The Sun.
London, England, 1839-06-05 00:00:00

LLOYDS' HIPPING--(THIS DAY

DEAL, JUN= 4,-.-Wind N.—Arrived from the River and
sailed the Ann, Burgess, for Tobago; Dorothea, Craig, Gre-
nada; Urania, Robson, Quebec.
PonTsmouTH, JuilE 4.—Wind S.S.E. to W.—Sailed her
Majesty's ship Athol, for Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, JuNic 3.—Wind S.E.—Arrived her Majesty's
ship Pylades, from Ascension ; Alphonsine, Estand, Nantes.
FA LMO UT H-, JUNE 3. —Wind S. to S.S. W., fresh.—Ar-
rived the Lucy, Wallace, from Rio Janeiro ; Honour, Christ-
mas, Zante. Sailed the Ranger packet, for the West Indies;
Tagus steamer, M'Leod, Vigo, &c. Off port—The William
Metcalfe, Phillipson, from Manila, sailed ith Jan. ; Soishing,
Bilboa.

LIVERPOOL, JUNE 4.—Wind variable.—Arrived the Tra-
veller, Cothay, from St. Domingo; Catharine. Maria, Rostock.
Sailed the Regular, Bonn, for Bombay ; Cheshire, Gayle*,
Barbadoes ; Auseo, Burnell:, Alexandria; Elias., Lacoro,
Naples. Off port—The Mary, from Monte Video; Jane Had-
don, Hamilton, New York ; Red Rover, Alexandria ; Emma
Graham, Ferguson, Oporto.

ADDRESS to the QUEEN DOWAGER.
The Address proposed to have been presented to the
Queen Dowager from the Court of Aldermen his have
relinquished, in consequence of the following letter received
by Sir Peter Laurie from Earl Howe, her Majesty' Mare-
berlain

" Marlborough House, Jun; 1, 1839.
"My deg Sir Peter—l see by the Newspapers that
there is an Melt in the Court of Aldermen of addressing
her Majesty Queen Adelaide or, her return to .nglind.
" The Queen has commanded me to assure you, /Rd
beg you to express to the Lord Mayor bow deeply seniftne
her Majesty is of the kind compliment intended by this
suggestion ; but her Majesty is certain you will excuse her
declining an honour which, if adopted by the Court, her
Majesty's state of health would prevent her receiving in
person, the only way in which an Address, proceeding
from the Court of Aldermen, could be accepted.
" I have the honour to be, very faithfully your's,
" To Sir Peter Laurie, &e. &e. " HOWE."

Lady Fitzwygram gave a ball last evening at her
residence in Connaught-place, to Princes Esterhazy and
De Soutzo ; Counts Pozzo di Bowe, Alexis Strogirneff,
and Charles Pozzo di Borgo; Countess Pozzo di Borgo,
Belgian Minister, and Madame Van de Wryer ; Dukes of
Roxburghe, Newcastle, de Regina; Duchesses Harriet
Roxburghe, Dowager Richmond, Roxburgbe ; Merquiteie
Salisbury, Hertford, Northampton; Eayls March, Filas-
william, Plymouth, Munster, Desert, Wicklevr, Caledon ;
Countesses Plymouth, Dowager Charleville, Wicklow,
Dowager Chichester ; Viscounts Leveson, Maidstone,
Cranstoun, Northland, Hawarden, Grimston, Cantalutpe,
Burghcrsh, Eastnor, Newport, Loftus ; Viscountesses)
Northland, Eastnor, Hawarden; Lords Cowley, Bridport,
Bloomfield, Lyndhurst, Thos. Hay, Jas. Hay, F. Gordon,
Drumlanrig, Alfred Harvey, Thos. Pelham Clinton, C.
Pelham Clinton: G. Loftus, Adam Loftus, Augustus Loftus;
Ladies Lennox, Pelham Clinton, Cowley, A. Vernon Went-
worth, Agnes Buller (2), Fitzwilliam, C. Stewart, Coote,
Georgiana Fane, Bridport, Bloomfield, Chadotte Blunt.
Rolle, Trollope, Hayes, Adelaide Fitzclarence, Dowager
Floyd, Palk, Thomas Hay, James Hay, Frances Ley (2),
Howard (2), Pelham, F. Gordon, Plllenborou,gb, M.
Compton, Charles Somerset, Cecilia Undorwooel, Anne,
Dashwood, Glenlyon ; Barons Knesebeck, Bourqueney4
Lebzeltern ; Honourable Miss Wellesley, Hon. Mr. and
Miss Knox, Honourable Mr. Murray, Honourable Mrs.
and Miss Tollemache, lion. Mr. Tottenham, lion. Miss
King, Hon. Mrs. Campbell, Hon. Misses Hood, Right
Hon. George and Mrs. Dawson, Hon. Mrs. and Miss
Maunsell, Hon. Mrs. and Miss Macdonald, lion. Mrs. and
Miss Meade, Hon. Mrs. and Miss Colville, Hon. Mrs. and
Miss Irby, lion. Lady and Miss Dallas, lion. Miss Cocks,
Hon. Mrs. and Miss Fane, Hon. Major Henniker, Hon.
Mr. Pierrepont, lion. Mr. Carew, Hon. Lady and Miss
Bagot, Hon. Misses Murray, Hon. Miss Dormer, Hoes
Mr. Bvng, Hon. Mr._.,,West, Sir Wm. and Mies Clinton,
Sir John, Lady, and Misses Conroy, Sir Henry, Lady,
and the Misses Wheatley, Sir Robert, Lady, and Miss
Des Vocux, Sir E. Hayes, Sir John and Lady Buller,Siit
Samuel Higgins, Sir Wm. Houstoun, Sir Wm. and Miss
Anson, Sir James and Lady Mary H. Williams, Sir
Edward and Misses Codrington, Sir Bulkcley and .sady
Philips, Sir Wm. and Lady Lumley, Sir Walter James,
Sir Francis Hopkins, Misses Tyiney Long, Miss Long
Wellesley, Mr. Wentworth, Miss Maude, Misses Stewart,
General Mrs. and Miss Gascoyne, Mr. Bloomfield, Miss
Coutts, Misses Burdett, Mr. and Lady Charlotte Blunt,
Misses Trollope, Miss Copley, Mr. and Misses H. Lamb.
ton, Misses Palk, Misses Ley, Mr. and lion. Mrs. Phil-
lips, Miss Law, Colonel and Mrs. Challoser, Mr. and
Miss Thistlewaito, Mr. and Lady Anne Mackenzie, Mr.
Fitzroy Somerset, Mr. Charles Somerset, Captain Drum-
mond, Mr. Wigram, Mr. Paget, Mr. Knightley, Mr. and
Lady Alicia Conroy, Mr. Dundas, Colonel Wood, M. P.,
Messieurs Parnther, Daahwood, Packenham, Seymoar,
Lumley Saville, Freke, Talbot, Bagot, and Villiers.
REHEARSAL AT ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.
—On Tuesday the charity children belonging to the
various schools within the bills of mortality attended
at St. Cathedral, according to annual custom, to re-
hearse the music sung by them to-day. By the hour
of twelve all the children (about three thousand in num-
ber), had taken the places assigned them, and the
morning prayers having been read by the prebend of the
day, the children, accompanied by the beautiful toned organ
of the church, and under the direction of their surging
master, Mr. Everett, sang the Coronation Anthem and
various responses in the most correct manner. Thoso
children belonging to the schools at a 4istance from town
were conveyed home in omnibuses and 'vans. The cathe-
dral was numerously and respectably attended on the oc-
casion.

Lady Hawarden, who was stated by a Morning
Contemporary to have died at Toulouse on Monday
se'nnight, was quite well and in excellent spirits at lho
Marquis of Hertford's fete in the Regent's Park, on Sa..ai
turday.— Globe.
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT AT THE MAN-
sios-HousE.—Yesterday, the Lord Mayor and the Lady
Mayoress gave a splendid entertainment in the Egyptian
Hall. We observed amongst the company the Earl and
Countess of Brecknock, General Alexander, Colonel Sir
Duncan M'Dougall, Colonel Cochrane, the Chief Justice
of Upper Canada, and Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. and Lady
Elizabeth Ripton, Mr. Lockhart, M. P. Mr. Walton late
M. P. for Berkshire, Mr. Nl' Dougall, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes,
Mr. Purley, of New Brunswick, Mr. and Mrs. Dodd, and
a number of merchants and bankers, besides several mem-
bers of the Corporation.

- SUSPECTED MURDER TWENTY YEARS AGO.
_The skeleton of a person supposed to have! been mur-
dered twenty years ago was on Thursday found in roa4'ing
excavations for the railroad near Gloucester.