The Sun.
London, England, 1849-08-20 00:00:00

RETURN OF CASES DURINU THE WEEK
ENDING AUG. 18. •
Attacks. Dgathe

In London and vicinity, viz.:—
Lambeth ... ... ..
Bermondsey ... ...
Southwark ••• •••
Whitechapel ... ...
Greenwich
Bethnal-green ... •••
Other localities ... ...
In England and Wales, viz.:—
Liverpool ... ... •••
Merthyr Tydvil ... •••
Dowlais ... ••• ...
Cardiff .„
••• •••
113 mouth.. •• •••
Mevagissey ••• •••
Newcastle-under-Lyme ...

... 79 28
... 98 29
... 92 70
...1,642 693

... 824 290
... 114 55
... 156 69
... 43 21
... 153 89
... 13 17
... 13 5
.. 33 8
...1,259 578

Leeds ...
Other towns
.n Scotland, viz.:—
Dundee ...
Other towns

189 104
78 38

Total ...

5,275 2;279

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.—We have great sa-
tisfaction in being privileged to announce, and we are
sure the intelligence will prove highly gratifying to the
people at large, that it is in contemplation to appoint
an early day of fast, prayer, and humiliation, that Pro-
vidence in his infinite mercy may be pleased to stay the
devastating malady with which this and the sister
countries are now afffictingly visited. Tho precise day
has not yet been fixed, but we understand that it will
be either Thursday next, or some early day next week
most suited to the convenience of the clergy and the
community at large.—lt is said to be the intention of
her Majesty to confer the honour of a marquisite on Lord
Clarendon, in recognition of his able, judicious, and im-
partial discharge of the Vice-regal duties, and as an
evidence of the heartfelt satisfaction which the Sovereign
derived from her reception in Ireland. The patent con-
ferring a baronetcy on the Lord Mayor of Dublin will be
forwarded to Ireland on Saturday next, from Balmoral,
where it is to receive the royal sign manual. Sir William
Somerville's elevation to the peerage has not been deter'
mined on. Sir George Grey will leave Balmoral on
Wednesday afternoon for his seat in Northumberland.
The Eight Hon. Gentleman is to be relieved from his
official duties in attendance on the Sovereign by the
First Minister of the Crown, Lord John Russell. Lady
John Russell remains at Richmond Park, not having as
yet sufficiently recovered from her recent indisposition.
The Noble Premier is likely to remain at Balmoral at
least one fortnight. A reduction in the officers and staff
of the Royal yacht Victoria and Albert has been deter-
mined on. In the tremendous sea on Sunday last, on the
passage from Belfast to Greenock, the framework of this
splendid ve,sel's engine gave way, and she is now under-
going repairs. The freight ship Marlborough, having
troops on board for Bengal, is detained at Portsmouth,
in consequence of the cholera having made its appearance
on board, and some of the men having died. It is ex-
pected that the whole of the detachments will be com-
pelled to disembark.— Weekly Chronicle.
[ADVERTISEMENT.] —A Bruised Foot Cured, and
Amputation of the Toes Prevented, by Holloway's Ointment
and Pills.—Mr. Oliver Smith Jenkins, Falkirk, when super-
intending the erection of a railway bridge, had his severelyfonotin
led _that
bruised by the falling of a heavy stone.
serious consequences would result from it,
ho informed him
in burgh,
of the most eminent surgeons Edin who
APPrenhseulted some
that to effect a cure two of his toes m_ must be amputated; re-
, fusing to submit to this he returned_tieZuatkirk, and commenced
and, miraculous as it
using Holloway's ,Ointment and
r may appear, these invaluable medicines healed his foot, and in
I
three weeks he was enabled to resume his empllyment. Sold
by all Druggists; and at Professor Holloway's Establishment,
7 244, Strand, London.