The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-13 00:00:00

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

BRIGHTON, JULY 10.—On Friday evening two boys, about
nine years of age, were unfortunately drowned off Brunswick-
.square, while bathing. Several persons were near the spot
at the time, notwithstanding which nearly an hour elapsed
before the bodies were brought on shore, when, of course, life
was quite extinct. The bodies being found in different places,
one in the parish of Hove, the other in Brighton, led to two
inquests being held. The first was held before Mr. Gell last
evening, at the Brunswick Hotel, on the body of Walter Hoad,
step-son of a man named Goddaril, residing in Cavendish-place
North.

Charles Wicks, a boy 12 years of age, deposed, that after
leaving school on Friday afternoon, he accompanied Howl
and another boy, yarned Martin, to the beach between Bruns-
wick. square and Mill's-terraceo for the purpose of bathing.
Martin went in first, Huad followed, and witness went in
last. It was nearly low water, and they could widk on the
sand bank, but the sea was rather rough. Martin, after pro-
ceeding some distance, got out of his depth, and began to sink.
Hoed thereupon said he would go and help him, and he was
proceeding towards Martin, when he also got out of his depth.
Witness then called to some men who were collecting boul-
ders, and they called to a young man who was bathing to go to
the fpet, but by this time both the boys had finally sunk.
Some fisher,men then searched fur the bodies in thi it boats,
but it was three quarters of an hour before 'load's body was
found.

----- I he jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death."
The second inquest was held immediate!) afterwards at the
Bedford Hotel, on the body of Richard Martin, the son of a
Brighton policeman. when a similar verdict was returned.

PROTEST AGAINST THE THIRD

READING OF THIS CUSTWIS BILL

Dissentient.-1. Because, fully admitting- the necessity of a
re vision
of the Customs' duties, and the soundness of the prin.
ciFles on which, in most respects, that revision is professed to
have been made, I find that this Bill carries out those principles
vi,rlimperfectly, and falls lamentably short of what the neces-
sities of the times require.
2. Because it expressly excepts from its operation the duties
on the importation of corn, grain, me .1 or flour, sugar and mo-
lasses, and omits all modification of the duties on butter and
cheese imported from foreign countries, and thus will fail to
afford, with respect to those essential articles, any alleviation to
the present sufferings of the people.
3. Because, in consequence of these omissions, the distress
of many persons, who will be thrown out of employment by the
alteration of the duties on certain manufactured articles, will
be greatly increased.'

4. iseliause I believe that by this Bid no one differential
duty, now existing, ii removed ; but I find several new ones
imposed, and the difference in many old ones increased, and
it. was argued in debate by Ministers that the Principle of dir-
ferential duties as applied to colonies was a fair one, and ad-
mitted by them that the now schedule of duties imposed by
this Bill was in many respects framed in conformity with that
opinion ; whereas I hold all differential duties to be both in-
consistent with every sound principle of financial kgislatit- n
(whether enacted for the purpose of revenue, or with the view
of giving aid or showing favour to colonies or f ireign states 1,
and injurious bosh to the State which imposes them, (as thus
laying burdens on its own subjects, without ant' advantage to
its exchequer, for the benefit of for,igners), arid to the noun-
try supposed to he favou.ed, by holdi g out to its peop!e in-
ducements to divert capital from its natural, and therefore
its most useful and profitable, to other less advantageous ern-
ploy ment. RADNOR,
KINNAIRD AND ROSSIE.

CONSERVATIVE GATIIERING.—It is reported that
there was a large gathering. of Conservative Members at
Sir Robert Peel's yesterday, nominally for the pur-
pose of considering what would be the best course to
adopt with regard to the Poor-law. It is, however, ru-
moured that the real object is to sound the Conservatives
as to the propriety of relaxing the rigour of the existing
Corn-law.

GRAND POLISH 'FETE AT STAr
FORD HOUSE ON FRIDAY NEXT. t
We are authorised to state, that- in addition to the ,rest
We
to
foris elle
the Lu
,attraction of the German com
e panyle rt
, corn rising
has
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rising Herr Sla"hg
and Demoiselle cl
expressly
at tafford-Itcuset
the services 01 Signors Rubini, Mario, and Roneoni, as al'
purpose
‘osTs beings presentau
'Mesdames Persiani and Moititii, have be en in the hair sou'
manner tendered to and accepted by the Literary Associationy!
the Friends of Poland, at whose Chambers, 10, Duke-stteet, ,
James's, a few tickets, not transferable,
may st :1 be procured
It wovl,l be idle in us to offer a single word of encomium on the
generons disregard of all
the
inconvenience thus a se'
cond time evinced by the Duke and Duchess of STI
therland in placing their splendid mansion at the di,T°9,
of the Association for the benefit of the Refugees,_ sch°P
understand, would have been left wholly destitute during
..,he
ensuing autumn but fur this munificent act of generosity, txh
has no parallel save in'the similar conduct of those illustrtoo
persons the prcced ng 'ear. Selfish and charitable f
tines might equally influence the brillant throng thee
birth, beauty, and fashion, in obeying the summons "t
Duchess of Sutherland next Friday, but we, who
at present to reason as deeply on the matter as it might Bell
permit, cannot but find a sufficient reason for the ostrlat
dinary demand for tickets which has taken place io the alt.
which attended the similar fete of last ytar, and the ooYiets;
of beholding the rival companies of the St. James's and
lien theatres united to perform the stsblimest of Rossini's could
sit low,
mansions th
ine sthis' Staor anybat Alater,other" incountry. one of the
Those who most costla
ate asple7o l 0
,*
to be numbered amongst the " glittering throng" nextF.
must make an tarty applicatioe at the chambers of the ',bo `that
elation, 10, Duke-street, St. James's; hut we fear much, and
not&thstanding the high price of the tickets, two goiness•
the timely warning given by the Press, there w:11 be %Wl'
very many disappointed applit ants.

AS SIZE INTELLIGENCE,
HOME ClRCUlT—Chelmlfiod, July 12.
CROWN COUR-T.

(Befo. e Lord A BINGER.) og
C %ls'
• Jeremiah Coglan, 21, a drayman, in the employ 8. ""
Barclay add Co., surrendered to take his trial upon an 'indict-
went
charging him with the manslaughter of Emma Tud°rol2
The case stood over from the last Assizes, the transact'
having taken place so far back as the 29th of July 1 st Yeo/b„
At the Spring Assizes, the neces,ary evidence bad not been set
taintsd in support of the prosecution, and the prisoner totsie
at liberty upon recognizances, in discharge of which be °
surrendered.
M. Dowling conducted the prosecu':on, gni 31r. Johns°l3
defended the prisoner.
qu!rtyalw)paesarthede twhiaftet
ohfetuhenfoßretvu.nast,eunlamdeyr,t
othnerr suudlo)jre,ctthoef
ctluteoiot:te
of Woodham Ferrars ; and on the day ab ,ve-mention4l:heel
was riding with her husband and a -servant in a four"! the
chaise on the Romford-road, near the Whalebone-gate• , •
.g
time three drays, loaded with beer, and a waggon, were cor'l'i
111;tgter•
in an opposite direction. Both the vehicles, it was
were racing, and endeavouring to pass each other. - 4-g dos',
beer cart was in front of the chaise, and the foreinot.„
of which the defendant was the driver, ranagainst the-oad
turned it over, threw all the persons in it to the grounilst she
the unfortunate lady received such severe injuries. that arof
died in a few days afterwards. A man who was in tbt to
had his arm broken, and the ginger-beer cart w:s hrolo'ruthe
pieces. Se,eral witnesses were examined .in supio:t riding
prosecution, and they swore that the prisoner W that
on the dray, and that he had no command of the 110r,e5!
occasioning the accident. On the part of the prisoner it
to
contended that he was by the side of the horses, and chat oft
the dray was passing the waggon the owner of the
vehicle struck the dray horses with his whip, and theyb pt
unmanagable, and did the mischief complained of, in' it
the endeavours of the defendant to restrain them.
The Jury ultimately returned a verdict of Not Guilty.
oft
Two men named Ladbrooh and Appleby were convicted,oo
burglary at Langham, and stealing sixty-two sovereigo'!o to
articles of wearing apparel, and other property bel()LlPtop?
Benjamin Turner, when the former was sentenced to be
ported fur ten years, and the latter for life.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING

LONDON, JULY 11.—Wind this :lay at Noon, S. , Os',
DEAL, J•LY 9 Wind, S. W., to W. S. W.—Arrd. 0813,4
Alloway, Mauritius. The Cockburn, Tobago;
Governor .
Bermuda; Mayflower, Hobart Town; Chivaeu, port Fh'll4,;
,00.
Maidstone, Calcutta; Duke of Sussex, Sierra Leone;
garet, Jamaica ; Ocean Queen, Bermuda, remain. 6,ld:od‘in
diator, New York; Owen Glendower, Calcutta; •
ectorf
auritius.
COWES, JULY 9.—Arrd. Brent, Schaeur. and "
Hyersing, Havannah ; Maria Van Cummenza. Bahia.weld
FALMOUTH, JULY S.—Wind W. S. W. to W., strong
and squally. July 9.—Wind SW. to W., ditto, ditt%l2sll
rived Isis (steamer) from Havannah, left 15th ult., cilol
16, Bermuda 24th, aryl Fayal 2d inst. (with 284,00° (I°,,ild
Lady Mary, Tomkin', Pernambuco, with loss of sails, - er),
April 28 ; Alchymir, Hill; Quebec; Bragansa (ste°4ol,
Lewis, Gibraltar, left 30th ult., CatEz Ist July tisbon,ieio,
Opnrto sth, and Vigo 6th. Sailed, Swift packet, 1‘13,(0,e,
Teneriffe, &c. Arrived off, Liverpool, Taylor, Sierra
sailed May 1, and proceeded for London.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 10.—Wind moderate.—Arrd: Pau"l
4
Candler, Mauritius, sailed April 7, and from Ascetifiyn jnd
23; Milton, Anderson, Porto Rico; Goodwin, Davie3' me'
Lochinvar, Allen, New Orleans; Henry Leeds, l',larc';'ol”,
bile ; Scotland, Robinson, New York, left June 18; j'cilea
tina, Symonds, Newfoundland; Arica, Davidson, Lima, Join
March 24; Julia, Bagge, Valparaiso, left April 13;
Edwards, Bahia, left May 19; Wilson, Sacanllla ;
Lovett, New Orleans; Affehan, Black, Mobile; Robert
Kober;
Messenger, Apalachiola ; Charlotte, Tyson. Jamaica; e9tov,
a' Packe, Herva, Savannah; Wellington, Mclntyre, Char' jot.
left 14th June; England, Waite, New Yotk, left '3oth
Arrd. off, Russia, Glover, (supposed) New Orleans. video;
Coax, JULY 7.—Arrd. Charles, Pearson, Alente video;
Athens, Bacon, Matanzas; Williams, Walsh, Monte
St. Ge,rge, Steuart, 'lava:malt. Arid. off, Ann, Love
st,
John's, New Bru tswick.
OFF DOVER, JULY 9. Astracan ( American ship);
trdlf!
PORTSMOUTH, Jut.' 9.—Wind W.N.W. to W.,
10. Wind W. to S. S. W.—Arrd. Quebec, Hebard, Nevf_l,3o
and sailed fur London. Sid. her Ala;estv's steamer 1s•
Bermuda; do. Ammon, eastward ; do. Geyser, Me'l.
nean ; British Queen steamer, Eyckholt, New York.
AO'
PLYMOUTH, JULY 10.—Wind S. \V.—Arrd. Macassar,
wer;,, for India ; Jentima, Spicer, Miramichi. jots
c°'
STA NGATE CREEK, JULY 10.—Arrd. Newport,
; liaroqitet, Zante. t, 01°
NEWPORT, JULY: 10. —The Ern ever, Turnbull,
adrift, and capsized in the River last tide. Shi has bee:io
up, and laid alongside the quay, with loss of topu"'
other damage.
TOBAGO, JUNE I.—The Waterwitch (cutter) .0c "r
I°t
dregliering for ships Caroline and —, was totally
Smith's Island, 27th ult.
Her Majesty's ship Albert was at Ascension on 23d Mil,'
LONDON, JULY 12.—Wind this day at noon N. W• rite.;
DEAL, JULY 11.—Wind S.S.W. to S.W. rnot7.,.s—ed'
Arrd. Gambia, Smith, Gambia SM. Mona, 'Van D'n sr
Land; Maidstone, Calcutta; with all the outward-boa 7
cept Mauritius, England, and Eliza. „cal'
OFF WEYMOUTH, JULY 1 L —Douglas, Douglas, g°,ll'fife'
LIVERPOOL, JULY 11. —S, S. W., moderate.--4016
Isabella, Thorpe, Demsrara, left 4th ult. SIL
steamer, Martha, Gazelle, Savannah, Leila, 15345-lirstk;
Palmyra; Sampson, and Columbus, Cole, Nell ottith
Sovereign, Newfoundland; Mary and Susan,
Portbs
N.S. The Zior, from Buenos Ayres, got ashore
part
bet
passage to Monte Video, and was obliged to throw ps-°c,
cargo overboard. A large brig was seen ashore LW:
Antonio, June 15,
LIGHT-HOUSE AT St. JAGO DE CUBA' •
herTSir,—We have the honour to acquaint you that a feette
house has been erected on the Table Land, about 30° the
windward, or east of the Morro Castle, intended to indica:oi
entrance of this harbour, and thus prevent vessels from r 6
to leeward of it during the night. Ob.
The lantein was lit on the Ist inst., and will centindepoio
so, from sun-set to sun-rise. It is a revolving lights f°tratiove
complete revolution in two minutes and a half, is 240 fee, 2p 1D
the level of the sea, and maytr ebaeres,esie_nc.aket.hheecl,istanGecowls.
24 miles.

(Signed) LLOYDS' A,
William Dobson, Esq., Secretary to Lloyds, Londe's. •
°ll
THE NEW COINAGE.—The Bank of .Eng
Monday paid the dividends in new sovereigns and half-soYee", 3
00;
and in new half-crowns, shillings, and t.ixpences, jot r
from the Royal Mint. During the (~y the Rotunda ac; 00,
transfer offices were filled by the holders of stock, al
9110„,
very extensive transfers were made. The Bank Director;ioe,
very promptly attended to the great run there has bg;
the proclamation of the 3d of June for silver, and ha'. fteY:t
considerable quantity struck within the last week at Oleo
Mint, so as to supply the public demand not only in t°
f,rr-
in the country, to which a large amount of new ha' tends)''
shillings, and sixpences was sent off on Saturday and Yt.,ebrffi'tit,e
particu'arly to Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, in t
Leeds, aria other populous manufacturing districts nos°
north, where there is a great scarcity of silver. The
the Bank has increased by 463,0001., or from 7,30"0
7,M6,000/., being 115,(W/. on the decrease in the,R,-ulan,,°
');
bilities of this chartered corporation. The average f'r.; J
of the Bank of England is upwards of 17,543,")1'' erjrig.-t
stock of bullion 7,546,0001. The number of light s°'.l, Is
now in circulation must be very limited, as during '
week but a small quantity were ureAgited for ehanP...na OP.;
Bank only takes them now in sums from 801. to 500'•,7, pstle
wards ; but the light gold that has been taken since t''
bas been sent to the Mint to be re-coin :d so a; to pre'
re-issuing.
ISe
SINGULAR HATCIL—Three b ace of grol
a fir.
three brace of pheasants have been lred by the Rey
Lewes, of DutTryn, under a btrn-doci foal, and so lise,;;gy fe •
are they as to eat out of the hands. They were "ci,
upon the white of an egg mixed up with grated hrea-s, tar"
eggs given sparingly. with plenty of green tool, such as
and eatlage leaves.--Hereford Journal.

MARRIED. IVO° •
On the 9,1 inst., at St. Mark's Church, Kennington, or 00 •
Titchener, Esq., of Chichester, to Miss Anne CoVert
same place. 116114:
On the 11th inst., at St. George's Church, overt° ssr,
William B. 11,,dpon, Esq., of the State of Virg ilia; sloe')
garet, daughter of the late E. Telfair, Esq., of tb
Georgia.

DIED. A, „oder
On the 10th ult., at Madeira, Eras, the wife a
Bally, Esq., Sardinian Consul at that island. L., -ra'''
On the 25th ult., at Hamilton, Captain Codling% -2. i,
Haskell,t
hthiun
inst.,
AEaltildi
rnaos:.,:rttihmer3eo. Fist), .
Teobbnu:ht,eof7( APtsia
eldest aughterPun: , near Ju a
Starr Wood, aged 83.
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Majesty's
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5 Sarah
v irt trtide'
On the Bth inst., at Suer li'll B fli Emma •-"./
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aS ,th
A LighS'
foot, Icio..Sarah, wife of the Rev.
Ou • •
the 9 h inst., at Devor, t, Mrs. Alice Bose. d.,trest,
On the 10th inst., Mis. Francesr Bennett, of 140111 n
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Kensington. of J Val°
On the 10th inst., George Latham, youngest son
u'are.
Chatterton, Esq., of Manchester-street, Manchester-g 1
,n,ri f.
Victualling-yard, ua l I Ann,
iii gsfycaorndd, dllaeli;141flot ren;l,:aftg:le;d:;.s:
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