The Sun.
London, England, 1836-09-06 00:00:00

LITERATURE.

BEN BRA® 3 Vols.
By CAPTAIN CII-1 3/ IL'R, R.N.
Bentley, London, 1836.
The in short time in which this novel has
reached a second edition, shows that we were not mis-
taken in our first estimate of the gems of popularity
!cattered with in a lavish hand over its pages. Although,
zio
a.te ur
_o,"
opinion, not equal to the Author's " Unfortu-
this sMaeason. it is still the finest naval tale published
In this edition the whole work has under-
Pne a careful revision by the Author. The plates are
tby Cruikshank. The best is the devil flying away with
he headless trunk of the Pirate.

GHTON-MONDAY.

da_,J.ur. arrivals are both numerous and important, and each
NY, nrulgs its accession to our visitants. Lord Colville has
is ea up his residence in Brunswick-square. Mr. Ewart, M. P.,
is It the Bristol. The Countess Dowager of St. Germain's
crescent.
Brunswick-terrace. Lady Pennant is at the Royal-
fer cent. Lady Sophia Whitchcote is among the departures
reedt.he raetropolis. The Earl and Countess of Ross are
the New !ling in Brunswick-square. Lady and Miss Ford are at
arri ew Steine Matthew and Lady Tierney have
L.„,yed at their residence,Pavilion-parade. Lord and Lady ;01ntz rev a,
„" a visit to the Earl and Countess of Burling-
Stel Eastbourne. Lady Canning is a guest at the New
fur
Hotel. Lieut-Col. White is at the Marine-parade.
hasuur letters from Dieppe mention that the Duke of Orleans
pined his Royal brothers at Eu, and that their Majesties
probably arrive at that Royal domain ere this.
tiderairbeTlohnilgrsidugaY evening, about seven o'clock the driver of a
to Chapman's brewery was employed in
ilerilvneril;g some beer at a house in the King's-road, when,
"g his temporary absence, the animal started off towards
leaFdennY-square, and there came in contact with a hand-fly,
pl!e of which the man who usually drives it was seated,
°eYeir% a comfortable nap. Fortunately the contact took
, la an oblique direction, so that no other damage was
astonish than overturning the little vehicle, and giving the
?flished inmate several good rolls over and over, which
Pethe effect of waking him, without doing further damage.
win_ horse was stopped at the opposite corner of the square,
;lit causing more mischief.
'idea! aged Earl of Westmoreland continues to take his
Paired in aPparent good health, though his sight is so much im-
ed that his groom always rides before to guide the way. inpAlfatal accident took place at Dieppe, on Monday.morn,
Agile Young gentleman from Paris, an expert swimmer,
lathing' was seized with the cramp, and sunk to rise no
-.ore
a few'
.The -body was brought to land after the lapse of only
resuscitations,Pun but the vital spark had fled, and all means of
shOArod vain.
tTily 1i °l3i:i" prevails in France, that the King of Naples will
°deans. united to his cousin, the Princess Clementine of
extremely
actillee intercourse with the opposite coast continues
fifty , the number of passengers averaging from thirty, to
On Monday last the Dieppe packet brought the Count
e Rasse and suite the Hon Mr. Butler, &c.
At our corn-market, on Thursday last, old and fine wheats
Were
the advance ; other grain sold at the previous prices.
iq hops have made considerable improvement ; picking,
."any places, will commence this day.