The Sun.
London, England, 1831-12-02 00:00:00

ALIVWICK.

A Board of Health has been establit
under the direction and presidency of Lord
who has been indefatigable in making the
arrangements. Their Graces the Duke ani
of Northumberland, in addition to their

cities of soup, milk, and bread, are liberal]
buting wine, porter, and butcher's mea►
poor sick families as require them.
Upwards of 1,2.504 has been subscr4
relief of the necessitous poor at Sunderlank
Wearmouths during the present inclemen
the season and the prevalence of the choler
Of this sum the Marquis of Cleveland
tributed 2001.; the Marquis of Londondr
the Bishop of Durham, Sir H. William

M.P., and W. Russell, Esq., M.P., 50/.

about 1001. was collected at various places
on Sunday se'nnight.
The Marquis of Londonderry has given
a'd of the fund fur cleansing and purifyin'
tations of the poor in Sunderland, and o►'

tributing to their relief and comfort; a,
addition, ordered an unlimited distributif

coals to those who stand in need of them

John Bowes, Esq., of Streatlam
offered to the Board of Health, at Sund(
use of the noble residence of Hylton Cul
the accommodations provided for the cholt._
should prove insufficient for securing die hfl
the town, or a proper attention to the fill
themselves.

BROWN, THE AMERICAN Nov'
The tenth volume of " The Standard Novels," is
by the conclusion of SCHILLER'S "Ghost
complete.
" Edgar Huntly, or the Seep Walker,"
read, fo r the first time, one of %own's best rofor-,
a memorable circumstance in our intellectual iiie r
his themes supernatural or magical, we might tir,
them after perusal, or, at any rate, the impress'''. if
not haunt our minds with unfailing tenacity; 10")#,
scenes he loves to depict (strange though they Ife 00,
out of those mysteries of our nature, the effects ~010
we have all witnessed, or may witness, and to IV
are all more or less subject, we cannot bid hie
depart' after he has once raised them ?".---P
Memoir.

There is little doubt of the fact that the v
de Verd Islands have declared for DONNA MAMA'. l
The common garden engine, which >s,
tamable at a small price, and is easily kept in 0"1-of
been found extremely useful in quenching fires in
c3rn stacks.

IRTHS.
On the 29th ult. at Gresse Bnhall-hall, Norfolk, the ow
Hill, Esq. of a daughter. 01
On the Esq.,
ult. the lady of Charles Berkeley, .ea`e
tagu.place, Russell-square; of a daughter.
MARRIED. .
On the Ist inst. at St. George's, Hanover-square.,:eKy
wards at the Roman Catholic Chapel, Little St. Geolt-e4p
Count Alexander Walewski, to Lady Caroline Montag...
ter of the Countess of Sandwich. This Polish Noblelaslp
not more than 24 years of age, was employed to
diplomatic affairs of the late Polish Provisional Govr"
London.
On the 2,-?th ult. at Dover, R. Jones, Esq., of East
county of Kent, and Avebury House Wilts, to Awn!
daughter of T. Saunders, Esq., British Consul at St- •
Somme, France. ,„1„,
DIED.
101.1111

On the 518th ult. at Worthing, Sarah Elizabeth, ~.
late 11. B. Barnard, Esq., of Cave Castle Yorkshire,o7 j3l
(laughter and co-heiress of the late R. Gee, Esq.,
Burton, Yorkshire, aged 61. trrel]
On the 29th ult. Mr. Samuel Dolby, of Wardour-s
On the 2Sth ult. E. R. C. Whatmore, Esq. of UpPer
Middlesex.
Rill
On the 27th ult. from hypertrophy of the heart,
daughter of G. Gwilt, Esq., of Southwark, aged 17,..Thrt1l
On the 27th ult. at Bordorgan, Anglosea, MarY,P" fi?
ter of A. E. fuller, Esq., aged 14.
On the 27th ult. Ann, wife of J. Heathcoat, °I.
Devonshire.

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