The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-07 00:00:00

FOREIGN RAILWAYS.

Bordeaux, Toulouse, and 3
Cette ..... ........ ..... 2 ..... 214, 2
Dutch Rhenish
Great North. of k ranee 6S
(Laffitte's)
Do. do. (Rosamel's) 2 ...... 21hV 7
amaica Junction........ 11A —
Louvain and Jemeppe... 4 ... .
Namur and Liege
17
Orl ans and Vierzon ... ii ......
111 A
0 -leans and Bordeaux— 4 ...... 11% 4 1 p
Over Yssel 413 s 4d 1 p A
Paris 8c Lyons, Laffitte's .:
Paris and Lyons, Gan-
neron's, 25
2
481
Paris and Orleans
Paris and Strasbourg 6
(Ganneron's) 2 ...... 214 3l
Rouen and Havre
Royal North of Spain ... 2 - •-• • 6
Sambre and Meuse .... 4
Tours' and Nantes, Mac- A

ken zies
Verona and Ancona.— 3
West Flanders

LLOYD'S StfIPPING.—(THIS P 4 y.
LONDON, LONDON, AUG. 7.—Wind W., light breeze and el°ll
with rain at tithes.
LEAL, ,AUG. 6.—Wind W. to W.N.W.—Arrd. 014.
Mulholland, Mauritius; Edmond; Bickford, Quabec•Sis,
from the River, Ramilia, M'Lean, Sydney; Hamlet,
Sychiey ; Ava, Symons, Quebec ; Lady Amherst, Thow:nr,
China. Arrd. from the River and std., Rowena, Le Sing,
River Gambia; Wilson, Stoup, Quebec. Sid. Strathoir
Brunton, Hobart Town • Eleanor, Tierney, Berbice; Pier
meda, Hall,'
Honduras; Signet, M'Farlane, Miramichi3.l7:

badoes, Greig,-River St. Lawrence ; Claude, Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 6.—Wind W. to N.W.—Sld. LTO
Leekey, St. Helena; Delia, Adey, Quebec. Off port,
of Cornwall.
LIVERPOOL, AUG. 6.—Wind S.W. to W.N.W., mO
—.Arrd. Mars, Bisson, Callao; Astrea, Pikin, Quebec.
Reginald Heber, IAIT ' arlane Batavia; Antigua packetz,,,
grin, Culon ; Enchantress, Cormick, Lima; Catalina,
beau, Havannala ; London, Ross, New York; Indus,
Quebec; Lioni, Andrews, Quebec.

01rF KINSALE, AUG. 3.—Liffey, Norman, Quebec.
KILLYBEGS, AUG. 3.—.Arrd. Brace, Michael, St. do
New Brunswick.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

(THIS DAY.)
George and Thomas Smith, brothers, fashionably AO4
young men, who on the police charge-sheet were deseet:olB
gentlemen," staying at the British and Foreign 'yeti
breorge-street, Hanover-square, were charged with havingfA,,
found on the roof of the house of Thomas Charles Smith, „ose,
of Nu. 23; Hanover-square, supposed with an unlawful Pur.
It appeared that about twelve o'clock last night, onefirp
Smith's female servants was alarmed while in bed by Pee,
some person on the roof attempting to open a skylight' 'or
ing into a store-room, from which access to all the other Pod
of the house could be gained. The police were on the i.Pee
0°
called in, and on constable No. 48 of the C division Irtiodi
to the roof he discovered the defendants concealed be: vile
stack of chimneys of the adjoining house. He in conseVirell
took them into custody, on which they said they had il'or
come there for a lark. This morning the hinge of the
light was found to have been broken off.
Mr. MALTBY asked if they were known to any °I
Smith's family ? The servant said they were. not. 40'
Mr. Al A LTBY—Did they intend to visit any of the ser4o,
—1 believe that no one in the house knows anything of
_lit' 01
The defendants said that they had got out of the seinote
their bed-room at the British and Foreign Hotel, and r
over the roofs of the adjoining houses ; • their object was °I
the display of fireworks at Vauxhall-gardens. ,
The secretary and librarian of the British and ForeZe
stitutc, George-street, Hanover-square, said he knew
rwei
fendants were highly respectable.
Inspector Aggs, of the C division, said he had rice t;
that the account they had given of themselves was collo°
believed they had no other purpose than a mere lark. Ash
Mr. MAnniv--Then they will be discharged.--The'
accordingly set at liberty.

•
FLANDERS MAIL.
BRUSSELS, And. 3.—A beautiful English vessel, tba, t,
of 200 tons burden, has 'arrived at Antwerp in babagit ill
comes from London to take in a cargo of goods, which toges
convey to Calcutta. The English derive great ado° to
from their trade with Calcutta. Let the Belgians enn,et°,os2.ll/
have a share, which they may do, for they can furn";iians,
articles at a cheap rate. Jt is to be observed, that tb,l"o hero
as an English vessel, will enjoy at Calcutta an exonPl the
import and export duties, which exemption will ezten
cargo, as it is covered by the flag, e ici"
We hope that the expedition will succeed. W e
to Mr. Serigiers.
BRUSSELS, MTG. 4. Queen Victoria will oi!
on her approaching visit to Germany. Her -I"Tho;en so tho
at Antwerp, but the hour of her arrival will be
a. cologro
she Tray be able to set out immediately and sleep_.teud
sc
ece
Among the passengers who have lately landed at "A. wef,
Lord Sheffield and Lady Brougham. Madame Van " ber
arrived from London at Antwerp yesterday, and some
later at.B tassels
C. Battersby and inr•
iy.laivavitharioluagnhd

Two,English engineers, Mr. ~. xsattersby 0.
Vanderkiste, have arrived te.-day from London. They are° pt
missioned to go and terminate on the spot the final stirrer w
the canal from Mons to the Sambre, on account of the t•li&c,
Russian Company of Bisschcsshien, Kennard, Mackenzie,
There is every indication that the Company is resolved .0,
the works should be prosecuted with the utmost activity.
from
Messr. Taite and Sherman, undertakers of the railwaY loge
Janeppe to Louvain, have arrived at the latter place, er,ctioB
had lung conferences with some of the magistrates re-P"
the choice of a plan for the termini, &c.

CRICKET

led ‘'''

_AL
KENT V. ALL ENGLAND.—This match was gra
Tuesday, at, Canterbury, -in the presence of sele',fatuvr.'
sands of spectators, amongst whom were nearlreve', '11),e);
of importance, "noble and gentle," in the county'
el"
*
were, too, a considerable number of known aurtrrnv
genie from London and its neighbourhood, butoso o'7 boo-
there that it is impossible to enumerate them. It tolainta the
ever, be stated that the Earl of Winchilsea was wrest
ground, and not only manifested a great deal of inteto 036
the match progressed, but, became an annual subscriberneede*
dienliCricltet Club 0151. It may also be stated that W•of tile
Esq.; the Member for the county and the President ;blia
Club, set on foot a subscription, with a view of en,ae to
Lilly white to pay the expenses which are likely to aCis'e pre'
him in consequence of the accident he sustained on
ceding day. As soon as the collection had been Ctlcd,
the lion. Member presented the amount to the ila".7ltb°,
"°
companied with the expression of a hope that he n''''''neae°
soon able to resume his vocation. The play was rel
by Dorrniton and Ililiyer again going to the wicket-oeir
full score of Kent in this innings was 109, or 44 ahead °f
_A
opponents. sto"
• When the stumps were drawn for the day the sco—
thus :

ENGLAND.
Lillywhite, b 0 b. Mynn ............••N"'• 3
Barker, s. Durrintun l6 b. Adams ..................... 0
Box, b.
C. G.Taylor, Esq., bMynn 11 c. Adams, b. Mynn ...... 14
Guy, b. Hillyer
Sewell, b. Hillyer
Martingell, s. Dorrinton 1 c. Dorrmton, b. mpg' ".
Hammond, b. Hillyer lO b. Hillyer... ....... ........ 7
Clark, b. Mynn
F. Ponsonby, run out 9 b. Hillyer... ...... ..... 4
Dean, not out
Byes, 8, wide (illynn) 1
Adams 1, Hillyer 1, 4
161
65
KENT.
. W. Mynn, Esq., 1 b. wk. b. Dean 3
Martin, b. Clark 3
Adams, b. Clark
Pilch, b. Clark
N. Felix, Esq., b. Taylor lB
36
A. Mynn, Est c. Box, b. Clark

33
Domnton b. Jean
0
E. Banks, Esq., run out
Billyer, b. Clark
C. G. Whittaker, Esq., run out
E. Swann, Esq., not out 7
5
Bye, 1; wide, 3; no ball, 1.............-.•

•
109 to
Kent were to go.in on Wednesday morning, to get 119
win.
match es°
HAMPSTEAD v. TIVICKENIIAM.—Yesterday a ~.ketr
off betwt en the cricket players of Hampstead and
ham, in a field on the south of Hampstead Heath, aciPla on
the Green Man, which excited considerable interest, toff
which many bets were depending, as some of the best P.,030
of each parish were among the competitors. The' wt.cisg
were set at eleven o'clock, and struck at seven, each pigar
had two innings. A number of the inhabitants of 5,4
stead were on the ground during the play. The follow
the result of the game :
Hampstead, 93 ; Twickenham, 70. Majority for
stead, 23.

PRIZE FIGHT FOR 100/. h (of
On Tuesday the long pending issue between Wcis,ged,
London) and Wilday (of Birmingham) came off, as aritil- are
half way between London and Birmingham. Them —A 0
of light weight, and have acquired considerable fa133;0 4.
pugilists. In betting, Welsh was the favourite a a sp.
A ring was made, and the combatants entered. The it
peered in fine condition, and both men exhibited gre;fteen
termination, but teught with much caution. When t ad'
rounds had been fought, Welsh appeared in the le°! the
vantageous position, although his opponent continu„
contest with undaunted courage. When the contest hit at
cupied one hour and thirty minutes it was quite appri,-,0
Welsh was the stronger and superior man • the fig.,ll.liver-
prolonged, however, until it was decided by'WildaY e`'"orts
iug an unfair blow, and Welsh was declared winner' 510
fight lasted two hours and ten minutes, and a very largelior
of money was transferred from the Birmingham to the
don fancy.
it &!THE MINISTERS.—The annual white ba-- Cro no
w-
of her Majesty's Ministers took place yesterday at the sir J.
and Sceptre '1 avern, Greenwich. There were preeeent'uo of
Graham (in the chair), Sir R. Peel on his left, the Mr.
Buceleuch on his right, the Right Hon. Mr. tioulburn• the
H. Baring, Mr. Pringle, Mr. F. Mackenzie, Mr. Y11:01ss
Right Hon. Sir G. Clerk, the Right Hon. Sir T. rg Fitz-
Mr. Q. Hope, the Hon. Captain Gordon, the Hon. Fier.
roy, the Right Hon. Mr. Corry, the Right Hon. Mr. the
bert, Colonel Peel, Viscount Mahon, Lord G. sorneror. :pr.
Earl of St. Germans, the Earl of Lincoln, the Right H f: the
Nichol, the Attorney-General, the Solicitor-Genell'eroest
Attorney-General for Ireland, Earl Delawarr, I.o;arwieltt
Bruce, the Right "Hon. Colonel Darner, the Earl of Horace
Captain illeyuell, the Right Hon. Mr. Herries, Mr'nosoll,
Twiss, Mr. Charles Ross, the Right Non. George,' Lard-
Mr. Greene, the Right Hon. Dr. Lushington, te:4y any
Advocate of Scotland, Captain Boldero, &C. The P oteateer
barked at Hungerford Pier nn board the ,Watertinta_ine for
No. 10, which was specially engaged by Mr. Quartejr!iyor its
them, at half-past five o'clock, and proceeded down pier,
twenty-five minutes, where a well-arranged and
thrown from, the house, much facilitated the lag P!
party returned to town about eleven o'clock. .
The, next: annual cattle show and meetiniCiodoW
South Cheshire Agricultural Society will be held44/' • -
on the 18th of September.

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