The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-11 00:00:00

ANION HALL.

William Goodred,:: jerk in Doctors' Commons, was
charged with creating a disturbance in the Surrey
Theatre, and assaulting one of the constables.
Selby stated that he was a constable, and that while
on duty at the above theatre, on the preceding night, he
was called into the boxes by a gentleman, who com-
pl.ained of theimproper conduct of the defendant to-
wards him. When he (Selby) went up the defendant was
abasing the gentleman, calling him by the most oppro•
brious epithets, and his conduct was so violent that it
was found necessary to eject him from the boxes. In
carrying this into effect, however, the defendant re-
sisted very much, kicked witness on the shin, and when
he got him into the lobby, the defendant tried to throw
him over the bannisters, which, had he succeeded in the
attempt, might have proved fatal. At length the de-
fendant was taken to the station-house.
Air. Mackerel stated that he was sitting in the front
of one of the boxes, and the defendant, who was behind
him, conducted himself in a very improper manner, with
out the slightest grounds. He desired witness in a ve:y
dictatorial manner to take off his hat sit
down, although there was no im,,ediment in the
way. Witness, finding the defendant inclined to
be very noisy, did not notice him at first, upon
which he used these expressions—" You are ashamed
to take off your hat, as you wear a wig. Coma out, and
I'll fight you for a sovereign." And when the constable
afterwards came up the defendant exclaimed, "You are.
tlareel of tilieves, come her:: to rob people." The
Less confirmed the constable's account
as to the ,assall,f,
and the violence of conduct he exhibited in getting him
Out cf the theatre. The witness added that ttl;..
fondant, to show his wit, exclaimed that he would " fry

him " in the morning, in allusion 0 witness's
being Mackerel.
The defendant denied that he was so outrageos,°,
represented, and said that Mr. Mackerel would neiwect
sit down nor take off his hat, which pre-rented tl*of
behind from seeing ; and that nettled at such a "I"ng
common politeness, he (defendant) used rather st,?_,l,
language, he admitted, when the constable wa,s
ra'kand he was dragged out by four or five men and t3'lbue
to the station-house. He complained that he was
aggrieved party himself.
Mr. COTTINGIIAM said that the defendant ,nugbtha
have complained to the box-keeper, if he considered:Jed
his view of 'the' performance was intentionally ouP de-
instead of acting in the manner he had done.
fondant, instead of being fined, pot a small sum in11:0
poor-box, the constable saying thut be did not vils

press the charge.
CLERKENWELI,
William Prescott, was charged with assaulting
Jackson, a silvcrsraith, in Nelson-place, Clerkenweioni
The complainant stated that between eight and 1,j5
o'clock that same morning, he was coming floss
country-house, Hurnsey Cottage, to his place of bus
with his family in a chaise, when the detertdan:i
was riding in a cab, put his head and waist out: "04,
window of his vehicle, and, after flourishing his
made a deliberate aim at him, and struck him vieleade
on the forehead. For a short time he was dePricef bis•
reason, and the reins of his horse dropping out 0
hand, the animal took fright and broke the harness; „00
it was a miracle that no further injury took place. 'Li,
his recovering himself, he gave chase to the ace iced
who pr;ssed forward as fast as he could until he arritinci
at King's-cross, Where he had the horse turned r° bis
again towards Clerkenwell, and while driving atiost
utmost speed he was stopped by a policeman, W
witness appealed for assistance. Stop
Mr. GREENwOOO--LDid the defendant refuse to
Complainant—Yes ;he tried all he could to get6‘,". the
Mr. GREENWOOD—What have you to say, t 0"
and
charge ? Defendant—l was flourishing my sac"'
it accidentally struck this person. and
Mr, GREENWOOD—WeII you seem a gentleinaufbei,
I should think the blow occurred as you have d!sfldek
Complainant—lt was not an accident. He took •
berate aim at me. Coir
Mr. GREENWOOD—Have you any witness : of
plainant—Yes. Here is my wife. She will tell
whether it was an accident or not.
Mr. GREENWOOD—WeII, I shall not examine 11614
the gentleman does not deny that he struck yoo' some
Pendant—Suppose I were to give a sovereign t°
charity ? 55vjt:
Mr. GREENWOOD— n
YOn have committed an 11'5,
according to your own admission, and I fine rii
Defendant—l hav'n't only 15s. or 16s. about mr•
give you a cheque, if that will do. v 0c95
Mr. GREENWOOD—YOU will soon be able to .„rotc-
it. If we were to take cheques we should be intl'
with them.
Mr. GREENWOOD (to Waddington the gaoler)
lock the gentleman up, let him sit in your Nona till
gets the money. •
Waddington then led him away, but return i---
afterwards into the justice-room, and addressncrthl''
Greenwood, said, "Your Worship, Iwcilia.n:
itotst:,l:sdio;;,
The man you told me not to lock up
He says he will go where he likes, and there beol-
ishing his stick about, and treating me like dii t'
Mr. GuEENwooD—Then you must do your sty,
treat him as you would any other prisoner. ord"'
Waddington, who seemed delighed with the JlO
immediately returned to the gentleman and handl'
into a cell.
011
The 20s. were, in about a quarter of an kola - 6
coming, and the prisoner was liberated.

iLf 11/
FLANDERS AND DUTCH
BRUSSELS, APRIL 7.—The -average price of "05 el
last week, was 22,00 f., and that of rye 1,208 E ~-srlf,
the 15 ships which sailed from Antwerp, on tpkow
this month, was the Belgian schooner Jupiter,' doff'
Herloghe, bound for New York, with a cargo °1
BRUSSELS, APRIL B.—On Tuesday a very ),
AI•P
mutiny broke out in the military prison at ts 010
originated in the refusal to supply the prisolte
tobacco for smoking. They attacked the keen,
were obliged to yield to numbers. The do 04;
masher coming to the spot, and seeing tilei•
asperation of the men, caused tobacco to be giv,elloo.
this restored tranquility for a time, but on the le,ert P';
morning they made further demands, which *to
fused ; . on this they again mutinied, and tried
ea
the 'prison doors, in which they. did . not sucche troos
Magistrates have. surrounded the prison • witri
They Then got on the roof and pelted the aolw-o*P:h;
sto,,es, so that it was necesiaryl6 have recouraeo 01r-o
on which
.the roof, waS. immediately:cleared,
.tee
persons'were wounded, one mortally. Sleantlhlijie tr.
were sent to Alostfrom Brussels_.and Qhent, )1e for
way. Detachments of lanCers n barrack a:t,
and several brigades-of gebdarnles of Brabant ''the
Alost. it seems that.- order- -is -restored since
darmes received orders: at Asche-tu return._ 'OOO :11*
THE HAGUE,: APRIL • B.L-Yesterday...-Aftel•noes,
solemnity of the betrdthing her Royal- 1fig,1.3.,
Princess .Sophia of Netherlands; and
Highness the-Hereditary Grand Duke of Si4e
• • V',
Was performedin the Palace.
PERlRA.......aceQuats, from 'MoscoW- WhiCo ice
received by way; of nerlin; affirmed that a ,4
of 50,000 is on its .mnrcb against Herat: . I°';clejo
that the Shah was not to.•-be. dissuaded: &Oat-14.'1,
the plan he had formed-by. the remonstrOc,t *A4lloslr
British Ambatsador and not, even.-- by. the tt;oLor
England would consider this step as a cleelare'Lvifiy
against itself:. Ai well as-the insurrection in Ate-0
this smoVement is ascribed'-to the preponderaitolt,
ence of a northern poWer, whether' justly or Too 'Yrr
4 question, se that we even heard of El ° • hacco•
lions of silver rubles which the Shah is said tf). thio
ceiVed as a subsidy to enable him to. under4ske
pedition. All this needs confirmation.
•
DUTCH FUNDS,—AussiaDaii, AIP fiits
Ma w /.
Actual Debt. '2% per Cent .... 10%" •
Jitto, ditto 5 per cent.
Amert Syndic, 4% per cent US al.
• Ditto, ditto, .3% per cent ....... ..... tL
Comtnercial Company, 4 per cent..... • 1001
Ditto (1535 and 1537) 5 per cent. ....." 1 r 9WI
Loan 18.9'7, 5 percent. 99 )4
12
Exchange on London, One month l2 (15
Two months .
Hamburgh, One month 35
35 '°
Two months

Dutch Papers, April 9.
BELGIAN kUNDs—naussite, AP.-- pie
Actual Debt; 2% per Cent. .......:.......»••" pie .
Rothschild's Loan 5 per Cant .. . ...... • 99
• Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per
per • lot
—Thirty.seven ........ .0 .
(I 840).. ...... .. .....
Leen of City, 1932, 4 per Cent ........ 60„.L
Society et Commis rce, 4 %per Cent.... .....
Bank of Belgium, 6 per Cent.— .......
Ns tional Society'
Exchange on London (short) .. .
-Brussels Papers, April a.
al 81;•0
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—Viersea, —/
•••
liveper Csists. Metalliques .... cr.
I,NA r per Cents. ..... ....... ...... ........
t is
Three p.r Cents. ... ............ ............. . ......
Dank Shares " .... 5, ijolP;
HAMBURGH BORSENHALLE, Ar"."
130
Austrian spr Cents. ............... 005 1114
,
Bank Shares—,...._ I Os
Anglo-Russian Loan - 110
Russian 5 per Cent,, let series, Certificate..."
.10s-
Inscription, let series
Russian 5 per Cent. Hope and Co., 3d and 4th 0.
Series f7to
Ditto in Certificates 2O 14'
New 4 per Cent. (1840)
Dutch Actual Debt, '..54 per Kent..........
Ditto 5 per Cent................ 154
Polish Bonds 16914 '
New Tickets 7B„,‘
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent. ..............
Spanish, New 5 pi,r Cents.
EXCHANGES ON LONDOTs
. HAMBURG, APRIL 5.-13 li3i.—Two months. 0,
. STOCKHOLM. MARCH 29.—Seventy-five day6.ll
BREMEN. APRIL 1 —Two months, S 90.
VIENNA. MARCH 29.—Three months, it 4195• j,Old
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.—BatLIN. sly
Dia&
1 u
St. Schuld. Sch., 4% per cent. ..............r04% 01
,
Prussian English Loan, 1830,4 percent z,s, u
Exchange on London, three montbs....6 ACV
—Prussian State Gazette. April 9
,a. ,r
GATESHEAD.—A meeting of the Tiro re";o'/O'
was held on Friday, the Mayor in the chairs ....0)31.,efy
against the income tax were agreed to unariiinu iv wer'fro.,
meeting was held in the evening of the same r''
goOrfe,
hall, to petition the House of Commons', 111,2, repro 1:A r,
the Queen, in favour of " a full, fair, and Jrc—ogrolltocV,
of the people;" in other words, for Universal ''tioe, ;
was a crowded attendance. The first resuin Joel
Mr. Alderman tlrockett, and seconded by Or' of r 114,
was as follows :—" That by 'the constitutian ,-entst'ij
the House of Commons should be the rerre..ctice, icor/
great body of the people ; but that, in Prb'e,o% edestf,r
creature of a class, the majority of its insulber.,%oly re.l;eck.,ll,
the aristocratic interest, already more than I,—;jesell tor, 0.,`
in the House of Lords." Another resuinti°T &age'. VP",
liamentary Reform, on the basis of Universals uriation:4
only efficient remedy for the grievances of the
rejosin'osaalbi
Chartists moved an imendment, annexing the 25,fi111,'9)
of the Charter; and the resolution was Ja code , sturt4
l
This day (Friday) the Town-Council of .I:4ewoje v
0 be.c
special meeting, to petition against the 'i Itio.e0;0 .
High Sheriff of Northumberland (Sir M.
has convened a county meeting on-the same srueqtait
on Weduesday next, in Morpeth. The self' po
Matthew bears 271 signatures.
Arefloleig,
WONDERFUL GENEROSITY.--The
dill. CO'
Mathew gave, gratutitously, twenty th
Donato
poor emigrants about embarking in Mr.-
Cork.

BIRTHS. A fOr d
On the 28th of February, at Bombay,-thela4 ° 1"
Rowley, 2d Bombay Light Cavalry, of a daughtcllol4
itip
On the 6th inst., at Ogwell House, Devon, '' 4
0"
Richard Placket, of a daughter. IrA 0' 11 I,
On the 7th inst., at the Terrace, ;PutneY,
of a son. °Vile* irAO, .0
On the 7th inst., at Barberton Ford, near
of the Rev. R. F. B. Rickards, of a daughter. go, vero/
On the 7th inst., at Grove-lane, Camberwell,
SkirOrew th, of a son, till-born
ea. Gfore
n e 7th inst., s
at Great St. Hales %, Mrs.
of a son. etl'i
MARRIED. Wild gottfit
On the 6th inst., at Cheltenham', Captaind aseV.
the Bombay Artillery, to Charlotte Mary, octid7, 00;01
the late Colonel Kingston, of the East
In
V
Civil Service. Robert •
On the 7th inst., at Eltharn, the Rev. ~/am,01
Milne Vicar of South Mims, Middlesex, to 114,11t3
eldest, 1/1
daughter of Benjamin Currey, Esq., oi. "--
L '0 SY/
DIED.
On the 7th instant, at Torquay, Devon, —°llijoit-
eldest daughter of Col. Aspinwall, Consul of al°
at London, ag B
ins 26. Williiis° Pr 10
On the 6th t., Ann, the wife of Mr. tool
Highgate. ; if aogul./' A.
At the Manse of Hoy, Orkney, 1" -
T. B. Macaulay, Esq., M.P. ...ea IV
At Knockaderry, Waterford, Anastasia 8rii4,70 Ca,
At tsla.Fgow, Captain N. M. Burt, late Oh
Mr. John Kelly,: of Veit Stnithilekt

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