The Sun.
London, England, 1845-06-21 00:00:00

CU ; 6

The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Prince
of Wales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the Princess
Alice, arrived at Osborne House, Isle of Wi7llt, at two o'cl, ek
on Thursdry afternoon, from town. The royal suite included
Lady Portman, Colonel Bowles, Mr. George Edward Anson,
Hon. Colonel Grey, and Major-General Wemyss.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert took a drive in an open car-
riage after their arrival.

There was no addition to the royal dinner party at Osborne
House in the evening.
Yesterday morning the Queen rode out in a pony phaeton.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred,
the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice, were taken their
accustomed walks and rides in the pleasure grounds of Osborne
House in the forenoon.

His Royal Highness Prince Albert rode out on horseback
yesterday.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cam-
bridge, attended by Lady Augusta Cadogan, honoured the Earl
and Countess of Wilton with their company at dinner yester-
day evening. at their residence in Grosvenor-square.
The Earl of Lucan and Lord Farnham bad an interview with
Lord Stanley, yesterday, at the Colonial-office.
The Ecclesiastical Commissieners far England had a meeting
yesterday afternoon at the office in Whitehall-place. There
were present the Bishop of London, the Bishop of Winchester,
the Bishop of Chester, the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol,
and the Bishop of Salisbury.
Mr. Mark Boyd had an interview yesterday with Lord
Stan ley.
Mr. Wood, Chairman of the Excise, had an interview with
the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at his official resi-
dence in Downing street.
Dispatches from the Governors of the West India Colonies
were received yesterday at the Colonial-office. Dispatches
were also received from the Governor of the Mauritius.
The Duchess Dowager of Cleveland had a dinner party on
Wednesda, at her residence in Seamore-place. The com-
pany included the Duchess of Inverness, the Duke and Duchess
of Bedford, the Marquis and Marchioness of Normanby, the
Earl and Countess of Leicester. the Earl of Mulgrave, Viscount
and Viscountess Ponsonby, Mr. and Lady Augusta Milbank,
Mr. Denison, M.P., Mr., Mrs., and. Miss Whitbread, Lord
Harry Vane, and Mr. Edward Ellice, M.P.
Her Grace had afterwards an evening party.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yesterday.
The Lords present were Lord Brougham, the Vice-Chancellor
Knight Bruce, the Vice-Chani.ellor Wigram, the Chanc, llor
of the Duchy of Cornwall, and the Judge of the Admiralty
Court.

An appeal, " Fawcett v. The Justices of ;Bombay," was
resumed and concluded. Mr. Stuart Wortley, Queen's Coun-
sel, was heard for the respondent.
Mr. Fitzroy Kelly, Queen's Counsel, was heard on an ap-
peal from Bombay, .‘ Cowargee v. Thompson." Mr. Sergeant
Channell was heard for the respondent. The case was ad-
journed.

:And birigh:o,, are a alga e 1140.er, ;i also Biackwall, and one
or two other of the old lines. .A few of the Scrips have like-
-.-ise been more buoyant. The French Shares ,re steady,
but there is not much doing in Coign.
ONE CLOSIN(;
PRICES OFEBRITISH FUNDS. O'CLOCK. PRICES.
Bank Stcck ....,,...... ..... ......... 212 212
i per Cent. Reduced ,..... 99k 9914
New 314 per Cents 1024%% 102%
Long Annuities to eznireJan. 1860 11 7-1614 11 I/.
Consols for Account ......, 99%1% 99
Exchequer Bills, 1,0001., 11,4 d. ... 57 55:58 pm. 59
Ditto 5001. .

Ditto Small .

54 55

f'RICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS.
Columbian Bonds. ex Venezuela.
Mexican, 5 per Cent. 1837 37%
Ditto, Deterred —
Portuguese 5 per Cents. —
Ditto, Converted 67
Ditto, Account —
Ditto Small
Spanish 5 per Cent. 1840
Ditto Account
Ditto,s per Cent. 1841 2414
Ditto, Passive
Ditto Deferred
Ditto 3 per Cent. .. .... 41'
Mg' ' 41 -Ce-

acLO ~.

Belgian -. /2 per Cent.
Dutch, 21/2 per Cent .
Ditto, Account 633A
.... ... ..

pm. 59

CLOSING
PRICES
17%
37%
211/i
84
67 !4.
671 A)
67
20.4
285.v8
2 pi
2&
161,,f
4114

994
634

Ditto, 4 per Cent., Certifie.... 99iA% 991/2
PRICES OF
PAID. A ONE O'CLOCK. ,CLOSING
Is AJLIVAY SHARESPRICES.
PRICES
Aberdeen
Armagh, Coleraine, and
Portrush l% 2l/i
iiirming. and Gloucesterloo
Ditto 1A Shares
Birmingham and Ox-

ford Junction
iiristnl and Exeter 7O
Do. New . .
Caledonian
Ditto Extension
Cambridge and Lincoln 1,4...... 4% A
Chester and Holyhead... 10
Chichester and Brighton 20
Cork and Waterford ... 1%.. 2l/s 2
f ',rnwall
Diss, Beccles,Yarmouth 1%
DI rect Northern
Dublin and Galway..... 21
Dublin and Mullingar... 21-,4 5

2%
132
44

A
5t,4--
Eastern Counties - 141. 165...... 203/ 21
Ditto New 41. 16s.
Ditto Perpetual, 5 par
Cent, No. 1....5/. 13s. 4d ll4
Edinburgh and Glasgow 50 ......
Ditto, New Quarters.. 2% 7%
Ely and Bedford
Great South. and West.
(Ireland) -
Ditto Extension
Great North of England..100
Ditto New
Great Western BO ......204 205 ... ...... 205
Ditto Half Shares 5O 116

Ditto, Fifths
Guildford, Fare'ni, Ports. 2% ... .. 51a N 5%
Harwich
Hull and Selby
Ditto, Quarter Shares IDA__ ..._
Do. Half Shares
Lancaster and Carlisle... 20
London and Birminghm (5t0ck)...241 243 242
Do. yi, Shares
London and Blackwall. Pi/. I3s. 4d. 1114 11%
London and Brighton... 50
London and Croydon, 131. 15s. 9d. 20
Do. Guaranteed 5 per
Cent.
Loud. & S.Western 411 6a 10c1 83% ...... ..... 82%
Do. New
Do. New
- ,2
London and York ...... ••• 2%...... 4% 3% 3%
Londonderry and Ennis-
killen 21,% 434 4%
Lynn and Ely
Lynn and Dereham l% 2%3/4 2%
Manchester and Leeds... 73
Do. I/2 Shares
Manchester, Buxton, and
Matlock 225....... 414
Midland 100 lBB 186% lB7
Do. New
Newcastle and Berwick 11%e lB% lB
Newpt & Abergavenny 21/2 —
Northern and Eastern... 45
•9
North Staffordshire 22s. ......
Newry and Enniskillen. 21/2 ..... 43/4 4%
Newark and Sheffield .. Ph 2% ... 276
North British
Do. New
North Kent
Oxford and Worcester... 21A 64 5% 54
Rugby, Worstr, & Tring 1 - 2l/0634 ..... .... 2%
Scottish Central
Scottish Midland l%. ... 314 314
Shrews., Wolverhamp.,
Dudley, and Birm 2%. •.. 434 4%
Shrewsbury and Trent
Valley Union
South Eastern & Dover 33/ 2a4d —
Do., No. 1 8
Do., No. 3
South Wales 24 6l/ Yg 6%...
Trent Valley 2 ...... 19 ...
Trent Valley and Holy-
head Junction
Welch Midland
Waterford and Kilkenny 1 ...... ...
Wilts, Somerset, & Wey-
mouth
York and North Midland 50 1091,8 lO9
Ditto Scarboro' Branch. 25
Do Selby
Do. Extension ....,.... 114 20341,4
FOREIGN RAILWA Y-'--, •
Boulogne and A miens... 4
Bordeaux and Toulouse 2
Bordeaux, Toulouse, and
Cet te .
Dijon and Mulhouse ... 2
Lireat North. of France
(Laffitte's)
Louvain and JQMeppe... 4 ... . 6 %... ........
Lyons and Avignon 2 —
gamur and Liege
Orleans and Vierzon ... 6 ...... 1634 17
Orleans and Bordeaux... 2
Paris & Lyons, Laffitte's •
Paris and Lyons, Gan-

neron's, - 2 ....,. 2%
Paris and Strasbourg
(Gan neron's) ... '2
Do. (Compte de L'Est) 2 ......
H ...

18%
5%
19

20 ii.,

51
5%
17
10

. -
Rouen and . .avre ...... 16
Sambre and Meuse ~... 4 .. . ... VYt 9 9
Tours and Nantes, Mac-
kenzie's
.
Verona and Ancona
JOINT STOCK. BAN KS.
British North American 50 ..... ...
1 ondon and Westminster 20

50
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,
THAMES GRAND REGATTA.
The entries for this great event, which occupies so con
siderable a share of public attention, are as follows :
The Gold Challenge Cup for eight.:oared boats.
St. George's Boat Club.
The Oxford University.
The Neptune Club.
Cambridge University Clubrooms.
The Silver Challenge Cup for four-oared boats.
St. George's Boat Club.
Leander Club.
The Civil Engineers' Club.
The Thetis Club.
Oxford University.
The Neptune Club.
Royal Academy.
Nautilus Club.
A Pair of Silver Cups for pair-oared boats.
Messrs. S. Wallace and Peacock.
Breedon and Buckle.
Cloves anti Hill.
Strange and Cox.
Julius and Bumsted.
Chapman and Walmsley.
Arnold and Mann.
Dodd and Peachey.
Silver Challenge Cup for acullers.
Messrs. F. Soane, C. Russell, Conant. S. Wallace, Peacock,
A. C. M'Leod, Kennedy, W. M. Westin, H. Chapman,
T. B. Bumsted, Colquhoun.
To this fine list of gentlemen entries were added, for
The Tradesmen's Challenge Plate for four-oared boats,
Confidence Cub, Richmond—S. Neville, W. Warner, W.
Neville ; S. Hudson, stroke ; and J. Biden, coxswain.
Lambeth Aquatic Club—W. Hawes, C. Newham, D. liar
rison Blinkle ; and E. Weeble, coxswain.
The Avon Club and the Sceptre Club were also on the list,
but the names not given.
There was also a large list of watermen and smilers, ditto
oars, and good entries for landsmen, but as many of the two
former will be rejected, it would be useless to name them
until those who are to contend are picked out and lotted.
We subjoin the names for the great
100 Sovereign Prize, open to all the world. Four-oared boats.
The Lord Ravensworth, of Newcastle—Henry Clasper,
William Clasper, Robert Clasper, Edward Hawkes, and
Richard Clasper.
Sons of the Thames of London—Robert Newel, William
Robins; John Doubledee, W. Pocock, and E. Maynard.
I Will if I Can, London—T. Coombes, T. Goodrum,
John Phelps, Robert Coombes (the champion), and David
Coombes.
The Merry Monarch—H. Campbell, James Maynard,
Joseph Leach, Frederick Lett, and William Noulton.
The Endeavour, of Hammersmith—James Waite, G.
Wright, W. Wright, W. H. Bessen,_ J. Goodrick.
Pair- oars Prize for Waterman.
The entries for this prize are very numerous, and the selec-
tions of the men and lotting exhibit great discrimination on
the part of the committee.
John Phelps and James Maynard.
C. Hill and Perry.
R. Coombes and Wilson.
Liddy and Messam.
J. Godfrey and Meekiff.
H. Green and F. Braithwaithe.
Second Heat.
Robert Newell and Barrow.
J. Doubledee and G. Everard.
H. Shelton and G. Campbell.
Maxwell and 11. Campbell.
Jam ,s Dodd and James Everard.
F. Lett and Kipping.
cullers' ( Watesmens') Prize.
First Haat—T. Goodrum, D. Coombes, Leach, Bartle`,
May, and Pocock.
Second Heat—Cook, Ketley, Robins, Forest, F. Phelps,
and T. Coombes.
To these are added six boats for the landsmcit's crews, and
tett apprentices for the coat and badge.
The above splendid list gives promise of first-rate sport.
The regatta comes off on the 24th, 25th, and 26th inst.

THE BRISTOL CHANNEL REGATTA.
This regatta will take place at Weston-super-Mare, July
3, 1845, when the following prizes will be offered for compe-
tition
.
The Weston-super-Mare Cup--A superb, richly-ehastd
silver cup, value 50 guineas; to be sailed for by all vessels
belonging to any royal yatch club in the United King,toin
not exceeding 50 tons 0.M., and not less than 10 tons O.M.
Entrance, 75. 6d. ; post entrance, 10s.
The Bristol Channel Cup—An elegantly chased silver
tankard, value 15 guineas, open to the Bristol Channel only;
to be sailed for by vessels not exceeding 35 tons O.M.
The Knightstone Cup—A massive silver tankard, value
10 guineas, open to vemels belonging to Weston-super-Mare
exclusively.

-“" CA JJEIS S.
JUi.UI'S • ?‘I()V.S IltE•
T_ast n'ght w=:l tie p-, ;,. -nis!cal
I njuld, M. Jinllent:!..v, r. t
concert at the Surr y fl4._ 44. sr tat
was comp)s,-d of 300 ve.,tl,,in. rs, first nt
of the day. We weut totte=r Gards-!, 0+4.; to hear
a great noise—occasionall harreonit.t.s--but wore fre-
quently discordant. We isuaOrn d that it was utterly
impossible for any mortal musician to conduct on
orchestra of 300 performers, so as to produce har•
molly. We are, however, bound to confess that $l6)
were out in our reckoning, Under the guidance of M;
Julien, the whole 300 perform- T 6 sv,re but as pqrts
one great instrument. The orchestra wai one greet
whole—one gigantic musical instrument, upon v‘llich
Jullien played at his will The musical performances
concluded with " God save the Queen"—the Nationel
Anthem—performed as the National Anthem is in
Russia, with a salvo of cannon between every eight bar`
The effect was sublime, and the enthusiastic or
plause of the audience testified ' their delight:
The concert was follow,d by the illuminated.
view of Riinborgh and the fir ..aanks, w hi%th
superb. The gardens were crowded to excess—so n 1.1.0!
so, that the repetition of the Monster Concert is adverts._
for :Friday next, in order to aceemmodate those van.
were unable to obtain admission to the gardens lilt:
evening. The orchestra was b-autifully illuminate!!
and the public were nut backwards in patronising the
were mos.!
amusements of these gardens. There were about 4,ouv
persons present.

INSTITUTION of CIVIL ENUI"
NEER,4. • A
of
JUNE 18.—Sir John Rennie. President, in the chaF. tioe
paper was read by G. Edwards, member the Instil?
„ea
of Civil Engineers. It described the method employed
for breaking up the shoals in the river Severn, b, osrl
Stourport and Gloucester. These shoals consist
attemptsot
rock, so compact and tough as to resist all or
to break it up with the steam dredger, or by prize bats,e___
with a powerful species of subsoil plough•
therefore, had to blasting with gunpowder; and the Fn.. t
of these operations formed the subject of the Parnrosse
app. ared that, during the summer month!, there was boats, and
places only two feet depth of water over some of the show
the navigation was, therefore, greatly impeded. tof tbe
In 1842 an Act was obtained for the inaEovemen ,_e.,
Severn, and under the directions of Mr. w• Cab";avriocus
president of the Institution of Civil F.ngineers, theobtsio s
works were commenced. 'The object was to f wee
channel with a depth of, at least, six feet:oo and
at all times, throughout the river. Messrs. A'rfor them
Peto were the contractors for the work, lin" noertitei
Mr. Edwards designed and executed the blaafingh-elii paralle•
Mollr w.:
A series of rafts were moored in a line over the sl',ll raft there
with the bank of the river. Along the centre of ea_ 31 WV'
was an opening through which wrought iron tub"fee( apart.
diameter were driven down at intervals kithip these
through the gravel down to the marl ; I°..,,,Derbale
tubes the workmen used the chissel-pointeri feet
'bower
to make the short holes to a depth of II 0 snelr
tool ; a cartridge of canvass, well
the surface. The looses *tuff was extracted 11 stallowed'
the twhe
containing 31h,:. of powder, was loweied throug
rl. The
into the hole, which was well rammed with loose la! Thera
charge was then fired by means of Bickford's flueee‘rees from
was generally but little apparent external " metirees
the es but
11° • -ht
spot, except lifting the pipe a few inch , ,he neve ,
a column of water would be driven up t°, the she!.
of forty or fifty feet. It was found that torso, of
loosened a mass of marl of conical or Parahesbe apex' 1/°
piiched andb
which the borehole was the centre, and its Wore
viouid leave
that f. ur adjoining shots of two parallel lineso renlereci bl"
between them a pyramidal piece of marl, tyble,rhbwls operation of
thebl dredging machine with the loose stuff. i, the shoals, ,1111
the stuff was dredged up at the rate of '..".00 t°
blasting was repeated in parallel lines along all s Der oer
The cost of the blasting was about3°° luble Yard.
95. 6d, per woe's-
It was „.0, not oo ~ ,
fully operated upon, and great credit was W.- "steteatic all:
the design, but also to Mr. Edwards, for tbe,sYaducted 14'
stated that the six principal shoals bad. all been 1, to
An excellent working model was
complete manner in which he had arranged an° c
operations. by *ire. °I:
of Otti's steam excavator. Several itar°l";—,) part of Re e-,...b
have been made in its form, and them eebantr. It was much
struction, adapting it for dredging under Wa
useful and ewe-
improved, and seems now likel become $
yto A l.ll-
° in
engineering
operations. be read ° pallet
The following papers were announced. when the
day, June 24, the last meeting aof the se on'
for members would take I •
p . GOVe•-°
rn r, by j.
No 7.'9
• z • On Siessnen's Chronometric
ith high
Woods, Grad. Inst. C. E. , vi is.
" No. 730. On the advantage of working en. erro.ll-
- steam expansively,-s by J. G. ' 11.
C. E." &c.,
esbibpitmedent,
appe
at.

a I'd"'
- -
, gr. an f: q.•
Captain Bowyer, RN , the flo••• 00,ne —6-
iv,
Stuart, John Stanley, Esq., Captain Powell, n'_n lad 'fat° ea
Captain and Mrs. A. Corse, Mrs. Harriet Coin,' _aping, .
and lir. Reed, embarked at BlaekWall on Thurgla/st'ateam-shl
tit:dais:ma t ems'. rba
jtteh:l
board the General Steam Navigation ConlPanY
The bier
Sohn, for Antwerp, en route to the Rhine
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF D lams' Durban
delegated meeting of this society
Inn, in this town, on the 17th instant, for the transact_i 001 -0 _
business connected with the various districts and Miro Deeel4
assembled at the 9r..alefsi:l
the Order is composed. Representatives were present?. vices
Derby, Dewsbury, ' Birmingham, Bradford, Londe!'" 01here
ter, Surrey, Kent, Essex, Nottingbaln, and wca'ader at
towns and villages to which branches of the is of the
extended. Theauditors appointed to examine the aunts der
Boars' of Direction, presented the following report Ws toe
_.,444:1
gates :—" Gentlemen—We have carefully examine" 001, fed
counts of the Board of Direction for the last two I,,abled ,
it is with a high degree of satisfaction that we are snit is p 0
report to you their perfect correctness, at the vane tint,.." of .",„"
an act of justice to the secretary and the other offtec;i/ cler
Board, to declare that they have been kept in a renal:o.o:
cceot
their
srnv
requiringe manner,
Dryaey acni
ednt
Leicester;
httheai
rt services.
3hu thank,eiud jisamitgieons: of the
werestoahr nevaue's
iebral:l ii.„ #
.; Itbie;
l''',„.,A-4,:
m Variousin ghams
u;
fore the notice of the delegates, and occupied
until the close of the day's proceedings. Bu'i„ndie P,.'"°;
resumed the next morning, and in the course of the OP inch d
posals for alterations in the constitutional laws, hi would'
order is governed, were discussed, the details of whic,„ reap`":,
course, be out of place in our columns. The society, to be
laility, is second to none in existence; and it is 0011 were
_,,
gretted that the principles on which it is governed_ „got"...
generally adopted many years since. It now receives th`abrag Apo
of many individuals in the highest stations of life, inelued„as• !,aa
bers of Parliament and clergymen of various deneotfilorciPa;
are aware of the benefit accruing to the ,vlO nand 51
by the establishment of societies of a l'En-robibit",4o
Theological and political discussions are entirelY P',:n. ohs
an'
the meetings, as also everything of a Peef4",„emd 014%0
nature, whirl, arc only calculated to debase the '''''ai din-real
The executive Government is vt.stt d in a boar the rice
~,,s0
in London, of whom thf. president is Mr. S. Burke; d the I*-0 el
dent, Mr. H Flowers ; the treasurer, Mr. Scoton; ans._ re, a,
tau. Mr. G. Elliott. Yesterday (Thursday) the deleg rol,refi
their
eos ose
sitting, and had not closed their labours wile!' we wen p
..---
Nottingham Review. ~,,rOT. of
5T FEET aideattet,
Thuisday evening, shortly before eight o'clock, art,„verfetan,
frightful nature took place at the corner of 13"" fferitl.,,i
in Fleet -si reet. It appears that an oderlY
w'ith 1704
named Le Hunt, residing in Gough square, v'e:Aawinif re,
other persons, standing in front of a shop' oliod
~,, ye'
pictures, when a coal.waggon, turning sharPru_htd bl..- IP
" , t, j
Fleet-street, caught Mr. Le Hunt by the arm, et- :t be stree_.dir
twecn it and the post which stands at the corner e.. and eiwos
was immediately nicked up in a state of itisensibdilbt say la!
to his residence, when it was dissovered that the right
completely flattened, and the whole a the right side •
kr
frightful manner, leaving no hope of his recovery of jcl
, a eital
S 01
'TALE (.F .11 AMWAY AND oTtiER 1' by atlC:ople
TtoN.—On Tuesday the first sale of railway el' es Tr 04,
Liverpool took place at the Commercial Sak'.l sahn•
's .eff
f outb
court. Mr. William Gardner, broker, 0 5 was " 00;
acted as auctioneer on the occasion. eel to lege
numerous attendance, and toe business aPPe..3...,n0y. ..esse"
stianlcrstedwewreithmsapdier.it
Weand ssuabtijsofianctitian
ltiolt do); 'v7lo 6:,.. OP
the
a"nd pi:"
tiotis :-10 old shares in the Liverpool ire, is
g°
turance Company fetched 71 ; 10 new ditto, 41.
ela 011'00
in the Union Bank of Liverpool, 13 . ; 100 sh".4,obire Juoste.
17s. 6d. ; 10 shares in the Birkenhead and ..' for g 0 oct,;
Railway, 111. 103 ; 20 shares in ditto, 11l 7s. 6d'a: ilb Ittc 1.,
in ditto, 114 ss. was bid, and they were taken in itallwal :IV:
120 shares in the Belfast and County Du" and Liefid, 1"
14 6s. 3d. ; 35 shares in the Great Par's n . irert,
.•
ifrs.i
way, 2/ Is.; 160 shares in the London a done, 4'. Os:
6d. ; 10 shares in the Londonderry and
Ennki'lleo 41' , au
Parisloo
sharesand Lyonsin
the (RLuagflibt; e, 's,
for 225 shares in the Newry and Entds--' b'i. 55,. fat
~ at gd., ..,,,I
6d. was bid, and they were taken 1 „y. 1140. 6d„
and Trieff•; in therd 50;
bid, and they were taken insheruen in 3:iet tberd
pool and Bury 151. ss. was hid, and they Were ta„unCed tal•J'',
fetched ‘` nt OS. core,'
Worcester, English
At the close of the transactions Mr. Gardner an n:'_., inftinataisl,
would be another sale of shares by auction th a,
__..., for
saleefc" 011
we understand ' hat it is his intention to have a
oti.'"„/ St
or oftener if necessary. l.ol:l;ppei-rge
EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF RE-- -cact, r "'",„'"n lit
Thursday an accident of a very painful cl.ar,..Det sow-are
_A
the entrance of the East India Docks, 'nt;ortls. 0015
Indiamen were leaving on their passage °,,,, beideueti'd
them was the Walmer Castle, and as show " ,bot :0 r.
along the lock of the entrance, the cre..,hips h p d':
stop with their friends on the pier-head, wi_mberia toe c° (yr'
bye,
,until the last moment, commenced During ors ti,o,
sides in a very hazardous and daring manner.ed'ilagersot ,
fusion two sailors, one a boatswain's mate, °an' n tato there lit
tired to miss their footing or hold, and instantlYate' nmentt; Oil%
A noble fellow belonging to the same ship. in f baring`,,,, 11°::,
fated himself into the dock, for the pin.M.,,:m. fWgifindetiai .
mates, and succeeded in preserving one a "'" before si,bei."_,:t
ever, could not be seen, and the heroic felloWiog held od'ie autri.,
once or twice dived dawn, in the hope of eaternown in, 0001 or
Not succeeding, the drags were promptly th. „n Wel, it -4,
five minutes the unfortunate man was brough. 'V, wale ,ii Oct
tained, and by many his restoration
less. The body was considerably swollen b 7 , perfece` sociri;t s
less. The instructions, however, of the Royal erstrilyoo.ao
was conc.:107°000 , to
of
were strictly acted upon, and the poor fellow vineated elsr7o,
guard-house of the dock. He was prornntlle: of r_40,,P0,
Messrs. Blomfield, Broadwater, and Baine,
'1"
tol'ins of a";,, ta:i,
in the course of half an hour he showed ay rePabin to "1"-00,i a
In the subsequent quarter of an hour he Was oer° Atee° ed
other btr so
humorously ; but in the following hour . whie rot. 1
Os Jo
toms came on—viz.,congestion f the lung" eo 0
• . The writ oe sv
terminates in death, after resuscitation. , lea ifo6#
strict -
shocking state. Great interest is excited as t° 01'5' e
in attendance upon him, and at four ebcia fate.
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NT, ATO. bi tti r
A LAR m 1 N G 'FIRE AT M. BARON • ,e out
guests
erday morning, shortly before two, a fire brn;tose s 4
(3
sembly-rooms belonging to Mr. Baron Nathan', a 018111°..0.1711:
the Assembly-rooms, and the
ton-cross. After considerable trouble the es,Web irilt of*"
and brigade succeeded in extinguishing the
~s theslo6
_of
viyiscif'etS
tensiv!iy injured. sze."" loth lO'
IMPORTATION OF DUTCRI CATTErt ~, pun 00 A
in Pail" fa n° ief '
the Dutch steam-packet, Batavier, Cants wind fro
ro of 000
alongside the St. Katharine's Steam-Packet And tea oltef Oil
She brought sixty-seven live oxen and The
% at ps 0,03
The la/ILA AS Pr/
hundred live ducks, geese, hens. &c. —editor- 000
the Continent every week has consideratar '
passage leading "
f P 1
b oig 0
markets. s a rote cot 0,0
PIGEON FLYING.-- On Monosy n 2 r. .0 st,
Ow, (obi offw
flying was determined between Mr. 5utt0....,. bade , ins
.6
-1 to over 000 ...d.
Southwark. The match was for 5L aside' The
the 15wt064415
of the carrier breed) were convey.-
bonneuld be, „n; b', ,
and the agreement. was that the Piee°-- - and "- co/
and the pigeon which first alighted to ~,,,,,ens ; ~ests3_,,f,
were Or': oille 'vs vtg'a
note attached to the pigeon stated,
they
rwd that 3- e h reds titee'
forenoon at tw,lve o'clock. The first bi
ediately ca: 00 0
100
disinterested person was entrusted with the F'a-- ii tiP i 11
minutes past one o'clock. The other did
..':warde Ow.
Castell's, which pitched, and was Wm
..,ot arrie.,bti /04
minutes later. The winning bird travelled
'Y
in seventy minutes,