The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-03 00:00:00

SUMMARY STATEMENT, DESCRIPTIVE
WHICII THE PRISONERS SE,

Bigamy
Burglary
Coining.
Embezzlement
Misthm.eanour

Rape
Larcenics
Manslauo ter
Cat~lc- scaling
I lousebri aking .

!Amino prixners ..... 12
Ali.kilesex ditto ;6
Admiralty CaEes
Essex ditto 1
Kent ditto
Surrey ditto

STATE OF lIIS MAJESTY'S GAOL. OF NEIVGATE,
!RADE t. To SATURDAY EVENING. Males. Females
Prisoners under sentence of death
Prisoners under sentence of transportation for life
--------- 14 years .... 2 2
7 years .... 13
Ditto, for trial at the present Sessions
Ditto, remanded twin last Sessions

Total

At the village adjoining lishbourn the parish is very
small, and there has only aseragQd one marriage in three
years. The Registrar- G,neral has sent down three books for
marriages, each containing 500 blanks, being a supply on the
above average for 4,500 years to come ! Mercury.

Considerable amusement is excited in Paris by the
celebrated novelist, Madame Dudcvant, who gives her name
as George S,uvl, being summoned and pros-Tuted to do the
service of the National Guard. George Sand, residing in the
-Quai Malaquais, not having attended his turn of duty, a prise de
corps hai been issued against the epicene personage, in order
that he or she may undergo so many day's confinement as pe-
nalty for neglect.

There is now in the course of erection at Golspie,
in the county of Sutherland, a work of art which, when com-
pleted will be the highest statue in Britiih, or we believe in
Europe. This is a monument to the memory of the late Duke
of Sutherland, by subscription among his tenantry. —/rivenass
Courier.

CHOLERA AT NAPLES.—The bulletin of the Bth
of June states the number of cases occurring since the 2d of
June to be 926, and"the deaths 516. Total, from the 13th of
April to the Bth of June, 1,915 cases, of which 1,057 are dead,
168 convalescent, and 671 still under treatment.

At the Beccles Sessions on Monday, the following
melancholy circumstance took place :—Mr. J. Piper, an
elderly man, who has reared up a large family now living in
respectability, and has for thirty years been one of the most
respectable tradesmen of that town, was put on his trial and
convicted of robbing Mr. Snowden, the draper of Norwich, to
a oonsiderable extent, by entering his warehouse by a trap-
door, and stealing various articles, many of which were found
in the prisoner's possession. The chairman, Sir T. Gooch,
Bart., called the man up, and sentenced him to eight months'
imprisonment, and he retired to a seat at the back of the dock.
Whilst the Court was quiet, a female sitting opposite to Piper
shrieked and fainted. On going to her assistance, the wretched
man was found weltering in his blood, having cut his throat in
the most dreadful manner with a knife he had secreted about
him. A surgeon who was present examined the wound, and
found that the carotid artery was not cut : he sewed up the
gash, and the prisoner was taken to the infirmary, where he
lies in a very precarious state. —Norfolk Chronicle.
On Friday, C. F. Bunbury, Esq., made a perso-
nal canvass of Borough St. Edmunds. lle was attended by F.
Eagle, Esq., and several other gentlemen in the Liberal
interest. '1 he Committee of Fitzroy and Bunbury sit every
night for the transaction of business at the Woolpack Inn.

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A dog, of the bull-breed, was this morning ob-
served in Magdalen-street in a rabid state ; the first symptoms
were those of strong convulsions which laste.l about tWo
minutes, the animal during the time being apparently in the
greatest agony, as much as half a pint of froth then came from
his mouth, when seemed to recover a little, got up, and went
off in the most frightful manner.—Norwich Gazette.
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Far .

The Queen has signified her intention of taking up
her residence in Buckingham Palace in about a fortnight.
Her Royal Highness the Ducht?ss of Kent will occupy apart-
ments in that Palace at the same time with her Majesty.

The Duke d'Osuua left Mivart's Hotel yesterday
for Brighton, where he will sojourn for a few days.

His Grace the Duke of Wellington presided at the
dinner given at the Crown and Sceptre, Greenwich, on Sa-
turday.
The Duke of Beaufort, the Earl of Chesterfield,
Lord Segrave, Count d'Orsay, and a large party leave town
to-day for Cheltenham, to be present at the races.

The Marquis of I-lertford had a large party at dinner,
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on Saturday at Dorchester House.
The Marquis of Northampton is recovering very fast",
from his late indisposition, which at one period created thei':
greatest anxiety. The Marquis's grand entertainment in ce-v,.
le'oration of his eldest son, E:.rl Compton, attaining his ma-1,
jority, is deferred in consequence of the King's death ; but its.;
is expected to take place before the end of the present month.t;
The Earl and Countess Cadogan entertained they'
Marquis of Anglesey, Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl end;:.
Countess of Radnor, Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury, Earl ~
and Countess of Rosebery, Countess of Aldborough, Earl,.
Kinnaird, Lord Brougham, 'Lord Rokeby, Lady Mary Talbot, E.
Mr. T. Ashley, Mr. Sydney Smith, and a distinguished party 3,
at dinner on Friday evening at Cadogan House. The Noble -'
Earl and Countess had a select party at dinner cn Saturday
evening, which included Lord Cranstoun, Lord Borrington,,,._
Colonel and Mrs. Drummond, &c.
The Earl and Countess of Jersey had a large party
at dinner on Saturday evening, at their residence in Berkeley-
square.
The Earl of Listowell is recovering from his rece:rtit
indisposition.
Lady Dover has left Whitehall for Kemp Town.
Brighton, on a visit to the Duke of Devonshire.
Lord and Lady Sondes entertained at dinner, at ,--
their house in St. J anes's•place, on Thursday, tl.e Earl and'.
Countess of Lonsdale, the Earl and Countess of Orford, Vis-
count Strangford and the lion. Miss Smythe, Lady and Miss '
Honeywood, the Hon. Captain and Mrs. Rous, Captain Ives,
Sir John Trollope and the Hon. Captain Wodehouse ; and on,.
Friday her Ladyship and a select party dined at Greenwich,a
and went to Vauxhall the same evening. ri
It is rumoured that Lord William Bentinck is about
to be called to the Peerage, end placed at the head of OA
army, in the place of Lord Hill. Amongst others announceA
for the .same high post are the Marquis of Anglesey and Lordl
Stafford.
Sir It. Peel continues indisposed from a general at 19
tack of rheumatism. P
The Duchess of St. Alban's continues in a very
alarming state. The worst is, we arc sorry to add, app're-i•:,
heeded.

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The Earl of Hilsborough, eldest son of the Mar is: -
of Downshire, is about to be united to the beautiful Miss Cut:::
ton, eldest daughter of Viscount Combermere. • v.
The ladies patronesses of Almack's have fixed
Wednesday se'nnight, the 12th instant, fur the resumption of::
their splendid balls.
Sir Thomas Dyke /Wand has returned to town :
from his seat in Devonshire, to rejoin Lady Acland and family','
at Mivart's lintel. r
Sir George and Lady Walker gave a grand dinucrc,
on Friday at their house in Mansfield-street, to Lord 11.11,7 .
Viscount Combermere. Lady Agnes Buller, Colincl and Lady,
Anne Leslie, Mr. and Lady Cecil Delafieid, Lord Aylmer,—
Sir Robert O'Callaghan, and Sir Thomas Bradf„rd. 1:
Mr. Ferguson, M.P., entertained at dinner on Sa
turday evening, in Portman-square, the Earl and Countess of.
CamFrdown, Lady Elizabeth Duncan, Lord and Lady Bel-.-,
haven, Lady Catharine Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr.,
Wight, Mr. Hastie, ALP. ; Mr. Ilorsman, M.P. ; Mr. v 0..-
milly, 17r. Vane, and Sir Thomas Troubrid;c. t,,
The Fox Club had their annual whitebait dinner at.,•-•
Bl,ekwall on Saturday. The party consisted of the following:
Noblemen and Gentlemen :.—The Marquis of Tavistock, LordL%
Strati}rd, Sir R. Ferguson, Or. Athcrby, Lord l)ueie, Mr. '
Pendarves, Mr. Clive, Lord Dincrben, Lord Lilford, Lord
Albemarle, Mr. Robert Ferguson, Mr. G. Ponsonby, Mr. Ste-
phenson. *.
Lord Acheson, the Duke of NorNk. Mr. Blount.'
Mr. 11. Tracey, Mr. Ellie, Sir R. Adair, the Hon. E. M. c
Mostyn, Lord F,brington, Mr. Denison, Lord Wo.Aley, Lord ~-
Holland, Lord Camperdown, Mr. W. Ponsonby, Lord Char,-
lemont, Mr. Thomas Dundas, Mr. C. Cavendish, Lord Pol_ -..
t;more, Lord Segrave, Lord Durham, Lord James Stewert,i-
Mr. Wilbraham, Lord W. Russell, and Lord Saye and Sele. .:
Winchester Donuin is appointed to take place on
the 14th inst. There will be a grand ball at night. .-
The Royal Arms of England will vary much from:
those borne by her Majesty's five predecessors. The Sove- tr
reign being a female, they will be borne on a lozenge instead!
of a shield, and the imperial crest of a lion surmounting the :.-
crorm will be discontinued, as will also the escutcheon of pre- A.
tence bearing the arms of Hanove: surmounted by the crown
of that kingdom. The arms will in future consist of the font--
grand quarters only—namely, England in the first and fourth, .'
and Scotland and Ireland in the second and third quarters. ..
ME A wrs.—ln these days, when there are so
many pretenders—even among p-rsons of the highest rank,
both male and female—to distinction in matters of taste, we
are always glad to be able to distinguish between the true
connoisseur and the mere charlatan—the genuine artist and`
the accredited impostor; and to give due praise to the judgcs,
and professors of art, in whatever branch or department they 2
may be known to excel. Much cekbrity has been gained, and,l
no doubt, deservedly gained, by such luminaries as Ude,N
Goubeau. Bond, Pirron, &c. &c., in the line of art in which
they have severally captivated so many ; but we understand,
that these great masters must henceforward hide their dimi- •
nished heads ; and that in matters of general and exquisite
taste, the premier artist of the present day is Monsieur Prierre,-,
chef de cuisine of the Windham Club. Those who have hadt
opportunities of witnessing the superiority of his art, in the}
Stranger's Dining Room" at that Club, declare, kliattei
avticvsalleed
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" micat inter or
velut inter ignel
Luna minores !I

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