The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-10 00:00:00

WINDSOR-FRIDAY.

His Majesty has bad a better night, and has gone through
the day with less embarrassment in his breathing. The Kid
has also expectorated more freely, and the symptoms 51i't°:
gether are considered more favourable by his Majesty's P
sicians.
Dr. Chambers left the Castle this morning for town, in
will return with Sir Henry Halford this evening. These ge,t;
tlemen will sleep at the Castle. His Majesty is also attenny—
day and night by his favourite and eminent physician Dr*
Davies.
The Queen, we are happy to learn, continues in ffood 110'11;
notwithstanding her constant and anxious attendance in t
sick chamber night and day.
We believe a bulletin will be issued to-morrow.
Lord Brownlow left for town, and will return this evening'
Lord and Lady Barrington, Lord Falkland, and Lord Albe"
merle took their departure.
The Earl of Munster arrived last night.
Lady Clinton and Sir Horace Seymour called this evening
at the Castle.

The Speaker on Wednesday had to read prayer°
previously to proceeding to count the House, in consequence
of the absence of his Chaplain. The circumstance is curi°ll,
and unprecedented in modern times. The Members w,,
n
were present could hardly believe their eyes and ears, but
fact was nevertheless so, and more, the Speaker read the
prayers very well.
We regret that we cannot announce any improve-
ment in the state of trade in this town. There has been of,.
°
failure of a respectable lace concern, since our last. The
number of operatives employed by public subscription en ;
roads is nearly one thousand. The relief Committee, after
anxious deliberation, came to the decision, on Monday event
ing, that in future the wages allowed could be only eigP
shillings a week on day work.—Notting/iant Review.
Sir Andrew Agnew's Lord's Day Bill having been
read a second time, the next stage will be to have it committed'
Some Bills, after going through a Committee, are often so
much altered, that they are like a beggerman's coat, which I
so covered with patches that no part of the original garma ,
is seen. Will Sir Andrew's Bill share a similar fate ? A
About one o'clock on Sunday, as the Bishop 01
tun was coming out of the Cathedral of that city, a men,
lieved to be a journeyman blacksmith, attempted to fire a brace
of pistols at him, but fortunately they both flashed in the pal.
The fellow made his escape, and had not been taken when the
account came away. His master says that he declared to o'l
some months ago—" I am a Republican, but am ehieflyellai°
the Priests and the Catholics."
•
The widow of the lamented Belzoni, who perished
in Africa, resides at Brussels, in circumstances of great PO"
niary distress.
Yesterday afternoon Richard Taylor, the oldest
pensioner in Chelsea Hospital was buried with military h°'
nours, in a portion of ground attached to the institution lir
propriated for the interment of the old veterans. This ineuria;
ful but impressive ceremony drew a vast assemblage of p ejs°s
present. She deceased was followed by a number of his
companions in arms. He had attained the patriarchical 11)1
of 104 years, and his military services comprehended a Perl,,
of more than 50 years. He was a drummer boy at the bet'u
of Culloden, in 1745 ; afterwards he served in Germany Loder !
Prince Ferdinand. He afterwards served in various parts
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the world. The last action he was present in was on t,Ph
plains of Alexandria, in Egypt, where the gallant Sir list
Abercrombie fell. He had been 40 years and upwards in to
Hospital.
The Earl of Egremont's illness, which proceeded
from a cold, is far from a serious nature ; and by a letter re
ceived in town yesterday afternoon, we are informed that bi;
Lor3ship was recovering as fast as possible.
Yesterday morning, about half past seven o' clot;
the body of a middle-aged man was picked up off the Tower
stairs. No document was found on his person to prove who
what the unfortunate man was.
BEDFORD CHARITIES.—We cannot too high/
1
compliment the Trustees of the Harpur charity for the adds'
tional display on Tuesday of their anxiety on every occasion,
promote the best interests of this great charity, and to ins'ef
the schools as extensively useful as possible. The income °..
the charity now amounts to nearly 14,0001. a-year, afforcl
most ample means for the promotion of the classical educene
of gentlemen destined for any of the learned professions, wrike
the exhibitions to the Universities may introduce them to
Ugliest departments of the State. —Bedford Mercury. 1
Yesterday morning a large dog, of the terrier breed,
was observed running along Wigmore-street, Cavendish
square, St. Nlarylebone, biting at every object that came; of
his way. On being observed he was pursued by a crow °,O
persons, amongst whom were several police constables.
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the road towards Cavendish-square three, persons were bi" 0„,
by the rabid animal. The dog was fortunately met by killed
liceman in Cavendish-square, who with his truncheon ki"
him on the spot.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JUNE Qnna
ton is in better demand to-day—the sales amount to 4cis
bags. There is a little more confidence sheen, both by sells
and buyers, and the impression appears to be, that pricesP
reached their lowest point.
CAPTAIN MARRYAT'S NEW WORK.--‘Ve are
tee
requested to state that the new work by the author of 1.7044-0.;
Simple," " Jacob Faithful," &c., entitled " Snarley
or, the Dog Fiend," is published this day, by Mr. Col/.
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13, Great Marlborough-street, and may now be had
Booksellers. Agents for Scotland, Messrs. Bell and.
fute, Edinburgh ; for Ireland, Mr. John Cumming,

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N.B.—Second-hand Watches purchased in exchar.

818 TB.
On the 7th inSt., at Whetstone, the lady of Osborne Delano °5"
borne, Esq., of a son.

RIE D.
On the Bth inst., at the ChapMAR
el Royal, in the Tower, Mr. 11,1,11.
B. Cortissos, of Little Tower-street, to Ann, eldest daughter °f
J. Wi
7thllias, inst. of Steward-street. ; o Of
On the , at Mitcham, Captain Thomas Davis R.Pr„
the Madras Army, to Jane, daughter of John Field, Esrl• D. colt,
On the Bth inst., at Salisbuvy Cathedral, Captain W'f 'ROW
late of the 35th. Regiment, and only son of 0. Colt, Esq., °,-, Eyre,
ham's House, Hants, to Jane, second daughter of the late
Esq., of The Close, Salisbury.

lED.
On the 7th inst., at TunbriD
dge Wells, William lien;li euobeot
aged 6, second son of the Rev. H. Withy, late
of Trinity Church, Huddersfield. iml 70, Mr.
On the Bth inst., at Charlton-place, Islington, ag-
Geo. Tomkins, of the Bank of England.
of the sd,
York4°
On the sth inst., aged 21, Mr. Win. 11Iay,
Lambeth. f of
ovin.
On the sth inst., at Falmouth, Elisabeth Tregelles, eF,
tGhaibtbpinlase,eand the second daughter of the late Robert Were •

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