The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-14 00:00:00

SI'II.I:NAAE OcCURRENCE.

There is a reps re aeesee: of a very digressing nature,
in which tiai eeme :)1. -., tfic e in the Royal Marine
Jere, is mix:.,l ep it .ee.to the. ti hall and seppet
en ..2!,'l'; •• ! :Londe b apt. W2rrent
r iseieeece , (t..,,, .1' ru, mar Cove, at %%bleb
the ettieer ieccrred ate nd d, :in.; that the following
si,ver and spions were Inis-
eing. eaeyee);i :lighted on eai :eeveues, but inquiry
tell fig in aiee hire lit y to any of teem. $
description of the sto:en pee:wily wa published in
heniblie and ing t,e li..t)Wll until Sato.
day. I. the cour-e of that .Isy, a reap cteble-
leoking women tend -red pikes of silver spoons sea
ferks looking
sale at the shop of Mr. Hawkesworth'
teraiel parade. The i»ateer in ehich they were bat'
teased and broken up attracted hie attention, and with
the aid of a le averfill ine lens, he discovered that
some of the pieces bore r lie crest of Captain Warren,
while one bore his thereey eerreepondine with
some of the articles stolen. Perceiving this he inferine"
the lady that be Aotilil stop the ;ilia r, as he had rea•
son to suppose it was golen, and that he should also
require to know from her by what means it came
into her possession. Te this strange and startling
announcement she at once said it could not be the
case, for that it had 6-en given her that morning by se
officer of the Royal Shrines to sell, as some old silver,
which he had had a long time in his possession, and had
ne other use for. The lady Ift the shop, no doubt Is'
bouring wider excited and embarrassed feelings, and, 10
some minutes after, Mr. Hawkesworth, who had de-
tained the articles, went out with a view of making
further inquiries, and mot her vain, when he requested
her name and address, for e hich she at once referee
him to a respectable citizen residing on Merchants'-quay'
who, on inquiry, informed Mr. Hawkesworth that sbe
was the wile of a gentleman hulling a Government situr
tion in the Ordnance Store Department at Haulbowline.
Island, and that she must have been utterly unawsru
of the property having been come by otherwise tbae,
properly. Mr. Hawkesworth having been, .of course, $l,l
once assured of this, expressed his regret that she should
have been subjected to any trouble or annoyance, an
as we were subsequently informed, she acquainted her
husband with the matter on her return home the same
evening, who at once made a report in writing of the oc:
currence to the 'commanding officer on the island, throughwhom it was transmitted officially to the Admiral, sea
at an early hour on Sunday morning an order was issue
from the Admiralty-office at Cove to put under arrest
the officer named. When the order reached be ri"(i
absent from his quarters, but soon after returned, an
was informed of the circumstances with which his nano
via; so painfully mixed up. He asserted that the articles
had been in his possession for a year and a half, and well/
his own property, and so the matter remains until the re
suit of a public inquiry shall have determined the 01:
reetness or otherwise rtf his statement. Intimation ell
received by Mr. Ilawkesworth this morning to stterli„,
in Cove at an investigation which was to take
there this day, the result of which we shall pro abed
be enabled to announce in our next, and if it sbe.oi
remove from the character of a young man enterlo‘
on an honourable profession so distressing an iirPoo
tation, it will give us very great ,satisfaction. Log
the contrary, it should establish the charges, we 9 0
expect to see the case dealt with in the same maneerrre,
if the accused belonged to the humblest station of It ;
It is with great regret we notice the matter at peeserlice
but, as it forms a prominent tonic in many circles'
,ej
have only to publish the statement, as we were ensb'
to collect the particulars that have as yet transpired fr°ot
sources the least likely to exaggerate or misreprese
them.—Cork Paper of Tuesday.—An ineesdg.
tion of the transaction took place on Tuesday nr
fore the Honourable E. Hare, Captain Holmes'
Millet, and Sampson T. W. Ffrench, Esq. The accuse"
s.
party was Lieutenant Fuddicombe, of the Royal Marine
He was defended by Counsellor Glover. CePtaiti
Warren, Mr. Hawkesworth, and Mrs. Creamor of Hs:d.
bowline, the I.dy above- referred to,. were examie,,,s
After a patient and ample investieatien
committed the prisoner to abide his trial before the tese.,l9l
tent barrister, in Cork, on the 23d instant. His cone'',
applied to have him admitted to bail, which, after a 1°94
argument was acceded to. but not hiving been elle id
the magistrati%
procure the necessary sureties, the witnesses were be°
over to prosecute, and he was given into the custody
.;
the police, to be transmitted to the county vaol to sel
his trial at the ensuing sessions.—Cork Reporter.

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INTEREsTING TO LADIES.
To Messrs. RowlarA and Son, 20, Flatten-garden, Loncl°ll.
Percy- place, Landport, Portsmouth, April 4, 1844.
Gentlemen,--4 think it but an act of jnstice to inforl
you of the benefit I have derived from the use of ruct
aduirable Macassar Oil. About six months ago 'fano,
nay hair getting daily more weak and thin, and mg .1
discoloured, from a practice I had adopted of vrettillgr:d
continually ; fearing that I should lose it entirely, for
hearing of the efficacy of your Macassar Oil, I bar at
some time past constantly used it, and the result is, ilea
my hair is now perfectly restored and much irciPr°o4
in appearance and colour, having become thick, dark, r.
glossy ; it also curls freely without the use of parr*
which it never did before. To all my friends I lisog
warmly recommended your Macassar Oil as an We so
restorative and preservative
.for the hair. As I
w litre, net
objection to see my name in print, I beg you "., 0e
publish it; but you are at liberty to show this
make any other use you please of it, and refer aPPfilf.•
rtir to me, if necessary, in proof of the efficacy of
cassar Oil.—Your obedient servant, lette ,nts

• • • 00
Rowland's Macassar Oil preserves and reproduenetirof ;
Hair ; prevents it from falling off or turning . if
Changes Grey Hair to its Original Colour ; free-toff
from Scurf and Dandriff, and makes it beautifulli
and curly.
Ask for " Rowland's Macassar Oil."
All others are fraudulent counterfeits.

COURSE OF EXCHA:
Amsterdam CF. 12 6
Ditto, at sight l2 3i
Rotterdam 2U. 12 6
Antwerp 25 85
Hamburgh M.B. 13 13}
Alton l3 14
Paris, 3 days' sight 25 60
Ditto, 3 months 25 85
Marseilles
Blurdeaux
Frankfort on Maine l2l

Petersburgh, 3Us 37
Berlin 7
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Vienna, effec. ft. 3M. 952
1 rieste. ditto
Madrid 364
Cadiz
Bilbao 36
Barcelona 36

Seville --

GE.—(YESTERDAT•)
Gibraltar .............. So
Leghorn ........... . ... uu„. 55
Genoa ..................
Milan ............ . ......
Venice ..... ........ 4'
Naples ..... .......... 394
Palermo, per oz ...... 35
116
Lisbon ..................
55
Oporto ..................
Rio Janeiro ............
Bahia ................... 7")
Buenos Ayres .........
NewYork,2l dye sight -•"'
Philadelphia ......... 01„
/WOES OF BULLION, 0! 9
Foreign Gold, bars. 3 1„' $
Portugal Gold Coin 3
New Doubloons..... 0 4
0
1
New D011ar5......... 0 ,3
Silver in Ears ...... 0 4

ETES AND EYELASHES.—Sad complaints have De;
forwarded to our office of the conduct of waggDvej s
draymen, and others, drivers of carts and other vehic
their
of burden, in respect of their manner of tarrying ,he
whips. The whip is borne by these individuals overc'lo.
shoulder, with the thong dangling down their btl
To this arrangement, abstractedly considered, therels9No
objection ; but tho thong not only dangles, but,i is
whisks about at its own sweet will, flying constani,ii,to
the face of all propriety, and every now and tlien l;he
that of some unhappy passenger. It is made to deserileo
those mischievous g) rations by the slouching,
ce
gait of the bearer ; the irregularity of which, wei bJ
every reas9n to suppose, is in many cases aggravate Into
b:.er. It is bal enough when a natural lush
the eye; what mwt it be to receive that of s whip 11,,'1t
Policemen! Pwich and Englund expect you to de
duty, and put an init-diate stop to this nuisanc pienhti.f'
tu
clay, Perkins, and Co., correct your drayn_f_t:::::0•000

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BIRTHS. the
On the Bth inst., at the Vicarage, Kinthury, Be 01,.
lady of James Coutts Crawford, Elul, of Overtov, Lin
shire, of a daughter. IL A'
On the 10th inst., at Yarmouth, Norfolk, the lady 0-
f
Kerrison, Esq., of a daughter. fo Cs
On the llth inst., at the Crescent, Bedford, the wife
taro Ruddach, late l9t h Lancers, of a son. ;it
On the 11th inst., in Eaton-square, the lady of CsPtaia
Thomas Bourchier, K.C.8., of a sor___________