The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-28 00:00:00

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.

ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE' •
Arrived the Sparrowhawk cutter, Edw. Heneage, Esd
M.P., from Tangier, Barcelona, Lisbon, and Vigo ; Passe,i.
the Rowena cutter, Geo. Simpson, Esq., to the Westward'
Arrived the ship Falcon, Capt. Middlemist, fitted aid
yacht to take the Hon. H. St. John Mildmay, his ladiiYanwi
son out to Madeira ; they are now at the Marine Pei"
waiting for a favourable wind, when they will immediate Yd
embark. This ship was built for Lord Yarborough, 811
was the pride of the port ; his Lordship at length gave „Pe
his foreign excursions, and as she was too large for ti',o t
short trips he now takes inside the Wight, he sold her '0
the Messrs. Baring, for whom she has made one voyage
China and has not been home above a fortnight ; they pro
teed from Madeira to Marseilles.
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS AT THE MARINE 1-10TUL.
ga
Lady Acland ; Cameron, Esq. and Family • Lady a
•
riot Mellish ; Miss Knight ; Miss Gifford ; Rich
Baylie and Family ; J. Hambrough, Esq. and FamilL;
Lord Ashburton ; and the Hon. H. Mildmay with his 1-13"
and Family.
Sir G. Seymour Bart., leaves Norris Castle for town
Tuesday next.

AN UNEXPECTED VISITOR.-Yesterday a c°W'
in passing along Holborn, took a fancy to visit the oil wnred.
house of Butterfield and Co. Her owner objected, nrl
applied the lash with an unsparing hand,
" But the cow she would a shopping go,
Whether hcr owner would let her or no,"
and in she walked to the back shop, and examined all
the
Aftet
oil cans with great attention and apparent delight.
gratifying her strange curiosity, she, in evident contemPt -t
the frightened oilman, turned tail and walked gravely (.
without doing any harm. -C-
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" The Naval Keepsake," containing a new
of Nelson, with Original Anecdotes, Notes, 84e"eii
" The Old Sailor," with seven engravings, is ann°u"-(00
for immediate publication by Mr. Colburn. The verY ni.he
of Nelson is dear to the heart of every Englishman. in
seamen loved him, for he was one of themselves, b 0 the
theory and practice. The nation confided in him, for the
rulers well knew that he would uphold the honour of hi,
country. Let the young officer trace his career, fo,°' the
first entering the Navy, to the period that he laY Will
coffin made from the mainmast of L'Orient, and heZoio•
find a splendid example which nothing should deter him Dor
endeavouring to emulate. Difficulties may present th
selves—dangers may threaten—obstacles, apparento
surmountable, may obstruct the way. Nelson has s--ros
that patience, perseverance, and prudence, can overe- 80
them all. A more appropriate gift to the young sherde•
than the above cheap little volume, could scarcely
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wised.
The eminent professor of surgery, Thomas flarris°tvo'
Esq., M.D., has been elected professor of anatfltilLy
Trinity College, Dublin, in the room of Professor gargor
ney, who resigned in consequence of ill-health. Ple-tioa
Macartney's splendid museum of comparative anatomy
morbid preparations is now at Oxford, having been Pthe
chased by the heads of that University. They we,ire
preparations made during a long experience, anThned
University refused to give the Professor what he de
their value. A proviso is made in the present e3sre'lleget
all preparations shall become the property of the
the Board paying all attendant expenses in getting the-
-Dublin Paper,

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The
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required.

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BIRTHS. ift g s
ht
HoOnn.
it,hwely2B6atlteminasnt:,oaftaKaaeulngiharteshr, Northamptonshire, the
On the 26th inst , in York-terra.ce, Mrs. Reginald Bray'
of
daughter. rcisell'
On the 22d inst., at Highgate the wife of W. T. nieba
Esq., surgeon, of a daucrhter '
On eof2..):(tthauginhstte.r,:at Hampstead, the lady of C. F. jg•
FL::
Esq., surgeon, of a son.
GeOnantitythh,e 16th inst., at Wellington-place, Limehouse, '•-r-•
CAnteso
On the 26th inst., at Maple Hayes, Staffordshire, the
of Uxbridge, of a dau ht
On 26th •
the lust ,at Ashfield Lodge, Suffolk, the Right 11°13.
Laxly Tharlow, of a .son and heir.

MARRIED. areig'
On the 24th inst., at Limekilns Lanarkshire, Woronsow A
~,,eft
Esq., of the Inner Temple, London, barrister-at-law, t° ,1"'
youngestn daughter of the late A. Graham, Esq.' of Limekill,:_rry,
beth,.
DI. A.,
the 26th inst., at 'lolls, the Rev. Joseph Atarkbain qii,..
,elNdreicsatr
daughter of
Notingharn
of the late Wm. Barwick,
Lodge, Norfolk. shEirseq,.,toorooll
ALA,'
On the26th inst., at Worth, the Rev. Charles Buckner,
sr Chi-
eldest son of the late Colonel Buckner, C. 8., of WYke' nes,. Ge°.
Chester, to Georgiana Mary, youngest daughter of the 14. e
I. B. Bethune, LL.D., Rector of Worth, Sussex. ~ _l3 lc
On the 25th inst., at Marylebone New Church, hr,rl 5
eshuttle-
Esq., of rowers Gifford, Essex, to Hannah, relict of '.
worth, Esq., of the East India Company's Service.
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On the 2th inst., n Leih-street, Burton-creseerrt,
daughter oft he late J. Gaitskill, Esq., of Surrey- plac"e*.o. tll o Ste
on gthe 25th inst., at Walcot-place, Lambeth, Job a P
yens, Esq., aged 27.
On the t1.2t1 inst., at Dryb r h Abbey, Sir David.Eoli.n,ie,iovi ° f
On the 26th hst., ill Gauygstreet, 11ath, Catlierine!i,
'service'
the late Benjamin Roebuck; Esq fth Madras COI'
~ 0 the Madras
ast Indies, aged 75. i yorlishire'
E On the 23,1 inst., at Tyershall House, near Bradfora,
Henry Sitnons, Rector of St. Paul's Cra Kent. obeyts'
R. g
On the 23d inst., Thomas Samuel eldest son of .31r, late
of Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, aged 19.
On the 21st inst., at Greenwich, Ann, only of the
Wm. Cramp, Esq., formerly of the same place.
danghter

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