The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-15 00:00:00

ELECTION OF CORONER FOR MIDDLE-

SEX._(THIS DAY.)

. ,
STATE.
OF THE POLL AT TWO o'CLOCK.
Baker 2431
Wiley 2131

___ -_--...-z.n...—=----------
ignora JOSE
of M ,prima donna of the Theatre
adrid, will appear at the King's Theatre in the ensuing
allee•---Le Pura de Londres.
The Regent Duke of ORLEANS once asked
e stranger, what were the different characters and diatinc-
tiara' of the various nations in Europe. " The only
Meaner in which I can answer your Royal Highness is,
t° repeat to you the first questions which are asked among
the
several nations in regard to a stranger who comes_
emorig them. In Spain theyis he a Noblemst.ll
of
°lts first rank ? In Germany, can he be admitted it t
the Chapters? In France, is he in favour at Court ? In
olland, how much money has he? And in England,
Who is that man ?"—ditheneuni.
Major. General the Hon. PATRICK STUART
has aesurned the command of the Forces in North
Britain, having 'been u appointed in the of Sir 11. W.
O'Ca.aaitior, K.C11., whose period ofroom service expired
last month.
a 'Who wail included in the promotion of
otherwise h
Major-Genera" on l
renhis MaJasTv's accession, which would
in th have riered hint ineligible to have continued
e cotnmand.
A report is current that Mr. NORTII was not
sworn into office as Judge of the Admii ally Court until
idler the Drogheda election his bars , and that he must either vacate
for seat or his judicial seat ! We cannot answer
'ar the accuracy of this rumour. Dublin Warder.
I ast to Mr. T. MoonE paid a visit on Wednesday
our respected fellow-citizen, Mr. BANIII, the father
fir, the author of the O'Hara Take. Neither he nor Mr.
1,1: Ilifunt having been at home when he called, the
Hine-
,'l°l4 poet left the servant a memorandum as follows :
' Air. T. Alooax called to pay his reTects to the father
of the authors o Journalhe ' Tale by the O'llara Family.' "
Xi/huffy
haslll4r?n %/Low, the Prussian Ambassador,
receive freeh credentials' from his Government, and
will not be
Ar superseded in the Embassy to this country, as at
l:lett eir,,,,...1..__.7
on the arrival of Prince Ctitol.A.Tll. His
and in:7Y is much esteemed by the Diplomatic Corps,
,nedtatinguished circle in which he moves.
i A carrot of unusual size was last week pulled
4, the garden of Mr. G. Huts, at Arundel ; it was
illt:.°ltietien inches in length, thirteen inches in circumference,
twehoilth:dthi:ideitruara.ctioTtlhe , garden being infested with
_ t h rots, Mr. H.
amo
)rals
compelled la dig them up befotree they had attained
their. full growth, or the one above dereriheil would have
tfeS..e.n considerably larger. In the same garden, one hundred
44/ thirteen potatoes, the produce of a single root, were
460 dug up.
A u •
di,
i. q .antity of opium, manufactured a few
tid-lace in 131shopruill, was yesterday brought to our
to 17'•„,T1',is is the first we hove heard of being prepared
far North. is
Courier.
Died ~ ...
41„ )., , sty Wednesday, the Ist instant, at
Q44131'10) in the 49th year of his age, &nix FeowEn,
se etlahreted wreetler. He was a man of herculean-
2W.inith, bated an extremely mild and peaceable demeanour.
' '
mt. :thin the last two or three days the Carlton-
ki glrunee into St. James's Park has been set about in
40,,„iltneat. The balustrade of the terrace Las been taken
."anas 10 allow a space sufficiently wide for a car-
rell,* .
1„. ity With a footpath on either ride of it; and a mim-
e 1 ni the labourers
_iie;„4,„ rers arebusily at work clearing away that
ib,„,""Y embankment of earth, which at so touch ex-
cki:',e Wee thrown up here for the purpose of forming this
o. aechteirte promenade. They are carting it away
ki, Grob
in the wall which supporta it, for which
404 a lame of the. east iron columns have been removed,
4 %Me of the original arches broken into each other,
114 a Of
Pa 44 depositing it on. the greensward in the enclo-
rk. ,

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY,

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, Scrr. 14..—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.—Arrives
the James Cruickshank, Young, from St. Vincent's; an
Elizabeth and Mary, Johnson, from St. Peteraburgh.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 11.—Wind W. S. W. :Arrived
from London, the York, Leary, for I\l,lv South Wales.

- .
FA LMOUT If, SEPT. 13.-Wind W. to S.W. fresh
breeze.—Arrived the Lord Melville packet, from the
13raz1s, sailed from Rio Janeiro the Bth of July, Bahia
the 24th, and from Pernambuco the Ist ult. ; spoke the
24th ult., in 1at.:32. long. 38, the Lady Mary Pelham
packet, out 42 days from Monte Video. Sailed the
Alessenger steam ves.el for the Mediterranean, but put
hack with damage to 11,r machinery.
ManoATE, Seer. 11 —Arrived the Sophia, Laberton,
from Jamaica ; Rankin, Wish art ; and Chapman, Christie,
from Quebec—all off port.
Illt1,,T01„ SEPT. 14.—Arrived the Eden, Gardner, from
Jamaica ; and Maria, Cundy, from Demerara.
Ltvrtitrom., SEPT. 13.—Arrived the Eclipse, Bartley,
from Jamaica; and Navy, Nowell, from Savannah. Off
port, the Joseph, Wnntner, from Bengal.
BELFAsT, SEPT I2.—Arrived the Union, Little, from
St. John's, N. B. ; and Gccr4e, Kerr, from St. Peters.
burgh.

The Pyramwt, Laurence, from Jamaica to Liverpool,
was lost the 18th of July on the Hogaties; the crew and
cargo saved, and carried to Nassau.
The Henry, Ferrier, from lonaica to London, run on
shore the 12th ult. in Bird Island Reef, but was got off
without any app 'rent dam ige, and would proceed.