The Sun.
London, England, 1849-09-11 00:00:00

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COURT CIRCULAR.
BALMORAL, SEPT. Stag
Her Majesty and the Prince drove out this morn
in a pony carriage.
Acti
The Prince of Wales rode out on horseback, Litton-
by Mr. Birch.
Mr. Allison is expected to-day to arrive on a vs- 10
her Majesty,
The Royal dinner party this evening will include-s`le
Portman, the Right Hon. Fox Maule and Mrs. Altiti,
Sir Alexander and Lady Duff, and Mr. Allison.

DEATH OF THE BISHOP OF NORWICH.—It i 5 mit
be
deep regret that we have to record the death of t,
Bishop of Norwich, which took place on Thursday 1490
at Brahan Castle. near Dingwall, Ross-shire. -I'
Right Reverend Prelate was only ill for a short lima;
but his malady fatally terminated in a congestion of tvf
brain. The deceased was the second son of Sir T. `l'
Stanley, of Alderld.y, Cheshire, and was born in 1779,5"„
that he was seventy years of age. He was educated at
St. John's College, Cambridge. He was formerly recto
of Alderley, and was appointed Bishop of Norwich /of
1837. The Right Reverend Prelate was also a Clerk
the Closet to the Queen, President of the Linnean Socieq:
and one of the Commissioners appointed, in 1841:13`;
inquire into the state of the British Museum. ;lie.
Right Reverend Prelate was greatly beloved and
e, of
spected by all classes in his diocese, in censorlo3%r
his exertions in promoting education, and 10 509
porting charitable institutions of every deseriptiov•
end
was married in 1810 to the daughter of the Bever ill'
Oswald Leycester, by whom he leaves a large faTti
yb
He was the author of the "Familiar History of Brf":o.
Birds"—a work which has acquired an extensive Cl
lation.

DEATH OF THE RIGHT Ray. DR. KEATING'.Oi
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Ferns (Dr. Keatile-ra
who had been for some time labouring under sewn
indisposition, died in Wexford on Friday evening 'OO
The deceased prelate had but recently returned fro
England, whither he had gone and visited some °log
mineral springs, in the hope of resuscitating hie fin
health. He had nearly completed his 70th year. 31st
DEATH OF PETER ALLAN.—On Friday, the f s
ult., the famous Peter Allan, who had hewn hhils'wee
suite of a dozen rooms out of the magnesian
rock at Marsden, on the see-coast, between P°lo 0,
Shields and Menkwearmeuth, died of inflareti at
aged 50; and, on Sunday, his remains were interred
Whithurn, in the presence of his aged father seuhead
ther, both of them upwards of 84 years old,—Gates
Observer.
0 the
BRISTOL, SEPT. 9.—Amongst the victims -f 6t.
present pestilence is the Rev. Mr. Bullock, rector of 0
Paul's, who expired at his residence, Portland-squer.:o9
six o'clock this morning. The rev. gentleman, wii°as
rather advanced in years, had been particularly as,i,nor,
in attending on the poor of his district during the plaboy
lie was seized with diarrf COA on Thursday, and wa'snr,
tended yesterday by Dr. Greig, his son•in,law9is
Washborough, and Dr. Symonds. Dr. Greig (1; 3,
medical attendant) succeeded in stopping the diarrilce.%
but on the other medical gentlemen visiting him at s„le,
o'clock yesterday evening he was in a state of collTd
Mr. Williams, one of the district visiting surgeons,
of cholera to-day at his residence, Stokes Cioft.
EILEAN AIGAS.—Sir Robert
and Lady Peel enter;
tamed to dinner on Thursday last the following
L'
and gentlemen, most of' whom then saw for the :1
time the islsed of Aigas, and were much gratified
the appearance of the pie:tire sque spot:—Mrs. Busse
0
W. Russell, jun., Esq , Miss Russell ; E. RHO, -1'.141:',
Curriemony, Miss Bligh, Miss Victoria Bligb,
Bliizh, jun.; Dr. Nicol, Inverness; and J. C. Legh,
M.P. Numerous parties have paid their respects 3:4)i
tendered a Highland welcome to Sir Robert and 1-41 t,
Peel, including the Lord Lovat, the Master of Lo`t'of
Mrs. Fraser, of Stricken, Colonel and Mrs. Baillie,eo,
Redcastle, Lieutenant• Colonel Shirreff, &e. We ilitcg
tinned last week that Sir Robert Lad brought down a 50
in his forest on the 26th instant. He was accornP"or
by Captain Inge, Mr. Lloyd, and Mr. Corbett.
„0t
Robert enjoyed the day's sport very much, and did
return to Eileen Aigas till past ten o'clock in the ec,tl
ing. Up to Saturday evening last, Sir Robert had bagged
brace of grouse.—lnverness Courier.
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ROYAL MARINES —WOOLWICH, SEPT. 1,•••••••• dOf
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have approve the
the sentence of the coot t-martial recently held a' 00
Royal Malice Barracks here for the trial of Sergefor
Robert Morris, 94th Company of Royal Marines, ;0g
embezzlement of upwards of 44/. intrusted to hire. berth
overdrawn in his bills as pay-sergeant of the Fo°lloo3,
Grand Division (or Seventh and Eighth Parade `';oes
parries), sad for having deserted from the Royal gsAr'n t
at Woolwich on or about the 30th August, 1848, 3" -
,s 4
returned until cn or about the 16th of August, ,Lval
when he surrendered himself as a deserter at the „Tier
Marine Barracks at Woolwich to Sergeantal;d3.'er
Thomas Corbett, of the Royal Marines. The prislo
pleaded Guilty, and the Court taking into considerate p,
the necessity of checking embezzlement and delehrthao
sentenced him to seven years' transportation, will' er
been confirmed by their Lordships, and the Prishito
will be handed over to the civil power to carry it
ffect.
The Lord Chancellor has derived considerable
p,
benefit from visiting Dover for a short period, and
,„/Ire'
if he continue in his present healthy state, be able `", tbe
sumo his judicial duties in the Court of Chancery at
commencement of the next term.
niCie
COLONEL SIBTHORP.—The Lincolnshire hr tot
states that Colonel Sibthorp has had a relepse, ""
he now lies dangerously ill.
The Earl of Ellenborough, who has again tttei;
up his residence at his seat Southern- house, g9:eir
dinner and clothes en Saturday, to the children 1," the
in instruction in the different parochial schools in
neighbourhood. uos‘
Talents, like riches, are dangerous for theirFio
sessors to display them on every eceasion. Mediuc
both intellectual and physical, is the best shield, uncir the
egst
surest protection against envy and detraction.--""
Cook's Jora•ncl.
In the Smyrna advices of the 26th ult. it ist tele;
that the markets remained tranquil. Manufacturesas,4

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at about previous prices, and there was not much , mv dojoel
in exports. Opium was held firmly, and olive ell "-of
yellow grain were also well maintained. The crop is'
rigs, it was remarked, would, on the average, pi oyes°
factory. Shipping was abundant, and the rate of

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