The Sun.
London, England, 1836-09-27 00:00:00

OUTING INTELLIGENCE.

DOVER RACES, FRIDAY.
In consequene of the unfavourablestate of the weater the race fA
or the Visitor'sc Plate of 501 on Fridays was deferred tillh Saturday.
Hunters' Stakes of 3 !ors each, with 40 added ; the second horse
to receive 5/. M f the wi. r. Dawson's Lad Graham, rom
Ilst. I Alb nner
Butler 1 1
M y
r' W. White's Yeoman, aged, Ilst. Illb . 2
Air. Leith's Paddy, aged, list. I llb 2 3
Air. Payne's Bess, aged, 1 Ist. 111 b dis

-uespatches were received yesterday, at the Colonial
GDepartment, from the Governor of British Guiana ; from the
overnor of Sierra Leone, dated 9th August ; and from the
i;reor of Ceylon, dated 3d May.
espatches, dated 12th instant, were received yes-
ate_r,y morning at the Foreign Department, from Lord Howard
de Walden, the English Minister at Lisbon.
ter
Des
patciies, dated 17th instant, were received yes-
A bd
y morning at the Foreign Department, from the British
Inoassador at Madrid.
.1_ Despatches, dated 22d March, were received yester-14
'4,„.4Y at the India Board, from Lord Auckland, the Governor-
General of India.
the
General Steam Navigation Company's packet
to Szr Edward Banks, from Rotterdam, arrived off the Cus-
nl Rouse on Sunday • and the Britannia, from Hamburg,
Yesterday, at nine o'clock.
fie The General Steam Navigation Company's magni-
_nent steam-ship Monarch arrived at Blackwell, yesterday, at
e °'cleek, having performed the passage from Edinburgh in
43 hours.
A great number of passengers left London on Sun-
daylast bY the Antwerp Company's splendid steam-ship
man,,cess "Victoria amongst whom were the Earl of Carnwath
'1"-iarnilY, Colonel Perccval, Lady Charlotte Crofton, Mr.
Igne and family, &e.:
Me The Revising Barristers for the city of London,
ossrs• Craig and Milne have appointed Saturday, the 15th
....etober, for opening thoir respective Courts at Guildhall.
The Courts will proceed first with the lists of freemen.
011 Friday the King of the French conferred the
rand Cross of the Legion of Honour upon Count de Wet-
tn''tedt, the Swedish Foreign Minister, who left Paris on Sa-
rday on his return to Stockholm.
ordering
Archbishop of Paris has issued a pastoral letter,
g prayers on the occasion of the appearance of the
cholera in the Roman States.
U. Cassimir Lavigne has nearly finished a new dra-
tznatie
Piece, called La Popularite. The plot takes place in
agland, and the names of the personages are English. A new
comedy in one act, and in verse, is shortly to come out at the
Theatre Francais, under the title of Les Droits d'une Femme.
Letters from Prague of the 14th state the Emperor
of Austria to be suffering much from a cold.
It is said that serious disturbances have broken out
ftroCe!burg, which have required the interference of an armed

Prince George of Cumberland was on the 16th at
Begin.

Colonel Sir George Berkley, K.C.8., who was in-
to/Wed to fill the office of Lord High Commissioner of the
lonian Islands by the present Government, retains his station
on the Staff of the island, with Lieutenant the Hon. Cadogan
as Aide-de-Camp; but 'Major-General Sir Howard Douglas
continues for the present to exercise the functions of High
Commissioner.
Mr. Buckingham, M.P., is at present at Ipswich,
Inhere he intends giving a course of lectures on his travels in
the East.

Dr. Macmichael, author of the " Gold-headed
Cane," and other publications, is dangerously ill at his house,
Half Moon-street, Piccadilly.
Extensive excavations have been made in front of
the Athenaeum Club House, whereon workmen are employed
in4de the hording, making new cellars and additional vaults,
communicating with the sub-apartments of the house.
Great exertions are making to complete the line of
the London and Greenwich Railway in order to open it next
,Icontli. During the past week between 500 and 600 men
slave been employed night and day.
Lori and Lady Talbot de Malahide have been
Inaking g Continental tour, and were last week at Frankfort-
co-the. Ma ine.
Count Servillino has taken up his residence at
Harefield-place, Hendon3
The Hon. Colonel Compton Cavendish has left
town on a tour
pen, d e Campuzano was Secretary to the Coal
the an
Peace the Ambassador from Spain, at the period of
of Amiens.
General Alava, the late Spanish Minister at Paris,
!g -shortly expected to arrive in England from Tours, intending,
It It said, to fix his residence in this country.
Sir Thomas Cartwright, the British Minister to the
th et .at Frankfort, is a great, sportsman, and rents almost all

the majors in the vicinity of that town. Sir Thomas is, how-
ever, very obliging in granting permission to shoot on them.
We perceive by the Naval and Military Gazette,
that Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin has liberally contributed 1001. in
aid of the building fund of the Royal Naval School. This is
Sir Isaac's second donation of 1001. to this excellent institution.
The rumour is revived of a contemplated matri-
tnenial alliance between the Marquis of Douglas, only son of
the Doke oS Hamilton, and Miss Strachan, daughter of the
alareliosa &Ilia, (Lady Strachan.) The young Marquis, in
addition to the large estates attached to the Dukedom of
Hamilton, will inherit the large fortune of his grandfather,
William Beckfo.rd, Esq., late of Fonthill, now of Lansdowne-
crescent, Bath.
The Duke and Duchess of Cleveland have left
Newton House, near Doncaster, for their venerable mansion,
'abY Castle, in the county of Durham, where they will en-
tertain a party of friends. Lord Harry Vane, who generally
resides in Paris, where he is an Attache to the British Em-
bassy, la on a visit to the Noble Duke previous to his return
o tue Continent.
The overseer of Fressingfield, Suffolk, has been con-
s'ileted by the Magistrates at Oxne, in the penalty of 40s. and
co.lts, for disobeying an order of the Oxne Union.
The Derby Town Council, on Monday last, affixed
ane .0f 50/. to any burgess refusing to serve the office of
Mayor. of that town, 15/. for alderman, and 101. for councillor,
auditor or assessor.
The Rajah Ram Roy, son of the celebrated Rajah
died Roy, Ambassador from the King of Delhi, who
i,ed in this country in 1833, arrived on Sunday last from Lord
xeneducles on a visit to the Rev. A. R. Kenney, of Lich.
„d has been introduced to some of the leading families
thatr city. The Rajah professes the Church of England re-
Pon, and speaks the English language remarkably well.
The magncent mansion of Sir Robert Peel, at
v"r A
ayton, Staffordshire, will be finished in the course of a few
eeka, against the return of Sir Robert and Lady Peel, from
their tour on the Continent.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire, Ladies
;barlette and Mary, and Lord Edwin Hill; have been staying
!er the last month at Dundrum, for the purpose of sea-bath-
-I,tt6', and enjoying its pure mountain air, with the beauties of
e eastern coast of Down.
k The Glasgow Chronicle says Lord Brougham's
Glasgow is again quite restored, and that he would have visited
aliesgovi thi season, but for his having determined to avoid
_ risk of periling his health until the meeting of Podia-
toeet, when it is his intention to resume his place in the House
of Lords.
Lord Gardner and his Lady have arrived at
I,Kin-
Park, the seat of Lord Dinorben, where his Royal High-
-as the Duke of Sussex aucl a select circle are assembled.
The Count and Countess Wallis and suite arrived
ti Clarendon Hotel on Sunday last from Rotterdam.
vscount Folkstone, the eldest son of the Earl of
Cl' 610 t has returned to this country from the Continent.
3 Lordship attained his majority on Sunday, the 18th inst.,
LoNgford Castle has, in consequence, during the last
Week been the scene of great festivity.
eeirorlllneg ELoad,;:,:"4 Countess of Chesterfield have left
near Nottingham, on a visit to the Earl and
Where of
to er:e the
races take
,
p_at Heaton Park, near Manchester,
la.ce to-morrow, thence they will return
tetbY Park.
vriz.thßeuin)anuyihntteernodis to bring out the new Parisian.
the Danube, soon after' the opening of
awiltLane ; he will have the aid of Taglioni and Duvernay,
do ith anything can draw money before Christmas this will

REMOVAL ROYAL ACADEMY.—The
OF THE
Porters of the Royal Academy are now busily em loyed, under
th 7 loperintendence of Sir M. A. Shec. and ethpe members of
v . Council, in removing from their anzient resting-places the
,i'ealable antiques, bas-reliefs, and paintings, belonging teo the
s
aessaitemY• The Professor of Anatomy will commence
is . oral lectures in the room at Somerset House, as usual
but it is expected that the Professors of Painting, and Arch' ildincf, as
th_ itecture will deliver theirs in the new bu
Sculpture,.
a.t7hoecciur.la!er in the season. The Council are equally busy
ri _ building in Trafalgar-square. Negociations are going
(2....?10t only with the Council of the Roya.l Academy, but also
Tth the gers of the National Gallery in Pall-niall,
closed_a forts
ast recess there on Saturday. It has been ititi-
l_t El to the officers of that institution, that many valuable
which
donations by distinguished patrons of the art will be made to
ka•gallerY, as soon as it is removed to Trafalgar-square. His
Duke
has been mentioned amono. the number, together with
uuke of Bedford and Lord egremont. A portion of the
scatleA__ Partments of the Royal Academy will, it is believed,
• ' 1,0„! "Zn to the Royal Asiatic Society, the Council of which,
""‘ tart Munster at their head, some time ago made appli-