The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-17 00:00:00

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LLOYD'S SIIIPP.ING.
VESSELS SPOKEN WlTn.—Her Majesty's ship Irin;
dictive, Plymouth to China, June 2, in the Straits °:
Sunda ; Adele Marquard, Sydney to Calcutta, 6th, ill,:
11 S., lon. 101 E. ; Enterprise, Calcutta to Liverpo°'
July 17, lat. 36, lon. 21 ; Lanarkshire, Bombay I°
Liverpool, 17th ult., lat. 13 N., lon. 23 E. ; Achille',
Mauritius to London, sth inst., lat. 42, lon. 25 W-; J°llll.
Line, London to Madras, llth, off Scilly, by the Euphrt,T,
tes, arrived off Hastings. Louisa, Cork to Quebec, _29_,T
ult., lat. 47, lon. 4E, by the Aurora, arrived off Salt
gate. Wpm, Miramichi to Hull, 25th ult., lat 46,,111.
the Mali:ilea, arrived in the Clyde. Kilt, gan
to Falmouth, Ist instant, in Gibraltar 13L11.'
Maid of Athol, Odessa to ditto, 17th ult., off Lisuu.,7
by the Douro, arrived in the Clyde. Lady liinnstA
Calcutta to London, lat. 12 N., ion. 24 W., by the
nt
Kingdom, arrived in the Downs. Dispatch, Gallipol
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Hull, 4th inst., Ist. 39, lon. 10 ; Harriet, of Brikl
12th inst., lat. 49, lon. 6, by the Ann, arrived at lwr
mouth. Joseph Hume, Liverpool to Lima, 9th ult.,
12 N., lon. 25 W.; Gara, Pernambuco to Gibraltar, 28
th
ult., lat. 36, lon. 37 ; Arabian, Calcutta to London,
ult., lat. 37, lon. 36 ; Eliza, Salene to Zanzibar, 30•
ult., lat. 38, ion. 35, by the Primes Marianne, arri*
off the Start.

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. of
The Constitutionnel gives the following accountA
the Mr. Scott, whose visit to Algiers was annou
in the last letters from that place :—" The pretend
Colonel Scott is the same person that published 1";
May, in London, a volume entitled ' Journal of a PI„
sidence in the Camp of Abd-el-Kader, and Travels:,
Morocco and Algiers.' In his book the Colonel T.
declared himself to be the intimate friend and een..,;
dent of Abd-el-Kader, and there is no sort of n
suiting expressions or epithets which he does ,'
apply to France. The whole of Europe, he says ell is
to protest against the conquest of Algiers, effect of
contempt of all laws, divine and human. He fit:
his hero the ' African Napoleon,' and the most friti
tering epithets are lavished upon him. By abstoe
accusations against France he endeavours to rom.,
the sympathies of England in favour of Abd-el-Ksi
and in his enthusiasm for the virtues of his frienuto,
implores all the powers of the world to leagile„to
gether immediately to drive away the French ,Piet
Africa, and proclaim Abd-el-Kader 3upreine. chi.
Mr. Scott served in Spain on the side of Don Cars
and through hatred for France, after the Pretendo
discomfiture, he fell in love with the African heed.
crossed the sea, and went to bow humbly 1)60'4
the Emir. Mr. Scott is not a very. dange and
enemy for our soldiers, but his intriguing is
dangerous spirit may easily find dupes of
Morocco, or amongst the Arabs who are unfavoulito
to the Emir, and trouble the peace and good fee,
that the Government is trying to estabi,:sh there. or
appears that Mr. Scott's intrigues are known to the
..4,
vernor-General, who, in forbidding the COionel to 0;o
used his power with moderation, for he muit be Oi.
that a considerable number of Englishmen, ael 904
embarking in Morocco, and others at TrieoP,.oo
Tunis, keep up with the hostile tribes communiamtv
both in the East and West injurious to our tl
blishments."
A retired jeweller, named Prevot, says the ia
quitted Paris Paris a few days ago, for a journey in 40(1'
mandy, leaving his apartments in the care ota 0,,,,,,0
Francoise, who had lived with him as his housetoo
for, ten years. On his return, the portress of the n,
with a look of astonishment said to him—W/04101
you come back; have you forgotten anything?'.o 0
said M. Prevot ; but I am very tired, and Witt 5'40
bed.—Bed ! you have no bed here. Three daga $
Mme. Francoise paid the quarter's rent, and to!, to
you had desired her to go and join you
worked day and night to get away with alio` 0
furniture, &c., in Normandy, and she, p0°L,,,,,1v° 0
Prevot was thunderstruck; his faithful
had robbed him of .furniture and effects to the o.
of 15,000 francs, and had left only the bare]
No news has been received of the propert,r,, 0116'
man, named Peler, who is supposed to have Pc'
inhoT-sekee
to

accomplice, has been arrested.
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THE ALLEGED MURDER A
WESTMINSTER.--IN UES
Q Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Gill, the Coroner, 'wet.
Jury, assembled at the Prince's Head, Princes-50d,
to inquire touching the death of Mary Kicks, of
37, who was alleged to have died from the ellecjelst
violence inflicted on her by her husband, Jansesueete
who stands committed on that charge fronl ,
square Police-Court for further examination on
day next.
Mr. Reginald James, house-surgeon of 1. °are
ster Hospital, stated that he had made a pest,toricf
examination of the body. The face presentea_A7„4oo
of several bruises. On removing the scalp, ble7
thrown out between the scalp and cranium. ;110,00
moving the cranium a large quantity of blooa,oo
found between the membranes of the brain• pot
was sufficient to cause death. The skull ova
$0.4e0
fractured. These appearances might in some
come without external violence, or might be pr""tetil
by a person being in a passion, or violently e. to the
or they might be produced by violence done jo'
person. From the marks externally witness 1°0,40'
clined to attribute them to violent causes. Theh'etliet
cipal blow was on the top of the head, but 1"; lob'
inflicted by a blow with a stick or the fist it Ws'
possible to determine. A p
In addition to the evidence which has alresi'6s,P
peared in the police reports, George lisigt.7
nephew of the deceased, and who occupied tiled
joining room to that the deceased and her lalsweflt
lived in, at No. 47, Old Pye-street, was oat° tiS
and from his statements it appeared, that frotooo
early hour on Wednesday morning they werrn
drinking gin and beer, from one public-house wigo'
other, until they were both intoxicated. On retviat
ing home in the afternoon they began qttarre
and deceased was heard to say, "Now, you cwoo
one knife, and I'll take the oth3r." The room Acr.
was immediately locked, and nearly instantly sod,
wards the deceased screamed. The witness, the
knocked at the door, which was unlocked "ivy
husband. The deceased was sitting on the side idled
bed, bleeding from the nose. She had a white-ha-04
table-knife in her hand. The husband was stand'liiilr
crying. No blows or fans were heard. -
I'be the
was wrested from her by force. She then let
house, saying that she would go to the station'
$lOO6
and do for her husband ; the deceased was ie
of her husband, and last summer, from that cause' $llB
tempted to commit suicide by cutting her throat'
was of very passionate temper. ad'
No direct evidence, beyond the prisoner's r mov"
mission of the fact, was adduced as to the aec".
having been struck a single blow. tha
After a very lengthened discussion by the 'Cuff
joy/
Coroner, as they could not agree, took their OP' "-for
individually, when it appeared there were eight,g,
verdict of " Apoplexy," and six for a verdict of , to be
slaughter." Ultimately the Jury were ordered
locked up until they should agree.
Hnglif_dij
6
A letter from Santander states that the -Liov,,
steamer, the Meteor, had arrived there, towing io,fl,(ow
vessel, fitted up for carrying over to England !'",riis
horses
presented by Queen to Isabella Queen

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Qn the Ist inst., at Florence, the lady of Thomas daug,4ll n.,
ston Pares, Esq., of Narborough. Leicestershire, 01,4" of t'"
On the 3d nsst., at Ventnor, Isle of Wight, the 'as' bet
tain H. W. Hadfield, of a son. . • OW .
On the 11th inst., at .May-nlace Kent, Mrs. Thome* • ibe
t. f
Robinson, of a SOll. . • dot,.
On the 13th inst., at the Rectory, ~Broughton, " .
lady of the Rev. Stanlake Lee, of a son. - •
of OcToetehoe..sl,4utahrei.nnst.lo,omthsebulrayd,yorofaEsodow.ard Al: Elderto;:iir4:
On the 15th inst., at Addington-place, Cambers m
Thomas Morris, of a daughter.
re, the Is
On the 15th inst., in John-street, Berkeley-square, idi
of John Holland, Esq., of a son. tbe
On the 15th inst., at Alborough Lodge, Yorkshire'
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of Basil T. Woodd, Esq., of a son.

MARRIED. feei
On the 19th of April, at St. James's Church, SY4rjNee°ll,l
derick Ebsworth, Esq., of Miller's-point, to SoPotojesti
daughter of Captain Steel, of Hyde-park, late of her.'
89th Regimen'. ,„ Dorf to
On the 15th inst., at Cambridge, Mr. Jonathan rs
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. Thomas Stevenson.
hill.
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DIED. 01'
On the 26th ult., at Herne Bay, Mr. Guy BrYal Log-,10,
°
On the 12th inst., at Hackney-road, Mr. JoseP" ,
late clerk of St. Mary's, Bryanston-square.
On the 12th inst., Mr. William Glide, aged 54. goiV
On the 14th inst., at Leamington, Alexander Trotter,
of Dreghorn, aged 88

London; Printed and Published by MURUO
No. 112, Strand, at The Sun Office, No. 112i,f rloll!,
the County of Middlesex,
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