The Sun.
London, England, 1845-11-17 00:00:00

SHREWSBURY AND 'HEREFORD .
RAILWAY. der the
A new prospectus of this Company, which is
under .l sir
sanction of the Great Western Company, and of whici
Robert Price, Bart., M.P., for Hereford, is Chairman, luii!
just been circulated. The prospectus states that a contso.
derably poition of the line will form part of the Worc_s
I.
and Portrlynllaen line, for which the Great Western (5°,11.as
shareholders
are also to apply to Parliament next session, and 1;,0
shareholders in the Shrewsbury and Hereford Corn Plot.
to be entitled to advantages in the Worcester and
pro
dynllaen Company. The following passages of ths.
spectus will also be satisfactory to the shareholders :-- eof
" That the community are fully alive to the impor ;
stauccely
the line, may be inferred from the fact, that there I 14
the usual amount of opposition from the proprietor:B
its course. rt
"The entire plans being now in the hands of the "sa
line
it is matter of certainty, and not of conjecture, that theoll':„
will be executed under the average expense, Co
_';:
derably within the advertised capital of the CotnP_ale
throughout the whole of its course there are no engiurt
difficulties ; in fact, with the exception. of Dinmore Wand
may be stated to pass through a continueus valleY' and
affording gradients which will ensure quick travelling .
less than average working expenses. as renderedio
" A deposit of 10 per cent. has been called for,
necessary by the new standing order of the House of L°tbe
and the Committee are able to assure their shareholdei:stoth
every condition required by the standing orders 01. tbe
Houses, to enable the Company to go to Parliatnent 10ke
next session, is, or will at the proper time be, complied ir'''

DUTCH MAIL. •tv °ld
GRONINGEN', Nov. 10.—We learn from good author'. 110),
license has now been given for the execution a a
,arosl.
through our province, in connexion with that of (),%ea'tilee
We are rejoiced that this license has been gives a' rh, and
of the year when many labourers will be out of , It
must begin to look out for employment during the
is to be wished that it may be possible to connaenece,
harvest
Lions speedily. Accounts from Emden say that th thole
in the province of East Friesland is considered on i!,ot
as good, in regard to quality. In consequence of the Pduitloe
disease, all kinds of corn are high in price, and the caroler
of the poor in the approaching winter is a subject of In .ectir
sion. Old wheat is in the hands of persons who, In the In
tion of higher prices in England, do not send .any t 0 lapti°"'
Old rye is quite cleared off, partly for home consn dyour
and partly for exportation. The stock of winter an ti elf
mer barley is small. Old oats are almost entirely cleared 0.0
by large exports to England. The oats of last har'sse have
abundant, and of good quality. Green and grey Pet,t
Will
oerpeo.
produced a good crop ; but, in respect to CilltiqlYll' 000
and not fit for exportation. The failure of the potatoes
much distress in some parts of the province.
THE HAGUE, Nov. 14.—Second Chamber of SO!
the oject,
General. A royal message was received with fifteen Pr OW
of law, and an explanatory memorial relative to theiect; of
cution of article 6of the fundamental law. These P„rrialier*
law are to be printed and distributed among the Pi.
and referred to the section. ec t of Isl
The central section made its report on the Pro) 1, tot
for the augmentation of the budget for 1545, And ° 'fb°
modifying article 27 on the law of the stamp duties.
discussion was fixed for Frida y the 14th. a co:
THEio HAGUE, Nov. 14.—1 n the sitting of the Sec° 00 t)
ber to-day, the central section importation u its repor4o,joaii
project of law for encouraging the of WI 'l9
on which the debate was fixed for Tuesday nest.olll`c
Chamber then proceeded to the debate on the preje(; `chic!,
for increasing the budget of the expenditure for 184,10'0(0;
was unanimously agreed to. The project of law °lea to, I))
ing the stamp duties was, after a long debate, agre
a majority of 33 to 13.
DUTCH FUNDS.—AZISTIRDABE, Nov 1301°'
Idonef• 434
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent........... 60U • 74§
Eato, 3 per Cent 73§
Ditto, 4 per Cent.-- W6g,
Amort Syndic, 4% per Cent 9034 90;4
Ditto, 3 per Cent.......... .... 9014 139
41
Commercial Company, 4% per Cent 158% 97
East India Loan, 4 per Cent.......... 904 30
Exchange on London, at sight . 12 20
Two months -..........12. --
On llamburgh, at sight . 62
Two months.• ••• • • • 35 --

On Paris .. ..
Twomonths. . • • • • • • • • • • • • •

—Dutch Papa s, Nov. 12. id'
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.— B - 1l)'
Bmin, Nov. lills.
St. &linld Sch., 3% per Cent
Pruss. English Bonds, 1830, 4 per Cent •• 62 '
Exchange on London, 3 months.... • • • •
—Universal Prussian Gazette, Nov. 11.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIENNA, 1 Na•
1175
e 5 per Cent. Metalliques •
4 per Cent. ditto *. 1
764
3 Ifer Cent. ditto.... ••••• • • • • ....... —• • ,Av,
Loan, 1834 ......... ..... ...... ...... :: 1103 A

Ditto, 1839 .. • • • • • •• • • • '—
•
EBeatnekrhShazr'ses Lo.a.n. •:: : :• :• 16°1
RAILWAYS. 146
The Northern, or Ferdinand •.•.• • • • • • • •
34
Gloggnitz .. • . • • • Ig4
Vienna—Milan • • . • • • • I

Leghorn • .
Pesth ...........• •• • •
Grosetto . .
Pestoja • • • •
—Allgemelne Zeitung, Nov. 9.

...• 0t34.,
.... 9g.‘

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CLERICAL DELINQUEI-,,Tr,ffS ess
An exceedingly heart -rending case of seduction circil;
cently occurred in the neighbourhood of Leeds,
ost theoestrlo
stances connected with which are of them !Iltbstti.,
kind. What adds to the blackness of the crime 15tber °
perpetrator is a clergyman, married, and theitorlitei
family of children ; the victim is a young lady, '°;resptcot
excellent character, the member of a family hi.ol) 100 de
by all who know them. It seems that the Bey tiesi?
introduced to the family while the mother lay 01',h,e1,(0,°„;
bed, and it was while he was engaged in regular') tioe
tering the consolations of religion that the sedlic t 010,,
place. The'young lady became enceinte, and 31150 y
months ago suddenly left her home, none of her frieneoili
ing whither she had gone. Their distress nisY ;el;
pt
imagined. Suspicion, however, fell on the clergy
the circumstances becoming known to the vicar or., , eleg,r
was suspended until the matter could be satisfactor'')per,;i
up. In the meantime the gentleman caused 50,3„ sts;tjne
ment to be published in the Times, a few weeks 1,4-',-,Lied
that " —'s family and friends have been Pld7rticii:i
the deepest mourning (and one gentleman in ,PF, dr
into the greatest trouble, his prospects for 'plot
threatened by it), on account of her se'thedo
parture from home on
vertisement proceeding to give a minute clescriptorloboe.
lady, and inviting information as to her ivi,ievierebee
Numerous replies, some of the most ludicrous kin"'„art!,"s
ceived to this advertisement, but none from the eat
self, for this sufficient reason, that the advertisenie,reg'ol
mere blind, and the clergyman himself was secretly '1;10, bp,
correspondence with her, both assuming feigned nt'bloot
course he sternly protested his innocence to those she of
and daily and hourly called God to witness that fries For,
deeply injured man. By accident, however, the r retrteo
the young lady last week discovered the place of "of le to,
and the whole affair was cleared up. A nutuher„,o%,"'
were discovered, which exhibited a system of the Inlver_sol,r
ordinary hypocrisy and profligacy that has perhaps ordio
brought to light. It seems that - the seducer Oa
braves the opinion he has outraged, and has de3e,rt,e,OF:oot
and family to live with the woman he has ruined- Tiles eslee
which this affair has caused to a large circle of relate same cioo
be described. It may just be added that this is the 5 religoo
gyman who, a few months ago, refused to allow. a 000,11
person to offer up a prayer at the bedside of a dYin"; oils
insisting that none but he, and such as he who weriers,r:jii
appointed, and exercised the true apostolic E°' via oce
competent to officiate on such an occasion. Oa ere
last his appearance iu the neighbourhood of the u—,ess ire
from which he had been for some time absent, a bii 1,0
occasion of a serious disturbance. So fiercely 1:101)000
famous conduct excited the indignation of the, ''',lloogheto'
that they gathered round him as he passe" diktioo'
streets, and assailed him, not only with abusiVe ,ects'oa
but with still more formidable marks of their e''''o,o,oo
We understand that they evan went so far as tsvo 5 (hifto
scoundrel a ducking. However this may be, he ,"0311.,e0L1/
to such extremity by his pursuers that he ne',:e 01-0
con'welled to fly for refuge to the house in which the
of the injured lady resided. Here his appearance,, 0161
excited so much exasperation, that he narrowyere
being shot. He contrived, however, to remain io
information of his position was forwarded to the'etcDci`fe
at Leeds, and seven or eight policemen were di,Pops
kept
two coaches to rescue him from the violence of the, yield
The coaches were driven closed up to the house, Itr°oo
as much as possible the people getting between siengso
the door • and in this way the skulking villain wsi,s2 coseed
out of the house into one of the vehicles. As t"-$1,41
however, drove rapidly away, vollies of stones wereee- 400,
upon them, and they narrowly escaped serious dalni,pelt.ot
hear that the same clergyman has, since his „fist iod'
added still further to his infamy, by committing
assault upon his maid-servant.—Leeds Times. •
01°C'.e
FRIGH ACCIDENTTFUL CCIDENT AT AA. RINTIRG d the
On Saturday, 'a frightful accident occurred to 3 ie it.lost°
John Morris, aged twelve years, whose parents r,-terni,l
Waterloo-road, Lambeth, which it is supposed wiPpieTtlo
fatally. It appears that the unfortunate lad was 'Ol%
the machine-room, belonging to Messrs. Cloves an
0-ci
printers of Duke-street, Stamford-street, and wed rout tba
on the sheets for some new publication, he turtle o
speak to another boy, when the cog-wheels or hand
tr°
machine caught his head, which was drawn in be cool' oe,
portion of the wheels, 'and before the machiuerid of tet
stopped, he sustained a dreadful lacerated 10,,utlack 1/srifo,
scalp, extending from the base-of the skull or
the neck to the forehead, which portion of the The.
torn from the skull and hanging over his e.Yes;fliticl I
fellow was removed in great agony from his felt,
re itd t`'
tion and carried to a neighbouring surgeon's, c,;loce
deemed advisable to remove him with all spee'-',4,icli" plebe
the accident ward of St. Thomas's Hospital, at $.O0°leriA'
he was immediately put under the care of Mr; • rec
house-surgeon, who gave but very faint hopes of at- or
re" ce,
Cilnn'
P
We understand that' Mr. Feargus O ditle
Mr. Joshua Hobson have split upon some oint 0' i'ers
and that the connexion of the latter with the opti
has, therefore, altogether ceased.—Leeds Merforg',all cad'
A SIIORT CUT !—The cutting of a cell D
only a mile and three-quarters in length, througvio°fOli
of the peninsula of Cantyre. in Argyleshire, will (trance °,1,0°
length of the voyage from Glasgow to the e",- otiao
Caledonian Canal and the western islands of Pc_.....„.y/
fewer than 140 miles.

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BIRTHS. ll' Cr- 1 '
On the I Ith inst., at Wargrave, the lady of W. ... Id
of a daughter. 1 IP` f,
A nude- 0.0
On the llth inst., at Leominster Lodge, near At,'
J. ' p
the Rev. E. 11. Ravenhlll, of a son.
On the 14th inst., at Lawn-place, North I3rixtom 1111* 000°
of a son. ncar 116 • I,'
On the 13th inst., at Beech House, Pendleton, ~ 1,1
the lady of Francis Martin, Esq., of a son. nf ..T it
_....,,b .., ( i
On the 13th inst., at Bloomsbury-square, the wi'
ai1f,,,,,/'
Esq., the I
On the 14th inst., at Rotherfield-street, Islington,
Ham Golding, Esq., of a daughter,