The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-10 00:00:00

THREE O'CLOCK

List of the m
House going into Ci
lief Bill :
Attwoocl, T. Granby, Marquis
Bodkin, John James Hayes, Sir E. S.
Brabazon, Sir W. J. Ingestrie, Lord
Bridgman, Hewitt Kemble, Henry.
Chester, H. Lockhart, N. M.
Duncombe, W. Macnamara, W.
Evans, G. Maxwell, H.
Fitzsimon, N. O'Connell, J. TELLERS.
Gore, 0. J. R. O'Connell, Morgan Steuart, K. "Th•-
Gore, 0. NV. Stanley, E. J. 0
Mr. James was prevented by illness from attending the 110115
last night, or he would have given his vote in favour of the
original motion on the Irish Poor Bill.
of,
Never was any man so fitted, witnout dereliction -
principle, to join any party, Tory, Whig, or Radical, as La,
Ashburton. In the House of Commons he was con.spicunt!
for speaking one way and voting another, and for advancing '
doctrine at the commencement of his speech, and demolishing
it before he came to the conclusion. All that is wanting in On
for an interesting debate carried on by one person is a Or
%
pound voice, like that possessed by one of the oldest
of the collective wisdom. With that he would be per-
fect in his kind. In the House of Lords, on the third react-
ing of the Canada Bill, he exemplified his remarkable habits
by blaming the Government for not giving Lord Durham Wye',.
to convene the Lower House of Assembly, and concluded 14
saying that
could hebelnieovtedbetheexedricsipsoedsi.tion of the Members was
such
that itSEAMEN'S HOSPITAL.-We cannot see the annus
meeting of the supporters of this charity mentioned in the dad,'
newspapers, without saying a few words to direct the public t
attention to so truly philanthropic, and admirable an associa"
tion. Thousands and tens of thousands of the gay and wealthy,
as well as of the laborious and less favoured classes, who
to and fro on that mighty highway, the Thames, see the 0,1
Dreadnought lying at Greenwich, grand and imposil
even in her dismantled state, and little know or think
of the beneficent purposes to which her floating ie,via.
than bulk is now devoted. No more bearing the pr'"
tish thunder to quell proud foes wherever ocean rolls, suB
is given to a yet higher and holier British object, She is an
Hospital ! sustained by voluntary bounty, for the relief of gee-
men of all nations. She is no longer the appalling adversary'
but she is the friend and benefactor of mankind. Ever open
to the voice of misery, the distressed have but to approach her
side, and utter their complaint, when, without extraneous re"
commendation or introduction, they are immediately receive'
on board, their wants cared for, and their ailments ministered
to, by every means which humanity and skill can supPlY;
This is a noble Charity, and worthy of England. The goo'
it does surpasses description ; need we add a syllable more
No.—Literary Gazette. •
The Navy Estimates for 1838 have been laid on
the table of the House of Commons, and printed. The whole
sum required to be voted for 1838, 1839, is 4,596,024/., beingt
34,504/. more than the actual vote for last year. The amain
of wages, and, consequently, the number of men is the sarn6
in both years. The principal increase is on the victual'
which, from prices being higher, will cost 52,000/. more thus
year than last. There is also an increase of 18,0001. on the
article of stores, and of 26,0001. on the miscellaneous service!'
There is a reduction of 6,0001. on the scientific branch. The
items we have enumerated, however, make the sum required
for the active service this year more than the last greater than
we have above stated. In fact, the estimate for the active ser"
vice this year is 73,000/. more than last year. To counter-
balance the increase in the active service, however, the redne-
tions on the dead weight of the Nary are considerable. The
half-pay is 27,000/., and pensions and allowances, 11,000/. less:
for 1838 than 1837. We are glad to see this heavy branch Of
the public expenditure beginning at length sensibly to d°-
crease, for it will supply the resources for the active service
without adding to the public burdens.

inority of 25 who
ommittee last night o:

voted against the
)n the Irish Poor Re-

O'Neil, J.
Parker, R. T.
Pryme, O.
Scarlett, R. C.
Verner, W.
'SVestenra, H. R.
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MARRIED.
On Saturday, the 10th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square'
by the Rev. W. H. Dickenson, B. C.L., Curate, Charles Cochran
Esq., son of the late Hon. Basil Cochrane, of Portman-square, t,'!,
Mrs. Stawell Chudleigh, of Devonshire-place, widow of the law
Rev. Stawell Chudleigh.

DIED.
On Tuesday, the ht inst., in Cursitor-street, Chancery-lanef
greatly regretted, Mr. Thomas Murphy, law stationer.
On the 4th inst., at Waterfoot, near Penrith, Francis, infant
son of Captain Salmond, late of the Queen's Bays.
On the sth inst., at Henley •on-Thames, Mrs. Benson, aged 76'

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