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London, England, 1845-08-25 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, MONDA Y MORNING, AUGUST 25, 11145 e
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Wit-C A I' PROTESTANT MEETING LAW INTELLIGENCE , that the case should he argued fully before the magis- ' SUPPOSED CASE of POISONING.
AT LISBURN. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Aug. 23. trate, and suspended the police constable in the interval. BATH, Ave. 2:2.-This day the inquest on the body of Lieut.- LATEST PRICES OF SHARES
1 , • A 1 (Before Mr. Commissioner Fuss.)
-tsar ale, .-,uoLisT 20.-A meeting for the avowed purpose IMPORTANT DEcisioN UNDER THE SMALL DEMI ACr.-TRB t n o
heHisigLhotrdfship said that at about half-past twelve on
Thursday week he saw a crowd of persons -
stroe'ecti.ock, before the Coroner, Mr.
saatittadollnmer.
smith,
111 RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND
of •:.nti atlesire a .tti Jamea Watson, Esq., of Brookbili, on his JURISDICTION OF COURTS OF stituntwit. assembled round a female at the corner of Milton-place. OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK.
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eentissal from the magistracy and deputy-lieutenancy of This morning, several applications having been made to the She was holding by the railings and the policeman en- behalf of the executors. solicitor, attended on
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the emir ty Antrim w-a h I I th.
• , • , ~ e r is day in a field called " School- Learned Commissioner for summonses issued against persons on i
eeavouring to take her away, and she objected to go The CORONER said, he was sorry to have to state that it would
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bill,'" adjacent to Lisburn, belonging to a Mr. Beatty, a tanner, judgments given in Courts of Request, with him. The policeman laid hold, but she would not
residing in the town. The place is beautifully situated, being The Learned Commissioner FANS said he would give judgment dence was most essential, was engaged at Bristol ueon a trial at
be necessary again to adjourn the inquiry, as Mr. Herapath, whose
From the Official List,
go. and slipped on the ground. She said that if they eyi • b m
on an eminei ce , verlooking the town and surrounding country, in one of these cases. In consequence. of the mode in which the - o , the assiees as to a patent rig t. r. T. Barrett, the surgeon who
tome ner they must drag her. Something was said about examination of the deceased General's PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY A.ND FRIDAY EVENING •
the approach to which is by a narrow circuitous road, a full Act was framed, it was impossible to ;generalise the point He
fetching the stretcher, when the girl undertook to go ---easee---.
view of it being had from the spot where the platform was would, however, say that this Court had not only to look to the bmnaddye, t
et
erected ; and as the numerous Orange lodges advanced in pro- judgment of the court from which the judgment issued, but to try quietly if they did not meddle with her, and she did so. sci rsaette7drelcC, but it would not be advisalOe to take the
entitle evidence at two sittings. There was, however, a wit. LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22.
res-zon, each bearing their re.tpective banners. and decorated the question of jurisdiction, and to pronounce whether it was corn- The girl we nt to the station, followed by his Lordship ness present who had come from Trowbridge, and the jury could, if
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w ith searfs and nbbens. a,,d other political emblems, the scene petent to adjudge in the case. Now the Act before him contained fled friend and another gentleman, when 21 B, although they pleased, receive his testimony, or they creed adjourn at once.
aas eaY and enlivening. At about 12 o'clock the first of the many special exemptions--that it should have no jurisdiction over put in possession of the whole of the circumstances, said The Jury said, that as they were now assembled, they would Pre- Dividend Amount
Lees. s entered thr field, and to, k their place about the plat- lands-nor testamentary, matrimonial, or ecclesiastical affairs- it was his duty to send the case before a magistrate. far going on as far as they could. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
fe-ni. o here they remained till the termination of the day's pro. tithes, tolls, or insurances. He would like to know how he could Mr. Lewis cross-examined his Lordship, in order to Mr. Joseph Cuff was then sworn, and deposed, that up to the Annum. Share.
ceedings. For nearly two hours these bodies continued to ar- be expected to say that the amount claimed might not arise from show that, having come up whilst she was in custody, tieth March in the last year, he lived in the service of General - - -
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rive, until af length the entire place (occupying between two one or other of teese cases or exemptions ? •
he had no opportunity of knowing the commencement or k eardeen • • • • • • •
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and three acre ) was completely filled with a very respectable. The ATTORNEY for the plaintiff said that he believed, on proof 1 hh d seonducted hereelf
a previously mi . . , . Abbey Cemetery was that of General Dick.
Dick as butler, at Latherinmplace, Bath. The body exhumed some
days since in the
Armagh, Coleraine, &
1 eking and well dressed body of men, who appeared to be com- of the judgment or order of the Court, the Learned Commissioner low s e He died on the 1 eth of March, at about one o'clock. In Portru-sh .. - 25 001 1 7 6 1%
In answer to two or three other questions his Lordship
peed en, eels o' the i eomanry class of the community. There could proceed. he appeared to be in his usual health up to Bfriningliam & Glosteri4/. Os. perste 10(i 0 0 ,100 0 0 133
said that the girl denied at the station that she hail as- 25 0 0 17 10 0 33%
were also a few private earrieges and other conveyances, occu- The Learned Comutssmera-I am of a different opinion. I arn the manliest
twelve o'clock. tee took his breakfast as usual at Ditto, New,iss.l dis.l 1/.
pied for the most ear, by ladies, in which, and upon the plat- first bound to see that there is a judgment ; next, that the Court saulti d the censtable, and added that he saw ro violence eight o'clock, his usual breakfast hour, and at half•past ten Do. Half Shares •• • • - 50 0 0 30 0 3%
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form, were obeerved the following persons:- has a jurisdiction. I know the jurisdiction of the Court of Queen's except on the part ot the police. o'clock he read prayers, according to his general custom. There Brighton, Leves,&llast.l -
The Most Noble the Marchioness of Downshire ; Right Bench to extend all over England, but Ido not know the juris. Captain J. Townshend confirmed his Lordship's state- was nothing then at all unusual in his appearance. At a quarter" Do. New .......... - 20 0 1 10%
Hn. the Countess of A unesley ; the Marquis of Downshire, diction of every court in the kingdom. These are crit.cal men t. past eleven o'clock witness rook up his chocolate as usual. Witness Ditto and Gloucester - 50 0 0 30 0.0, 60
itristol and Exeter .... 2/.l6s.per sh. 100 LI 0 70 0 0 1 93
J. P. and t'.L. ; the Earl of Annesley, Castlewellan ; Hon. points, and in these cases, where difficulties arise, parties are William Foster, a private in the Blues, said, that at put the sugar into the chocolate cup and the cook poured the chi). Caledonian - - 50 00j5 0 0 I 10%
25 0 0 I 110 0 ' eie
Hugh Annesley. Castleeellan ; Colonel Verner, M.P. ; Isaac called upon to appear in person ; therefore I have isie the ad. about half-nast twelve he saw a man and woman stand-
, colate into it. Witness left the chocolate with the deceased and "Jai-abridge and Lincoln -
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Corry ,3 P. aud D. L. ; John Temple Reilly, JP. and D. L., vantage of a solicitor. he drank it as he afterwards s w oliester and Holyhead -
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C ichester Se Brighton - -
'scarva ilouee; Robert Dialing, J. P. ; Henry Waring, J. P. ; The Arroiteze said the errors of the law might be great, but - ' - • • ' ' its contents. He was at this time sitting in a back-room behind the h
ing on the pavement between eSh•anit-street and 11% de Presumed that - • a the cup emptied of e . .
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Pa, k-corner. When witness got within five or six yards Churnet Valley .•• • • • • -
le se 'ken Rewati, I.P. ; 1 homes Johnston Snit th, J. P. and the public could not answer for them. dining.room, which was usually occupied by young Mr. Thomas as
a policeman laid hold of her arm or dress, and dragged Coventry- Nuneaton
D. L,' he Very R. v. Dean of Dromore J.-13. ; Thumas The Learned CouutssioNsa-Neither can I. If difficulties a sleeping-room. Mr. Thomas was the General's grandson. Bir , er,'Leieester.• •.' - 25 0 0 15 0 2%
Con e trod. .1. I'. ; William Caldbeck, sub-Sheriff of Down ; occur they must be surmounted legally. her several yards with great violence frern the man.
When as chocolate was taken to him deceased seemed as usual ,he Cornw. all ... ••• • • • - 50 0 0 30 0 334
the Rev. Tte mas Waring : Rev. Edward Leslie, Rector of The Arroanso said that there was prima facie evidence of the The woman caught hold of the railings to prevent the made no complaint of illness. At about half.past twelve o'clock a Direct Northern ••• • • • - 50 0 0 210 0 1%
Mete.. re • Hes. J. W- Knox a Rev. J. Hopson ; Rev. M... jurisdiction of the Court, by the fact ef process being either issued policeman taking her, and retained her hold until he got friend of his, Captain flutchnon, called to see him. Witness Direct Norwich ••• • • • - 20 0 0 10 0 %
s, & Yrinth - 25 0 0 110 0 1%
et enear•ee, Heily wood ,M. W. Knox, EN., Loughgall ; James or issuable. assistance to remove her. She was dragged ten or twelve went into the room and announced him. The General 50 0 0 210 0 7%
'lean ewe, D puty Gruen Secretary itt Orange Lodges ; Jona- The COMMISSIONER-If the Act means anything, it means a yards along the pavement, when she repeated her re- DDjuslislinßr Bleellast Juno
then looked altered ; he was paler than usual, leaning Ditto told Galway .. -- 50 0 0 210 0 2%
t. an lareaeloin, Esq.. Ingram ; John Reilly, IP., Hills- matter of fact, not of presumption. I might, if 1 have to deal fusel tO go, and threw herself down. back in his chair, with his mouth partially open, and Do. and Mullingar .. - 50 0 0 210 0 4
In •retteh ; Clark-- A rwtreng. J. P., Cherry Valley • Major with presumptions, commit a party on an erroneous judgment of William Mathews, in the emplo3 of Mr. Bennett, of his eyes looking dim, as if he were drowsy. Witness Eastern Counties ... • • Bs. per sh. 25 0 0 14 16 0 19%
W nog. .1.P., Nev,r, ; Richard Waring. Esq. ; the Rev. an incompetent court, and make myself liable to an attachment Stanhope Gate said he sea i -eakin • 11
es to Lotose s en_ announced Captain Hutelnison, and he said, " Very well, Cuff; Do., Perpetual, 'No. 1
Ditto ditto No. 2... _
- 613 4 613 4 14 p.
613 4 013 4 %p.
Charl€, Waring ; Maxwell H. Cies., Esq., New Park ; for false imprisonment. The rational course would have been, for • I will go to him." Witness then asked the Captain into the 50 0 0 20 0 0 22
ruing for a
- bout 'half a minute, siv)hen trefentlant came up Eastern'Unim; . -
Coliinee Hawkshaw, Baris ;E. H. Reid, ,L P., K alai* ; every court depending on its own jurisdiction to enferce the judg- e drawing-room, and went himself into the dining-room to lay the Do. Extension ...... 25 0 0 110 0 3
and ordered her to go on, when she asked what fer, anu
Maj se Crossley, Gienburn ; Thomas Warn*, Esq., Waring- ment. The Learned Commissioner then proceeded to state that, cloth for luncheon.. Mr. Thomas then called out from the sitting- Edinburgh & Glasgow 2/. ss-p.sh. 50 0 0 50 0 0 90
fi l• ; Rev. J. Lefroy. Lieightrickland ; Robert Alexander, under all the circumstances, he said she was doing no harm. Defendant then caught
should refuse to act, and witheut roorn, " Cuff come and assist me." He went in, and saw the Ditto, Quarter Shares lls 3d pr. eh. 12 10 0 12 10 0 22%
k.sq., L ughtrickland ; Wm. Beers, J. P. Grand Master of saying what course should be pursued, he should advise all parties her by the arm, and said he would take her to the sta-
, General on his hands and knees by the bedside, and Mr. Thomas Do. New Quarters • . - 12 10 0 50 0 144
Orange Lodges, county Down ; WM. Ellis, Esq., Deputy to take advice of their solicitors until a judgment of a superior tion-house, and pushed her along. Witness then epoise tieing to lift him up. Mr. Thomas said, " the General has had a Ely and Bedford .•• • . - 25 0 0 15 0 4%
p t. 100 0 0 :100 0 0 224
Gr •nd Master, county Down ; Rev. W. H Wynn, Moira; court was obtained. to the circumstance of her haying clung to the railings, fit. Cue" Witness could not see the General's face, but he was aradtojulnlac lt
fi o n .. . . . .
Rev. J. Vs'ilson, Moira ; Thos. Caldback, Esq., Lisburn; as described by his Lordship and other witnesses. stin, arid did not struggle at all. Witness assisted Mr. Thomas, Ditto: Quarter Shares 101. per ct. 25 0• 0 25 0 0
H. Celdbeck. Esq., Li-burn ; Rev. C. Boyd, Ballinahinch; CRIMINAL COURT.-(FRIDAY.) Mr. Lewis called Webster Jones, tt constable of the and sat back in the General's chair, and they got the General off the Gd. Southern &Western - 50 0 0 15 0 0 26
Shares .. 110°11..p-eerr cct. 50 0 0 50 0 0 112
Alexander Lind-ay, a sq., Milltown ; Rev. J. Green, An- B division, who said 'het the witness had been brought itnesse knee Ile ave on si
greund, and sat him on his (w ) . g * gh, Do. Extension•••••• - 50 0 0 210 0 114
Saterauces.- George James /tangier, who pleadolaguilty to three
trim ; Joseph Greer, Esq , Tyrone ; Captain Crawford, J.P., leant his head back on witness's shoulder, and his mouth fell more
charges of foreery was brought up for judgment, and sentenced to into the station-house seme time before, charged with
GeeatNorthof England 6/. Os. p. sh. 100 0 0 100 0 0 218
Lis-or ;M. -m.th, Esq., Lisburn ; Rev. J. W. Garrett ;b - -' ' • open than before. After that he exhibited no signs of life. He Do. Additional.. .... - 50 002 10 0 2%
e transported for life. In reference to the case of this prisoner, steeline a watch ;he was then called Meadows. Ditto, Neve .....•• -1/. p. sh. 40 0 0 5 0 0 53%
Rev. Dean Knox ; Rev. John Musser', alagheragell ; Rev. J. was never subject to fits, and had not been ill before. Mr. Thomas Do. New .......... - 30 0 0 20 0 32
ed on Thursday with a person named Thomas Parker,
who was tri •
Smyth, J . P.. Lisburn ; W. R. Deane Esq., Enniskillen; . The-witness denied, in the strongest terms, ever being
left witness in the room with the deceased, and went to fetch Dr. Great Western
ho was charged with uttering one of the forged instruments and i . .d
Junes Bieck wood. .1.P., Nandfield ; J. Henning, Esq., Wit- so e tarp. .
Spry, who Was in attendance in thvee or four minutes afterwards. Ditto, Half Shares.. 8/. per ct. 50 0 0 50 0 0 117%
which w po ted in our f•et rd it should be ;
rangstown , Bev. WE. Tyrrell, Dumbeg; James M. Reilly, that the avielic:of uilt o lirPer Lltc: :heaYris ner Aun • r ttehde Jones said, " I should not like to swear positively that
Mr. Thomas followed in about a minute, and Dr. Daniel also Ditto, Fifths. ....... 8/. per ct. 20 0 0 20 0 0 47
Esq., Lishern ; H. Hardmee , Fsq., Mount Pottinger • F. C. o gl.e • he is the man."
evidence against Pgarkery wnuy a:Leer:tingly slight, and the jury re- came, as did Captain Hutchison. Dr. Spry tried to bleed the de- Guildford, Farnham, &
Bee's, J. P.. Batty ward ; Rev. T. D. Gr•gg, Dublin ; 'Colonel A murmur of marked dissatisfaction ran through the Portsmouth ........ - 50 0 0 210 0 2%
turned a verdict of ac uittal. ceased in the arm and in the temple, but only one drop of blood Harwich ••• • • • ... •• • • - 20 0 0 10 0 1%
:Niurroe, late sI o Regiment ; John Macarten. Esq., Wirings- assemblage
Elizabeth Newton alias Mitchell, whe wgs yesterday convicted • • cense. He had been dead half an hour and more before any of thc Itil and Gainsboroeigh - 25 0 0 17 6 1%
towe ; John la akt-ti, Id, Esq.. Broelchill ; James Grahm, ofbeing accessory before the fact to the forgery of a receipt of 44/, Mr- Lewis observed that he had only acted upon his servants or family knew of it. They knew that he was very ill, Hull and Selby ... •-• 3/. 10s.pr.sh. b 0 0050 0 0 106
Isq , Ballymaglaine ; Joen Gnaw!, Esq.. Draper-hill ; James with intent to defraud the Paddington Savings' Bank, and Ear; instructions. but not that he was dead. , Ditto, Quarter Shares 17s. 6d. pr sh 12 10 0 12 10 0 22%
Jot, emn, J.P . K nem ; Henry J. Garrett, Hag., Lisburn B h
ass,w o pleaded guilty to the offence of actually forging the re- The girl, Louisa Manning, Was then put into the wit. The witness was here taken ill and fainted, and his evidence Do. Ilalf Shares •. • . - 28 0 0 20 0 24
Kendal & Windermere .-- 25 0 0 1 10 0 2
s Dr. Gaussen, Lisburn, &c.
was interrupted for a time. On its being resumed, he con-
ceipt, were brought up for judgment. ness-box, and gave her evidence with much apparent Kentish Coast - 25 0 0 1 7 6
It %voted he diffieuti to state accurately the number of per- Mr Justice Wictermes having commented on the aggravated fairness. tinued- - '5O 0 0 25 0 0 55%
so''s ere•deit, .a.. nitiety end diffen•nt were the opinions enter- * She was talking to Mathews, when defendant Lancaster and Carlisle
character of the offence of the male prisoner, who had first in- Mr. Thomas cautioned witness not te tell them he was'dead, Leeds and Bradford. • . - 50 0 0 15 0 0 21%
. t.,i • ~1 nu tie. ~u,. jeet : however, the general opinion WRII, that ti•ld her to move on, when she replied she should not go,
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duced his companiotn, to commit the offence, and then deserted her fearing that they might tell the General's daughters and frighten Leicester and Bedford -
-bete ...e.- tree-, 15.000 to 20,000 on " Schoolshill" at onetime she was only talking to a friend. She stood there two
and Iled to the coorn *.nfent, saidt he felt it his duty to order hire toe
Ditto. Half Shares.. 9/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0
eur.ne ths day. A t half- pa.st two o'clock the Marquis of minutes, when he ordered her on again, and said he should them. Mr. Thomas afterwards said to the gentlemen that he Liverpool& Manchestr 9/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 .
be transported f li e. Wi h regard to the other prisoner, th thought they might bury the body without an inquest, as he did
Ditto, Quarter Shares 9e per cent. 25 0 0 25stooOk. 0
Doweshire wes c illed to the cha•r amidst great applause. take her. Defendant then laid hold of her by the wrists,
sentence upon her was that she should be Imprisoned and kept to not went a stir to be tnade in the house. Witness did not know eendon & Birmingham 101. per ct. - 224
wfach lasted for several minutes. When silence bad been 0 0 46%
hard labour for two years. and she resisted, when he dragged her to Wilton-place. of anything besides the chocolate having been given to the General. Ditto, New Thirds.. 10/. per ct. 32 0 0 10
obi .11TIed ,
[(IS LORDSHIP reee, and said that if the requisition, signed John Taylor who was also convicted yesterday of a robbery at where she laid hold of the railings, and would not go. He was not in the habit of taking medicine. Never knew of his Ditto,New le shares me per ct. 45 0 0 23 0 28%
Buckingham Palace was sentenced to twelve months' imprition- The remainder of the evidence corresponded with that drinking peppermint-water. He had not been sick at all during Lendon and Blackwell 6s. 16 13 4 - lo te
London and Brighton.. 31.05. per eh. 50 0 0 50 0 0 76%
hy se m ill ai d re-,,ectitlile of the inhabitants of Lisburn and ' the morning. IVitness ohserved nothing unusual in the choco.
ment and hard labour. alread ' She admitted,
y given. in answer to Mr Lowis's
Do. Consolidated Bths - 50 0 0 25 0 0 57
tie- surreundi g country. had not bsen presented him, request- late cup when he took it out of the room. Saw no glass or mode. -
lee him to take the chair at that nittetitig, which afforded him (SATURDAY.) cross-examination, that she had been in custody sie timee eondon and Croydon • . 165. per sh. 13 15 9 - 234
cine bottle about. 9 0 0 6 0 0 74
Ditto,Guarntd. 5 p.c. _
go dre.i, a pleaile e as its principal obie ct was to condole with OLD COURT. for drunkenness and disorder, but denied that she had
There being no other witness in attendance, London end Greenwich -e- . 12 15 4 - 10%
hi- friend Commodore Watson, he would have offered his ser- (Before Mr. Baron PLATT.) ever been sent to prison.
The Coacerme adjourned the inquest till to-morrow at I o'clock, Ditto,Pref.or Priv.. 1/. 18 i 7 2 - 24%
vitn-s tor that purpose.- ( Cheers. ) He sit as prepared to say, MANSLAUGIITEE.-THE PRINCE OP WALES MARGATE seeausat. /sir. Lewis said that the charge divided itself under two
when
it will be held at the Guildhall. London and S. Western 4/. per share 41 6 10 - 78
end he sp••1,0 advisedly, that a more unjust, unconstitutional, -Henry Ross, the captain of the Prince of Wales Margate steamer, heads-the improperly taking her into custody, and the Do., New Cons. Bths 105. pr. sh. 40 0 0 20 0 0 33
- Ditto, New .'• ••• • • • - 50 0 0 210 0 le%
an ty mimes] roe. eeing had never been adopted by any was indicted for the manslaughter of David Davis, the mate of a using more violence than was necessary ; and was about
Goveridnent than th.t. which had been used towards their small vessel called the Culloden, on the 22d of July, in the River tO address the maeistrate, when HORRIBLE CATASTROPHE Do. New ••••• • • • • • - 40 0 0 20 0 12%
London and York .• ••• - 50 0 0 210 0 5%
frierei.-( Hear ) He was not in the habit of defying any Thames. Mr. BURRELL thought there was no necessity to dis- NEAR ROUEN. Lndonderry& Coleraine .--- 50 0 0 210 0 3%
(tee, but if he were, he would defy the Government to Mr. RYLAND conducted the prosecution on behalf of the City of crass the second point, as it did not appear that more The Min:aria de Rouen of Wednesday contains the following Do. & Enniskillen • • .- 50 0 0 210 0 2%
preve that it was a colistiiutiunal act. He would again London. and from the statements of the case to the jury made by violence had been used than necessary. The question sad account of the effects of the storm in the immediate neigh- Lynn and Ely • - 25 0 0 210 0 eei
re. ea', ti a: if he had not been called upon to preside that him, it appeared that, on the day in question, the vessel, of which Do & Dereham •• •• - a 25 0 0 17 6 4%
was whether she had been properly apprehended. bourhood of that citv :- ter and Leeds 5/.125• persh, 100 0 0 76 0 0 201
(lay be weeld have offered his services, which he thought would the prisoner was in command, in consequence of the extreme ra- Manches
Mr. Lewis said, in this case it was qeite clear that she " A frightful event occurred yesterday to fill all our district • ' 2/ 2 h5O 0 0 34 0 0 91%
Ditto, Half Shares • . . s. per s .
be a stiffi••ient reply to the various opinions expressed by beth pidity at which she was going, came against the boat of the Culloden,
4s. 2e 0 0 2 0 0 34
sid. 3ie he pres• , ane he viould add further, that he was pre- of which the deceased was mate, and swamped it, by which four _
was parading the streets for the perpese of solicitation. with consternatiod. A rather violent storm had broken over Ditto,Quarter Shares
Rouen about noon ; the rain had fallen in abundance, and some Ditto, Sixteenths .• • - 65 0 45 0 134
pared to .ake the respor siblity of the act.-(Cheers.) ehe persons were thrown into the River, and Davis and two others Mr. BURRELL said that the so ,
licitations under the
claps of thunder were h dbt th was nothing to presage the
ear , u ere Manchestr & Birming. 2/. per share. 40 0 0 40 0 0 62%
Neble Lord then ex rrssed his hope that on the termination of drowned. elaUse. must be to the annoyance of passengers, &c.
horrible disaster which has desolated one of the richest and most Ditto,Qu .
arter Shares - 10 0 0 4 0 0 10
Stock. 172
the preceedings, tierce persens who were there assembled would Mr. Prendergast appeared also with Mr. Ryland for the prose- Mr. Lewis urged that this parading the streets for portions of the arrondissemen .
industresus • ' t sfidland ............. 61. percent. -
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d• part quietty to t heir reeeective homes, without insulting or cution, and Mr. Clarkson and Mr. Bodkin defended the prisoner. hours by n person of notoriously disorderly habits, at a "At thirty.five minutes after twelve a furious whirlwind arose IZoljwifths.. .•. •• • •
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eound itg the feeling- of any one, and then concluded by intro- Enoch Evans belonged to the Mary and Margaret vessel. On time when respectable femit:es were returning from in the valley beyond Deville, commencing at the Houlme. It first Ditto, Birerelc.• .D.e.rio; /.125.6d.p.c. - Stock. 130%
clueing to the meeting the 22d July was employed to unmoor the Culloden, in the river visits to theatres or otherwise, was an annoyance, carried away a part of the roof of the factory of M. Rouff, then. Newcastle & Berwick - 25 0 0 110 0 24%
The Very Rev. the Dean of DRODIf)RE, who expresved se- Thames. At this time a steam-vessel passed by at a rapid rate, the Mr. BUR h h h Ith • htt. - d o • • - • th several sm
RELL t , die ttat a tug IC .or s all- gaming force as a proceeded. it over rew all buildines Newcastle & Carlisle• • 4/.os. per sh. 100 0 0 100 0 0
tisf,ction, a• ,Teing such an assenibiage presided over by his swell of which filled the beat of the Culloden with water, and a"' Newcstle& Dan. Junc. 11. per share. 25 0 0 25 0 0 53
nos •e t •
ant , o pas. ,
sergere " were those u-ted. it was it deed broke down trees and hedges, and destroyed crops. Further on,
Do. New Brandling 1/.145.10,1.p.s 25 0 0 10 0 0 36
Leese/lie, He -aid 'Eat was %As it shou d be, for it was such an caused her to sink. The witness and four other persons who were -;
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a estionable whether there sheuld not be sone. buildings were unroofed, and others were literally crushed In. We New , ..4 e„ni,ellien -
assembhee as ()Wit t 0 take place in Ireland He, therefore, in the boat were immersed in the water. Witness was saved, but very ." - - • , ..- 25 0 0 110 0 3%
,
have seen some in which the ruins, the furniture, the corn, hay, &c.. N tie 11 i I.l.e.Sheinad • • .....
complaint to ju Airy intereerence. 1 here was ate e lwr
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del not -eurrounded as he was by se many friends-tbink it the other three men were lost.
were so conteunded with the uprooted trees of the field, or gardens N ore British •••• • • • • _
necessary to urge eel arettment to induce their adeption of ihe Cross examined by Mr. CLARK3ON-The boat in which witness elsuse. the 64th, the latter part of %hick might apple
- "' ' which surrounded them, that it is impossible to say where the Do. New ~ •.•• • • • • - - 10 0 9%
reto ution he heid .n his hand. when he knew they were as- was saved was a waterman's skiff, and much smaller than the long. It said, " All persons who should be found between sun-
buildings stood, or where was the garden. The scourge, mooing Northern and Eastern. St. 1.0 0045 0 0 73%
0 35 0 0 53
serebted to condole with his friend Commodore Watson, for boat of the Culloden. The long-boat was chained, which pre- set and eight o'clock in the niornieg, lying or I iitering
with the speed of lightieng, carried to a distance some parts of the Ditto, Scrip, iss.s/.d. 2/1.5555.
Ditto, Quarter Shares . 5102 10 01210 0 18
whom he calli d teens the meeting to give thrt e cheers, which vented its rising with the swell occasioned by the steam_boat. If in any htghway, yard, or other place, and tee give ft SR- ruins, then uprooted the highest and largest trees. and at la t
, North Kent •• •••• • • • • 50 0 0 215 0 2%
were immeinmelv respended to. He (Mr. Watson) was then the chain had been loosened, the boat would net, in all probability, tisfactore acceete, sle iild be deemed an offender." struck three of the principal factories of the valley. Lightning is North Wales .• •.•• • • .• - 25 0 0 15 0 34
opiin the ;iv ,orni, and held a more exalted position amongst have gone down. He admitt .d teat there was a ssrear deal of' diffit•ultv in fact less rapid than was the destruction of these establishments, lorwich and Brandon. - 20 0014 0 0 22%
them than ariy that Sir Hobert Peel could give him. The Re-examined by Mr. PRENDERGAST-The skiff in which wit- as to the extent of applicatien of the clause, eith respek The destruction is so complete that the imagintation cannot cm- Ditto, New • • ..... • • - 10 0 0 10 0 6
Ilay. Gentle., an then concluded by moving as tellowas :- ness was was greatly affected by the swell.
to prostitutes. It w•s a questien of law, and es, could catve it, and no description could give an idea of it. They have Oxford & Worcester • • - - 210 0 7%
Preston and Wyre - 50 0 0 50 0 0 41%
'• Retolved- rhat ir is the indefeasible and unetlestionable By Mr. Baron PLere-The water from the swell did not get into
b Ft II d d t umbs To crown the fatality, the reci - •• -
een i era yre uce ocr . 20 0 0 1 0 0 , 6%
not re. I that this wits a ease in which he sheltie] be 7 • .
justi- imond -
right t f every B itish sunject to express, in a lawful manner, the skiff in which witness was saved.
event took place at an hour when the greatest activity is going on, Rugby ....
• -
his opinione • f the conduct and measures of the Ministers of Mr. Williams. the commander of the Mi'ford packet, stated ,
fled in inflicting a penalty upon the constable. eho, acs
and the hands are most numerous. Of the three establishments Scottie. Central .. - - - 50 0 0 210 e 7%
the Crrosi.." that he knew the deceased David Davis. On the day in question cordtng to his evidence, had seen the wt.•m•in accost . • • Do. 25 0 0 110 0 2
Midland • .
which have been destroyed, one is is the commune of Malaunay -
J MPS 13 Beecewooo. Esq., seconded the resolution, he was on board his vessel. which was near the Culloden. He re noes and e alk about for lite.irs, and who, after giving -
via , that of M. Bailleul, and which was carried on by Sheffield and Lincoln.. - 25 0 0 15 0 1%
whiell a,s eassei ueettimoin-iy. saw Davis and three other men unmooring the stern chain of the her time to wilk a wny. and twice requesting her, looked ef. N. eveu ; the two others were situated near Monville-vie , Sheffield & Manchestr - 100 0095 0 0
25 0 0 8 0 0 1 13
JoNATiias Iliciraensos, Esq., of Inglam, in a very Culloden ; they seemed to be doing it in a workmanlike way. upon the whole of her behaviour ot the eveniiig and I
chose of M. Piequot and M. Marc. At M. Neveu's 120 person.' shDrwittso,tavrteDruSdharßires -
50 0 0 210 0 1 4%
beet hen. nl and e.i•quent s,aseeh, next moved- Witness saw the boat capsized, in consequence of the swell from toek her. Had the apprehensi..n had reference only to were at work, the roof fell in, and the walls gave way before any South Devon.'• •.••• • • • --
50 0 0 20 0 0 1 31
" Thal we eh tiess oi h regret. apprehension, and dissatisfac- the steern-vessel, of which the prisoner was captain. the last time he speke to her, he might, he admitted, ,
person could escape. At M. Mare's, where the number of heeds South-Eastern & Dove. 1/.105.6d.p.5. 33 2 4 - 46
lion ihasa si rut ot pol;cy which tier alejesty's Minister' have By Mr. Baron Peerr-Could not say whether the boat would eel at some loss. He should therefore discharge the at work were seventy, the calamity was siot less sudden and corn- Ditto, New iss.32/..clis. 2s. 10d. p. sh 50 0 0 12 0 0 21%
for some time piirsued, and appear resteved to continue, with have floated had it not been for the chain. He considered that defendant. mete. At ef. Piequot's the number of persons at work was not Do. New No. 2 .... - 50 0 0 70 0 14%
reference to her Ni...jesty's loyal and devoted subjects, the Pro- the skiff flua ed because no person was in it.
Lord Dudley staid, it was his opinion that the constabie less than 180. The roof being first carried away, all those within Do. New, No. 3 ....
South Wale?. .•• • • • • • • -
- e 0 0 0 210 0 7%
50 0 0 2 10 0 5%
testan• aof I eland : tie disaffected and disloyal being the ob- Ephraim Keely-Saw the accident, and endeavoured to save the
in 1 • h d •
tus case a no right whatever to interfere, and that rushed to the doors, and they became so crowded that only a few Staines and Richmond - 20 0 0 1 0 0 2
ject. of confidence anti faridir, while the faithful and attached three men that were drowned, but the swell was so great that . . 20 0 0 2 0 0 18%
out This factory was finished scarcely a Trent Valley ......... -
comparatively conld get . . .
his conduct, in his belief, was contrary to law. She was
ect...... ..o oisue,
are trsa•ed with coatenipt and disregard, subj ed t i I he could not do anything with his boat. Near Hoisleydown, year ago, and the proprietor was blamed for erecting it in a more Trent Valley dII 1
t ndin with a friend was talkin
where the accident occurred, there wes generally a great quantity .s-a g t g qui y.
et' was not head Junctiaonn .° Y-
..... - - 1 7 6 2
and made tbe °ejects et unmerited perseete ion. ' solid manner than any others of the valley. The chimney, which
of vessels and boats. It was necessary at this part at ebb tide to gut
71t of' anv disorder and w•is theme no !harm when she Waterford & Kilkenny - 20 0 0 1 0 0 1 2%
Wnich motion was secended by Tetoma aJ. SMYTH, Esq., 3' . , - , • • ~. I was 150 feet high, fell down to within a few yards of the ground, West Cornwall.... •• - 20 0 0 15 0 ! 2%
be very careful in the navigation of steam.ereosels. e as desired to move, and feeling that she bed committed
J.P., and passed. and iwas thrown across the river. The third floor, cut off with Yarmouth & Norwich. 1/. 20 00200 0 i 29
Cross.examined by Mr. CLARKSON-Was a waterman, and did no offence refused ,and when laid hold °fend drageed about
The third iesolutitm was propose,l by Colonel VERNER, and wonderful precision, was also carried into the water. The two Ditto, New ......... 4s. 6d. 20 0 0 14 0 0 24
Secfmci. dby the Bev. H. li ensue, end was a. follows :- not like ateam-vessels.-(Laughter.) All the steam-vessels when resist, (I, and I,e(l.ord Dudley) would ask who would not it other stories next gave way, and at last the ground floor was do York& North Midland 10/. per ct. 50 0 0 50 0 0 , 109%
" That we con4.ler the removal of James NI
ration, EN., of there can go fast down the river. improperly and unjustly a; prehended ? For his own completely demolished that scarcely two bricks remained in their Ditto, Half Shares- 10/. per et- 25
00 0 22.55 0 0 53%
bro' . 25 0
Branch - 0 0 , 51%
13rookkoll (a gen Linea respected mid venerated by all who By Mr. Baron Peerr-Dtit not think it prudent for boats to get pfirt he would undertake to say that he would, if so places. All this was accomplished in less than two minutes ; people D
"i'teZl
, by Scnp .. 101. per ct. 50 0 0 20 0 0 76
It. ow him i ti om the el. put y-lieutenancy anti magistracy ot the uhder chains, as had been done in the present case, to unmoor
situated. He con,.idoted that the constable had abused from all parts hurried to render assistance; all the manufactories • - _
Dltto, Extension .... 25 0 0 1 5 0 ' 23v
, 4
Couto) fff Antrim to be a %antral exercise of arbitrary power, vessels, when it was known that steam-vessels were coming down
th• power he p•issessed, and that the police had great and workshops in the neighbourhood sent out their men, and at Bordeaux and Toulouse - 20 0 0 20 0 , 2%
tiejus ified by the letter or the %Agit of the Statutes which have the river. It was well known that a great many steam.vessels went once began to clear out the ruins to save those tinder them who Do. and Cette •••• • • - 20 0 0 200 ~ 2%
temptations to be the tyrants of the streets, rather than
been made the ere!ext for his dismissal, and at direct variance down the river about ten o'clock in the morning. might be yet alive. Nothing can equal the scene presented Boulogne and Amiens. - 20 0 0 60 0 , 10%
with the -1 irit of •he I otwitution." Mr. Cooper, a baree-builder, corroborated the evidence of the the guardians of the peace. After some further obeer.
at the three principal theatres of this vast re M •
luster. achinet y. Dieppe and Paris June. - - 20 0 I 1%
the ['Lev Mr. Kit:ox then moved, which was seconded by other witnesses. He saw the Prince of Wales coming down the vations to the same effect, in which he alleged that they looms, bars of iron were fractured, and enormous pieces of timber Gt. Northern of France - 20 00.40 0 1 6%
R. Deere:se, Esq. , an•i carried- river on the morning of the accident, at the rate of about twelve reqiiired looking clitsely after, and often were the cause were broken as if they were mere st • .
raws, and all lying together in Lyons and Avignon....
Orleans and Vierzon .. - 20 0 0 20 0 , 2%
20 0 0 6 0 0 , 17%
" That 1- is repegniint to the constitution of this empire that miles an hour, and making a very heavy swell. Witness had been inf riets by their impreper interfereece, he cencluded by one confused mass. Torn fragments of clothing were seen among Orleans & Bourdeaux --
20 0 0 4 0 0 : 12
her Majesty% subj. ea, sh old he required to yield obedience to acquainted with the river 35 years, and comidered that it was not observing that Celonel Rowan had said they had DO locks of cotton wool, with arms and legs protruding from the Paris &Lyons (Laffitte) - 20 0 0 20 0 3%
sate for any steam-vessel to go clown that part of the river at the 20 0 0 2 0 0 ! 2%
the view-, opinions, or declarations to ail single constituent of right to interfere if an unfortunate female was merely heap ; pieces of flesh were adhering to the irons, and many parts Do.(Ganneron's)• ••. -
the tegisletive po,Aers, the united concurrence of the three rate of twelve miles an hour. If the Prince of Wales had been
stsnding talking to a friend, without creating any dis- were dyed with blood. Now and then deep groans were heard t Do. (Calon's) • • • - 20 0 0 20 0 2%
ee au isof th realm interne essential to conetitute an obligatory goieg about five miles an hour, in the opinion of witness, the Paris and Strasbohrg • • - 20 0 0 20 0 2%
ordt T. some men and children, preserved as if it were miraculously, by an Paris & St. Quentin •• - 20 0 0 20 0 2%
law ; anti that aur ~trernp, to f, t,er the actions of British accident would not have occurred.
Mr. Buttneee said that in this case there *as a differ- overhanging beam, were taken out uninjured, but more frequently Paris and Orleans. •• • . - 20 0 0 20 0 0 50%
suieec ahe Ole ma iiteriance of a conttary doctrine is subver- Cross. examined by Mr. BODKIN-Witness believed that the
‘,
nee, as the constable had seen her throughout the some severed limb or dead corpse, or a body so mutilated that death Paris and Rouen • • 21. 20 0020 0 0 42%
sine int cur rghts, arol ought not to be telerated by a free swell of the Isle of Thanet helped that of the Prince of Wales, but
iki have been preferable to the torture it endured. On the rose Royal North of Spain• • - - 2 0 0 3
pteede." that the swell of the letter vessel was sufficient to sink the boat. night, and spoke to her. If the matter rested entirely " '
nothing was to be seen but litters or carts, carrying away the dead Rouen and Havre •• •• - 20 0 0 16 0 0 30%
-CA LDBECK, EN., moved the next resolution, which was Gecrge Maddox, an inspector of the Thames Police, also corn). uP,ut what had occ •rred at the time of apprehension, Sambre and Meuse.- - -20 0 0 60 0 8%
or wounded. Temporary hospitals were promptly established. Sur..
seconded b, itsjor WARING :- borated the evidence that had been adduced. without reference to her previous conduct, he should say geons came from Roues', brought by M. Flobert, and bestowed their etrastiourg and Bale • • -
Tours & Nantes (Mac 14 0 0 14 0 0 10%
" That the Pretestants of Ireland, being upwards of two Cross-examined by Mr. CLARESON-The proper rate for steam- the constable had no right to take her.-Defendant was zie s ..
care and pains upon all, even those of whom no hope could be en• ken •' ) - _ ,
20 0 0 2 0 0 ' 2%
mil Itiens, are enta ied by t heir posinen and weight, as a religious, boats to go down the River was about five rniles an hour, but they then discharged. tertained. The rnaster of the hotel of the Cheval Noir placed at Do. (Levevres) ...... _ 20 00• 2 0 0 2
on'eriy. lop!. a rid et.uc4ted penple, to the Confidence of the generally went much faster. Could not say that he had ever seen CLERKENWELL. the disposal of the faculty the largest room in his house, with all
Cro aII attd pr,ectio •of the Governreeet ; whereas, on the any of the Members of the Corporation go down the River in Edmund Thomas Yeakall was placed at the bar for the linen and every other useful thing which he had then at his JOINT-STOCIE BANKS.
cow tari, A e `et' Our vent rat ed clergy insulted, our Church steam-vessels at the rate often or twelve miles an hour.-( Laughter.)
re-examination, eharged with having forged the name of command ; 26 of the sufferers were laid in the ball-room and in
eirsaegered, lier rev, nues confiscated, our faith maligned, our Had never seen the Lord Mayor go down the River in a steam-
Colonel Howard Staple • fII P kW. d• t th
y, o ome ar , in sor, o e eot
th 'Theatre A number of the clergy came to bestow the con- Dividend Amount
up. teht tnag'stre' es dismissed, and our sacred and venerable vessel at all.-(Laughter.)
subscription contract deed of the South Midland, North- isolations of religion, and the Cure of efonville, dressed in his Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
i, s'it ',O ',one pros ra ed. in order to conciliete the avowed foes of Other witnesses were called, who gave sirailar evidence as to the
ampton, end Leicestershire Railway Company, for the 'ce recited the last prayers fo
surpli , r the dying over those whom the Annum. Share.
liriesh connexion ; we therefore solemnly pledge ourrelves to accident and its causes.
faculty despaired ef saving. atm seamen, and children were -- --
associate. as Pretest fres, by every lawful means within our The Secretary to the London and Margate Steam Packet Com- ementit of 800/.
weeping over their relations, Many of whom were expiring in the . X s. d. •E s. d.
pee ere in ritipport and defence of what still remains of our vene- pane, who was called on behalf of the prosecution, in his cross-exo. Mr. Charles Stuart Bowles, solicitor of Windsor, was A tralasia
ceeenntt: ro) g g 40 0 0 31
most cruel agonies. This dreadful scene was rendered even still BuristshNorth.America.n. 641/:
rated constitution,a• ain the sure convictien that such a course mination, stated that the prisoner was a careful, steady, and sober called. He knew Home Park, Windsor, which is in a more harrowing, when the medical men, in the interest of such of Commercial of London 5/. Pper cent. 100 0 0 5200 00
00
4284%
is bie•orn.• , stieritial to the security of our lives -attel properties, man, and had proved himself an excellent servant to the Company, portion of her Majc.soy's domain. In May last it was their patients of whom they entertained hopes, required that all Colonial .•• ......
to the main•enance of the Throne, and to the preservation of whose property thesteam-vessel was. Witness had never heard of occupii d only by her Majesty's servants ;no such per- persons who could not be made useful should be withdrawn. Londn and Westminstr 61. per cent. too o 0 20 0 0 27%
the empire." any complaint on the part of the Corporation of London of the rate sob as Colonel Howard Stanley was an occupant in the This necessary demand was executed b • ' • -
y the authorities with the London eoint-Stock..• 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 14%
The Rev. Mr. LESLIE next addressed the meeting, and read at which their vessels went through the River, All the steam. park.
most affecting kindness and consideration, but the cries and '
Metropolitan
Provincial of Ireland.. 8/. pe-r cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 48
the t.llowing address :- vessels went at the same rate.
Prisonen-I am ready to admit that the name of lamentations it caused were rending to the hearts of all present. Ditto, New......... 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 20
Captain Fisher stated it to be his opinion that the course
"To thteQieen's Miet Excellent Majesty. Colonel Hi•ward Stanley is a'l imagination-all a fiction At the guard-house at Monville were Placed all the bodies taken National of Ireland .. 51. per cent. 50 0017 10 0 20‘
adopted in the present instance to unmoor the Culloden was a most
out of the factory of M. Picquot We have Seen 17. Two were Nat. Provncial of Eng. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 1,1 37
" May it i lease 3 our Majesty-
-a creation ot' the brain.
irnproper one, and one that _
he would never allow to be pursued to 5/. per cent. 250 0 0 10 0 0
" We, your dutiful mid lo)al Protestant subjects, desire to - MCI ' los A h l 1d 7 h
r. ,ar on.- s you ave no ega a viser ere, those of young girls, one that of a woman, and the rest of men and Dittoo, N
i f Aeuws 1..r.a1i a. :: : : - 20025 0 0 254
aperenc'n uur net Gracious Sovereign, and lay before her s command. He had known the prisoner for i
any vessel under hi .
~ b d
boys. Among these last several had been taken out of the river, tju'un of Lond 15/
some years, and always considered him an experienced captain and 3on ere not °tin to say anything ;if3ou do so, I must on.•-• . per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 13
thrette the grievartces under which we labour. Our into which they had been precipitated from the third floor. Some Unwn
Briti‘h birthright, liberty of private judgment, is uncon- a careful man. request the elerk to set it down in writing.
were entirely crushed, others had their heads and chests driven flat,
too utiol,ally shackled by the persecution of men who have This closed the case for the prosecution. Prism-len-Well, after that I shall decline saying mitre and some had their heads severed from the trunks. Need it be DOCKS.
Mr. CLeitesom then addressed the jury on behalf of the accused, that) !het I was authorized to do what I have done, with- ,
ea, tied our rest, et and confidecce throughout lives of un- said that the spectacle was most horrible. When we withdrew
bit noshed private and pubic integrity ; that we, Protestants contending that it had not been proved that the swell of the Prince .ut tiny inter Lion to defraud. from the seat of the catastrophe, at ten at night, we found at ef. Dividend , Amount •
of Irelaed, who have b• en at all tirats loyal aed peaceable of Wales steam-vessel alone had caused the melancholy deaths that He eels then remanded for a fortnight. with an intl.- Picquot's house 25 dead and more than 50 wounded. part of whom Name of Company. per , or
Annum. Share. Paid. Price.
subj eta - a hese laretathera placed your Majesty's illustrious had taken place, and that therefore he could not be found guilty of tweet that responsible bail ts ould be ai eept d f h
e... .or -is could not be expected to live through the night. It was believed -- -
heuse on the throve of the3e realms, and who are ready to shed the crime laid to his charge. No one regretted the occurrence
re- a r.peatance to answer the charge. that there were 10 more victims still under the ruins. Out of I X s. a. x .. d. -
our blerei in its de fence-titiiik ourselves entitled, as an im- more than the accused, and no person, as he should be able to
141 r. C. Lander was placed at the bar charged with a three foremen, one was killed, the two others saved alive, but Jommercial .• • -
pi r art' section of the British nation, to the cunfidence of the m'hw was a more careful or sober captain. Last and West India ....5 Wf. ge tont. Stock. - 139%
Ci ea n, artd the rotection of Government, which we feel, Mr. Baron Peerr summed up at considerable length, and e reery e n the saute Cot:ripen-
e under similar circum- severely injured. The loss in money is estimated at 120,000 E
'ast Country ••.• • - 21
At M. Neveu's there were 0 killed and 15 wounded, but how many
with neeret and a'arm, are now withheld from us. We see our The Jury, after a few minutes' consultation, returned a verdict stances. L-ondon •••.••• • . • • • • , 441. pr cent. Stock. -118 N
of Not Guilty. Mr. Henry Stanley, Secretary to the South Midland remained underithe ruins was not known. His loss is estimated at St Katharine •••• •• - 110
b.•ltteed National Chu' ch in danger, our venerated clergy in-
The case did not conclude till past four o'clock, having occupied Nor! hitmpti in, and Leiceetershire Railway Company 250,000 f. At M. Mare's there were six dead and a great number Southampton •••• • • • • 41. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 30
sult.,d, our magi•trates dismissed in some places, and massacred
the Court six hours, t wounded. His loss is put down at 120,000 f. In all 40 dead and 100
in olier=. our venerabe 'restitutions encroaehed upon to con- enve evidence as to riefeiving letters in the name of Fer-
Le Baron de Crassier Secretaire-General du Ministere de la Jus. i: wounded-many of these last mortally. Theaggregate loss is com- INSURANCE COMPANIES.
,i:i-ot. ,liose elem. pa-t experience tells us Can never by fair , . ienanti Delisle. Esq., the nierchant and banker, in M
-- -enY puted to amount to 620,000 E for these three establishments only.
tice de Paris, was on the Benah during the whole morning.
er.r..rssion be satish• d. Wt. hsve further 9eila our conscien- last, with the address!" Russell House, Balham-hill," for From one of these phenomena, of which these storms present so Dividend Amount
tiens cenvictions on tiie vital question of seripiural education
NE H. Coi.. ' T shares, u hieh were allotted. many varied examples, these buildings were not destroyed re- Name ef Company. per of Paid. Price.
dart earned. and our hunrble petitions fur a share of Govern- Mr---. Shaw, who with her husband had the care of gularly one after the other, but the whirlwind seemed to have Annum. Share.
(Before the Connor, SERGEANT.)
to. nt edueat ienal funds treated wiih contempt. We therefore t• 11 [louse, gave evidence to show that her husband moved in angular directions, and less solid buildings between the -
behalf of TlLl'''S
BALLANTINE made an application to the Court on _ _ , , . Xs. d. .£ a. d.
bututey ; ray ?tea yt u would be graciously ['lewd to take the e Mr'
Ashley, the registered proprietor of the Dispatch weekly news- "29 former%) acquainted with the prisoner, and that he spinning mil,' were left standing. The effects of the hurricane
Albion • • ... ...... • - 31. 10s. 600 0 0 50 0 0 73
c..se ot y. ur Alsje-ty's fatthiul, attached, and loyal Protestant 'IL
paper, under the following somewhatinovel circumstances of news. .
rnquested him to ullow him to direct his letters there, extended upwards of a league and a half in length. The corn-
Alliance Brit. and For. 6 per cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 20
sit ljects et Ireland into tour favourable consideration-the posi- munes which have chiefly suffered by it are Le Houline, Malaunay, Ditto Marine... • ... 6/. per cent, 100 0 0 50 0 6%
med which was ranted until a sus icion arose that there
paper peosecution. The prosecu • th' case, a person na g , p s . .
tien in which t ley are placed, and the persecuttens under which o Idenville, Estette, Cleres. and Anceaumev ale. Over the whole of Atlas .•• • • .... ..... .. 13s. 6d. pr sh. 50 0 0 5 0 0 17
Sherwood, commenced some time ago actions against the proprie- sea. stews hing wreng going forward. He gave his at-
tl ey st,ffei • being stated in simplicity and truth in this their the crest of the hills which inclose the valley of Monselle the trees British Commercial .. 7i. per share 50 0 0 50 0 7
tors of the Dispatch and Sunday Times. for an alleged libel, pub. reel ii nt i " Mr. C. Lander, 11, "Webber•street, Blackfriars-
die lie aldresa- and t hat you vt °see issue your royal mandate that have been destroyed. At Anceaumeville the buildings of a pro. ClericaMed.&Gen.Lift 5/. per cent. too o 0 210 1 6%
lished in their journals und,r the head of " Thames Police." , 0,,e." County ........ ...... 3/. 100 0 0 10 0 0
henectttrw are t.ti tit due preferen,•e may not be ahown, nor an petty belongidg to M. Barnet have been blown down and the trees
a-ceedancy in i artance with the spirit of the Proteot ant con- •
l'hose actions, however, were subtequently, for some rearon or Mr. Clarkson said this was all the evidence he was in uprooted, and also a number of sheep and cows belonging to Crown •• • • .......... 1 9s. and }4O 0 0 50 0 10
s itu ion, tie emiceded to a party in the country opposed to other which did not appear. ebandoned by the plaintiff, and yester. a conditien to pie d
esuce to-day, in order to enable him to 14. Caron were killed. A gigantic tree was raised upwards of fort ' 1
y bag e .... . ......... .. 61. ss. bs.
6s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 5%
British connetion, acti inimical to the tiritish throne ; sod we day he (Sherwood) went before the grand jury and obtained bills of
aek for another remend. yards, and transported to a considerable distance. Roads are ren- Economic Life ... iseZeorslts.: I moo o 0 250 0 0
would fur tie r implere af your Majesty, that, as an act of grace indictment. The bills were returned at four o'clock in the afters
The esid. nee of Mr. Ferdinand Deliale was taken to dered impassable by trees laid across them. Carts, waggons, and
to y our faithful Pretestaut subjects of Ireland, you weuld be noon, and at six o'clock Mr. Ashley was taken into custody, and
e that he knew nething of the prisoner, and never Env &Scot Law Life
other carriages have been blawn over and many persons carried far --• : •• 51. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 3
I to •otrirand that James Watson, Esq., be restored to
pleaset e, , was detained in gaol up to the time of this application, the object of Pr' -'" . . , . .
h h C
euthere,ed him to use Ms name wit t e ompany. away out of th • ' • • 'cl t't d
eir paths. Among the thousana inci en scie , we may European lefe•• --•• 5% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. 20
the office ef deputy-lieutenant, and reinstated as a justice of w-•
Inch was that h liberated on bail.
ebe Freemasons' •••• •••• • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 3 0 0
.. notice that VI. Pic uot was on his way to his factory when the
The COMMON Seitecaser immediately granted the application, Mr. GREENWOOD remanded the prisoner for a fort olobe 6/. per cent. Stock. - 140
the 'wane le the coulay of Antrim." storm came q j
• • • • ••••
- • ••
•• • •
and observed that it would have been much better if, in all such night., but would accept bail to the amount of 5001. him- ed and before he could recover his road Guardian .......
on, and stopp , . . . . ••• • • 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 36 10 0 50%
After ebich he moved:- the ruins of- the factory alone were to be discovered. Whilst the Imperial Fire •• •• •• • • 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 235
" That an humble mid dutiful address be prepared and pre- cnasestheasfirthe present, the prosecutors should go before a magistrate self, aed two housekeepers in 250/. eucb. work was going on in the ruins at Ith Neveu's, cries were heard Imperial Life..... .. •• 12s. 100 0010 0 0 16%
t instance or the defendants should have some notice • e - • Indemnity Marints•-• 1/. ale & be. 100 0 0 fa 13 1 28%
serited to her 111.jesty, praying that she may be graciously i ... . . from him, and the men were directed to turn their attention
mr. Ashley was immediatel released on bail NAVAL STORES.-A new form of bond has been Law Life ....... ..... I/ 5s 100 0 0 10 0 0 45%
towards the spot from whence they proceeded. He was found sup-
I ased to issue her roy 1 command tor the restoratien of Mr.
p e LAMENTABLE DEPR y re .
ASITS.-INFANT ..IGHWAY ROBBERY - • • A nto by arties re- Leeal and General Life • • 0 0 6%
50 0 0 2
-
Wataen. her Majesi y's faithful. loyal, and attached subject, to instituter, and approved, to be entered i port
Two diminutive children of no • kinds)) f the ing himself on his w• ts with .his back supporting a mass of Londo F'
rut , n ire •• •• •• ••• 10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 16
the deputy- item eriat•ey and magistracy of the county ot Antrim,
named Isabella Ipin, agec;
12
and
Avery prepossessing appearance, moying goods and merchandise of various. . s rsene , rubbish, and protecting his mother, who had fallen close to him, Loudon Ship
nne Gardner, aged 11, were docks to her Majesty' h
for whose iemoval from which, we are of opinion, no just, bonding warehouses of the _IP or_ and who would have been smothered, hail it not been for his admi- Marine ........ ••• • • • 51. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 10%
indicted for stealing a pinafore' and
legal. or con•titutional csme has existed, or been assigned."
, Sarah Ford, from the person of J aespaFiroof shoes, the property of
rd, a child about three war, for the use of the officers, as their stores. The form nf
e rable eourago He had remained in this position, forming a sort bled. blend & Gen. Life - 60 0 0 20 0 3
bo-id, after mentioning that a party is bound by a certain of arch o •
• • National Loan Fund• • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2%
Whitb was seconded by EDWARD ANDERSON, Esq., atm a ver her. Both were taken out without any serious in.
years or age. IL • Nt. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 le 0 0 9%
sum to be specitfed, to her Majesty, her heirs, &c., sets fort
paallional Life....
iury, but the emotion of M. Neveu was so great that ter an hour 2 0 0 21. 2s.
passed unatemon-ly.
H appi ared that on the 2,1 instant the wretched little •1 d ' • nhiteauentle adium Life 5l. per cent. 50 0 0
1 t,e leY. S' .G. WYNNE then moved -which was seconded elr se- that he is the proprietor of the goods, acc., s--- = • and a half after his deliverance he could not articulate a single Phosnix .. - 210
'.' cnyed the child under the dark arches of the Adelphi, and then • • 3/.p.ct.& bs. -
b.: - Joueseoe, Eeq., as follows :-.. mentioned, and which are lodged and deposited in a ware- word. A workman who happened to be in the third story Protector Life.• •• -
forcibly stripped him of tine articles of dress set forth in the in. h
" Resole. d, Thet an address tie pre-erited to Mr. Watson, ou=e or warehouses in the port of London, under the regula- of M. Picquot's f h into the meadow, where he Provident Life •.•• • • • • 11. 55. 100 0610 0 0 24
clictrnent and left him in the dismal vaults almost frightened to i • ese__ Iv . actory, was t rown
with aco y se terse re-Muttons, expressive of our continued ', ations of an Act passed in the 3d and 4th years of WM* i *, fell without bein-
g hurt. As he got up, and was endeavouring Rock Life.. •••••• • • •• 4s. 50 0 010 0 4%
death. Some pet sons passing, attracted by the poor little fello ' • Goods,". and
.that Royal Exchange 5/. per cent Stock. - 188
respeet and confidence, and containing our assurance that his e.' s entitled, "An Act for the Warehousing of to proceed toward the ruins, he was noc
k ked down by an Sun Fire •. ••.••• • • •• 6/. 10s. - -
screams., came to his rescue, and he was restored to his rnoth • -
er. articles a ,
cheiaeter stands too high in public regard to be otherwise the said party intends to remove and convey the said PPte-tree• uprooted by the wind, but he was only slightly hurt. Ditto Life •• • • - -
The prison ,
ens who even at their tender age are what is termed from the warehouses mentioned, and to put the same on
affected testi by inerrAsed pithhe estimations by the arbitrary act The mutilated remains of two young girls had been 'ust Universal Life •• lO%/. pr cut. 100 0 615 0 18 '
•• known characters," were soon afterwards apprehended.
of depriving him of ,he commieiun of the peace and deputy- board a certain ship, being one of her itfajesty's ships of taken from the ruins of M. Mare's, when a woman who jwas
nd Guilty, and
They were fou . . h
war, for the use of certain of the officers of such ship, sub-
lteutettar.cy ; arid :1,.-tt the Protestants of Ireland are deeply in- watching what wa • • '
s going on, recognised them as her LIST 01' SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
The Costume Sens ,
ANT in passing sentence on t em, observed, • h
deb ed to tht! Dublin Evening Mail, and the Protestant press ject to t o rules, regulations, and restrictions in that be- daughters. She immediately gave way to the wild • • f d
that lie should see that they should be placed in the House of Oc. est
.gne , an ,
of Iree.tel, for its :ibis., continued, and uncompromising advo- half by law provided, and pronounces the condition of this rushing to the river, threw herself in and was drowned. We have Dividend Amount
cscy ol their riglvs and privileges, and that. our Noble Chair- cupation, where a chance would be afforded of redeeming them bond bl. • b h h 7f b 'd d stores,
or o igation to e suc , t at 1 t e sal goo s, said that •
atd was brought from the town. We think it right to Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
from vice and destitution. and merchandise, and every part thereof, shall be duly. deli- .
man be respect fully requested to communicate this resolution mention the names of the persons who distinguished themselves by Annum. Share.
to its very able and highly appreciated proprietor and con- voted. without alteration OT diminution, on board her Majesty's their zeal and devotedness. M. de la Preugne, Secretary-general - -
ductor." POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ship of war, the name ee the ship and the pert at which she is of the Prefecture, quickly organised the means that were to be X s. d. X s. d
The Rev. Dean Waring was then called to the chair, when (SATURDAY.) lying being distinctly stated, and if a certificate, signed by the employed, sent orders, and gave instructions, which powerftille BRank of Scotland - 100 0 0 178
eil Bank of Scotland 61. er cent. - 100 0
13 0 170% I
a vete of tlinrks w4s passed to the Marquis of Downshire, and QbEEN-SQUARE. proper officer or purser of the ship, shall be produced within contributed to render the tabours as efficient as possible. ki. Too- le°ritish Linen Com any ite per cent - 100 0 0 228
the inee;ieg , p sated at five o'clock. fourteen days from the date thereof to the collector and comp- gard, Councillo •ed th t 1 n C •1 B k.P 6 *
d.. rof the Prefecture, remain on e spo as o g ommercia an ...• l. per cent. - too 0 0 172
IMPORTANT INVESTIGATION.-Lord Dudley Stuart, ac- troller of 1 • h •
-- ---___ customs, certi ying tat the said goods have been e as he could be of use• M. Dubue, physician at Monville; the Cure, National Bank... ..... 6/. per cent. - 10 0 0 17
_ . _
companied by Captain Townsh end, at tended at this Court livered into the custody of the proper officers on board the ship, Baron de Monville ti
he mayor of the commune; M. Loritz, of the Union Bank of Scotland 7%1. pr cent. - 60 0 0 99
ZATAL CHAISE ACCIDENT.-0/1 Thursday Mr. W. to prefer a charge against Michael Cavanaeh, 24 lit for then the bond or obligation is to be void, otherwise to remain gendarmerie; ef. ' •
Genot, sem, M. Edward, and Henry Lemaitre, Western Bane .. - 50 0 0 85%
Payne held an inquest at St. lia(tholomew's Hospital on the violating his duty by apprehending full • in full e•ree vi ou
a person unlaw 3 „ g r, and effect. It is understood that this M. Durand, of the indirect taxes, &c. We ought also to mention Northof Scotland Bank 61 e t
Clydesdale Bank 6/: perr =t: - 50 0 7% ,
10 0 0 15% .
body of Wm. Ste: nes, aged 43, a carver and gilder, ef Charles- and using more force than was necessary in that appre- form of bond simele applies to contracts for the supply of the elunieipal Guards who kept excellent order ; a squadron of Eastern Bank-- •• 3/. ip) -
er cent. - 1.5 0 0 11%
ei,eee• Buxton. On Monday night last, between nine and ten hension. On the 15th inst. Louisa Manning was charged stores for tbe uve of her Majesty's ships of war from the bond- gendarmerie, and hal(a battalion of the 21st regiment of the line, Caledonian Bank - 210 0 41%
o'i leek, a gentleman nerntel 'Coburn was driving a four-wheeled with being disorderly and assaulting the Constable ing warehouses of the docks, for the use of the officers of such who arrived with the surgeon and assistant-surgeons of the regi- Edinb.&Glasgew Bank 5/. per cent. - b 0 0 7%
onmse. draen by ore horse, acc• mpaui•d by Mr. Pryor, a Cavanagh, who alleged that the girl had been walking e of Gies ow
ships when in commission or otherwise, end not in resiret of ment, M. de la Preugne has demanded succonr from the Minis- Ch Y . g Bank . 5/. per cent. - 815 0 15%
suressei, throuell Polield-street, Holten, on their road from about the street all night, and had solicited man e - goods quarterly contracted for, and supplied to her Majesty's ter to be distributed amongst the most necessitous. sufferers." Scottish Union Ins. Co. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 1%
Hercules Insunuice Co. 71. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 14%
Edmonton, alien the [terse, which was given to shying, took men, and had been warned to take care of herself ; that
y gen -- vietualling yard at Deptford, for the 1 f h i '
genera use ot e nava. ______ -_________ ['lsar. Co. of Scotlnd.. 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 All paid. V%
high,. at something tri the road, and before Mr. Coburn could department.
- he wa f 1
s a terware s seen in conversation with a friend or ,1 The Minister of Public Works yesterday received North Brittsh Insur... 9/. per cent. 200 0 0 10 0 0 28%
pu I hien up, the chai e came in contact with a cab, by which s L'HE DANGER R
or EADING IN BED.-On Friday Caledonian Fire Insur. 10/. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 24%
hers, and was told again to walk on ; she refused to do a deputation from the English Committee of the Decan Leheuf
Mr. Gibe, ii and his friend were thrown out, and the horse, morning, between twelve and one o'clock, the housekeeper of William Fdinburgh Life Immo 61. per cont. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19%
Northern R 'I , was com osed of Mr ' .
• whicli hail broken away from the chaise, ran against the s ,
o and the policeman laid hold ef her to take her to the Grayshaw, Esq., residing in Stamford-street, Blackfriar ad . al road Company. This deputation P .
s-ro , was Francis Mowatt Presi 1 t f the Committee ; Alderman Hughes, ' .'
ren o Fdin &('I Rll 5/ t 50 0 0 50 0 0 88
, asg. a way .percen . -
decease-I. who was pa-sing aemg the pavement, and threw him stati ,
on • that upon this she struck the policeman and alarmed by a strong smell of something burning, which she traced to of London ; Mr' IV I B k f E
eeuenn, a Director of tle an o ngland; Ditto, te Shares...• 5/.percent. 12 10 0 All paid. 21%
Fdln 1 eith & C t
~ , , hranei - 20 0 0 20 0 0 , 26
violeetle to tee grieve!, :eel fractured several of his ribs. He kicked him, and upon being draggi.d on, she held 'iv the proceed from the pantry, where the footboy, Joseph Humble, slept. Colonel Barlow, President of the Southampton Dock Company ; ' '
Size at onee alarmed her master, who, on entering the pantry, found iki Ass Glasgyv & Ay-rstur Rail. 51. percent. 50 0 0 All paid. , S 9
ol he de Mill 7ommittees and their
P .Y, Member of three English( . , ,
ea. reevet to the above hospital, in whit+ he expired the railing until she was foreed off to the station-hou•e the curtains and bed on fire, and the lad fast aril H t ' -
eep. e a once representatives at Paris and Alderman Sir William Magnay late Olastrw& Greenek R
. . ail. 2/. per cent. 25 0 0 All paid. , 21
e en, -light, 'vim injiiie, to tee lungs, caused by the accident-. mi
...ae magistrate held ;hat the ce•nstaide was justified in draeised him from the bed, and succeeded in extinguishing the flames, °blew& Gatnktrk Rail. 51. per cent. 2.5 0 0 All paid. I 41
lord Mayor of London vVI resented the address of the corpo;ation
Ver nat., " Aecideut.l death; with a deodand of 151. upoa the the conduct he had pursued. Lard Dudley Stuart upon 1 which were confined to the bed and curtains. It appears that the to his Mejesty Loins PinlarpeP at his late visit at Wiudsor.-French -
Dttnile.e &Arbroth Rail. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 Ali paid. i 37%
boy had fallen asleep whilst reading in bed, which he has been in the 3tandard Life Assume. 61. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 8
. /ewers
horse. this applied to the Police Commissioners, who directed Iha • •
bit oi doing, and the candle falling down bad get fire to the curtains. ....-..................................-...................--.--.----.........--

JOINT-STOCK. BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
Australasia
• 6/. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 31
Britsh North American 41. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 48%
Commercial of London 51. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 24
Colonial .• • ...... .• •• • 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 15
Londn and Westminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 27%
Loudon Joint-Stock ..• 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 14%
Metropolitan
Provincial of Ireland.. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 48
Ditto, New.
National of Ireland • . 51. per cent. 50 0 0 17 10 0 20%
Nat. Provncial of Eng. 51. per cent. 100 (1 0 35 0 1.1 37
Ditto, New... •• .• 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Union of Australia •• • . 25 0 0 25 0 0 25!
Union of L0nd0n..... 151. per cent. 50 e 0 10 0 0 13