The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-16 00:00:00

CLERKENWELL.-(THIS DAY.)

Two women, named Callan and Downing, were charged
with creating a riot, and breaking a great number of
windows at the Holborn union workhouse. . .

The prisoners were ) esterday discharged at their own
request, obtaining a shilling each and a loaf. They re-
turned at half-past eleven drunk, but were admitted into
the receiving ward, when they commenced fighting.
When they heard the police coming they smashed all the
windows within their reach.—They were committed for
twenty-one days each.

CIRCUITS.
HOME—Lord Denman and Baron Alderson.
MIDLAND—Lord Chief Justice Tindal and Baron
Gurney. _ . ~.. .. .._ .._ .. . . ... .

OXFORD—Lord Chief Baron Pollock and Justice
Maule.
NORFOLK—Baron Parke and Justice Patteson
NORTH WALES—Justice Williams.
SOUTH \VALES—Justice Cresswell.
WESTERN—Justice Coleridge and Justice Earle.
NORTHERN—Justice Coltman and Justice Wightman.
Baron Rolfe remains in town.

REPORTED DEATH
OF THE
EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.

(From the Times.)
BRUSSELS, TUESDAY, JAN. 14.
A report was current yesterday, at the close of
the Exchange, of the death of the Emperor of
Russia. The news was said to have reached this I kx.--- --V-
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city by way of Amsterdam. 'The Politique (a semi-
official journal) has the following :
"At the time of going to press we were informed
that letters, which were received this day from
Prussia and Holland, bring the news of the demise of
the Emperor Nicholas."
The Eclair states, in a postscript :
" The announcement of the death of the Emperor
of Russia has just reached us. There can be no doubt
of its authenticity." Lon,.
The Independence Beige states— London anu
"The funds fell on the 13th instant at Amsterdam Ditto, New Sim
Manchester and Leeds, ',—
owing to letters having been received by some of the Manchester and Birmingham
principal bankers of that city, by extraordinary ex- Midland Railway Consols
o 40/.
press, informing them of the important and melun- Sou Dthitt Eastern Shares New
choly event of the death of the Emperor Nicholas." Barnsley Junction
The Handelsblad confirms the above, and adds, " a Birkenhead, Manchester, and Chesh. ,T
Blackburn, Burnley, and Accringtor
considerable amount of Russian stock had been sold, Cambridge and Lincoln
which occasioned an unfavourable reaction in other Churnet Valley
Ely and Bedford
public securities." Great Grimsby and Sheft;
The severe illness of the Emperor was stated to Leeds and Bradford, N
have been occasioned by the excessive grief for the Leeds and West Rie'
Liverpool, Ormsk;
loss of his daughter, the Grand Duchess Alexandra. London and Yr
Since writing the above the Observateur, a paper Manchester
which appears several hours after the other journals Sheffield a
West Y
mentioned, announces, in positive terms, the death of Gre?'
the Emperor Nicholas.
_
A special Cabinet courier, bearer of the informa-
tion, arrived at the Palace last evening, at half-past
THE GRAND DUCHESS OF MECKLENBURGH
one o'clock. STRELITZ.—Her Royal Highness passed a good night
The Chamber met this d.y, for the first time since last night, and the answer to inquiries this morning
the vacation. is—that the Grand Duchess is going on favourably.
(From a Third Edition of the Morning Post). MASTER BOOTMAKERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION.
Severalspresent.
Benjamin members
Bond
d the
( (3brd-
We have just had the good fortune to receive a :—"Lastinnniugh
hundred and fifty, sat down to an
tbtheabmonemt
obteiers and friends of the above institu-
tion,communication from a person of rank and remarkable excllent number
rer at the Freemasons' Tavern, to celebrate
acumen, just arrived from Brussels, who states their eighth
re
that the melancholy intelligence as regards his Ma- presided,T,liiners, Company_
tt a after the usual loyal and patriotic toasts
'
jesty the Emperor of Russia was considered at Brus. had been proposed and duly responded_ to,, proposed that of
annivewraearT
‘6 P.rosp,erity to the blaster ,BoottnalT.s Benevolent Insti-
sels, by the diplomacy of that Court, us a stock- tution."rhe subscriptions and donations announced during
jobbing device bruit de bourse. This appears I the evening amounted to about 3504

Greiii Southern aad Western
Ditto Extensio'h 2% 4%
Dublin and Belfast Junction 2% 5
Irish Great Western, Dublin to Mul- 1 N
2%
lingar and Athlone Railway
Belfast and Ballymena 2l
Waterford and Limerick
Mining Company of Ireland 7
Steam Ship Building Company
Peninsular and Oriental Ditto
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, JAN. 15.—Our
market continues very healthy, and a large business has been
chine at full prices :
Edinburgh and Glasgow, New Quarters
London and Brighton, Eighth Shares 2%
London and South Western
Ditto, New Shares
Manchester and Leeds, 16th Shares 4l
Manchester and Birmingham 531
Midland Railway Consols
Ditto 401. Shares 7%
South Eastern New 15%
Barnsley Junction
Birkenhead, Manchester, and Chesh. Junct , 6 15-16
Blackburn, Burnley, and Accrington
Cambridge and Lincoln -16%
Churnet Valley 4 1-16
Ely and Bedford l%
Great Grimsby and Sheffield Junction 42a.
Leeds and Bradford, New Shares 12%
Leeds and West Riding Junction 4%14
Liverpool, Ormskirk, and Preston 2%
London and York 3% 78s. 6d. 4
Manchester and Buxton 2
Sheffield and Lincolnshire Junction
West Yorkshire
Great Northern of France . 534
Paris and Rouen
Peak Forest Canal

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