The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-15 00:00:00

SUSSEX.

King, El., by Royston
Dean, run out
Bushby, b Dorrinton 32
G. Picknell, b Royston 79
C. Taylor, Esq.
Box, b Martin ell c Sewell
f
ll
E. Napper, Esq., c Pilch 1 c DorrioW t
G. Barton, Esq., b Royston 1 not out ••••;;10,
W. Nipper, Esq. b Hillyer
Hammond, b Hillyer
Sopp, not out l7 c Pilch •••'''
Wide balls
Byes

2(i:) Total, 3.5 f
MA RTLFBONE. 34
Martingell, b by Dean
Sewell, b Bicknell
Pilch, kg before wicket
R. Kynaston, Esq., h Dean
Dorrinton, b Picknell
Hillyer, b Picknell 1 not oat •'''''' 0
Barker, c Sopp lO c SoPP ''''' I
E. M. Deering, Esq., b E. Napper, Esq. 14 b Dean Ir.
Royston, st Box
B. Mayne, Fsq., not out — •• 8 c Taylor ••• 4
E. Bartopp, Esq., b Dean
Wide balls 9 , '''''''' ' 6
Byes
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PORT OF SOUTHAMPTON.—The Lords of tne
soote
sury having been pleased, by their order, to approve Of
ssitsb.Wr
ampton as a port for the importation of tobacco, Ile, 00
premises being provided for the deposit of the article. D, for
bond, the Board. of Customs have approved of pretto:o 110
that purpose, and the order has been communicated 'Ol,O
different revenue departments throughout the kiegd°e co°,;
information and government of the officers and all par to
cerned. This order will be of considerable importance sotib'
flourishing and vastly improving packet poi t, and will, a deo
be duly appreciated by the steam-boat companies and a eltoe,e
running vessels thence to different parts of the world, t-e,ble'e
the absence of the privilege of importing and housingso9r,
and cigars for the use of the ships, &c., has been long
of inconvenience and complaint. Previously to that tree 103,
issued it has been necessary for the owners of the re„,"slee
and Peninsular mail packets and other steamers weettl'es-:
special application to the Board of Customs, in each %sae'
of a quantity of cigars being required for the use of th,et'ss;
gers during the voyage, in order that the same reireee',l
moved from London fur that purpose, which proceetOreereete
sarily caused considerable delay, and was frequently a ee to
inconvenience. Tobacco and cigars will now be alloondare
imported direct into the port, or removed under b°
other ports, at the pleasure of the importers, to Vogel
there, and taken out for such purposes as occasion ral e,
Dee weather is still wet almost every 13.0, Oej
very little progress has been made in getting op the oiele,l4;
out ; since our last, indeed, a good deal is now gut $
The wheat harvest is sadly delayed, and though 'ee P'e
here and there are cut, reaping will not be at all ge°e'e", slve
week at the least. As the weather is, perhaps it
ing than when cut.; and certainly not yet very ripe 'et; 'eS
tuations hereabout. A few pieees'of forward oats are r-te
in general there is a great deal of straw, both a oa
barley.—Brighton Gazette.
rime 10"
LOUIS PHILIPPE AND HIS
the French is at present the grandfather of eleven eToeili;
namely, the Duke of Orleans, 2; the Queen of the 0);
3; the Duke de Nemours, 2; the Princess Marie VII, %',f
the Prince de Joinville, 1; the Duchess of Saxe Cubtejoioo(
Lord William Harvey has been appointed "'coot,
Plenipotentiary from the Queen of England to the
France, during the absence on leave of Lord Cos'ileY' Ole
nani's Messenger.
daP
RISE IN T lIE PRICE OF BREAD.—Yes,er i,ed toe
bakers of the east and south end of the metropolis rat of io
price of the best bread to 90. and 10d., and th,;0111
second quality to aid., being an advance of one hapl fof
ReDuCED STEAM-BOAT PAUEs.
the four-pound loaf.
the first time, several of the above-bridge steam-boats selt,
from London to Westminster-bridge, at the reduced 1'
2d. for each passenger. . 5 011e,t
THE WEATIIER.—A good deal of ram 1111 per,
since our last. Saturday and Sunday were both driaiji
days, and yesterday was exceedingly gloomy, allblete.4
was no rain. The mercury in the barometer, byt gig
gradually rising, and the wind veering towards the ries '
a hope of more favourable weather.—Scotsman.
--Iresterdin%itst,
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.—Ufa I iday,
after the railway train which left Edinbu% seirrtsall ref4f
one o'clock had left the Gogar station, arg little go
10
under the train, and although it passed over her', sir'?
ceived no injury. On the accident taking place, "Yto
was given, but before the train could 13°,,, e
it had proceeded about a mile along t"" ebse
when the guard, Morrison, gave orders to back it,
irl
it had gone a short distance in that direction, thew,. blot
seen running after the train with her bonnet ill leer ie
e, The guard was most attentive, and evinced great od
any accident had occurred. His conduct on the oeltel
was spoken of by the passengers as very praiseworthlehet ;
serving of consideration by the Company, in order tn`
example may he followed by those entrusted with the 00,
ment of trains—a trust which requires not merely :zed
prompt action and prudent conduct.— GAzsgow Chr°,6oo:),
- THE ST. ANN'S SOCIETY.--Han MAJEL-TV PO'cp'
MANDs TO CHANGE ITS TITLE.—MuNaicEII the tot
',tons.—Yesterday a Half-yearly General Court ° it
vernors and Subscribete to this Institution was
...nne °f Ib°
London Tavern, Bibhopegate-street, for the nu,riTiet'ereo
ceiving the report of the Committee, and to eiee" sod 'r-010
Brixton Asylum twelve additional children (nine bole se se,
girl,) from a list of ninety-eight candidates. Alfieri' relstot
Johnson, Vice-President, in the chair. 'f,h:d al': the
which was read by Mr. Leeks, the Secretary, OP,
Committee had the high gratification of annouttei"viog lU
peculiar nature and benefit of this Institution ha bet 00
brought specially under the notice of her Majesty.
no fe
jesty had been graciously pleased to coull°o aehil
from henceforth the title of " The Royal Asyla°,leie rite'
fixed to the name of this universal charity. eif dt
Highness Prince Albert had also recently extended besot'
mer patronage and support of this society, 513 a'
entitled to a life presentation. His Royal High °,410" 'tor
ple had been followed by the Society's Friends, Pi' al boo
Burdett Coutts and J. Curteis, Esq. A previous PI, af
pot
faetress. under the initials M. C. V. 8., by the Wren' ciottl
Society's:honora.y chaplain, had also lately munilicee 05eito
tributed the sum of 5001. Consols to the new tO'offervei'
fund, and some few contributions had been alreadY tale
ss
(1
the exhibitions and reward tund. The report et,seed
mously adopted. At three o'clock the ballot closa-0,00,
names of the successful candidates having been Irolle fat
thanks were voted to the chairman, and the rneetingoe foto
CIRENCESTER ELECTION.—THURSDAY----,f0::000
of re-electing Mr. Cripps was gone through to-L,B# 110
Town-hall. There was rather more stir than on t'teog )Ir,
of the election of Viscount Villiers, but still ever opt,
conducted without the least appearance of excited bl I4'
Cripps was proposed by Mr. Byrch, and secondde Onierd
Slatter ; the speeches were complimentary, an as; 0013'
Mullins, who followed, stated that Mr. Cripps had Ojai
a lucrative office some time ago by the Governnle° 0,001 se
clined to accept it, from the circumstance that beeriOPs
obliged to relinquish his seat for Cirencester. Air'ce as
being declared duly elected, addressed the audieree pe eeee'
length, contending that Sir Robert Peel had aTe`esdpes)
consistently in introducing the measures whicMeepar
and referred to the recent speech of Viscount IVloepo°
showing that such was also the opinion of a political poi
The meeting then broke up. odoo
IHE ALLEGED MURDER AT WurrEclTO
the 100,
'terday afternoon, Mr. Baker opened an inquest at t fcleol,l
Hospital respecting the death of Michael 11°berwed°e01
aged 50, a seafaring man, whose body was found 01_selog is
morning in a vault in the line of new street, le'who, etc
Whitechapel to Spitalfields. Mr. Hicks, surgeop,forieel tee.
mode a post mortem examination of the body,
f:tOre Si fall
Coroner and jury that the cause of death was a ler, e, or
base of the scull, but whether resulting from a u`Steor
he could not say. The inquiry was eventuallY aJ- .0)
;
the tiurpose of obtaining further evidence.
vsigAlqi 0,1;e
ATAL CONFLICT BETWEEN A egel-e
WlFE.—Last night (Thursday), a conslderable o
was caused in the neighbourhood of Tower-strtebeel nste.ortice
universal prevalence of a report that a man of his resiee,
Joseph Williams Bean had murdered his wife, 0 aetoere
6, Priest-alley, Tower-street, City. It appears neer t
eight and nine o'clock the lodge's in the uPer aliebeordi
time alarmed
we
were
ey
ian violent
their
ap wranglinga tle n ts
o n betweenthe gtrhoeupn adr.
afterwards blows were heard, and a noise, as of a weirce ha ien
fallen upon the floor. The assistance of the Peet di° the
le, en obtained, Sergeant Miller of the Tower-sti oes of,
entered the apartment, and, finding the woman 12'13,0 bed of
floor, he demanded the cause of the occurrence, 'heebakyeele:
informed that the woman had been accusing be esrecoee„
ili-treating the family, and that he had subsequenn the gra, ef
immediately after which she fell backwards °P.! the deellaf,
, the heel of her boot having caught in a hole the Aeatm;
consequence of which it had been torn off of
eo
the agon the sor,,pr
I leather, She then-appeared to be in
Medical aid was instantly procured. Mr. Robinson,
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st
to the Custom-house, and Mr. Hutchinson, eesiosveeir?
,Jr. 9 ea el'
square, being very quickly upon the spot• life we
tempted to bleed the unfortunate creature, but
tesow elt cysoo
fast ; her neck was broken, and
ague a few rainaue,e,te toell feiPce
The acting inspector (Mr. T) iumeoies ewe ceri,
into custody, and he was at once conveyed to the of E cy,
station in the City (Bow-lane), to await the !eesublo'dy tre
tier's jury, which it is expected will sit upon t 3,.. only 3
(Friday). The woman who has thus perished Is
1)1 5'
of age. ne, I'
the late els eta
tenant Hawkey, who shot Mr. Seyton in , ,
.nt,„atit eiesi 4,1
THE LATE FATAL DUEL AT GOS' at
et fret'
port, and lieutenant Fyn,, the second of 1-Ar..,a,outh " 110
both of the Royel marine-, of the Y° of the
t
hoes• beet, it,to the list. ofk,e'"
.110
Ito
Ol
Alar.ne corps. ;74 eon' ,r•
i la; LATE Mn. ADOLPH I'F ' f
markable that so many of our great lasv)steirveguehectoo e
leaving a will ; as is the case with all,.
administers
t
rister, whose pertoual effects have been Row"
5,0064.