The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-05 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY Maim— The following horses have
arrived for the handicap Steeple Chase :—Vanguard, Peter
Simple, Crcesus, The Page, Clansman, Cure-all, Boxkeeper,
Ceremony, The Stranger, The Knight Templar, Nimrod, The
Romp, Brilliant, and Tom Tug.
LORD SEFTON'S PLATE.

Lord Chesterfield's Jenny Wren is named for this race, in
addition to those mentioned yesterday. The Duke of Rut-
land, Sultan, Jenny Wren, and_Master Stepney are here.

COURSING. - -
COCKNEY UNION MEETING-FEB. 26, 27, 28.

The Cup—value 32 sovs—was won by Mr. Miller's Brenda
—Mr. Fowles's Fop ran up.—The Jenner Stakes (8 dogs)
were won by Mr. Chitty's Cotherstone and Mr. Dunsford's
Dreadnought, who divided.—The Enford Stakes were won by
Mr. Chase's Burgundy.—The Amesbury Stakes were won by
Mr. Miller's Marquis.—The Netheravon Stakes by Mr. Long's
Crucifix, and the Longstreet Stakes by Mr. Miller's Gipsy—
the sport was good.
ARDROSSAN MEETING, FEB. 27 AND 28, AND MARCH I.
The Cup of 25 sovs. was won by Mr. J. Dunlop's Matilda
Jane; the Champion Collar of 32 sovs., by Mr. Geddes's
Bothwell Bank ; the Couples of 32 soya., by Mr. G. Pollok's
Helen Faucit ; the Eglinton Park Stakes of 14 soya., by Dr.
Brown's Swallow; the Tyro Stakes of 16 sovs., by Dr.
Brown's The Emperor of Coursers ; the Harbour Stakes of
12 sovs., by Sir J. Boswelrs Clinker; and the Selling Stakes
of 13 sovs., by Mr. Sharp's Rook. Mr. Allan's Caststeel ran
up for the Cup ; Lord Eglinton's Oliver Twist, for the Cham-
pion Collar; Dr. Brown's Scotland's Queen, fin the Couples;
and Mr. J. Dunlop's Rosalind, for the Eglinton Park Stakes

Tug NEW WORK ON SPAIN.—We are requested
to state that Mr. Colburn, of Great Marlborough street,
has this day published " Revelations of Spain in 1845,"
by An English Resident, in 2 vols., price 215., bound,
which can now be had of all booksellers. The following
is a list of the principal contents of this important
work :—The Fall of Espartero—The Rise of Narvaez—
The Provisional Government—The Central Junta—
Lopez and Olozaga—The Royal Conspiracy—Queen
Isabel—Queen Christina—The Camarillas—The Repre-
sentative Chambers—Sketche : of Party Leaders—Gon-
zalez Bravo and his Ministry—The Catalan and Valen-
clan Guerillas—'The Pronunciamentos—Freemasonry—
The Republicans—The Contrabandists-'—The Spanish
Army—Military Life—The Conscription—The Bandits
of Andalusia—The Church—The Navy—The Infante
Don Francisco de Paula—Grandees and Hidalgos—The
Universities—The English end French in Spain—The
Slave Traders—Agriculture—State of the Lower Or-
ders—The National Militia—The Ayuntamientos or
Municipal Chambers—Parliamentary Elections—The
Judicial Bench—The Press—Spanish Literature
.and
Art—The Drama—The Wine Commerce oof
Finance and Financiers—The Colonies of Spain, &e., &c.

PAYMENT OF JUSTICES' CLBll‘°
AND CLERKS OF THE PEACE's„ sir
A Bill has been prepared and brought in."),40
James Graham and Mr. Manners Sutton (theaPs-s;
cipal and under Secretaries of State for the '--001
Department), " for payment of justices' clerks
bpd
clerks of the peace by salaries, instead of fees, h;
for regulating fees in criminal proceedings; Istel
was ordered by the House of Commons to be Pr'''sna
on the 26th ultimo. The first clause authorises. fos
directs the justices in quarter sessions to esussfil
returns from justices of the peace within theitse7i
commissions, setting forth the names and abodes
the persons appointed to act, or usually acting
clerks to the justices of the several divisions, sett_Ail
forth the amount of salary which they will recomn;,'
to be paid to each of such clerks respectively, i° of
of fees. Clauses 2 and 3 enact that the justirlos
each special division shall, on receipt 0' d
precepts for this purpose from the justico
quarter session, meet in special session
c.ti°,l
make these required returns, and that a 'Persite
return may be made in cases where there are seP3.OO
petty sessions, or a different clerk of special 50'14
Clauses 4 to 6 direct that where two or more persit,
shall he appointed under provisions of this Act leeks
of petty session, in any division, they shall hold their
offices jointly, and not severally; establishodewof
amount of the qualification, and directs them air
supplying vacancies. 7to 11 provide that the sersl
ries recommended shall be considered at the Seniter
quarter sessions, which shall be competent to sate,
them ; such salaries to be payable out of the coutitYtis
No clerk to be dismissed except by resolution
majority of justices present at a special session, dole
of
convened, after seven days' notice, or the purrlef
considering the same ; and during the vacancs
clerk's office, its duties to be discharged by a s' r•
and competent substitute, who shall be paid beenr''„r„°sl
tional amount of the salary that would have Floe
to the clerk himself. Clauses 12 and 18 dectiog
that clerks shall be disqualified from Afic use
as attorneys in certain cases. Minutes anta
by
accounts of all moneys received and Pul Act
each clerk to be appointed under Ws bpd
to be kept, and made to the clerk of the peace'. tof
also to the treasurer of /the county, a true arc
otts
all fines, fees, and other moneys received bi.biodoo
(such clerk), annexing to such account a de_..cisrescloo
of its truth and accuracy. 'Amount apPea'ssitfl
thereon to be paid to the treasurer of the c°;010.
and in default made thereof, treasurer to lodge "0•110
plaint before any any two justices of the peace' of
shall immediately issue their warrant for recover) if
the amount out of the defaulting clerk's sal.allieel
living, from his executors or estate if dead. 1;40s
to be payable except to the appointed clerks. of
19 to 35 have relation to the office, duties, 01; of
clerks of the peace. Clause 19 directs that elegy or,
the peace shall render an account of fees reee_„i"'"'
to
if unable to do so in respect of any year, to el'reitlis/
his return the reasons of such inability. The h
of the fees demanded by clerks of the peace, and-
amount thereof, to be determined by the Secret s feet
State. The custom of fifty years' receipt as W 11;:ed
shall be taken to legalise it : nevertheless, the .I,l„"reos'
the Court of Queen's Bench may be consulted"' stss
The Home Secretary of State is to ascertain consulted
pis Of
and net amount of the lawful fees and emobitu,e e of
all clerks of the peace, on an average in each lcer°
the receipt of the last seven years ; and the Tres
shall certify such amount to the Lords of o+6loo'o
sury ; present legal fees to be received till °„,s' oat°
directed. Clerks of the peace to render their Tres;
in the manner prescribed, every year, to Oleo °'
sury, with a declaration of the truth and alto
the same annexed thereto. In the event of to
satisfaction, on the part of the Secretary °I P—soli per'
such accounts, they are to be examined by
sons as he may appoint, who shall be P„r- of nr‘ns
sworn truly to report thereon. Any surPl —A6 by 5.,(1
and emoluments that shall have been receive- 010,1
clerk of the peace, over and above the Ifesjest,
average as aforesaid, to be paid over to her
eipt,
treasury ; any deficiency in any years reeessll.r'
the other hand, to be paid by her MajestY's
out of the same fund provision, in case of deu'aslilt
nation, or dismissal of a clerk of the peace ; but erect
to lie for compensation to anyperson who shill
teotio,ll
be appointed to the office, in respect of STIY afiboriti le!
that may in future be made by lawful stij ouch 11`,„1
the constitution, pleadings, practice, &C., c'edisrai'4,s,
pointinent. A clerk of the peace may be no des'iv
from his office notwithstanding this Act. ace°,
dismissal or resignation of any clerk of the Pl', to fl;
holding such office the justices of the c°,ll°,ilt of t'
point the salary of his successor, to be Pain °- of
county rates. tie of
Under the remaining clauses, the existing spectej,
the " Custos Rotidorum" of each county i° rereervo,
the appointment of clerk of the peace are be 15''til
No future appointment of any such clerk °flies, st'ts,
so as to entitle him to the salary of the ° t there. to
he shall have given notice of his appointment, swiss,
in writing, to one of the Secretaries of Stt.'l4*rssi!r'",,
the Treasury. Fees of the clerks of assizes,°'t. tbejillse
indictments, of the peace of counties, of clerks %oho,
tices of the same, and other such public ofBcelllsesd
uniform throughout England. Fees to bestatet;l3
them to be settled by the Secretary °f ash 9The
digested as a table; and none others but sies. sosi
contained in that table hereafter to be tnrst.-sea '' is
power of reducing these fees to be tranw..""easorY to,l
the Commissioners of her Majesty's ss fe*ssi
whom it would otherwise have Stste;oc
by the 11th of Geo. IV., to the Secretary' 0' ht, of t're,
that clause shall not affect the existing rii4e- theiftps
officers named in this Act by the names 00,}peol,6'd
spective offices, from his title to any °be cer`; sl
awarded to him heretofore, or beteaftersrslistoe,°,,*es':
to be due to him; under any Act d Ku. of
orsy passed for such purpose. By reas°° esce °sr
for other reasonable cause, clerks of theoPtiler tot
clerks of justices may appoint deputiescl 41).re
ditions and circumstances set forth OA .ther o 1
01
no addition to be made to the salary of A°l" oties• pteh
ac'3ount of any such appointments of let 0010
death of any of the officers to whom
handy
over „ io
his records, papers, accounts, to be hanuc-; clet,'*l\ll'
successor. Clerks of the peace and justice, t' ,oto
corporations, to be paid by salaries, under 00 pot 0.
IV., c. 76. This Act, however, except es si corqof
appoint salaries, not to extend to muoic'lleotloo
tions. The Act not to extend to Ireland/
City of London._
st)
—(YES 3t
• 31 .20
Gibraltar-. • - ~4 •
• J.
Leghorn • •
Genoa • • 41
Milan • • - • .• 591
Venice ••• • • "*:, . • 11
Naples ••••-10z..• • 54
Palermo, 1.4
Lisbon ........... •
Oporto ••• ...
Rio Jaus'irl
Bahia - ~„
00
Buenos AY'
dr
New _1.•• - rss 9
''ool4' 17 6
;:s ‘ll3
exit's' ,bars„ 0
foreigc con 11
Portitt>a 5....• le
New .°°n ... 4 1
New -....'31-0.• •• ..
.•

COURSE OF EXCHAI
Amsterdam CF. 12 8
Ditto, at sight l2 6
Rotterdam 2U. 12 8i
Antwerp 26 20
Ramburgh M.B. 13 15i
Alton l3 15i
Paris, 3 days' sight 25 90
Ditto, 3 months 26 15
Marseilles 26 20
Bourdeaux 26 25
Frankfort on Maine 123

Petersburgh, 3 Us... 37

Berlin ....

Vienna, effec. 11.3 M lO 2
Trieste, ditto
Madrid 361
Cadiz
Uilbao 36
Barcelona

„ ill
Abeau. ../ • 01 0
public exhibition,tlfu s Iv,- irt
at Robins' auction roonl 4 eipbr ift
ebeilem7
bveerrs finesrecently r
eberiomwegehst
of
fo
tthhei s
scetultptittcrly ; It
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ebov t:,iti,
•, art, Lop-
ldisplay of Italian sculpture 151,01114
,alabaster and marble, copied from the 101.0.'6a” tiao:ord
leriesmidels of the 13,,rghese, Fiorentin,,, and :(1," etbe.l,osl
and, from the beautiful style in o'"'(;""tbe ''',
executed, are worthy to adorn the mansion 0$ orrolo
critical connoisseur. The sale takes plot' toulifigs till'
evening
We understand that Madame .AlbertaO• sot ol:',er.
.._:',vntipg at the Olympic Theatre, for the beo,ecosto,pe
aDble•if, This gentleman is a rising actor 01. e oin 10,
talent, and his personation of " Old J.,3,llfo'ett .
pantomime at this theatre, will not ht.., speeo".' ner• 41
and we doubt not that his benefit will be butprailfl'
Messrs. Marshall and Co., Leeds, have :101'1°'
the wages of their linen power- loom weavers Irvin
week
teen per cent., for fine linens and drills. lot a.
A calf of an extraordinary ize was Irl-
slaughtered by Mr. Richard Swan, ofisTewca,stlec,
was only fourteen weeks old, and weighed 27st. 11'

Seville

818 THE.
On the tat inst., in Warwick-square, the Wife °f Vit
131 o,ii3Q.:
D'Arcy Newton, Esq., of a daughter. Day,, fgt., i
On the 25th ult., the lady of C. A. WOW
yndea-terrace, Southampton, of a son. , •Or Job° ,
On the 25th ult ,at Chelsea, the lady of "- til-
late of the Madras. Army, of a daughter. 00,130'
On the 26th ult., at Gayton Hall, Ross, liere eter
Hon. Mrs. G. H. Holland, of a daughter. .....—, VG
On the 25th ult., the wife of James NiCholB, DIN.' Pi"
place, Leicester-square, surgeon, of a ion. . „cod'
On the Ist inst., Mrs. John 0. Smith, of Per"- itifi
1 tbe
Brighton, of a daughter.
On the 2d inst., at the Priory, Peckham, Sorrei' „of
94
of F. H. Jackson, Esq., of a daughter. Forbes'
On the 3d inst., the wife of John Gregor"' ,401,
Oxford-terrace, Hyde-park, of a son. J. Thos
On the 3d inst., at Blackheath, Mrs. vy •
jun., of a son.

,AoOf
MARRIED. fluff 6gliel-'O4
On the Ist of February, at Madeira, James i'
N to °CO°
Esq., eldest son of Captain James Gordon, R. •,es ,
Charlotte, eldest daughter of tho late Rev. Dr. Jam 01
'loirettlie
Incumbent of Charles Church, Plmouth.
_,, rt WI d
On the Ist inst., at Lambeth Church, R•uedsobter
Stockwell, Esq., to Sarah Elizabeth eldest ..
late C. W. Philipps, Esq.

b 11'.
OrED. the 44t 0'
On Thursday last, the 27th of Februay, in,. fijeadi,
of his age, much respected by Leeds•
circle or
_„, 08'
John Smith, cloth mercb ant, of Leeds. fop bw)
Esq.,On atgheed29B2t.h ult at Ealing' Middlese:4" u v4a
ult.,
1, 133tt0
On the 28th ult ,at Torquay, on, 3101.",:d Su. go
On the Ist inst., at Baldock, Dirs. Peacoci;., . rope
On the 3d inst., in Devonshire-place'
Lacif
risson.

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