
demand to-rule steady, at fully last week's clooo'herir
- nonouGH AND SPZTAISI lope& e q..ri
The season for old Potawes being nearlY ce 1410;tp,
very little disposition manifested to purehase'beea doing
such, being scarce, higher rate; Ltie 'bees
~,I,'
•for;,but in all other kinds e.7.cceedinglY " .„00;:g-
-•S . WOOL V1.11.3C0r. been 00' to .0
The puliC sales held since our last have , vice 41$
attended by buyers; yet the biddings haves,°sctice .
spirited. By-private contract the deman ii.'
'rate's:, -

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TALLOWY
The.demand is very good for the time of "'earth. e I°ll'4
supply will probably be falling off, owing tf),e
tinned drought. At present, however, the PriloW,
notwithstanding the arrival of new Y.. Gi
.later than usual. Town T wis unaltered
oprt,' is ios'vo
The members of..the—Navy Club 113 in oles riprJ
•the 27th inst. for their annual grand
Earl of Haddington, in his official capseitY , the Id
entertosf 0,010 t
the. Admiralty, at the usual rendezvous n'
Thatched House Tavern.

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A oils uerbes a 0,
rri'l,
, BIRTHS.
;toe:
On the Bth inst., Mrs. William Gauntlett, ,-' , Atli."
•,..,to,,' II
cresent, of a daughter. ;„.,, of iii- of
On the 6th inst., .Mrs. Philip Hug..—
of a son., • Ter' ,4.
On the sth inst., at. Dover,
daughter.
On the 6th inst., at Westwood Cottage, _,ol
R. Blake Byass, of a son. sea, d,
lifrg* Iv ft‘
,
Hall
On the 6th inst., at Woodford ,Es re
of a son.
On the 7th inst., the wife of Mr. Edward Fa%°l
of Islington, of a daughter. _.---

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. . ' MARRIED. les Ot
th Cbsr 11 fx
On the 4th inst., at Cadoxton-justa,-Nee.—' d P.7`114,
Esq., of Gil-thin-ill Hall,- Montgomeryshire, °poles
Stroud, to Jane, voungest daughter of the late iiia ,
tine, the of Ludlow. is. tes
Nir ll' 110
On the 4th inst., at St. John's, Paddington, ;st de
Esq., of Liverpool, to Catharine Harriet, Yeuribe- t PI;
of George Nicholls, Esq., Hyde-park. street.o,_ pocitet jo
On the 6th inst., at Appleby, Leicester, i
.of Clapham-common, Surrey, to Elizabeth Bne'atrice4 re,
0 'I;.
the late Richard Alsager, Each S:eneilig`o°oge.
On the 6th inst., at St. Mary's bbott, .
a,0,y0 , ,
M. D. Trotter, Esq., of Ely-place, to Ellen COD 'is, vjc,'
daughter of the late Murdoch Robertson, Escl•',, 31A.'„,tar
On the 6th inst., the Rev. Thomas Ains'iv(.lll_°..'lev, 6!71,
of Carbrooke, Norfolk, to Mrs. Hawkins. of Esrwilfi,, A
bury; Somerset, relict of the Rev. John IL 0

„sober,
DIED. f 1 Woes* i3erVi
On the 6th inst., after a long and of
d
ieldest daughter of Mr. John Harris, of .''' if ells
, hhig 0
draper. ,-.. r,rnbe °el° ,A
On the Ist inst., at the Rectory, (-,T°S.„C'-iptir;'.9.• . , Al''''
Somerset, Jane, the wife of the Rev. Wr. p• ' --ilairrie ore
On the 3d inst., at .Lolf-gAlellord, Suffolic,, eter Ce
relict of the late' Rev. G. Brettell, 8.A., of ''`'. the
Oxford. ”- -,-., le I-Wt'
On the sth inst., at HuFsey's Farm, rroYsitten• f.,54.
Rev. G.N. Watkins, Perpetual Curate ofplAterirgLovelteshrl,.
On the 6th inst., at Buslu y, fleas, feClerV Sirb''
On the 6th inst., G. 13. Waton, I:eci., ° ev.
-On the 6th inst., Charlotte,
Rector of Barham, Suffolk. inks, the 13c11
On the II th ult., in the Island of Donti forces Ft`'
Alexander Stewart, senior Surgeon to the °,94., of
the wife of the of ~Jt•
Owthe 24th ult.,. John Richard Blue, '
,ft 0(
hill, near Bagshot, aged 54. ---'Ol/1"l'),
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