The Sun.
London, England, 1839-04-09 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE'

ARRIVALS.
The Earl and Countess of Hillsborough, in Hann/enri
square, from a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness
Downshire, at their seat, East-hampstead Park,
Lord Loftus, in Great Cumberland•street, from Bright°'
the Hon. Fox Maule, M. P., in Piccadilly, from Cheshire;
the Earl and Countess of \Vinchilsea, in Wilton-crescent'
from Leamington Spa, Warwickshire; the Hon. Ilenrie
Fitzroy, M. P., in South-street, from Lewes Castle; A
d
Hon. Captain and Lady Mary Hood, at the Marquis asin
Marchioness of Downshire's, in Hanover-square, fro
Berkshire; ; Sir Richard and Lady Jenkins, in Mansfield-
street street from Brighton; Viscount Hawarden and the Hs%
Miss Maule, in Grosvenor-place from a visit t
the Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire IL5t;
hampstead Park, Berks ; the Duke of Wellington,L,
Apsley House, from his seat, Strathfieldsaye, Hants,
Richard and Lady Phillips, in Portland-place, fosi,it
visit to J. P. Williams, Esq. M. P. at Temple House,Gre:i,
Marlow, Bucks ; Sir John and Lady Catherine Boil
lb
Upper Brook-street, from their seat, Tacolvestone Ps.;
Norfolk, for the season; Major-General Sir F. Trench,
Bolton-street, from Brighton ; Sir Felix Booth, Bart., I'
n'
Portland-place, from his villa at Hendon; Lady We,4l
lock, in Carlton House-terrace, from his seat, Canal
Hall, Staffordshire; Lord and Lady Chesterfield, frog
Newmarket ; Count Bathyany, from ditto ; Lord Lefes°;
from Woburn Abbey ; Lord Macdonald, from Melton
Mowbray ; Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Campbell, at
Bath Hotel, Arlington-street, from the Continent;
Charles Coote, M. P., Lady Coote, and family, in
naught-place, from the Continent ; Sir R. P. JodreA.
Bart.. in Portland-place, from Italy ; Mr. and La" ;
:
Bromley, at Talbot's Private Hotel, Green•street, Gros'
venor-square, from Staffordshire ; Lord Loftus, from
Brighton.

DEPARTURES. his
The Earl of Cardigan, from St. James's-street, for "of
residence, near Canterbury; the Earl and Counteas„-0
Rosebery, from Piccadilly, for Hastings; Sir SteP.h",,
Glynne, Bart., M. P., from Pall-mall, for his seat' '-
Castle Hawarden, near Chester ; Lord Arthur Lenealt'
from Arlington-street, for Sussex; the Hon. Wm. Bag°„;
from St. James's-square, for his seat, Poole Park, a,e;
Ruthin ; Sir Wm. L. Young, Bart., M.P., from Charley'
street, St. James's-square, for his seat, near High ",,J;
combo ; Sir Edward and Lady Filmer, from Eaton-1111'u;
for Bath ; Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Harvey, K. C. ',-
assume the command on the West India and North Am sir
can station ; Mr. and Lady Emily Foley, for Brighton ; d,
T. and Lady Lethbridge, from Belgrave-street, for Sap,
hill Park, Somerset : Mr. and Mrs. A. Hope, from Cari),°,,
gardens, for the Deepdene ; Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan, "ior
Park-square, or, a tour; the Hon. Spencer Cowper, 0
Brighton ; the Lord Chancellor of Ireland and suite, „fr°
the St. James's Royal Hotel, for Dublin ; Mr. and alriy
Errington, from Hill-street, on a tour; the Dowager Ls e 1
Arundel, from Dover-street, for Tunbridge Wells; Colo;
and Lady Elizabeth Steele and family, for Brighton
Benjamin and Lady Heywood and family, from Tel °°,4-
Private Hotel, Green-street, Grosvenor-square, for 1-d113"--
shire ; Mr. and Miss Dawkins, from ditto, for SsedgAte'
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, from ditto, for their seat, Cobhallb
Kent.

CHNGES.
Lord and Lady Rolle, at Bath, from their seat, nietn°,:
t
Lodge, Devon ; Lord Cesmo Russell, at Dublin, f.ira;,..
Buttevant ; the Hon. Mrs. Beilby Thompson, at
mington Spa, from the family seat, in Yorkshire.

UNIVERSITY AND tLERICA

INTELLIGENCE.

Oxrono, APRIL t;.—At the annual election at Nell;
:lollege yesterday, S. E. Bathurst, of Christ Church, ".
.leeted a Fellow. o'
The Rev. Dr. Gilbert, Principal of Brazen Nose ie„
lege (the present Vice- Chancellor), will be the new or
legate of the Press, vacant by the death of Protege
Rigaud. J.
The Bishop of London has appointed the ite"her
Walker, of Brazen Nose College, to be Oxford Prea"
to the Chapel Royal, Whitehall. Gorge
The Lord Chancellor has appointed the Rev-
W. Sandys, of Pembroke College, to the vicarage °
Grandborough, Buckinghamshire. pill
The next congregation for granting degrees,
be Wednesday next, being the first day of Easter 'lgo
The new Proctors Will then be admitted into office
the usual formalities.
The following days are appointed for holding COegraeglea"
tions during next Term :—Wednesday, April 10; I'Ve'°,slk.
day, April 24 ; Thursday, May 2 ; Friday, May 14'
turday, May 18.

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FIGURES OF OLD MORTALITY A,JI.)
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PONY. —Tii o figures, representing Old Mortality and er
Pony, have just been brought to Edinburgh for Pti_u_n, the
N.B.—The same day a communication was made to
hibition by Mr. Currie, a self-taught artist ffutor the
the Foreign Office, in order that they might make a re- Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. They were opened .aitoll
presentation to the French Government on this subject.
first time to the public on Friday week, in the an'
The result appears by the copy of the letter to
Convening-room, where, we understand, they aro _iota!
Captain Plumridge, and those following marked (A) tinue only for a very short time previous to their r; ;t el-
and (B).
to London. Considering that they are among the idea
Liverpool, August 3, 1838. forts of Mr. Currie's chisel, we cannot help our,asotoon:
MY LORDS,—I have this day laid before the Mexican these figures are entitled to very high praise.—oc „., are
and South American Association Mr. Wood's letter to
me of the Ist instant,in which your Lordships are pleasedneighbourhood le - t
Something is in the wind. The Tories, 111'„,a-
-always on the alert, are busy in the Do
to express your disbelief of the statement in my letter of vassing for, as they say, the approaching election• Robert
the 31st ult., that the United States sloop of war, is, we presume, they are calculating upon Sir , parlis;
Peel's accession to office, and the dissolution °{ °t ot
Ontario, bad been allowed, by the French blockading
meet, which is to follow. In the neighbouring co
are the
squadron, to ship specie from Mexico on account of Cheshire they are particularly active. But what
ado Off
American citizens.
Liberal party in Liverpool doing by way of presothia9 a
Our information was derived from authentic private
intelligence, above all suspicion of inaccuracy, and such a crisis, should it really come upon us ?
metbiPP
which we are now enabled to confirm by reference,
to all. But it is time that they should be doing:oc thipg
ne . be
unless they have made up their minds to go' to t
the New York Daily Express newspaper, of the 19thborough to
up and allow the town to become a close _,,,,e
June last, wherein, in another United States ship of Tories. We can hardly believe that we are toasetus"is cep.
this without a struggle, but as yet every body is f
war, the Natchez, is stated to have arrived at New
Orleans, on Bth June, from Tampico via Metamoras, —Liverpool Chronicle of Saturday.
NDA:
"bringing letters and papers, and about 60,000 dollars CAPTAIN SCOTT'S TRAVELS IN work
in specie, to different individuals." This paper goes
are from the Quarterly Review just published :--,_ awry%
on to state, that the blocking squadron was off Tam- Lusit.—The following remarks on this interes,t,inigolso,
piping times of peace, our soldiers, • tired of ev,._r_stb roughn 0 pico, Brazos de St. Jago, Vera Cruz, and Campeachy,
and that the blockade was more vigorously enforced mould their swords into steel pens, and pally forth t
notes.
, aotfe.pilgTr ihrne
iargpe
u,
iw)thiciacthiainioandeobcurtedsoitldtioer
The Peninsula ngaturally presents
and scarcity in the sea-port towns. The same intelli- Custom-house, Montego Bay, Jamaica.
July 17, 1838.
gence is further confirmed by private letters here from Bamboo, otherwise Thomas Phillpotts, an African
New Orleans, to the 13th of June, adding also, that a apprenticed to Mr. John Tucker Vaughan, of Green- country. England may present to her nova:re 0 oftbs°
conducta had been expected to arrive by the sth of wieb Hill, pimento plantation, in the parish of St. military travellers, from whom her old foes bto Priat i:
June, with about 60,000 dollars, and " that a Govern- James, apparent age twelve or thirteen, examined on fled ; she may
Inca vessel would run occasionally between New parole, says that when he was taken on board the slave oar bled correspondence of their conqueror
rankling un 01
b it
Orleans and Tampico to convey letters and specie." ship he was put down into the hold, as others were , She blushes for no Pillets, Foys,
8"'" w ease of trat b an
call upon her French allies
_r
of Toulooler
• d Yln corroboration also of the necessity and peril that and he was employed to wait upon the Captain and defeat, soothe mortified vanity lush te
"sexcPharacterise . 0
_f
exist, inducing our late request to your Lordships to crew ; says that the Captain and crew did not kill any- conscience. The work before ;
lively
....erceptior
iisub
Sa \ s that unaffected tone of good humour-_-..d00r P
detach a ship of war to the Mexican coast for the body on the voyage ; and, when asked if he had not
general protection of British interests, we beg leave to heard it said that they killed the negroes to feed the the charms of an
Moro-Andalusianadventurous wan f
understaniing.n Scott'
if
iioarhi
tI the.ib
n,
3 lali uage. To us CaPtwelbrancei 6k
existence --of :heir
subjoin, for your Lordships' information. a copy of a survk ors, he said " them tell story."
, I - r - lieu ihe ne,,,,,r‘iPs died they weie throv,ri into
leitif &or., Geo. Wheeler, Master 01 ,[:r h
e 1 fvuel,briae-anl: hbeel tr
this port, to his owners, from which the urgent necessity of I and were never served as food, or " messymessy," ,
tor Spanish travels."
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