The Sun.
London, England, 1836-05-16 00:00:00

WINDSOR-SUNDAY.

Their Majesties returned to the Castle about six o'clock
yesterday afternoon from town, escorted by a party of the
Royal Horse Guards.
This morning the Guards walked into the Grand Qua-
drangle, and were inspected by the King.
Lord Glenelg arrived to-day from town.
The Rev. Mr. Gossett performed divine service this morning
in the private chapel of the Castle.

Earl Grey sat to Mr. E. H. Bailer, R.A., on
Tuesday, for a colossal statue of his Lordship, which is to be
erected at Newcastle.

The Duchess d'Abrante,s has just undergone an
operation for a tumour under the arm, which threatened to de-
prive her of the use of her right hand. The Duchess sup.
ported the operation with great courage.
The Earl and Countess of Mulgrave have taken
a suite of apartments at the Clarendon Hotel during their stay
in town. Colonel D'Aguilar, Adjutant-General in Ireland,
accompanied the Noble Earl from Dublin.
We understand that clever little actress, Miss
Malcolm, takes a benefit this evening at the Olympic.
Mrs. \Vaylett, Mrs. Orger, Mr. Barnett, Mr. T. Green,
Mr. Mitchell, and Mr. Forrester, lend their assistance.
From the bill of fare we expect a rich musical treat from that
first of ballad singers, Mrs. \Vayictt.

On Monday, while F. Adams, Esq., of Rathconnell,
was in the act of eating some bread and milk, he took a fit of
sneezing and instantly expired. An inquest was held on Wed-
nesday morning before Hugh Dixon, Esq., when the Jury re-
turned a verdict of " Died by the visitation of God."—lrish
Paper.

Between 11 and 12 o'clock on Friday night the
printing-office of Mr. Knox, proprietor of the Clare Journal,
Ennis, fell a prey to the flames. The fire was caused by the
carelessness of an apprentice, who it is said, had fixed a candle
against one of the walls, and thus the conflagration arose.
Limerick Chronicle.

The Leipsic Gazette has a letter from Constanti-
nople of the 13th of April, which says that alarming accounts
had been received from Bosnia by the Seraskier, and that both
the Vizier of Roumelia and the Vizier of Bosnia asked for re-
inforcements, in consequence of which orders were sent for
3,000 regular troops immediately to proceed from Adrianople
to that province. Assistance from Prince Milosch was also
expected.

The number of Revising Barristers appointed to re-
vise the lists of voters for the counties, cities, and boroughs in
England and \Vales, was in 1832, 165, who were occupied
3,662 days, at a cost of 30,4001. ss. 9d. ; in 1833, 169 bar-
risters, 2,632 days, cost 23,1821. I Is. 3d. ; 1834, 170 bar-
risters ; 2,585 days ; cost 22,5201. 10s. 10d. ; and in 1835,
174 barristers ; 3,138 days ; cost 32,000/. ss. 2d.

CAUTION TO VORACIOUS EATERS.—WC lately
described the case of a child who was choked by a bean
having lodged in the throat, which could not be removed. A
similar accident has recently occurred. A few nights ago, a
tailor, in Paris, named Villars, went to sup with one or two
friends at a house in the Rue Aubry le Boncher. They had
scarcely taken their scats, when Villars was taken with sudden
indisposition, and rose precipitately from the table, muttering
some indistinct words ; he rushed towards the door, and fell
upon the pavement to rise no more. In the first instance the
party suspected poison, but a medical man having been called
in, he examined the deceased, and found a lump of meat in his
throat weighing, at least, three ounces, which, in his eager-
ness, the unhappy man had attempted to swallow without
chewing.—French Paper.