The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-29 00:00:00

REPRESENTATION DIVIDED.

Armagh - -
R. G. Townley, L.—Hen, B. T.
—r W. Verner D.
Chichester (2)—J. A. Smith, L.—Lord H. G. Lennox, D.
Coventry (2)—Right Hon. Edw. Ellicp, L.—C. G each D.
(.lain
Durham, North (2)—R. D. Shafto, L.—Viscount, Sea-
ham, D.
Durham, South (2)—Lord Harry Vane, L.--J, Farrer, D.
Essex, South (2)—Sir E. N. Buxton, L.—T. W. Brain-
' stun, D.
Glamorganshire (2)—C. R. M. Talbot, L.—Sir George
Tyler D.
Halifax (2)—Sir C. Wood, L.—Mr. Edwards, D.
Hampshire, North (2)—C. S. Lefevre, L.—M. Portal,D.
Hampshire, South (2)—Sir G. Staunton, L'---11. C.
Compton, D.
Kerry (2)—Mr. J. O'Connell, L.—Henry
Her-
bert, D.
London (4)—Lord J. Russell, L.; sir James Duke, L.;
Baron Rothschild, L.; J. Masterman, D. T 1
Nottinghamshire, North (2)—Lord B.
Ludlow (2)—Col. Salwey, L„..1, B. Clive, P.
Arthur
H. Bentinck, D.
vius Morn D.
Monmouthshire (2)—Mr,Darby,L—Cot L d Claude
Tyrone (2)—Hou, a .
1. L. Corry.
L.— or
Clinton, L.—Lord
Hamilton, D.
Wicklow (2)—Viscount Milton, L.
—Nst W. Fitzwilliam
Hume, D.
Wigan (2)— "
R. A. Thicknes, L.—Col. Lindsay, D,
Worcestershire East (2)--.1 °h n Hodges Foley, L.—
Capt. George Redrew, D. Richard Cobden L.—Ed-
Yorkshire, west Riding (2 )
ward B. Denison, D.

NAVAL IN TELLIGENCE.
majesty's coronation, business was en-
JEWS 28.—This. being the 14th anal-
Ponsmouvi,
versary of her
h
The royal standardwas mated at the Dock-
yard, suspended in the loyal borough and port of Porta-
Mouth.
Victualling-yard, Custom-house, King's-bastion,
Hyard,
rth's-rooms, and other places; and the
Hartisans of the respective Government este-
and(the Post-office excepted) had an entire boll-
a., At noon the platform battery led off with a royal
"057;te, which was followed by the fleet, led off by the
Victory; all the ships in commission wore " dressed,"
and the port looked quite gay on the occasion. Royal
salutes were also fired from the Royal Victoria Yacht
i
Club battery at Hyde, and the Royal Yacht Squadron
bliffi'schetnr;ents
battery at,Cowes. On this day the royal yachts Vic-
toria and Albert and Fairy were for the first time exhi-
bited since their thorough refit and re-embellishment.
The Commander-in-Chief, Admiral Sir Thomas Briggs,
G.C.M.G., family, and staff, went off to make an inspec-
tion of both vessels at half-past two this afternoon.
The Gallant Admiral was received on the quarter-deck
by Commander Crispin, and by him escorted over the
vessels.
The Fanny, Port Admiral's tender, Second Master
Scarlett commanding, took the Duchess of Athol a cruise
to sea to-day.
The 13asilisk steam-sloop, Commander the Hoa. G.
Egerton, bent sails to-day.
The Devonshire line-of• packet ship arrived at Spithead
this morning from the Thames, and sails this evening, if
possible. for New York.
We hear that a Spanish steamer, mounting guns of
heavy calibre, is expected at Portsmouth to-morrow to
embark his Royal Highness the Duke M6ntpensier. She
will come into harbour to coal.

,
The Statesmen, clipper passenger-ship, Captain God-
frey, sailed for Port Philip on Sunday, taking out about
300 persons, all going to the diggings in Australia.

THE LATE GAROTTE MURDER IN HULL.—It will
be most satisfactory to the public to learn, that the prisoner
Suape, committed along with Smith for the murder of
young Alapelthorp, has made a confession to a fellow priso-
ner. " It's a bad job, this murder of Mapeltherp," said
Suape's companion. ye," replied the prisoner. "We
did not intend to kill him ;duet lie died in five minutes."-
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