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

SUSSEX.

King, Esq., by Royston
Dean, run out „.
Bushby, b Dorrinton 32
G. Picknell. b Royston 79
C. Taylor, Esq., c Sewell
Box, b 11/setupll . ... 18 not out ..."
E. Nipper, E 1 c Dorrintott 1
sq., c Pilch
.. .0
G. Barton, Esq., b Royston 1 not out •••_fi I!
W. Nipper, Esq., b Hillyer
Hammond, b Hillyer
Wide balls
Byes
5347 c:
................. .
............................
Sopp, not out ..

265
Total,

MA RYLEBONE.

Martingell, b by Dean
Sewell, b Picknell
12 cg&
De..., nne11:::
Pilch, leg before wicket
R. Kynaston, Esq., b Dean ii b Dean ''''ry
Dorrinton, b Picknell
Hillyer, b Picknell
Barker, c Sopp lO c Sop P......
E. M. Deering, Esq., b E. Nipper, Esq l4 b Dean ";.*: ;
Royston, st Box
B. Mayne, I, sq., not 0ut............... ...
E. Hartopp, Esq.; b Dean
Wide balls
Byes
138 Total'

Tres
PORT OF SOUTHAMPTON,—The LorAs of the ,ue:
sury having been pleased, by their order, to approve of 7;r1,/
ampton as a port for the importation of tobacco, upon
e.
ve
premises being provided for the deposit of the article fo
bond, the Board of Customs have approved of preuila'
that purpose, and the order has been communicated tfeartlit
different revenue departments throughout the kingclo'° co
information and government of the officers and all ',artists
tott
cerned. This order will be of considerable importancese'olit's;
flourishing and vastly improving packet poi t, and Will, c eV;
be duly appreciated by the steam-boat companies and
running vessels thence to different parts of the world, ictel,
the absence of the privilege of importing and housing 004
and cigars for the use of the ships, &c., has been loog,arseiy,!
of inconvenience and complaint. Previously to that otsie,
issued it has been necessary for the owners Of the Weieslee
and Peninsular mail packets and other steamers inagsor
special application to the Beard of Customs, in each 'sesse''
of a quantity of cigars being required for the use of thetibars;
gers during the voyage, in order that the same inigbseece(
moved from London for that purpose, which proceediturces
sarily caused considerable delay, and was frequently 'es to,'
inconvenience. Tobacco and cigars will now be 81104 VI
imported direct into the port, or removed under bob,
other ports, at the pleasure of the importers. to
may
srellijei
there, and taken out for such purposes as occasion mayoll.,
The weather is still wet altnest every day) pot
very little progress has been made in getting eis the bfi;il
out ; since our last, indeed, a good deal is now Vile
The wheat harvest is sadly delayed, and though a lest I VI,
here and there are cut, reaping will not be at all generic
Ole sts!i,
week at the least. As the weather is, perhaps it is sesi)
ing than when cut ; and certainly not yet very ripe i°,ll;
tuations hereabout. A few pieces' of forward oats are crte
lv
in general there is a great deal of straw, both of el
bariey.—Brighton Gazette.
ry,
LOUIS PHILIPPE AND Ills FAMILY.---1-“e Litlte°•
the French is at present the grandfather of eleven tyl
namely, the Duke of Orleans, 2; the Queen of the 13e_00, I;
3; the Duke de Nemours, 2; the Princess Marie (clerg;,‘:, r
the Prince de Joinville, 1; the Duchess of Saxe et'b3aiieiSleot
Lord William Harvey has been appointed „sot,
Plenipotentiary from the Queen of England to tbs....v-0X
France, during the absence on leave of Lord CowleY.
lee
nani's Messenger.
4.arja. iv, di,
RISE IN THE PRICE OF BREAD.—Fester see°
bake, s of the east and south end of the metropolisbrs-s of is
price of the best bread to 9ird. and 10d., and teßT„soof
second quality to hid., being an advance of one hi) r
the four-pound loaf.
r &V'
start
RvDUCED STEAM-BOAT FARES.— e3-e 'ts• '
the first time, several of the above-bridge steam-1)13°1 'fate °'
from London to Westminster-bridge, at the reduce,'
2d. for each passenger.
h tile'
THE WEATHER —A good deal of rain - lar ,
since our last. Saturday and Sunday were both driOioaoo
days, and yesterday was exceedingly gloomy, alihrogefer';
was no rain. The mercury in the barometer, t git'"
gradually rising, and the wind veering towards the we' '
a hope of more favourable weather.--. Scotsman. ft tin
iIiaACULoUS ESCAPE.— 'l`ristiiv,- a stleislee,
after the railway train which left Edinburgh at 1111.1 fe
gil'
one o'clock had left the Gogar station, a little ,t'
under the train, and although it passed over her, self
ceived no injury. On the accident taking place, antopre,j
was given, but before the train Could be 6 01;
it had proceeded about a mile along the ,j styes
when the guard, Morrison, gave orders to back it, 3‘;
ri 441
it had gone a short distance in that direction, the erlse",,i
seen running after the train with her bonnet in 1.1%r
The guard was most attentive, and evinced great itle,lsl°
any accident had occurred. His conduct on the uat4
was spoken of by the passengers as very praiseworthYttbst
serving of consideration by the Company, in order
ans 4
example may he followed by those entrusted with the ;,tl.O, br
went of trains—a trust which requires not merely
prompt action and prudent conduct.— G asgow ChNg
IHE ST. ANN'S SOCIETY.—HER AJ EETlrsriolr
M_ANna To CHANGE ITS TITLE. —MCNIFICSNI
that
1?
TIONS. —Yesterday a Halt-yearly General Court of,a .
vernors and • Subscribers to this Institution was he's of :so
London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, for the pureioto 06
ceiving the report of the Committee, and to cleat
ref 00
Brixton Asylum twelve additional children (nine boys so Po,
girls) from a list of ninety-eight candidates. Alderru term
Johnson, Vice-President, in the chair. The that the
which was read by Mr. Leeks, the Secretary, state to a
Committee had the high gratification of announcing lig Oev
peculiar nature and benefit of this Institution hlivihadtbist
brought specially snider the notice of her Majesty,
jesty had been graciously pleased to coolol,lllberfsi
from henceforth the title of " The Royal Asylutn,„
fixed to the name of this universal charity. frbis foe
Highness Prince Albert had also recently extended beo"0.
mer patronage and support of this society, an",, era,,
entitled to a life. presentation. His Royal Highnes A. r
ple had been followed by the Society's Friends,
Burden Coutts and J. Curteis, Esq. A previous liberd to,
faetress, under the initials M. C. V. 8., by the has sly ewe
Society'ishonoraiy chaplain, had also lately munilice- ao)',
tributed the sum of 5004 Consols to the new tool' ffereopi,
fund, and some few contributions had been already c aria et
vai ts
the exhibitions and reward fund. The report i. s
mously adopted. At three o'clock the ballot chisel's' „totes
names of the successful candidates having been ac;so opt
thanks were voted to the chairman, and the meeting brTee esel
' tbe
CIRENCESTER ELECTION.—THURSDAY.--- at 'se
of re-electing Mr. Cripps was gone through toetlaitases°o
Town-hall. There was rather more stir than on di
shingof the election of Viscount Villiers, but still eve
rlr
conducted without the least appearance of excite toef by ell,
Cripps was proposed by Mr.
.Byrch, and secondeutor.
Shiner ; the speeches were complimentary, and 0, der
Mullins, who followed, stated that Mr. Cripps had be,' but, be
a lucrative office some time ago by the Governmeri soh' 00
dined to accept it, from the circumstance that heosrps'est
obliged to relinquish his seat for Cirencester. Mr. at gra
being declared duly elected, addressed the audience
_srsee
length, contending that Sir Robert Peel had acteclhs aoeolo
consistently in introducing the measures which heibotire
and referred to the recent speech of Viscount Met oppolle
showing that such was also the opinion of a politica' leess
The meeting then broke up.
pEL."' dO°
• I'HE ALLEGED MURDER AT WHITECHA- -, e eoo Jo
terday afternoon, Mr. Baker opened an inquest at tn,dyrar,o
Hospital respecting the death of Michael RobelVe'seeia,ac
aged 50, a seafaring man, whose body was found on cog fri:it
morning in a vault in the line of new street, lesoo
the
Whitechapel to Spitalfields. Mr. Hicks, surgeonteermeil
mude a post mortem examination of the body, "s%reef 01
Coroner and jury that the cause of death was a fract a , for
base of the scull, but whether resulting from a b10,%-retto
he could not say. The inquiry was eventually 14°
t the purpose of obtaining further evidence.
„cinANDs„ati'
FATAL CONFLICT BETWEEN A
tpe
WlFE.—Last night (Thursday), a considerable et', by of
was caused in the neighbourhood of Tower street'
notice,
universal prevalence of a report that a man of theridenes
Joseph Williams Bean had murdered his wife, at betlere
6, Priest-alley, Tower-street, City. It appears in por ape
eight and nine o'clock the lodgers in the flirt. seboit slf
dimmed by a violent wrangling between the parties, Fnerio
time were in their apartments on the ground •flo": bibs
afterwards blows were heard, and a noise, as of we,t bstloo,
fallen upon the floor. The assistance of the loiLt divioltbe
le tin obtained, Sergeant Miller, of the Tower- °p
entered the apartment, and. finding the woman IYLI'7, be Id
floor, he demanded the cause of the occurrence. "husbander,
Wormed that . the woman had been accusing her ..reciti's,
ill-treating the family, and that he had subsequently'cite grotlyis
immeoiately the eve
atter which she fell backwards t goof' r
!
the heel of her hoot havin caught in. a hole in tbe
consequence of which it hail been torn off froTs of det' p
leatliet. She then appeared to be in the Pg"leth; fucr
Medical aid was instantly procured, Mr. Robinson Trio 0,
to the Cusiom-house, and Mr. Hutchinson.
°I Bobitualsieg
square, being vers quickly upon -the spot. Me. was eh..es,
tempted to b!eed the unfortunate creature, but 191'sbe eseijeao
fast ; her tick was broken, and in a few 'trout'. took ce
The se,
into ,A,Ltfloy, and he was at once conveyed to the of a CA, do
ing inspector ( Mr. Teague). imniediatei Ychles Ro
tow um in the City k bow-lane), to await the re_subslt de thissatS
per's jury, which it is expected will sit upo tn 11'
39 y,
(Frioay). The woman who has thus perished is
cf age.
Gtr FORT Ges:
Tia E LATE FATAL DUEL AT ---S due.— elf,
tenant Passkey, who shot Mr. Seyton in the late Hank He°,9kiso,
port, and lieutenant Pym, the second of Lt
oath dif;olal
both of the Royal eiatine., of the
have beeu removed ►
from the list of dfice" of the
hat out
Marine corps..
f jg soinew-witbsi
Tun. LATE Mn. ADOLPHUS.—I.,
t'e s die et sars
lavt;- r • es ter
markable that so many of our great
distingws tens
leaving a will ;as is the case with this _seed to
rister, whose personal effects have been achanilsw
b,OOOl.