The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-15 00:00:00

WHITBY.
CLOSE OF THE POLL.

HADDINGTON BURGHS.

CLOSE OP THE POLL.
Sir H. Davie
Mr. Swinton
LIMERICK (CITY)-10 A. m.
Potter
Russell ••• ••• ••• •••
O'Brien
CARLOW (BOROUGH)-1.30 111• Donnell
•••
Sadleir 112
Browne
92
_ II)-1.30 P.m

•• ••• ••• •••
NEW ROSS.
Duffy returned.
CARLOW.
Sadlier returned.
DUNDALK.
Bowyer returned.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
York, Manners, and Ball returned.
EDINBURGIISHIRE.
Hope returned.
DURHAM (SOUTH).
Vane and Ferrer returned.
LEICESTERSHIRE (SOUTH).
Hatford and Punka returned.
YORKSHIRE (EAST).
Hotham and Duncombe returned.

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COURT CIRCULAR. •
OSBORNE WEDNgsDa.
Her Majesty, his Royal Highness Prince Albert, their
Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent,
the Princess
Royal, and Princess Helena, attended by the ladies and
gentlemen in waiting, embarked at Osborne Pier in the
Royal yacht Fairy, yesterday afternoon at six o'clock,
for a cruise, and returned at a quarter after seven.
The Princess of Salerno, and the Duke and Duchess
d'Aumale, are expected to arrive to-day on a visit to the
Queen.

The Marquis of Blandford had an interview with Mr.
Secretary Walpole yesterday, at the Home-office.
Viscount Stratford de Redcliffe had an interview with
the Earl of Derby yesterday, at his official residence in
Downing-street.
Mrs. Abbot Lawrence, wife of the American Minister,
and Miss Lawrence, have left their residence in Picca-
dilly for Paris, for a few days.
mere
Earl Forkescue had an interview yesterday with
Mr. Secretary Walpole. Mr. Newdegate had also an
interview with the Right Hon. Gentleman at the Home-
Cape of Good
offiDcies.patches for the Governor of the
gope, and also for the Governor of the Mauritius'
sant off last evening from the Colonial-office.

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I ST. JAMES'S
Mr. Mitchell has brought his season
excellent French company having
.performe.d
leeryestrday
evening ,`or the last time. It was, indeed, time lose
an enterta.inment especially addressed to the more
fashionable desses, by the larger portion of whom
leas, was much better than mightthe
the second
THEATRE.
town is now deserted. The house lassaight, neverthe-
pected.
performancestTh he e 0
other
hge
rr a
partsn d
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teh e t
eveninghneo at
tir tesw usual
evin eeo
brilliantthewellfrwwhitohfillehda,vaeodbetehne
were
The pieces were La .Nuit aux So
and applause. There was of course nothing spirit
new.
ufilets,
act of Le Gamin de Paris, Levassor's comic
Scoff de Jocrisse. In these pie"
Choriste, and
scene Les Tribulations d'un La
comedians Levassor and Lafont,
as richly humourous and as warmly received as
the stars of this theatre for a considerable
usual.
Especial notice is due to M. Leon, whose performance
of Bouffe's celebrated part in the amin de Paris, was
worthy of that actor himself. Levassor was loudly en-
cored in his comic scene, but he excused himself, Baying
(doubtless with perfect truth) that be was quite unable
to go through it again. Mr. Mitchell' as lessee of St.
James's Theatre, has for many years shown himself a
most judicious and spirited manager, but this season he
has excelled himself, for we have not only had a constant
succession of the finest performers the Parisian boards
can produce, but we have had, in the masterpieces of the
German stage, an entertainment equally new and inte-
resting. We trust that Mr. Mitchell will prosecute his
undertaking next season with unabated spirit and equal
success.
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cigarsTbut.
should. the
quantities
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bei3b
rooaurgclh t to this co the
regulations relative to the
PASSENGERS' BAGGAGE.
have issued the following new
admission of small quantities of—
try in baggage of parties from abroad for private use, it ap-
pearing that cigars are now frequently imported in baggage,
fine to be levied ;
unaccompanied by the owner,
ainnti
e.odf h y th e
viz..
are accompanied by the proprietors
or
.. be allowed to pas-
sengers arriving from the continent,other short voyages,
and ?lbs. to passengers from the East or West Indies, or
other distant voyages, without fine or special application
being made to the Board in each case, provided they shall
appear to be unconsumed stores,
exceed those stated, application Must be made to the Board
c amount
tfohratthwehirendirteheeticoingsarsasaretonotthae
proprietor
any portion of the voyage, A fineDu rd"
thePn the whole
quantity on application to the c:o In usual manner :
and when a passenger proceeds overland
from India, accom-
panying his baggage and eff
ects as far as Malta, &c., and
i n
then forwards the same to this country another vessel, the
Board will decide as to the ranission of the fine or otherwise,
according to the circumstances of each case." These regu-
lations are to be made general, and acted upon at all the
Ports in the United Kingdom for the future.
CRICKET.—ENGLAND V. SURREE,—This match was
brought to a close at Lord's last evening, -a i r ..Svnur of Surrey
by two wickets. Score :-England-Ist innings, 218; 2nd
imlipzet 101. Su ray...lat inimv? 196 j 2nd innings, j 25,