The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-22 00:00:00

The question was undecided when the Committee adjourn

GREAT MARLOW.
The Committee met again ves! e: day morning at eleven.
The mum immediately cleared, and the Commlt':ii,
alter some deliberation, came to a decision that " they ..10, ti
not require the Counsel fear the sitting Member to prove
publication of the Overseer's list, in the case of Michael Pr
mond."
Mr. Williams, one of the Members for the borough,
then called in by Mr. Austin for the purpoge of betil_ruji
emitted. The Hon. Member, after complaining that he sno,
obeanevaollteed,
stated that
to give evidence
would,
hone'vwhich Might "affees.;
any issfermatiun he could, if the Commeir&egirveequtihteedCh°i°ol7;:
so. He-should, however, give his evidence voluntarilVsoo,
did not think he could be cempellt.d to appear before th
znittee, by reason of his privileges as a Member of the no
of
Them Comons. '
CHAIR.MAK observed that it rested entirely with
Hon. Member himself whether he gave any evidence or mato
Mr. Ausr Ix said he cou.d not help protesting against wis
doctrine. By the Act of Parliament the Hon. I%lemu',.t
in his opinion, compelled to attend and give his evidence io
After some conversation it was agreed that Mr. ru„l
p
should give his evidence, and that theoint should not ber'
whether he was compelled or not to do to. to so l
Mr. Williams, M.P., was then examined, and deP°l Tye
follows:—Michael Redmond was a butler in his service.
cod
house of witness is in the borough of Marlow; it :000
Temple House. Michael Redmond has been about bait
in his service, or in the service of his father. Wltne3o4 105
town residence, and his butler attends him there. 00
also a iriuse in Wales, and when he reside"
Redmond accompanies him. 'Redmond resided
"_ut of
him wherever he went ; he was registered le trots
three cottages, situate about a quarter of a
whether Red:
the house of witness. Witness could not say "e"lB.bsal,
mond was in the habit of sleeping at,the cottages, but tbs'
sleeping-room in the house of witness. It was arrangtis
the cottages should be made over to Redmond in order
ble him to vote for Marlow. Iletitor
Henry Shelton stated that he had been a rate-co for
Marlow for the last two years, and Mr. Field, the Zfor d'e
Mr. Williams,. had paid him the rate due by lie4al°-
c atages.
n the farthl
Some further evidence was then one iatOt joaroed "
inquiry into the vote of Michael Redmond was 3"
to-morrow.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING' ,
DEAL, MARCH 19-Wind N. W. brisk-20s flarri°o";
r. at. .N. W.-And Neptune, Ferris, China' Fesersha?
Cowley, Calcutta ; Repulse, Reese, Bombay ; La",Y Cafher}or
William Lee Shepherd, Calcutta' ; Arrow, Teree'rtZhicids, ,
Luckie, North, fur Singapore ; Seaton. Smith' Marl
Bombay. Arrd. from the River, Anna Maria, Vire° ' skt.
Victoria, Carey, Barbadoes • William Asp, Halifa%ingll"
the outward bound except 'Catherine Luckie, for
Trinidad, Bradley, Havannah ; and Catherine, SkYhes+
FALMOUTH,
squally. 19th. Wind S. W. strong gales..-Arrd.;
Penbreath, St. Michael's; Elbe, Robson, London, Ore'
Emblem, Lynn, for Cork, with loss of jibboom.
Weeks, and Chance, Harris, for London. France'
COWES MARCH 19.-And Angelique, Robert,
Newfoundland.
Stitaga td'PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 19.—Wind N. W+ •d s--°
squally. 20th., N. N. W. -A rrd. Jason, Duwontierkiceol
for Guadeloup ; Edward, do. for Martinique, Sti,' ;.0 Poi!
Pell, do. for New York. Sld. her Majssty's es'
Woolwich ; Sullivan, Brown, Hamburgh ; her lkallerei°
Gorgon, Woolwich ; Northern Conference, India' tf,li
Endym ion, Chambers, Bourdeaux. Arrlite
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 19.--Wind S. W. to IV. ••••5, 1
zabeth and Mary, Garbutt, Alarseilles; Saucy .10'-•
London, for Seville ; Trinacria, Sargo, Barlettae ire,
foremast, &c. ; Napoleon le Grand, Havre, for u, forl;.`ai,
Sevanche, Vanier, for Martinque ; Sophia, Londo,„nto, fct
riffe ; Agile, Lubin, Cherbourg, for Martinique; vv., pritg,
get, :•Shields, for Constantinople ; George 01,, floe
Malta; Amity, Mackie, ditto, for Lisbon; Ilorre".•-cs' ;
ditto fur Cadiz ; Mary, Laing, London, for Jano°for r"
Rowlands, for Santander ; Bernard, Dundee ditto,
Leona. Put back, Trithiof, Calmer, —. fto
,
Rost HEY, MARCH 20.-Off port Jim Crow, Loa.
tr
Cape of Good Hope.
iIC
JERSEY, MARCH 17.-And. Christopher ...monl/0,
Vecchia ; Judge Hempson, Messina. fiebe'or
BRISTOL, MARCH 19.APP(1. Emily, Terceira ;. k'Vs
Michael's. Sld. Jane and Barbara, New York; Br/'
rara ; Caroline, S-. Vincents.
il
SWANSEA, MARCH 18.—And. Serica, so. A
MILFORD, MARCH 19.-And. Marquis Bute, 1.1,;
New York; Briton, Newport, for New York ; Mar'ous%
pool to Messina; Henry Winch, Liverpool foi La
Lynx, Liverool r Corfu.
CORK, MAR fo
17.-Arrd. Betsy, Hull, Civetts Srecebi°
KINSALE, MARCH 17.-Sld. Caledonia, Jamaica'.
BELFAST, MARCH 17.—Sid. Clyde, Tampico. 00,01
STORNAWAY, MARCH 14.-The Margaret, Sinn) hiP,lO:
Gordon, which was stranded in Broad Bay, 7th not*lolff4o
got off, and brought in to repair. The Uncertain, a sow,"yr
struck on a sunken rock in Broad Bay, 7th inst., an St•
deep water. The Marauder, from Christiansand t° ed
drew's, has put in here with damage, having encounter
vere weather.
MONTROSE, MARCH 15.-And. Commerce. Lee
mainmast cut away, having been on her beam end:',oo4,(
BERWICK, MARCH 16.-The Swift, Mitchell, o"off, a+
which was ashore on Berwick Sands. has been ~g°t;il
rently without much damage. and has been brolir"
SHIELDS, MARCH 17.-Sid. Marie Buenos AYr°' gori.
OFF MARGATE, MARCH za Cornisb,
Nile, Kenny, Charleston.
}LS.'
YARMOUTH, ISLE OF 'WIGHT, MARCH on
Alban, was in contact yesterday with the Maria, Stoa !'
maged her cat-head, &e. The stern of the
Christchurch, has been picked up and landed here. fol.
COWES, MARCH 19.-Air Tobago, Londenhol
Zealand; St. Andrew, Gwyer avannahrsailed for yoi
OFF DOVER, MARCH 20.-Salcette, Purse, Ne4.0(4
DUNBAR, MARCH 18.-The —, Tait, from .
Ayr, is ashore in this harbour, and expected to bec°°.lo.l.s'
TORBAY, MARCH 18.-Arrd. Abel, Gower, from
Put back the Margaret, Mainland.
Bilix HAM, MARCH 19.-A large boat, marked „
and part of a cookhouse, was passed 17th inst. off tri'ir oto
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 19.—The Robert, Butler, •
nilla to Liverpool, was abandoned in the Gulf of 31eplo'‘°ar.
saved. March; 20.-Put back the Milton, for
Arrived the Walter Scott, Bell, from Nassau;
bile; Garrick, Skiddy, New York, sailed 28th ult.
%Vance, for Africa, with pumps choked, B".' • f`+`
Camillus, Adonis, and Bonholm, all for New Orleang 0.)
for Douat, after being ashore on Borneo. • PS
OFF ROMNEY, MARCH 20.-Japan, Dunns, 'oi
for Amsterdam.
„ei,
SEDITIOUS LANGUAGE.—Mr. O'Connor,
Ds( e
guilty at the Queen's County Assizes of denouncir-
high rents, &c., is rentenced to six months' inirisoll ;a
to give security, himself in 5001., and two Wel°
each, to-hold his tongue. P
dao4
em „ A
bJ
PETITION AGAINST THY INCUR TAX PF"
-The very brief interval 1 thrift nilk u,'
'ee'fr() 6
Sir Robert Peel of his int,, tio,
puse if
and the day after which, by toe rulei 'out' the 10°eed ",'
mons, petitions against the tax cannot be recv:tio'':ir
House, has prevented the signing of a general Fe," 101,4
town against this obnoxious impost. A p,tition W`-'o°,l
voted by the Leeds Anti-Corn-law Acs -* don °° sar. „, ecia „ the ,4
signed by Edward Baines, Esq., as Chairman ad. rte.Aftf
and sent off to William Aldain, jun., Esq., IVI•P'' ;tl,[led,sl;
lion yesterday. A similar petition to the House
also sent to Earl Fitzwillimi, for presentation.
day evening, when .Sir Robt4t Feel would forma")„4'001
income tax, no petition against the tax could bethe House of Commons; but petitions may be sent t°,oolsocs/°
g
of Lords, where they would serve to express the
tio°-
country on the subject; and we hope that many r I,`
be sent up. it Of
DO,
DEATH OF THE EARL OF MACCLESFI''' on, ;
comes our duty to announce the demise of the ab minute 10,11
nobleman, who expired last evening, at twenlY ihe
seven, at his town residence in Cunduit-street• de' OF'
for some months past been confined to his bed. ty
George Parker, was Earl of Macclesfield, 01
Viscount Parker of Ewelme, county Oxford, an. sod t 1411
ker of Macclesfield, in the peerage of Great Britaln;lstkli f,
son of 'Thomas, third Earl of Macclesfield, by e
,: t,
daughter of the late Sir William Heathcote, 131°.,9Jeat 'f
born the 24th of February, 1755, and had e°°sl,-0, slice :14
tamed the great age of 87 years. The deceased: 176°,.'6
to the title 9th February, 1795. married, 25tH 1,
Frances, second daughter and co-heir of the late, aos, the
1'
Drake, D D., and by her ladyship, who died in 17°,
Earl had issue, Lady Maria, born 23d Jan'far,P 1,,
Countess of Haddington), and the Hon. Cier'lrtited 0 '9"
when an infant. The late Earl, in 1790, ?'el.'-ri olier ret,/
head in the House of Commons. He w..s 001797. a:A
King's (George III.) Household, from 1791 t° I,eint-a;
being appointed a Privy Councillor in 179'., °,°floosefiocde
by his Majesty to fill that situation in the i.toYa'ehe eac;,.r (I
the oldest member of the Privy Council with Ye"-;14
0, coo- e
Viscount Sidmouth, who was appoint rcl of thethe
was Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rsitulorinn gift
ofpew, wed
ed
Oxford (which, of course, becomrs in thefgcivil. cceed,,
mier) ; High Steward of' Henley a Doctor
ail is su,„ ITY
a. Fellow of the Royal Society. The- noble brother l°`
in the family honours and estate• by his only
ft t"
Thomas Parker.,,note
Lord Dillon left toy: n, by an early from
nanoed bis " Farringdon-road station tin Friday ; untv- , tiles A
the Sun, at Burford, wherehe breakfasted, DIN tight in trip
and appeared at cover with Earl Ducie'sboeu:d to t°1113.01-ileoi
After some hours spoil his Lordship recur eighty' • e
for dinner the same evening, thumsitetexatvoeltlett, thAery rtietreehtiotafil
cover, then hunting, and eighty
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WOOLi.naell";, e, `re P kept Ili
past three o'clock on Saturday mornings the alai
issuing from the roof of the Bull Tavern.',lo.y. cordaojf
obfeijn,igeugtievneann,
tthyeoßrkoey,alßS.a.appers
.anhdthe the
co a a ec"
Mr. Boyd, late sergeant in the Royal Art'. wider thhe rd to t.17,:00,
mirrers,ne
_ts
, . ben
barracks, were promptly en. the .00t. , bar
- the b ouve, had assumed a very serious aspect, aa`v,,,re in the „tia, loot falling at quick intervals on those who ""„ame we goo'.
vate of the Sappers and Miners, who 66 with the rsibilicf'
be Malcolm Campbell, was suddenly Mate of ins#3l! iota
tion that Mr. Boyd, who was in a partial ;1'
et once ra 11_3,
was in the room within the bar. CaniPbellandlord tb
the inner apartment and dragged
tfethe different cc:Trs
op.
flames into the street. Several moo ° artifoo sr,
A ro of :five
at the same time engaged in removing all rg
rii7, t,s,is hazy_
_eve
the vicinity of the fire, and when engat eeropi,oyed vver!,'_ up,
important business, the whole of :hoses
wall of the buildnbi;ioog
injured by the falling of the
Artillery,Princi one of thetnblera 'we;
them. Two men of the Royal inees.
and two 0
the to the band, five sappers arid
danger
conveyed to the hospital, but then; ars now considered e

BIRTHS ..,..00,
On the 19th inst., at Watkin's-terrace, Eaton-square' qua, -, ii,
Cady of Lieutenant-Colonel Tronson, 13th Light Infatry,
a daughter.
. 1110
chOarnlitsheuell9mthari,osotr
aadtaLugeitc,teesrt.er-street, Leicester-squar., - ,
~
On the 20th inst., at south Lambeth, Mrs. C•
L. ROO'
of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 16th lost , at the British Emb a,sy, Paris,
101CaPt.a0f
:,
John Fordyce, of the Bengal ArtiilerY, to i&
youngest daughter of the law Haynes Gibbes Alleyne, EA"
Island Gf Barbadoes. geof
On the 19th inst., at St. George's, Bloomsbury,
Nash, Esq., of Woburn-place, to Miss Anderson, of Busse;
square.

DIED.
On the 14th inst., at Cardigan, of a deep decline, Joan.!
relict of the late \V. J. B. Hall, Esq., deco de 140 Poe
Pembrokeshire.
On the 20th inst., at her residence, ' Inn- iekdh
Lincoln s
Lucretia Green Bellamy. .
• On the 16;h inst., at Kensington, the Dowager Lath
eler'
On the 14th inst., in 6 tfficiford-strert, Ruszell.tase e, Alf'
James Cull, aged 53....3, ,
No. 112. Strand, at 7 /lc Si;.°thee,
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the County of Middlesex, Tuesday, March 22, ' (842.