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London, England, 1842-01-20 00:00:00

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THE SUN/ LONDON, tnultsnAy, JANUARY 20, 1842. EyENING SUN
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SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS, 50 to 1 agst Mr. Eddison's Ruler-taken. I Sir C. MArtsuma,-But it would not be his duty to 79 L stated ,that from the description Mrs. Bentley p ItICES OF CAN AL ,D 0 CK, ASSUR-
his lodging the same ni hi from its tow'
FROM THE EVENING PAsPF.RS OF YESTERDAY. Sleight-of-Hand, Lanercost, and Craiskeen, were not take them off with him elsewhere? Mr. Foote-By no gave of the man who assailed her; In took the prisoner ANCE COMPANY SHARES, &c. &c. &c. body of this Saint 'was removed hither .
(From the Dublin Mail of Monday.)
'THE PHILIPSTOWN MURDER(?) 'here on occasion oi- the festival of S
1 Be
dil (we know Sir Robert likes to backed. We should say 25 tb 1 would be laid ta any of meads. Illi italtild hdab t 8 deliver theta to the Custom- into custody at ' eaen he
g, Mla Y....,.. 'lOl.
B:llr,salrft We give the proceedings on the inquest at Philips- • place°
see that expression in our columns) that it is not et
y them ; 200 to 10 was offered te the Yenitigsilii and Poten- house authorities. was brought Id tha rorkhottee amber to see him, she LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 18. kg in a wondedel: s.t . ate of preservation, it is .
tom); and, in doing so, shall not offer one single obser-
-1 and pr!
settled definitely whether the John BO or the New 11l
„ tate, coapletb An Inspector of the watch in the Custom-house stated, said that he resembled her assailant, tfit tie *a/ dreesed member iilvldena Price
upright in a glass sh ,
sisaiss enriched with gold t
ral World shall be the recognised Weekly official u '-- 'rift Danne.-Nothing was done direct 9.1 ',Le ieati- In itTletita to a- a ' inn.. that a like him, and had large dark bushy whiskers like the .1. itefe. CANALS.
.- _ Per vation. If any man can read them, and not be satis-
•buted to I .
miracles are attributed ,
when Constantiisople was taken by Maliomet I . i
cious stones, and numerous'
I erten
of the Administration. In the meantime, these worthy short fren't air nye
cry 23 to 1 waS offered v. Robert de 6orham but two Custom-house officer,e ' • it•''
j-
' ' • searee Alltimit
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?use who had to deposit goods which he 7 prisoner. ,„ . , , , i,766 7 per cent. Ashton is dhl f
rivals make the most emulous 1-w-sits snot/. were wanted: Auckland would liaise been seized; would Ithae to eater at the vVestern g,ate, and that The prisoner said that it was a mistaketatogether, and 1,482 41. Ashhy.de-le-Zouch ~A...e.rage iisimi„ 7g purely accidental, we pay his want o intellect, want
fled
purely
the death of
.the
his
Flanagan was
' f Corfu and a sell.'
procession through the street.l 0 e
us of their respective ad. C-1.- 1 '-
several . . ' ' .li.‘ - ' .(1 4r- ''
oaC-ec. in quarters, hat tee (melee o..ers of 500 he was justified • •' d• 1 dot dear the spot tvhere the offence was corn- 1050'
rtitll'6l'• 5 honesty. 'We pass over the names of the Jury, and 00
vantages of access to the kC • veers to 20 did nOt •J, , 2,000 to 30 was taken upon he pleased about his
in putting the goods seize in any way that le was
1 065 541. Brecknock and Abcrgavenny ...150/.sh. 92 , • 4 t is
specially
appo
inted in the elm:
eni ryo ouncil- of the Po
that be. The organ of Mr. Owen appearsexttetl" suit •
her i 6
mitted ; that he could prove he -iVaa dt the King's Head aim 1.16t15. 101. Birmingham,l-16th share ...AIL & 711. 194 gtve the verdict and evidence.]
named Brewer,
person.
an American Biblical Missionary, at
.•
.at present Baronet, end then offered i 4.50 to 10 was laid v. The Mr. W. Holmes, a searcher of the Customs, stated that in Kmangtonaane the whole of the evening in i:iiies- leo
"the favourite' in th
the service b •
performed, ifstribuled Protests
Artful Dodo•er • 500 to 15 bid v
WM 31. Bridgewater and Taunton.lool. eh. all pi -
was being 1 • . . . e, aer
e race. The feria intercourse
familiar e , . The Meteor-40 to Ihe had been given to understand that eight casks of don, and did not leave it till he went home.
100 5/. ' Cheltner and Black water .........100/.sh . 105 his death in consequence of injuries received (acciden-
' 'tit in mo
latels; accorded by th chiere r 'anted • 1,000 to 25 ast johenna ,
1001. sh. 300 tracts, and cried out, ' Place not your Li.
.., o. the Cabinet to the u . D
'fi ,• . k g ' aft red ; als° 40 to I wine, ef veaa had quelity. bed been detained on the wharf 79 L stated thas he was confident the prisoner was the 500 321. Coventry - tally) from a burn, on the night of the 1 ith ot Decem-
The congre-
subaltern scribes and 9 apt e er-ta ers of 50 to 1 ;
C t0yd0n............ Avssigc 311.25.10 d. sh . -
mummies, but believe in God alone!'
under-spur-leathers of Socialism, 25 to 20 on Attila v. at Galley al • 1• had a AII Mrs. B Ihwas
quay, and that an attempt been mete to man he saw standing ear s. eta ey when e at-
Dati,eb, 192 her, and died on Saturday, the 18th instant, Dec. 1841. rch. t.
OBSPlTaihdiisle Ti:
t os the
gives them a great start ; and while the John Bull Chatham-taken.
2CO 51. Os. Dudley
eatiort 'became irritated, drove the rnissionaCY ou , • .
get a drawback of the duty, they. being not worth the tracted to the spot on hearing her moans, and who walked( '6OO 134 Derby lool.sh . 120 GEORGE PALMER, Coroner of the King's County. e d one s
is only enabled to " have reason to believe " s=sis=esetegemiftra
MPT 13s.
church, pursued him to his abode, and ill-tt eatc ed
that Lord Ashle will, fter the meeting DARING ATTE -at BURGLARY. 133:.5h. 7
4, Ellestnereand Chester Average 5
duty. He tasted some of the wine, which was of the away and refused to assist in taking her to the station- eyea 4 per cent. Danube and Mayne 411. 4d.pd 30
worst kirica and Katie Of the 'Wine produced tasted like it. house. That he turned his bull's-ey•e lantern on the 3,5751 King's County, to wit.-John Keys, of Barna, sworn
soon, a _
,__
231 o'2l
of Parliament, heat .
up his old hash of the Ten
inofidag, at one, the neighbourhood of
(Filo; A cotineistakinhat) This witness stated, in answer to a question from Mr. man's face, and had therefore an opportunity of seeing 6,45 64. IF:orarytihass'ald Clyde lOO/. sh. 100/. ed. Its where 1
it was probably the saving of his life that he-escaP,he
Hour • . •
Bill again, and to anticipate as one of Yesterday
Maidashill was thrown into the utmost consternation Hobler, jun., that if a Custom-house officer saw bottles 4 it, and this iiiitte him still more convinced that the pri- tttae it. Grand sanction
s,s4e• 255. (hand Union 1001.50 115 that the deceased and two pipers were in Mr. Ma-
1001.sh 26 gan's parlour on said night ; Jamas Flanagan went from their hands to the house of a 'friend,
,0 the
English authoritico arrested and conducted birn
tbe '
a.ternatives which may follow its passing- , of wine and toys in a place of concealment, he would sumer was the man.
Grand Surrey
citadel. On Chrietmas-day the disturbance we! ts
anti alarm h be justified in conveying them 'away in the best way he The accused, however, still asserted that lie "Was not 'aerg a, :
Pe. '' '''' . Ditto (optional) Can loos. out of the parlour for the purpose of getting • halatana
that " manufacturers will return in a variety of cases to ••eY the 'Nies of " Murder I Police ! Fire !"
newcd, and conflicts took place between the in
and the Springingcould, the man, and in reply to the Magistrate's questions with ellaf Grand Western
manual labour in the production of their goods"-the t h of rattles. The inhabitants rushed
500 101,12 s inl. Glamorganshire, Aver. cost 1721. 138.4 d. 230 S
and the British soldiere. On the 26th and 27t
New Moral World soars a bolder flight, and gives us 'o t eir Windows; and onegentleman in his fright ran Mr. Sell, the superintendent of Galley Quay, said, regard to his situation in life, lie said that he had re-
-749 Pis. • Grant/am lsol.sh. 22t) saw deceased lying on the table, deponent roused
disorders became more and more violent ; stave
sf,":l,
eratisld......Average 511. 63.6 d. eh 21% •
Into the streets in a state almost of nudity. It appears that a Custom-house officer would' not be justified in cently been discharged from the police for an affection 6 Ktts 2/. os. Hudd deceased. Deponent saith that deceased came ahoet
Pisgah glimpses of a total organic change in the whole that some thieves this seizure in the wharf at Galle •Quay. The in one of his arms and since that period he was actin, aOO
on the previous evening ascended the snaking . - a 0 , , P Kensington .......... ..........100 sh. all pd 10% . ,
' 25 325 11.105. Kennet and Avon, Av. 391.185. 10d. sh 18 ens ut yards with deponent. Deponent went down stairs he 28th the Lord niti
knives being used, and on t , ,
of the
structure of society, in consequence of the light breaking roof f
Commissioner, having learned that the pooPle
0 a newly-built house opposite the Paddington goods which were there were to be considered as the as waterman to a coaen-stand until he could procure a;emi Lancaster Average 47/. 6s. 8d 27 and Saith in a few minutes he heard deceased shouting, elees
in upon Ministers through Mr. Owen's antes daninees. Canal alai 1-111 , (aii , occupied by Mr. Anderson, the vo- Property of the wharfingers, and the 3 (lilt , had been paid other employment. 2,897 s 301. Leeds and Liverpool ....... .......1001 h 730
milt j5O on which deponent went up and found deceased on tire town, and also of the coutstry, were arming thews d
to
Tbe NorthernCt which will we suppoee.,take the I •
, ar, , ep ace enlist, and in an attempt to get down the chimney, the upon them. There was no justification whatever for The prisoner's father, a respectable man, said that he 5451 111. Leicester
897 51.05. Leicester & Nortisampton Aver . ,
831'10' 71% D deceased's • •1 r -
Deponent states shirt was outside o. de-with • d • d guns,f mud himself coMPelle he
poignar s an e
Di the Times under the new ?agave, which his Grace robbers - • such • was convinced that both Mrs. Bentley and the policeman 2,4 i.
_l9 101, Monmouthshire lOO/ .81' 200
issue a proclamation that, if • • the riots did not cesse,„
dropped a dark lantern in that gentleman's bed- a course.
letil.sh. 117 ceased's smallclothes, both before and behind. Saith
of' Bu •
ekingltam, Mr. Gladstone, and their Socialist room. _Being awoke by the noise he - 1 1 b
gat etle a arm, ta Sir CHAPMAN MARSHALL said that the officer certainly must be mistaken in the identity of his son, for he was a '250 101. Melton Alowbray
000 254 Mersey and Irwell .
100 l .sh. 510 that when deponent ran up stairs he saw the gentlemen would be obliged to put Corfu under martial law. •";,.
11 the tr°°l-
- are so well agreed about, interprets this the thieves got clear off. The next day Mr. Anderson had no rig•ht to seize, as the duty had been paid. young man who always bore a good character, and that 1 les Alaccicstield lOO/. sh. all pd '23 a :
the sante time the Commandaat confined a
eseete.
Cebinet fraternising with Owenism after it •
:save information at the station-house of the circum- Mr. Dobler, jun., stated that his client had perceived he was incapable of committing such an act as that of 30 2tat. 'l' Watt' lOOl.Bl, 365 naPaing deceased with their pocket-handkerchiefs, striv-
to their barracks in the citadel. The public e".
_Pew
Peak Forest... ...... Aveisge about 781. sh. 71 jug to put out the fire. Deponent states deceased's
fashion, and announces that the "question of the' Lasid' stance, when he was assured attention should be paid the toys and wine together in a corner, and considering which he was suspected. 2,400 M.
1,413 ISS• Ertrezndtalie(or London) A5,..,..,43,/.lgGes.Bci.sh. 10
a 851.5 h. 6,, shirt was on fire before and behind. Deponent states don against the English authorities is still great, insato,
has been fairly set before the es
ssorernment as a to his communication ; however, no additional police- them contraband seized them, and was earrYing them off Mr. CoaaiscatAm said that at present ho could not dis- 1,069 01.
sequence of the measures it has taken to saPPres
to the warehouse in the Custom-house, when the police- charge the accused, but would accept of heavy sureties 500 51. Shropshire l2s"h• 137 deceased's two arms were on the table, and his head
rcnzedial measure for the manifold evil _
~ man was put on the beat, and, in consequence, this
1501. sh. 175
titer insurrection." It in
s we endure.
man approached, and took him into custody, just as he for ills appearance to answer the charge on a future day. :ego 111. 10a. isiirtiet Coal
nd Stock 121, 10s, sh, 11% leaning on them. Deponent states he asked the &-
It is hoped that this New Harino ' morning the thieves again made their appearance, at-
We find the followine from Tunis of the fitis u " I
will not be ni- was about to go in at the western entrance. The accused was then adjudged to enter into his own moa. (vent Ditto Ind Worcester 1401.5 h. 686 ceasecrthe t nex mornine how he caught fire, in presence e ' Coosu
lerrupted by indiscretions on the ll'Y
f tacked the policeman, and nearly murdered him. Half
1251.5 h. 280
the illaiidcburn. Gazette --" When the French
Bishops on the opeeing he Bench of el
of
the
spart o t . . Ihour elapsed before any other constable made his aps Mr. Sell-He ought to have stated the circumstance recognisance in the sum of 1001., and to find two sureties L,lO 151, Elirewsbury
MO 91. ataurbridge.............. 1451.5 h. 396 of Doctor Glover. Deceased told deponent he could • a b •••• • sieves.
ession o •
f Parlisment ee-tre . 1 , , me, notwithstanding that the cries for help were d appear a
to our watchman if such a thing occurred, of 50/. each to be a.n.t that Court on that day 3 6
47 21. Os. Stratford-on-Avon Aver... 791.95. fsd.sh. 33 not tall, except that it was the candles where he lay applied to the Bey for the emancipation of the _eo
On dit, that the flssibl. •
A Tide Surveyor stated that the defendant was a Cuts- week, and in the interval the police were directed to '53, Ivy ,;-ssiinsca lool.sh. 205 ~
and as elf' the Christian States of the Mediterrea
' vlb°
Episcopal . 1 ity which sometimes tempers heard in the I'd ea- '- 1 A
fervour is much confided in t '
sg . are roat . t last two policemen ap-
tom-house
watchman. make the strictest inquiries as to where he was about the 3.762 21.125. Severn :nd.Wyc &Railway Assestsp. sh. 45 on me table. Deponent states he never gave dope- . . ,
c tan es
are here represented by Consuls, the mer 1 '
o prevent Henry peered, butt the thieves had got off. Several serious rob-
-2,603t5h. 32/.los. Trent and nt:S7'grY! i 311?tr_e,„, _IT:a-sat. 50!S nent any other account of this affair. Deponent COI'
of Exeter renewi e •
Mr. Hasler, jun., then called William Bodle, a revenue time the assault and robbery was committed.
have commercial relations with Porto Rico and at
. n,, Ills crusade a ain t S ' le beries have tat
g s °cat ism. It a h • d • h -* "
c y een commute in t at . Imlay, and
..... Thames and Meas."?' Av• 1111•115. 01.1. 511. 3
states that he does not know an fgentlemen's y o the
has evidently become . officer, upon the art of hisclient. The witness said that I .to the accused, it • t state that ;nal ,?1, "-
_ n justice _ . is necessary o. 100/.sh 203
were permitted to urchase ne roes for the purpose _
(Fete a presentable thing since at one house the whole of the plate, worth nearly 1001,
-a-w-"---1 161 Warwick and Blrmisighas.:
names but Mr. Megan's, who took off his coat and 1 P g t Os
the Melhou he had watched on the wharf at Galley Qua s Quay on atttr- when he Was taken into custody on the night in question wise. •
eau. sh. 117
IS 0
was stolen and carried off.
960 13/ Warwick and Isa nen
sending them to Cuba. Most of the Comm d
rne Ministry. There is no Ho '
me Secre-
day and Sunday last, and he observed a case of tays in at his lodgings, there was no money found in his posses- 7 • - 1 out out the fire : states deceased walked down stairs in s°.
tar
,000 41. rcesitr & Birmingham Ar.79/.84. sn. 55 .
y now in the Lords, to be asked wh h d
an insecure state, there being a hole in it sufficiently sion, with the exception of a few pence. S.OOO 365. Wilts and Berko Average 67/. 10s Bd. sh. 25>.1,4 after the fire, and walked out to the garden house also. Christian Powers, withoet excepting those of Spa si
• Coe6u
put the law ' LAW INTELLIGENCE.
800 6. %%titles and Essington 1•25/. sh. 74 1 -ssi,
France, took part in this traffic. The Russian
_Rh
in force against the very existence, or r %A- large to admit a person's head. He mentioned what he In the course of the day he procured the necessary .
~.,, „ au ey een deponent first saw deceased leaning on the table,
mour of • COURT OF CHANCERY. Jan 19.
.20 s-isuclicr, ......... .............. .............. sh, .
abstained, as Russia has no mercantile relations v.' ..,
existence, of Socialist communitier Th A ,11
IN , • had seen, and covered the hole. The men who worked sureties for his appearance, and he was set at liberty. toe re %Vey and Arun llOl. sn. 20 deceased was without his cosit, and his shirt outside his • °atom
bishop of C b . THE MATTER OF TINNIE, A SUPPOSED LUNATIC. on the quay were often detected in committing depreda- WORSHIP-STREET. DOCKS.
Cuba. France alone can now put an end to this
antes ury, and the Bishop of London, it i - s T
small-clothes. Deponent states that when he saw the
he arguments, which had not concluded vvhen his
• kent expected,
--
will see the propriety of now smothering all tions there, and it was by no means unusual to find toys MiscoNaucr oF 0 1 D 1 • 9 -Yesterta 2000 & 7
LY 1,005igh./ 3p. c. Commerc al ss•••••• I°°l•sh• 61 deceased leaning on the table he was drunk. Deponent traffic by menacing the Bey of Tunis, who is r s.
001'
a. Lordship rose, will be resumed on a future day, to-mor- of no value loose about the warehouse. Witness added, John Bark • fH 3 tIIEUS RER
• f'
Barker, jun., o Hackney, proprietor o the omm-
awe by the garrisont of Constantine. The other
the fears which it was suitable to express when a Whig 5
per cent. East and West India c.,„ ....Stock 102% states deceased was not well able to walk.
Minis g row (this day) being appropriated for motions. that the defendant had been five years in the force, and bus 4,903, and William Wicks, of Lea-bridge, proprie- 3,238,31011. 31.p.ct. London ..... ....Stock 74%
ter humoured the vanity of an old gentleman by
Ditto Bonds
ra°
PreSenting him at Court. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, Jan. 19. that there never was anything against him; that, in fact, tor of the omnibus 4,915, were summoned before Mr.
he was a steady officer, and attentive to his duty. Bingham, the sitting Magistrate, by Inspector H 2,209 3/. 6s. sd. Bristol Average 1471.95. sh. 75 John t. 4 Keys. Bey, and promise him their suppart, for fear F
• tliu°
Ha, , 6E4,3241. 51. per cent. Ditto Notes, various amounts lOB
STANDARD.-We are reoainded by sorne Cor- THE QUEEN V. THE LONDON AND SOUTHAMPTON RAlL-
mark. should one day take possession of Tunis. It is ,r
Sir CLIAPMAN MAestatet.--You consider that he acted of the II division of police, to answer for their oruni- 352,752 5 per cent. St. Katharine Stock 92
ispetle/
respondents of the Morning Post that we misnamed WAY COMPANY.
500,001 411 per cent. Ditto Bonds s. lOO% William Henry Megan, Esq., sworn-States that de- that so revolt' n a rep , leg an abuse is tolerated i .b 6
properly on this occasion? IVitness-I should have done buses having been wantonly, and furiously driven on the
ea of 1
the new Psalter of the 'fract • f h• h
arians, room wic (Continued from our Afternoon Editio f - t In o 3es ere ay. the same thine- 2.0 e 000 4 eer cent. Ditto Bonds tor 10 years
10th instant, to the imminent danger of passengers upon ' - le 'as. Sh. 20/. pd 10 ceased was in the parlour dancing. When deponent which seems to be alarnied only at the proximity
we lately made some extracts, in calling it the " Lyra After Mr. Kelly and 31r. Gunning (who followed on - myself. ...,, - ... ...... Deptford Pier ..
Preach at Constantine.'
Sir CHAPMAN MARSHALL-4 haVe looked into the the road. Both these defendants, hovvever, now pro- BRIDGES. was done with deceased, he desired deceased to go
Poetica." Its name is "Lyra ati Apostolica, " .
tle
, the same side) had concluded their arguments, judgment circumstances of this case with particular care, and I sluiced their drivers, viz., Richard Lanaway, badge 4,388, 1,600 11. Hammersmitt • 50/. sh. 21% down stairs. The piper left the room before the de- ......_,....
_ _ _ ______ _
••
which we cannot help thinking less decent 'was postponed.
631
hope that the defendant came into possession of the pro- Barker's driver, and Richard Brown, badge 4,287, Wick's 7,231 Southwark, Old A v2s. 81. sh. 3%
1,700 1/' i 15s. Ditto Now, 0174 per cent., 501. sh. nes ceased. After deponent desired deceased to go down, CORN A VERAGEN. .
than the applicution of the general title " Psal- COURT OF ' 'l' ON PLEAS, Jan. 19.
6 0ef.32 perty honestly. It appears that the gate of the Cus- driver, who were, accordingly, placed before the Magis-
iota , Waterlm
....... PM' sh' 3 he made bows to the gentlemen iti the room. When sit coos, 01
for (irihi :3[Wei,A
ended
AVERAGE PitICES OF BRITI
_._,..,00 .
ter." the use of which by us the Mo ' mug Several causes of minor importance were tried before . , .
tom-house at which officers enter at night to deposit the trate as defendants. 5,000 225. Od, Ditto, Old Annuities of 8/ 601. pd 21 , .
5,000 19s. 30, Ditto, New Ditto of 71. 4Ol. pd 18% be left it, deponent states I, hearddeceased
that ...ethek Jan. 1 ~ 184.4 made up from the 11%1%200
POSed Correspondent calls b # • '
y n snore gentle mule Mr. Justice CourmAN and a Middlesex Common Jur seizures they make is the western gate, and it appears Mr. Humphreys, the solicitor, defended them. 60,000 e 51. per cent. Ditto Bonds
Wales, per Imperial Quarter. * 'ph
than "blasphemy," Looking to the etymology of the at the Sessions House, St. Margaret's Church-yard. Y' that he did not pass that gate before he was apprehended Policeman 21 H, stated that about eight in the-even- 5,848 27s Vauxhall .........Avessige 701. 10s. 3d. at'. 26
Hh
what was the matter. e also states e was the Wheat... ...... / 2:. sd. 1 Oats
2415. 4d.1 Beans ......... 34 161,
words we canoot help thinking ours the more venial GURFORD V. BAYLEY. by. the policeman. If he had passed it before he was ing of the 10th inetant he was at the corner of a street . ASSURANCE COMPANIES.Saner 29s la.' ftya
first who came up to the deceased. Deponent states that
aesecration, if there is any desecration in the case. The plaintiff, a brewer's clerk, employed the defendant seized, I should have made up my mind as to his erimi- in Hackney-road, speaking to another constable, who 2,000 31105 Albion
AvEnAGEs oF THE LA E'r SIX WEEKS. it•
he put his coat on him and put out the fire. De- Wisek ending' witsaT. EARLEY. OATS. 1 RYE.
We aro again blamed for saying that the L A
yra pas- (it stock-broker), to invest the sum of 949/. in the pur- nality. The . policeman acted very properly in had just met him, when he heard the rattling of ap- 5,,,,,, I'6 per cent./
t and 15s Ailianceßritish &Foreignlool.sh. 11/. pd 14%
----• --•-,... 4 ceased had no sign of fire on him while leaving the par-
taking a man under such suspicious circumstances into proaching omnibuses, and the voices of the drivers swear- 100/. sh. 51. pd 5%, Dec. 10-- 62 7' 30 9 22 s's•-• 44 8' 39 0 r. 0,
50,000 6 per cent. Ditto, Marine
tolica lies between Mr. Keble Onispelled Mr. Keeble) chase of a Government annuiy. The defendant, how-
y, and I trust that lam acting properly in dis- tag at, and abusing each other. They came in sight 24,000 11. per sh. Atlas
re 501.5h. 51. pd 14 hour; deponent states no person threw any spirits on 17
n SO a
and Mr. Williams; whereas no less than six authors ever, purchased an annuity rom the Royal Pension allist°4
car g the accused.
nearly abreast of each other, and as they neared the 1,20015 h. W. Birmingham Isi 2501. sh. 55/. pd 107% d
st ...... ... 62 10 30 2 21 5 34 8 37 - !a s
eceased while in the parlour. States that no person 250/.sh. 50/. pd 40
3 l
Fund Society, which was subsequently broken up., and
tome 41. percent. British Fire
have contributed to the work, whose several The and wine which •
pro-. this action was brought to recover the
sum originallyweredeclared to. be of very turnpike-gate, the driver of the omnibus belonging to 12,000 61. per cent. British Commercial ... ..... .50/. sh. 51. pd 6 came into the room, nor went out of the room from the Jan. 7 63 0297 £5 7 :in 9360 as re
little value,-'
sh. 2110 s pd 6%
14 62 5 1.9 1 20 4 40 11 34 11 "-
were then given up (as we were vgien . to un- me. Wicks, lashed his horses right and left, and Cut 5,000 51. per cent. Clerical & Medical Life, 100/. period Flanagan left it until he heard the shouting of
weeics
ductions can be assigned as accur Ity ate to the entrusted to him with interest.
tom ire toe pe IC
4,000 210 s County
imlhaefaptkatAtuA3ClCirkaißOLTrEs AVERA‘GES OF THE SIX
,„4. 01l
respective owners as the papers in " The Spectator." The defence 'plaintiff d fdi ence was, that the approve o the s- derstanda to the-superintendent of the wharf. across, to prevent the other from getting before him Eagle 50, sh. '5l. pd 4% the deceased. Heard that on the following day the
sit eal Beans ........ ..-": 9
This may be so ; but we must respectfully observe position of his money in the manner preferred hy the Mrs. Rachel Samuels, the wife of a, respectable trades.: which the other was 'I ' t • fl ' 'Jae," e eeraeLeet._
using its utmos exertions to e ect.
-- - ----- Economic Lite 10001. eh. 2501. pd 406 doctor had been with deceased. Deponent states the earie5........, 30s. Cid. I Rye
that thepersons • t.
-. in the secret lie in a very narrow defendant, on account of the larger amount of the an- man in Bury-street, St. Mary Axe, was summoned for They went rather slower through the gate, and then eva and 301 W.}
20/ sh all pd 22 names of the persons in the room wtth him were Mr.
wheat Dunes ON FOREIGN CORN. .01'
4,2070,1) 22s.per cent. European Clic
21s. Bd, 1 Oats
.15). 311.1 Beans." ...... Is• os,
circle-a circle prohaily net much- wider than nuity than what could be obtained from the Govern- having assaulted a_y_oung woman narnetiMary Sullivan. went off again as fast as the horses could gallop, and so 2s. Ditto, New 201. sh. 21. pd ITC
s's M'Cartney, of th 9e th Lancers ; Mr. Nicholson, of aariev l6s. 10d. 1 Rye
that contemplated by Swift's rnaid servants, who said, ment. But the witnesses for the defence admitted that Sir .CHAPMAN MARSHALL--1 understand that this continued until they came to Shoreditch Church. 1,040,000 t. apes ct Globe . Stock 119 " all Me world says that lam going to leave my the plaintiff expressed a wish to get back his money as matter is.a misunderstanding between a mistress and her The witness, in cross-examination, said the corner of 20,000 51* Guardian
lady." For our own part, we have not met with any soon as he heard of the investment. servant. Now, lam always anxious to have such dis- the street where he was. standing was about four _ 50/. sh. 5% -
30,17 5/4. al•2°l. Hope
s. 68. Imperial Fire 5OOl. sh. 50/. pd 135 THE MARKETS. 1001. sh. 10/. pd 11 rOOlll. W. H. MAGAN. -
COAL MARKET.
one sble to affiliate the articles in the "Lyra Apos- The Jury without any hesitation found a verdict for Putes settled without the Interference of a MaFistrate. yards from the gate, and there lie took down the num- 7.500 12s. Imperial Life
100/. sh. SI. pd 29% .
John Flanagan sworn-States he is brother to the Ships arrived since last market.day, 8.
Salim ;" nor can we at this moment say whether the plaintiff-Principal and interest, 975 Z Cannot an arrangement take place on this occasion? hers of the omnibuses. He did not think it possible for 1:13 5/.pri
(Len t. Iltaerartey Marine
501. sh. all pd 92
e. d. 21 9
Mr. Isaacs, solicitor to Mrs. Samuels, said that he had the horses to gallop faster than they did. Some of the ' 31. Ditto Life 501.1,4 66 deceased James Flanagan. Saw the deceased the Ailair's
any or all the plainly Romanist extracts which we ADMII?ALTY COURT, Jan. 19. made a proposition to that effect, but without avail. inhabitants and passengers -along the road spoke to the 10,000 16s. Law Life l3°l' sh. Mi. Pd 31% dfthsbu d S d tl I°th •t t
ay aer ewa rne , un ay, le - ins an . Bell Robson &Co Hartle 18 0 Wall E.
Yl7 . 8 End Haton ........... 0, 6
have given may not be of the muse of Mr.
10s. London, Fire 251. sh. 121. 10s. pd 18%
HolYwelflll 'n, •
Williams THE CORDULA SOPHIA--COLLISION. The father of the young woman said, with great witness and his brother conetable, and asked them if the s'r'
Y 3,J00 100. London. Ship 251. sh. 12/. 10s. pd 1814 Then deponent states he did not ask him how he Original WL'acir's Pontop 18 0 Z‘V7aall!: Enndd ife=nto.n..."."... .... :
. There seems to us, we confess, to be The Learned Jud • • •
ge was assisted in this case by two warmth, that an arrangement was quite impossible, as had taken note of the dangerous conduct of the drivers, 1,600,0001. ... ..... Minerva Life 1001. eh. was burned. Deponent states that he did not believe Townley l5 9 Walls End Casson ............ 0.
something excessively mean in all this shuffling of the elder brethren of the Trinity House, namely: er
Mrs. Samuels had not only beaten his child, but at- and the replied in the affirmative. 2i, 000 5/. per cent. National Loan Fund... 201. sh 21. IN. pd 2% Wahl, End mid,.
... HI 6 Walls Et' d Evenwood .....• 1 9
30,000 5/. per cent. Palladium Lite 5Ol. sh. 2/. pd 2 E
16s the reports that he was set on fire intentionally, but be- Walls
nd KWaits ill'ingworthl... 19 6 Etl. d Tees ~... ........
... _9
and " thimble-riggery " about the editorship of the Capt. Charles Weller and Capt. George Probyn, the prin tempted to destroy her character, hy stating that impro- Policinaii 105 11 corraorated this evidence. Nemo 5/. per cent. Protector Life 201. sh. 2/. pd S7s Od lieves in his own mind that it was quite an accident. Depo- Walls Endßelntont -22 9
y Apostoiica," and the authorship of its arti- cipal point in the cause being one of nautical skill. per familiarities had taken place between her and Mr. Mr. Humphreys, for the defendant, complained of the mom 4 per cent. Protestant Dissenters ....1601. sh. 5/. pd 53.
1001. sh. 101. pd 20 nent states that the deceased never charged any person
ales. It is quite fair to remain anonymous until The Cordula Sophia, (a Swedish ship) and the Unity Samuels. length of time that had elapsed before the defendants 20)1,(C)1(11 431/6
d.
Rock Life Die'
2/. pd 3% • COUNTRY CORN 11IARKETS.
-----.
wah the burning of the deceased. Deponent states he ---- -
row
oae is questioned seriously by some one havin the were both tacking up Blackwell reach in July last, the Mr. Isaacs declared that Mrs. Samuels had laboured had notice that such offences were alleged against them, 89,2201 Si. p•er cesit. Royal Exchange Stock 170
Wheat. Barl_ey....l Oats. Beans.
.....-.........i
one following thee other. The fareign vessel having under a complete misconception, and that the character which made it impossible for theln tO Produce witnesses. 6,000 5 per cent. qersityiLife sp.. F.: re 5 never asked the deceased how he was burned. Several
_,,,
right to question, and as long as our act or vvfitin
10,000 4 per cent. United Kingdom LifeWm n3l PR 7'.41 persons told the deponent that they had set him on fire, Per Quarter. B. to ii. s. tow,' it. to s. a. to s.
„I• '''' 49
Writing tacked, the other did not continue her reach ; hence the of the young woman was most excellent. Directions were given that in future notice should be
is not injuriously imputed to others. But
JOINT STOCK BANKS. but he positively says that he did not believe those re- Poston .... .. ... 55 70 22 38 18 22 35 38 s•,',' ' 4.0
every collision. The damage sustained was very small, indeed The father of the girl said that neither he nor his given to the proprietors as scion after the affair as possible. 2, Agric and Coin. of Ireland2sl. sh. 10/. pd . dratnnee - 52 70 27 34 93 29 33 38
member of Convocation has 1 h •
,000
sure yt e right to not worth a leeal proceedin . child could rest while there was such an imputation upon Mr. BINGHAM then, after commenting upon th 1 ..e Gan- 15,000 8 per cent. Australasia 401. sh. 401 pd 53% ports. Heard Keys say to deceased, Butcher dona Si; ighton 62 70 28 37 22 28 87 44 a's 55
know the extent to which a professing Protestant The TrinityMasters, after 1
advocates had been heard her character. If that was gone she was lost for ever, gerous conduct of the drivers, sentenced each of them 10,000 10 percent. Bank. of Birmingham 501. sh. 10/.1 13ii
50/. sh. 10/. p iii tell how it happened although he had opportunity suf- Cambridge-- - n 2 - 27 - 18 - 35 -; 40
Chichester.... 60 6(1 '27 35 21 ,o 4 33 40 res' ee
Clergyman, seeking to be a Professor of Poets On both sides and the Learned Judge havin pointed and if justice was to be had on earth she should have it t
SPo J . . . . _ . o pay 40s. and costs, or toabe imprisoned; and assured tattoo 10 per cent. Birmingham Bank
31,000 6percent. London k Westminster 1001. sh. 20/. pd 223 ficient, nor never asked his brother how it happened. Dimmow ...... 56 02 30 36 20 126 30 41 3, • ....'
at Oxford, is concerned in the - y '•
.
Joint Stock 50/. sh. 10/. pd 12% states that the doctor told him it was his own fault, Grantham .... 60 '73 -28 33 22 28 36 40 - --- ....•
composition of a out the material facts, decided that the English vessel Alderman MActiey, who was sitting in the justice- them that for any future offence he would impose the full
e 60,000 51. London
1001. sh. 20/ pd 30 Grimsby 56 '74 29 33 15 21 30 40 •••":, 95
Romanist " hymn .book ;"-tlaat phrase. ,we sup- wa tbl d h bl ' h • d S' Ch
s o ame; an tat no amo was to be attributed room at t e ttme, suggeste to ir apman Marshall, penalt of 51 He expressed a hope, however, that the r
N 3 000 4 per cent. Lancaster
r - • • ~ 25'000 10 per cent. Liverpool 1001 sh 121/. pd 19 and that he caught fire by the candles on the table. Hailsham 66 7st '33 35 22 23 32 37t
POSei will not offend, -or whether he is con- to the foreign ship, and that her owners must be dis- who still counselled an agreement, that it would be ad- wouldYnow take warning against the repetition of such
50,000 71 persent. Manchester and Liver.] ue ;an i501.5h. 151. pc' 19% Deponent states lie does not recollect any other portion Hitchin
Ipswich 5O 67 '27 34 SO 30 34 46--: P
cerned in it at all? And if Mr. Williams has missed with costs.- visable, for the sake of the young female who complained, misco d t d as
n n that expectation, they
were men of pool Dis-onnt
1001.8 h. 10/. pd 4% of the conversation the day Keys said that to Ins Lewes 6O 61 28 32 21 26 33 91. 31 54 -
CO 6Gi 32 55 21 22 34 33 5„3„ 56
a difficulty in giving an answer which might seem to THE NEPTUNE-SALVAGE, to go into the merits of the case of assault. previously good character, he did now enter the present
20,000
20,009 8 per cent.
7 percent. Manchester
Provincial Bank of helandloo/. sh. 25/.0 41 brother. . . JOHN FLANAGAN. Lynn 52 61 26 32 15 24 .23 31 0" ..ss
throw responsibility upon others, these others 1, 1 they .t
Dr. Lushington was aided in this case also by the Tri- Mary Sullivan, who stated that she was in her 18th conviction u • • '
pen their licenses. 10,000 61 er cent National Bank of Ireland 501. sh. 17!.l8 '17%
Glover, surgeon, states that, between eight Maidstone ~ 59 67. 36 39 26 32 38 40
„The" du
Norwich
are men of honour and Christians-and if
they are in y Masters above-named. The Neptune sailed from year, was then svvorn. She said that she had been in The defendant Brown and another driver named
Dantzic, for the port of London, in November, with a full the service of Mrs. Samuels until last Thursday morning. George Parry, bad ' bad • t before
badge 3,086,10,008
ills been con- 13000
10000 6 per cent National Provincial Eng.loo/, sh. 35/. pd 34% John S,
Ditto New... 10/. sh. 101. pd 9%
50/ sh. 10/. pd 32 and nine On Sunday, the 12th instant, saw de- Petworth
Rom ford
sincere Protestants they must be both-ought to come .
cargo of grain. On the 14th of that month, mistaking On Wednesday night, or Thursday morning, her mis- victed of " unlawfully loitering" upon the road, upon the 0-000 leper cent. Gloucestershire
Hampshire 504 sh. 51. pd '9 ceased. Was.. lying in the harness-room, after exa- sandwich 6l 71 2,i 34 25 3EI 33 29 30 1
,s,, 4, •
forward and exonerate the u 1 k 'd
nuc y can& ate ; the the li hts on the g coast, she ran between the Kentish tress, followed by her mistress's father, rushed into her information, of the well-known John Byers, who has for I GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. mining the burn, which extended from the pole to the •e_nestford... 3o .
Wi bech ......_ 56 61 23 34 20 23 36 42 „c.'" . 40.
shuffle and thtl silence taken together are, not to use a Knock
les at
lock and the Long Sand- She was descried by the (witness's) room, and beat her about the head and face, several years past given ugeneral b • r 2,500 • Bath p the business o. a corn- 2Ol. sh. 161. pd '22 buttocks; his arm, armpits, and hand were also burned. Witham 62 72 29 35 24 31 31 42 "' et
Larsher t -
British 40/. sh. 16/. pd 18
larmouth 6O 69 :30 32 24 30 38 40 s's• ,
. !sem, exceedingly ?in-Protestant, like all the Atalanta smack, which bore up and rendered assistance, and afterwards kicked her in the stomach. inon informer, and derived a- handsome income b,y the s'"
proceidiogs of the Tractarians, but the Neptune ran on the Long Sand. Subsequently Me. Isaacs-You made no complaint of a kick in the employment of time-keepers time different 5000 151.percent]
on me erent roads, to ' Land Bs. eta Ditto Provincial 2O/. sh. 19/. pd 244
belly. States the application of lime-water and oil, which LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET•-J: ,an 18
WHEAT, English, White, p er 701 b. as. 9. sd is 101-0 '
t 4(.) It RIER.-As th six or seven other smacks came up, and the assistance of stomach, when you came here for the summons ? Mary watch the drivers and conductors, for which he receives 928 51 105 Birmingham 50/. sh. 96
• 0 -..- Red -
.00.
of
__
I. , e appointed period for the meet-
-1 250 21 Os Bristol 2O/. sh. 36 had been applied, was the very best that could be ap-
W h and *Manx 0 0 0
4 '
ia, Par lament approaches, Anti-Corn-law agitators their crews was accepted to lighten the ship, by taking Sullivan-I did not. an annual payment from the different omnibus proprie- 2%2,0
J 31 les Brighton 2°l• sh• 13% nlied at the time. States the deceased lived six daye -72,V.i.whT1: . a
become nt •
ore intensely active and malignant, doubtless out corn in the boats and throwing other portions over. Alderman MAGNAy-Did you give her any provocas tors. The two defendants he now brought before the 750 31 105 Ditto, New
2,471 4j percent. Brighton General- 201. sh. 18/. pd 9 •-
20/. oh. all pd 9% after the deponent saw him. States deceased died on ------ Red
with the fallacious hope that their furious • ravings, board. The owner of the Neptune resisted the claims tion ? Mary Sullivan---Not the least. Magistrates were fined 40s. each, as they- had been twice10s.Continental Con3olldatcd ....751. 6281. pd 110 Saturday, the 18th instant, about four o'clock, .r.m. - Foreign
OATS. English, Welsh, anti Scotch, per 4511) a 9 10 sr,
and one-sided statistical •
reports, will seeve to in- for salvage, on the ground that the measures taken by Mr. Isaacs-As I said before, Mrs. Samuels had some before fined in smaller sums fat- similar offences. The raoo toe City ot London ....IGO/. alt. all pd 195
-- Irish
1,000 GI. " Ditto, New 1001.5h. 751. pd 150 btates deceased was in his perfect senses at intervals ...... ............. .... 3 0 5 t't
the principal salvors to wear the ship were those by -which wholly unfounded suspicions of irregularities between defendantßrown was fined, in the whole,4l. and costs, for
501. pd 20 until Friday. He raved while awake during the day SABLES', Malting per I n 0 0 0
fluence and give directions to the course of she wasalriven on the sand. - her husband and this young w'oman, andshe is convinced the two opposite offences of " loitering" and " furious L 442 31.3pLec"Cent. Equitable- penal 501. sn ,61 p n.ip. quarter 3O •34 .
legislation which the
present Cabinet may pro- Drs Haggard and Harding appeared for the salvors, of her mistake. driving." 800 51. per cent. Isle of Thanet 251. sh. 20/. pd le% of 'Friday. States that he asked the deceased, who - Scotch and Irish; pet Miss. ....... •
...........
pose on that much-vexed question ; but if any of and D'r. Addams and Dr. Robinson for the owners. Alderman MAGNAy said it appeared that the lady had, CUTTING ANDWOUNDING.-11Iury Ann Flanagan, aged 2,:350 01. per cent. Independent 301. alt. allsa, 56 told deponent that he was burned from the falling of 13.-----Es 'Feeding
sts, English, per Imperial quartc; ........................... 3 - 44 "
them, lay, or self-dubbed clerical, should lay that Dr. LuanINGToN Put the facts of the ease before the in her jealous passion, used words against the poor girl 16, was finally examined upon a char ff 1 •
charge o e omously a
o,ooe 41. per cent. Phcenix
000 44 percent. Ratcliff
1001. sh. 80/. pd 0.3 a candle on deceased. Said that only for Mr. Megan .--- Irish, &c.
. ............... 136 0 °
flattering unction to their soul, or fancy that the coon- Trinity Masters, observing that it was an important sub- which must be retracted. cutting and wounding Margaret Neal, her mother, and 4,000 South Metropolitan 50/. sh.-1334/ pd 17 that he would be burned to death, God bless him. - Foreign
37 0
try or the Administration does not view their pro- ieet, both as resPects the property saved and the duration Sir C. MARSHALL-The assault has been clearly Elizabeth Ne' b'
al, her young sister. 9,000 51. per cent. United General 50/. sli. 471. pd '29 PEASE, English, per Imperial quarter ....,,,,,,
......... 42 0
say, sib 50 Deponent states that the deceased died from congestion - Foreign -
240 5/. per cent. Warwick
Ceedings with supreme indifference, and lister' to of the services of the salvors. The Trinity Masters proved here, at any rate. The prisoner, who is leading a depraved life went 400 51 per cent Wak fld , ...pce . e le , 951. sh. 22
oi i „), of the brain, brought on by the burn. • EtoUn, English, per 2801 b
- -,-- Irish
44 0 Du 0 -
their turgid threats with sovereign contempt,
the would have to decide whether other measures than those The father of the girl-Your Lordship can deal with home on the night • • '
in question, and wanted bread and 2,000 3/. Westminster Chartered
Ditto New 5ll. sit 10/. pd 11% JOHN S. GLOVER, M.D., Philipstown. OATINCAL, English and Irish, per 2401b's .. 27 6 29 •
!pleasing delusion will, we promise them, be ought to hare been adopted by the salvors to put the Mrs. Samuels for that, according toy-our ovvn judgment. butter, which her mother told her she would presently 5," 44'
780 3 per cent. Yarmouth 2O/. sh. 18/. pd John Keys examined a second time-States he never INDIAN Caste, per 4801 b. •, 3..5 0 40 a
speedily dissipated on the instant. We know vessel in safety, and if so, in what way. Alderman MAGNAY-I should be glad to know what cult for her. She used a vile expression, and said she
WATER WORKS. said the word, Do not tell how it happened. States that aye, per Imperial quarter
MALT, per Imperial quarter
46 0 C 4
The Trinity Masters were of opinion that the crew of character Mrs. Samuels will give to the young woman, would cut it herself, but upon her going to the cun
s s 4 800 31s Birmingham 251. sh. 251. pd 21
of nothing more unconstitutional - •
nothing more the Atalanta, in getting on board the Neptune, had acted if she should be referred to? Mrs. Samuels--;She is a board for the purpose, her mother gave her a slap on 4,133 71. • East London 100/. 81). 10234 he said, Butcher, you will get a new suit of clothes. HAMBURI4 MARKETS.
likely to be attended with consequences of the most s.
wrone. They should have gone to the southward, close most honest, sober girl. the head and pushed her away, and she then seized 5,500 2/ Iss. (hand Junction Average 411. ISs. 4d. sh. 55 Ilia .
GRAIN.
tO 189
disastrous kind-nothing less consistent with that hauled On the larboard tack the wind blowin a fine Alderman MAGNAY-Will Mrs Samuels ive her su h
g c the tin cover of a saucepan, and with the sharp-edge 2,000 2/. Kent
372 101 Liverpool Bootle lOO4 'h. 5.234 John Kevs
eeot. se. 325 Wheat, Marks 4OB to 528 i I.3arley, Meciclenburgh 102 -0 jet
-- Magdeburg - Magdeburg')." 174 :0180
freedom of thought andwhich f • ' g . .00 2 /10s New liver London Bridge Water Ann... eo
action, o necessity breeze from the S.E. at the time. The Trinity Masters a character as will secure to ,her another place ? Mrs. wounded her mother severely upon the forehead, and 1,5 • 1 • mark. . --- Anhalt, white 444 to 544 --- Holstein
belongs to a deliberative assembly, than that the sup. h • •
eying retired, Samuels-Certainly. afterwards wounded her younger sister also, who had 0,48 e ,21 108 Manchester and Salford 1001. sh. ,54
I certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the .-____--sed ... 394 to 525 --- Oderbruck ...... 168 10 11Lposition that its dalib • erations could be influenced; or Dr. ADDAMS moved that the owners of the Neptune Mr. Isaacs--The girl deserves no other character. interfered. The mother was for sothe time, after% 4000 5 per cont. South London 1001.8 h. 118
yards a 294 441. West Middlesex Average 63i,1128. 9d. sh. 90 verdict, and the depositions of the several witneszes
.ex..
*------ Brunswick 4(S to 528 Oats' Eider
- --- Mecklenburg.. 378 to SSB M
etklenburg " III Ita 150
its nteasures dictited by itinerant spouters or mis- be dismissed. Myolient's suspicions, she admits, have been wholly itt the London Hespital, the wound having divided an Coat li 14s York Building Co. Lessee Prop. 1001. eh. 35
amined. GEORGE PALMER, ----- Polish 456 to '4ll - Holstein 1 9 155
chievous internees:criers, whose knowledge of the great Dr. HAGGARD and Dr. HARDING were heard on behalf unfounded. artery, but she now appeared quite cured, and free from t Ito N RAILWAYS.
Coroner of the King's County. --- Holstein - Upland
g .... fe7o to 300 Pease, Mecklenburg
political question which they met, not to discuss, but to of the other savors, who had come up after the vessel Sir C. MAnsuALL-Then, as to the assault, my brother danger. 6,390 2/. Os. Birmingham and Derby ...... ...... 100/. pd 58
, 9,500 Birmingham and Gloucester KO/. pd 64 $s The following is a letter addressed by Mr. Megan to -: !Ilea: 234 to 300 Beans
determine, seems to consist in an insane hatred of was on the sand, and who had assisted in lightening the Alderman and I agree in the opinion that Mrs. Samuels The • summarily convicted of the
prisoner was assault es oo te Is. Bristol and Exeter 1001. sh. 69 pd 25 nisi g and Km. " Muck Wheat 231 1° i,OB
sh. 72%4 15 the proprietor of the Monitor :- nigsburg 224 to 285 Rapeseed, Hanover ... C 49 1° j 66
Neptune. These salvare* had nothing whatever to do PaY the fine of 21, and this young woman goes away in the penalty of 205., and indefault to be imprisoned one 7,500 ... ...... Cheltenham &G. Western 1001.
t Ille agricultural community, and whose sole object
3 002 with the first fault committed by the Atalanta. with a perfectly clear character., month, including the week she had already
I have hitherto abstained from taking any -.Pomeranian
been in eon- s'acio .... ..... Dublin and Drogheda 100/. sh. 5/. pd
Clarence loolsh. 100/ pi 20 "Sin
-- Anhaß
would seem to be to accomplish its ruin. There is
'Dr ADDAMS opposed the application, the owners Alderman MAGNAY-" There is not the slightest taint finement. name -
COTTON. ' 7
mixed up with this a faint and distant glimmerin
Great North of England 100/. sh. 90/. pd 69% lished in your journal, in reference to a deplorable ac- 24,aa aid Tennessee 7 %to 9% Mar••nham . 6,74 (IA
g .of the foreien vessel havine sustained ahead da
e . e y mage to of -any kind upon it."
aresammosswewseeseareareaa tattoo
Ist sort ......... 7% Madras s3s 5
of self-interest-a kind of impression, halabope, half- the extent of about 1,000/. The fa • father of the girl said that he was perfectly satis- APPREHENSION OF TOMLINSON 10,918 13 per cent. Grand Junction
25,4'00 3 per cent. Great Western 1001.5h. all pd 190
1001. sh. 654 pd 85 eident whica occurred at my house in the King's 2cl .... ..... , ..... 6% 6% Stoats
belief, that their own condition would be elevated in from the first thatwith the decision o the Aldermen, and, bowing re-
The Cotata said it had thoughtffifled •hd • • fAND HARRISON. . 25,000 Ditto New
fa__ County, some weeks since, in consequence of my having 3d and 4th ... 534 ("AlDomingo ....
COI FEE. ai
proportion as that of those engaged in agricultural pur- there were difficulties. in-the case. It had been decided spectfully, left the Justice-room with his daughter. We have been favoured by Mr. Grossmith, the active Nge°, 1 rarr cent. Gosport Junction..
SI tlepool 10500/I'. et:1701/.1;1d 154154 placed the whole matter in the hands of my legal Moc b a 13 to 1334 Domingo
suits would be depressed, labouring under the pernicious by the Trinity Masters that the course pursued by the The fine was immediately paid. Superintendent of Police here, with the following a,ccount sato° - Hull and Selby 501 sh ' 501'
• c advisers. Batavia
Sumatra 4% 5% La Guayra 4 1
fallacy that the agriculturist and manufacturer stand in Atalanta was wrong, and he (Dr. Lushington) had felt GUILDHALL. of the mode adopted by him to secure the apprehension ,,, a-
-2 100 4 per cont. Leeds and Selby lOO is . 65%
mu 10 per cent. Liverpool& Manchester 1041.5 h. 100/.0 199%
" The calumnies which you have circulated are ab- RIO Porto Rico
014 53,4 Havannali 5% 1
4
the relation of antagonists, and that what is taken from that if all the salvors had participated in the original A a ' • • • •
-retched looking man and his wife (the latter of the above-named prisoners, convicted ttt our sessions •••,
.'9OB 10 per cent Ditto Half Shares 5O/. pd 90 Soiuteiy destitute of foundation, and the statement of Bahia 34 5%
the one vvill find its way into the pockets of the other. - error, they could not claim. But this was not the case, carrying an infant in her arms) of the name of Weston, on Saturday last, of the burglary at Mr. IVillison's hous t 1,495 10 per cent. Ditto Quarter Shares 25/. pd 45 ,
which they profess to be founded, is a total Havannah, White.. 3 t
SUGAR.- (With 8% Discount.) 2
2ss to _
7" Pit
It is to impress the public mind with this erroneous and as property of the value of 7,0001. or 8,0001. had been were placed at the bar before the sitting Alderman on in undeebarrow. It exhibits tact and resources of .e'
e eater°
no 21 000
London and Blackwall 25/. sh. 25/. pd 1134 perversion of the truth. My object being the vindi- . Brown 2% 2%
. o 375, Bahia, White
Brown 1% it
and invidious Lotion-1.0 make the owners and oecu- salved, the Court wOuld only he doing justice to the the following charge. ordinary kind, and is highly creditable to the officer, both tO,OOO 3 per cent. London and Greenwich ....W. sk. 201. pd 7 • Rio, White -2% 4 Pernambuco, White ...l'i 2
cation of my character, I have been advised to adopt, Brow n
900/. and their costs
other salvors to award them - . • The Police constable 253 said, about half-past nine o'clock as regards his skill and vigilance. ' 25,000 131 per cent. London & Birmingham 100/. sh. 901. pd 170 1% S % Brown ...1%
piers of lend Appear in the light of exacting mono-
-25,000 21. Os Ditto Quarter Shares ....125/. sh. 5/. pd as the most effectual means for that purpose, the Manilla, Brown, 2% to 2%
Court could not allow the costs of the Atalanta, and the on the previous evening, he was called by Mr. Wells, a "At halapast five o'clock on Sunday morning, the .
,
polists anti grinding oppressors-that the prints in. the
31,250 Dit,o New Shares 32/. sh. 321. pd 29
course of proceeding by action against you as the pulse
claim of hes. crew for reward _must be dismissed as the
~ . - baker, in Long-lane, who told him that the male prisoner twenty-fourth day of October, 1841, I wag called up at 36,000 5 per cent. London and S. Western . Av. 384175. 9d. 58%
--
serviots and pay of the League so industriously and per- Trinity Masters had de • ' decided that but for the original came •
into his shop and taking up a piece of bread which my house in Kendal, and received information that Tul- 33,000 ... ..... Loit)iidriiien IgnedwCsroy del Av. 131. 15s. 9d. r usher of the false and calumnious articles to which I CAPTURE OF- THIRTY-THREE SLAVE "S'
severingly labour, that Dissentise propagators of sedi- errimll the kss ' c tie& lad b •
and costs t 1 een sustained b
y was lying on the counter, walked out Of the shop with lithwaite Hall, in Underbarrow had been burglariously 13,000 5! per cent, Manchester ancelrt••
.pd iose have alluded. You will then, as lam advised, have , ' • • • the ItELS.-The folloe mg is an extract of a letter fron
e ger
tion hold " their conferences," and that even otherwise the foreign owners would haViteen saved. it to where the female was standing, and divided it with broken and robbed of a quantity of plate and other pro- 13,000 ... Ditto Half Shares 5Ol. 25/. ixl 30% the opportunity, in case you shall think fit to persist in Cane of Good Done dated November 9, 1841 .-- _ the
respeetable mercantile men lend their names and in- - her, when they both devoured it ravenously Theythen pert)', at three o'clock that morning. Having got this
• 10,000 Manchester and Birmingham 70/.5/1,40/. 2EIN ~.
~,,,,,,h1,‘...
a.n.,„;‘,., whi,,h vn„ h....,_
..,.... ~._
-___
fluence to Anti-Corn-law demonstrations. LYSOL VENT DEBTORS' COURT, Jan. 19. ..,"el_este __.-r...- ,--•:-•.- .•--,- - . .. ": - • ". - • - -

~800 31s. Birmingham 252. sh. 25/. pd 21
4,133 71. East London 1001. sh. 112%
5,500 2/ 15s. Grand Junction Average 411. 13s. 4d. sh. 55
2,000 V. Kent 1004 sh. 5.2%
372 101. Liverpool Bootle 2201. sh. 325
1,500 2110 s New River London Bridge Water Ann... CO
3,486 ,21 10s Manchester and Salford 1001. sh. ,54
1,000 b per cent. South London 1001.811. P 8
8,294 4jl. West Middlesex Average 631.1125. Pd. sh. 90
1.360 1114 e York Building Co. Lessee Prop. 1001. sh. 35
IRON RAILWAYS.
3,300 21. Os. Birmingham and Derby ..... lOO/. pd 58
9,530 Birmingham and Gloucester. ¶lo/. pd 64
15,00 I/. 48. Bristol and Exeter 1001: sh. 60 pd 2.5
7,500 ... ...... Cheltenham &G. Western 1001.61).72h/. 15
3,009 Clarence 100/. sh. 100/ pd 20
8.000 .... ..... Dublin and Drogheda 1001. sh. 51. pd
30,000 Eastern Counties 251. sh. 231. pd 31,‘
10,000 Great North of England 100/. sh. 901. pd 69%
10,p18 13 per cent. Grand Junction lOOl. sh. all pd 190
25,400 3 per cent. Great Western 1001. sh. 65/. pd 88
25,000 Ditto New 50/. sh. 501. pd 61N
6,000 5 per cent Gosport Junction.. 50/. sh. 50!. pd 1,14.
2,000 6 per cent. Hartlepool 1001. eh. 100!. pd 14A,
8,000 Hull and Selby 501. sh. 504 pd 39
2,100 4 per cont. Leeds and Selby 100 sh. 6534
5,100 10 per cent. Liverpool& Manchester IOUs!). 100/.0 199%
7,918 10 per cent. Ditto Half Shares 5Ol. pd 90
11,495 10 per cent. Ditto Quarter Shares 25/. pd 45
30,000 London and 8right0n......50/. sh. 501. pd 38%
21,000 London and Blackwall 25/. sh. 251. pd 111
20,000 3 per cent. London and Greenwich ...201. sia. 201. pd 7
25,000 8 per cent. London & Birmingham 100/. sh. 901. pd 170
25,000 21. Os Ditto Quarter Shares . ...251. sh. Si. pd
31,250 Ditto New Shares 32/. sh. 321. pd 29
36,000 5 per cent. London and S. Western Av. 384175. 9d. 52%
33,000 .... ..... London and Croydel Av. la 15s 9d 19
Ditto New Scrip.... V. - --• • 12
13,000 51 per cent. Manchester and Le ...100/. sh. '7Ol. pd 714
13,000 ..• Ditto Half Shares 5Ol. 251. pd 30%
10,000 Manchester and Birmingham 70/.sh. 40/. 28%
Ditto Extension 7l. pd 2%
10,000 2/.los. Midland Counties 1001. sh. 100/, pd 81
15,000 3/. Os. North Midland
11.10 s. Ditto New 401. pd 3; %
10,256 ...... ... Northern and Eastern.... 50/. sh 401. pd 33
0,600 Preston and Wyre 5O/. sh. 301. pd 36
58,000 South Eastern and Dover ... ...... 481. pd 27
1,000 101. per cent. Stecktou and Darlington .. .. . -we/. sh. 265
0,000
6,000

John P 4 Keys
mark.
I certify that the fmegoing is a true copy of the
verdict, and the depositions of the several witnesses ex-
amined. GEORGE PALMER,
Coroner of the King's County.
The following is a letter addressed by Mr. Magan to
the proprietor of the Monitor :
" Sia—l have hitherto abstained from taking any
public notice of certain gross and scandalous libels pub-
lished in your journal, in reference to a deplorable ac-
cident whida occurred at my house in the King's
County, some weeks since, in consequence of my having
placed the whole matter in the hands of my legal
advisers.
" The calumnies which you have circulated are ab-
solutely destitute of foundation, and the statement of
facts on which they profess to be founded, is a total
perversion of the truth. My object being the vindi-
cation of my character, I have been advised to adopt,
as the most effectual means for that purpose, the
course of proceeding by action against you as the put:.
lisher of the false and calumnious articles to which I
have alluded. You will then, as lam advised, have
the opportunity, in case you shall think fit to persist in
the scandalous aspersions which you have put forward,
of protecting yourself from all responsibility, by proving
their truth.
" My law agent has accordingly been instructed to
commence an action against you at my suit, and I have
to inform you that in case you shall determine to justify
your slanders I shall afford every facility in my power,
by producing in support of your case the gentlemen who
were on a visit at my house at the occurrence which you
have so grossly misrepresented, and by producing any
other evidence within my reach which you may think
essential for establishing the truth of your allegations...—
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
" W. H. MAGAN,
" Greshani's Hotel, Jan. 17, 1842.
"To James Charles Coffey, Esq."

APPREHENSION 0---`''nmm.F TOMLINSON
AND HARRISON.
We have been favoured by Mr. Grossmith, the active
Superintendant of Police here, with the following account
of the mode adopted 133. r him to secure the apprehension
of the above-named prisoners, convicted at our sessions
on Saturday last, of the burglary at Mr. Willison's house,
in -Underbarrow. It exhibits tact and resources of no
ordinary kind, and is highly creditable to the officer, both
as regards his skill and vigilance. '
"At half-past five o'clock on Sunday morning, the
twenty-fourth day. of October, 1841, I was called up at
my Ilona() in Kendal, and received information that Tul
lithwaite Hall, in Undcrbarrow had been burglariously
broken and robbed of a quantity of plate and other pro.
perty, at three o'clock that morning. Having got thiS
early intelligence, I was determined not to lose so
favourable an opportunity to apprehend the burglars. I
immediately at day-break, sent SeTeant Hutchinson,
'with two constables, to the base of the monument on
Castle how Hill, a very commanding height, in sight of
all the western approaches to the borough, and from a
considerable distance in the neighbouring county, with
directions to keep moving about there, in order that
their presence, which could not fail to be observed,
might deter the thieves from- entering the town, and
drive them for shelter, and concealment into some of the
numerous barns lying westward of Kendal, while I, with
one constable, patrolled and watched all the avenues which
opened from the same direction. Finding, at nine o'clock,
that they had not arrived, I sent a party of police to visit
the barns above referred to, who succeeded in driving
the thieves out from Collin-field barn, and in recovering
a part of the stolen property, together with a necker
chief which I know to have been worn by Tomlinson.
" The whole of that day every approach to the town
:was strictly observed, and at night I sent out two parties
of police to make search in all the barns and out-build-
.ings westward of the town, when ono party succeeded,
about one o'clock next morning, in apprehending both
Harrison and Tomlinson, and in lodging them in Aafety
in the police office. These men I had suspected all
along to have committed the numerous weekly country.
burglaries which occurred prior to the 24th of October;
.but I had never before got a sullicientlrearly ititincatitni
of the facts from the farmers to enable Inc to do any good.
" Irfarmers and other country residents near Kendal
should have the misfortune to be robbed; I would sug-
gest to them the propriety of giving the police the earliest,
information in their power, with a guarantee that they
will pay any reasonable outlay which 'the police may in-
cur, and which the county may not allow.
" The neckerchief alluded to above,
as recognised by
me to be Tomlinson's, I was resolved to get the prisoner
to own. On the following Wednesday, therefore, having
heard in the meantime that he had left with a woman in
Kirkland a quantity of dirty clothes to be washed, I pro-
cured the bundle, and, having placed the handkerchief
in question among them, carried Oieurl
to the House of
Correction, and gave them to the Governor to hand
to Tomlinson. He did so, and in his presence the pri-
soner owned all the articles, including the identical hand-
kerchief found in the barn. •
"F. 6ROSSMITH, Superintendent."
We understand that, since their conviction, the pri-
soners have confessed' the robbery, and explained their
mode of proceeding. Nothing however has yet tran-
spired as to the place of concealment of the silver cups,
of which Tomlinson states that he is ignorant—his ac-
complice having slunk away from him in the night, while
the spot where they were at first deposited, in order to
they lay in the barn together, and removed them from
defraud him of his share in the produce. " There is no
honour among thieves 1 "—Kendal Mercury.

A wretc. hecl looking man and his wife (the latter
carrying an infant in her arms) of the name of Weston,
were placed at the bar before the sitting Alderman on
the following charge.
Police Constable 253 said, about half-past nine o'clock
on the previous evening, he was called by Mr. Wells, a
baker, in Long-lane, who told him that the male prisoner
came into his shop and taking up a piece of bread which
was lying on the counter, walked out of the shop with
it to where the female was standing, and divided it with
ler, when they both devoured it ravenously. They then
said they would prefer being taken to the station-house,
as they had neither food nor shelter. He (the constable)
this morning- called on Mr. Wells; who declined attend-
ing, as he thought the unfortunate prisoners were more
to be pitied then blamed.
The prisoners said hunger alone induced them to
commit the theft, and were ordered to be discharged, as
no one appeared to prosecute.

S'
• CAPTURE OF-THIRTY-THREE SLAVE ilthe
OELS.—The following is an extract of a letter froth
Cape of Good Hope, dated November 9, 1841
Majesty's ship Fantome returned to Simon's-bay oll„
24th ult., after a six months' cruise on the coast of
Oa,. for the suppression of • the slave-trade, hay'
w"
illg,h;%
the Brisk and Waterwitch under her orders, durin.' d
period they have captured 33 slave vessels
and and aerate
3,127 negroes—viz., Fantome, 16 -vessels, and 1,34°41-„
groes ; Brisk, 10 vessels, and 1,136 negroes ; and
terwitch, 9 vessels, and 057 negroes."

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Jan. 19.

IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM MAY.

STATE OF TRADE.
(From the Manchester Guardian.)
M ANCHESTEIT.--WC regret to say that the flattering
appearances of improvement, which presented them-
selves in our market a fortnight ago, have entirely die-
prices, both of goods and yarn, have sunk.
appeared, and
to Vie extremely low rates which prevailed about three
weeks ago ; and even at those rates it was not easy
to make sales 4-esterday, some of the purchasers
demanding still further concessions in several descrip-
tions of yarn and goods. 'lbis decline occurring so
shortly alter a general impression that trade was about
to revive, shows the extreme feebleness of the market,
arising mainly from the inability of large numbers of
spinners and manufacturers to hold their produce ;
in consequence of which the sligitest check in the
demand causes a pressure to sell,,and an immediate
re.luetion of price. NOT can any substantial, or durable
improvement be expeited without an extensive revival
of credit and confidence throughout the country ; a
revival which, under existing circumstances, must ne-
cessarily be slow and gradual, and therefore any expec-
tations of rapid amelioration in the trade of the district
cannot reasonably be looked for.
ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET, MONDAY, JAN. 17.
—The market has been dull and heavy to-day, and the
business transacted very limited. Wool may be quoted
at last wceles prim.
HUDDERSFIELD MALKET, JAN. 16..---We have
again to report as bad a market to-day as,._ perhaps, was
ever known in. iludderAcid. Buyers were few, and
the purchases intik vvre generally at a lois. In fact,
the more buSiness is done, under existing circumstances,
the greater is the loss to the energies of an industrious
people. Profit is out of the question ;to exist for a
time seems to be tbe sole. object of the present com-
mercial struggle.

The insolvent was described as' a horse-jockey, and
dealer in horses on commission. He was opposed by Mr.
Nicholls, on behalf of a Mr. Clark.,

The grounds upon which the opposition rested were,
that the insolvent had, in the month of June last, sold a
horse to the opposing creditor in Smithfield market, which
:mbsequently was found td be affected with the glanders
at the time of sale.

Mr. WOODRQFFE, for the insolVent, said, after the
horse had been returned it was mild to a gentle-
man, named Beasley, for the same sum as that given by
the opposing creditor, and that the insolvent imagined
-the horse was only affected by a peculiar kind of disease
called influenza, marked by symptoms in some degree
like glanders, which had lately appeared, and carried off
a great number of the cattle on the western roads.
The Learned COMMISSIONER ordered that the name of
Mr. Beasley should be inserted in the insolvent's sche-
dule, to afford an opportunity of inquiry whether he
bought the horse, and, if so, upon what terms.

UNION-HALL.
Yesterday George Maywas brought before Mr. Cotting-
ham, charged, on suspicion, with committing a highway
robbery, attended with circumstances of great violence,
on the person of Eliba Bentley, the wife of a policeman.
Policeman 79 L, stated that on the preceding night,
about a quarter after eleven o'clock, as he was proceeding
along his beat, in passing the end of a narrow and badly
lit up thoroughfare, called Clarence-place, at the rear of
.Lambeth Workhouse, his attention was called on hear-
ing a low moaning noise. lie immediately went to
the spot, and saw a female lying in the middle of
the road on her face, and a man, resembling the pri-
soner, stood at a short distance off, who, on seeing
him (policemen) addressed him, saying that the wo- •
man was in -the same position when he came up. The
policeman -then asked the man to assist him in lifting up
the female, and when they gat, her up they found that
she was in a state of insensibility ; upon which the "wit-
ness asked the man to help him to take her to the work-
house, which- he refused, alleging -that hers in a hurry,
and he then went away. When the policeman turned
his lantern on the woman's-countenance he observed a
white lawn handkerchief crammed tightly in her mouth,
which he pulled out, and two other policemen belonging
to the same division coming up soon afterwards, they
all assisted in conveying her to the workhouse, where
medical assistance being at hand, restoratives were em-
ployed, and in about air hour and a half from the period
of her admission, she recovered sufficiently to be enabled
to describe the circumstances attending an assault and
robbery committed on her, and the person of her assail-
ant. She was, however, too ill to attend the present ex-
amination.

PLATE.—A. B. SAVORY and SONS, 'll/3"lllAir
facturin, Silversmiths, No. 14, Cornhill, London
Bank o(England).—The best wrought Fiddle-Pattern Sited
Spoons and Forks, at 7s. 2d. per ounce. The following are the
weights recommended, but the articles may be had lighter or
heavier at the same price per ounce : (opposite t

oz. s. d. £ 0. 41' 0
12 Fiddle Pattern Silver Table Spoons 30 at 7 2 ... 10 15 4
12 ditto Dessert ditto 20 at 7 2 ... 7 3 ,
12 ditto Table Forks 30 at 7 2 ... 10 15 "4
12 ditto Dessert ditto 20 at 7 2 ... 7 ,3, 8
2 ditto Gravy Spoons 10 at 7 2 ... 3 ,", s
1 ditto Soup Ladle... 10 at 7 2 ..• 3 A^ 8;-..'
4 ditto Sauce ditto... 10 at 7 8 .. 3 1: o;
4 ditto Salt Spoons(gilt strong) io 0,,
1 ditto Fish Slice l6 1
2 ditto Tea Spoons.— 10 at 7 8... 3 0
15 • 1 ditto Pair Sugar Tongs (strong) 0 dby
N.B. A pries current, stamped as a newspaper, illustrate
drawings, and containing every information relative to ate InIT
chase of silver or Sheffield plate, may be had on
applications ° .
will be sent into the country, free 'of postage, in answer t° 5
paid letter.

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.
Belletoise, an hussar, lately condemned by Court-
martial for committing acts of violence in the military
penitentiary at St. Germain, for which he had to suffer
two years' confinement, retained his propensity of
destructiveness in such a degree, that, on being
conducted back to his cell, he broke nearly all the
windows in the passage, so that his fellow-prisoners
were much incommoded by the cold air. A gene-
ral tumult ensued, and the director-of the house pro-
mised to apply to the proper authorities to have the
damage repaired. This would require some time, and
the prisoners avenged themselves, a few dam ego, for
this malicious act of Belletoise, by nicking him run
the gauntlet. The result might have been tragical
had not the keepers interfered, and taken Belletoise
from them. They shut bin] up in a cell, where there
was literally not a single article on which he could vent
his rage, except his own clothing, which, however, he tore
into shreds, leaving himself completely naked, and
thus inflicted an additional penalty upon himself. His
mania rages still with undiminished force. On being
informed that he would be again brought to trial, and
have to undergo a further sentence of confinement for
six months, he replied, " Ohl that will be nothing. I
have made up my mind to ten years ; and if it goes on
at this rate, I shall have to take five trials more." This
desperate fellow was a volunteer from one of the
faubourga of Paris, is scarcely twenty years old, has
been only eight months in the army, six of which he
has passed in prison.
Two brothers-in-law, residing at Noisy-le-Sec, near
Paris, set out three days ago with the cart of one and
the horse of another, to buy a load of wood, for their
joint supply of fuel. As the distance they had to go
was only two leagues, and they started early, they
ought not to have been long absent, but they did not
return till nightfal, and then it was evident that they
had not dined without a superabundant quantity
of liquor. While they were unloading the cart, the
wife of one of them came out and scolded her hus-
band with such virulence, that the other, who was still
in the cart, interposed. and endeavoured to conciliate
the quarrel, but the infuriated virago seized one of the
togs which were on the ground, hurled at the head of
the mediator, and struck him to the ground with such
force, that his skull was fractured, and he, died almost
instantaneously. Horrified by the act she had com-
mitted, she, unobserved during tho confusion it created,
went into the house, ascended to the loft, and there
hung herself.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
MANSIOA-HOUSE.
A case, the peculiar circumstances of which caused
much curiosity, was brought before Sir Chapman Mar-
shall yesterday. -
A Custom-house officer .was charged. by,City police-
man George. 1-1, de, No. 615.
Mr. llotler, Jun., appeared for the defence.
The policeman .said that on Sunday evening at eight
o'clock, while on_duty g
he saw the defendant coming
along the. street by the Custom-house, and perceivinf,-,
that the man hiursoniething Very bulky about him, asked
what it was. "The 'defendant" replied that he had a few
toys ; not many. Witness went with him to the corner
of St. Dunstan'i4till; looked- at' the toys, of which he
had several, and took him to the seation-houie, where in
a few minutes bottles of wine of very bad quality were
found upon his person. The defendant said he had
found the wine on the wharf at Galley Quay; and as for
the toys, he knew nothing about them. _
Mr. Mobley. jun:L.—Did he not tell you before you took
him to the station-house that he was a Custom-house officer,
and that he had made a seizure ?
The policeman---Certainly not.
Mr. Hobler, jun.---Was he not going towards the
Custom-house? The policeman replied that he appeared i
to be passing by the Custom-house near the. Western
entrance.

B IR THS..
On the 13th inst., at Bearforest, Mallow, Cork, the wife °f 4th
11. Bainbridge, Esq., of a daughter, which survived its "'
only a few hours.
of,
On the 17th inst., at Aston Ilan, Derbyshire, the lady
Edward A. Holden, Esq., of a daughter.
f the
On the 17th inst., at Croscombe Rectory, the wife o,
Rev. W. P. Purvis, of a son.

John Bentley,
wife, i apieoli,ceman, stated that the female al-
ludedj and that on the preceding night,
,about eleven o'clock, while he was on his beat,
his wife
brought him the key of the street-door, in order to let
himself in the next morning when he came off duty. But
she stood conversing with him about five minutes, and
told him that she had been at the savings' bank and
drawn out eight sovereigns, which she said were tied up
in the corner of her white handkerchief which she had in
her hand at the time. She then left him, and walked
away towards their lodging, and he saw no more of her
until he was informed that she was lying at
Lambeth Workhouse. The witness here proceeded to
detail the account given by his wife of the outrage and
robbery committed on her, which was to the following
effect :—That soon after she left witness, and as she was

MARRIRD.
Edward 13'
On the 18th inst., at St. Mark's, Kennington,
Roberts, of Moorgate-street, to Elizabeth Winifred, rungest
i:
daughter of the late Mr. J. Harris, of Pickett-street, Strati
ed
On the 18th inst., at Letherhead Church, Surre, Sazu„euth
Jay, Esq., of Lincoln's Inn, barrister-at-law, toyEliza':
Maria, daughter of the late Colonel Spicer, of the Man"°"„ '
Letherhead.
On the 19th inst., at the parish church, Joseph Dodstr
Esq., of Tottenham, to Mary Hannah, widow of the late
Williams, Esq., of White • Hart-lane, Tottenham.
On the 19th inst., at St. Margaret's, Westminster, the ite
Richard Hamond Gwyn, eldest son of R. Gwyn, Esq.. 01
Stratton, Norfolk, to Hannah, eldest daughter of W. Cub.
Esq., of Great George-street, Westminster.'

LA.TEST MANCHESTER BETTING.
MANCHESTER, TUESDAY EVENING.
The attendance this forenoon was superior to anything
previously seen during the winter; and the room might,
indeed, be called crowded. The business gone through
was, however, much less than might have been expected
under such circumstances.
THE CHESTER TRADESMEN'S PLATE.—The accept-
ances to be declared on the Ist February. liTo one
will any longer lav 12 to 1 against the Squire at which
figure he has been heartily backed since our last. 500
to 30 was offered against any other. salaor was backed
at 500 to 20, and also at 500 to 15. Una at 40 to 1
and afterwards at 35 to 1 ; the taker would have gone
on. Bellona appeared to us to be second favourite ; an
inArential gentleman being open to accept our quotation.
1 y Rodinthe, and Cormorant are " close up."
Ars well as we could glean, the average prices against the
horse; most in force to-day were as follows:—The field v.
any li for. 100 L—offered several times, take fifteen.
' ttr—tel4l:gst Mr. Dawson's lot—off
12 to 1 agst The Marquis of Westminster—off
10 61 apt
Mr. Bell's The Squire—off
',g
200.0 1./ agst Any other— tr
20stio I"agSt Lord Eglinto, n, s Bellona—no layers
qoo4lo,l,'tist Mr. Fowler's Cormorar4T-off
20, to 1 4t Mr. Greville's Rory O'7 ff
ore—off
20 to 1. agst Col. Anson's Rh th
25 to 1 agst Mr. Vansirtatt's Galaor—takenan
33 to- 1 agst Mr. Copeland's Mustapha Nutley—taken
to 1 agst Mr. Treen's Una--taken

Sir CHAPMAN MARSUAU.—Does any one claim the
property 7—Mr. F. S. Sell, Superintendent of Galley
Quay, claimed the property upon the part of his em-
ployers. He stated that his attention having been called
to two cases of toys which had been broken open, he exa-
mined them and found that they contained toys precisely
similar to those produced. The cases had been broken
open between Saturday night and Monday morning, and
he supposed that those produced were part of the original
contents.
Mr. Elford Foote, Landing .Waiter at the Custom-
house, stated that on Thursday last he examined some
toys for payment of the duty on the Wharf of Galley
Quay. They, had been landed three or four days, and
the toys produced appeared to be like them, but it would
be impossible to swear to their identity without the
wrappers in which it was the peculiar practice to enclose
toys of the description, and which had been removed
from those in possession of the officer.
Mr. Nobler—W, ould it not be the duty of the accused,
if he saw a parcel of sys concealed in a corner; for the
iurpose of being removed upon an opportunity, to seize
- eete--CertainlY,
them ? and to deposit them in
the Queen's Warehouse.

DIED.
On the 26th of October last, at Calcutta, Alexander Sinle'
Esq., formerly of Leith, aged Gl.
On the 10th ult., at New York, William Stiell Cherl
M. D., late of Mexico.
On the Bth inst., at Hastings, Frances, widow of the late C'
W. Hutton, Esq., of Carlton-on-Trent, Notts
On the 18th inst., in 13Iackheath-park, Catherine, the
in-
fant daughter of John Farrer, Kensington, Esq.
On the 10th inst., at Jersey, Matilda, daughter of W. gild-
lesten, Esq., late of the Madras Civil Service, aged 3.
only
On the 16th inst., in Chelsea, Philip Burrard, Esq;; t
brother of the late Lieutenant-General Sir H. Burrard, Par .of
On the 17th inst., Mary, wife of W. Seymour, Egg"
Odiham, Hants, aged 62.
On the 17th inst., at Preston-next-Wingliam, ..cet
Edward Slater, aged 65. of
On the 18th inst., Mary, widow of the late Mr. Tapster'
Craven-street, aged 69.

walking along. near the end of Clarence-place, a man
came up to her and said that he had seen her courting a
policeman, and that he (the man) would now court her.
That the man then grasped her round the body, and tried
_to kiss her, and she threatened to strike him, upon which
he immediately struck her a blow between the eyes, and
another blow on the head, which knocked her clown, and
she became insensible, and recollected nothing that passed
afterwards. The white handkerchief taken out of her
mouth when she was found Ity 79 L, contained the efght
sovereigns, which she had tied up in one corner when
sbe parted with her husband ; but they were all gone,
and her gown and petticoat were cut through with a
sharp instrument, and a gbld ring, and 4s. 6d-. in silver,
taken out of her pocket. She also gave a description of
her assailant, which afterwards led to the apprehension
of the accused.

" On the --
...------
,oeneral. meetini:
Shareholders of the Sicilian Sulphur Company held a
just eulogiums
which much interested the meeting, gavein opposing the
to the energy of the King of Naples,
M. A . Taix, one 01111n:den srdes:p:OlasnrsaeiYdbslettimilleeaCncitoignoetprnsai,inzienrdicae:Rs;pvtoehrdet.
pretensions of England in this affair.. He also paid due
homage, to the high, probity
of his Sicilian Majesty in
executing the Convention which followed the decision of
the French Govern/new after it had intervened as a
mediator. N. A. Taix then .mentioned the satisfactory,
condition of the Company, and alluded to the zeal shown
13y.the Duke de :Montebello in its-behalf. Before sepa-
ing, the meeting, after having expressed its satisfae..
Min at the noble conduct of the King of Naples, voted
thanks to the French Ambassador - for his able as-
sistance," .- ,

of
London: Printed and Published by MURDO YOTJ
No. 112, Strand, at Ms Sun Office, No. 112, Strand,
the County of Middlesex, Thursday, January 20, 1E42.

A:letter from Corfu, of the 30th ult., in the Moniteur
Parisien, says :—"Senoas disorders have occurred