The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-08 00:00:00

CLERICA,L INTELLIGENCE.

The Rev. Thomas Harvey, 4., who during the last seven
years has filled the office of British Resident Chaplain in Tus-
cany, and afterwards at Clenoa, wi►!; so much zeal and ability,
has just been appointed h►r Majesty's Resident Chaplain at
Frankfort, in thn room of the Rev, Samuel Lindsey, appointed
to the Chaplaincy at Genoa,
The Rev. William bind, M. A., Fellow of St. Peter's Col-
lege, Cambridge, has been instituted to the vicarage of Cherry-
hlnton, in This County, by the Bishop of Ely ; Patrons, the
Master and Fellows of that Society.
The Rer. Charles Townley has recently bean presented to
the living of lladstock, near Linton, vacant by the death of
the Rev. Mr. Carr; Patron, the Lord Bishop of Ely.

CHELTENHAM, SEPT. s.—The fete at the Pit-
vine Spa stas a remarkably pleasant one. It was under the
patronage of Lady Rodney, cue. ; and under the Steward-
ship of Lord Rodney, Lord De Saumarez, Sir Charles Mor-
gan, Bart., ; and although Lord and Lady Rodney were
absent, yet the assemblage included a largo number of fashion-
ables. Dancing did not terminate until after four. The Earl
of Ducie, accompanied by Lady Moreton and Lady Caroline
Moreton, has lett for Woodchester Park, near Stroud. Count
D'Orsay and the Countess of 131essington left early last week.
The Countess Aunesley and family have left Oriel Lodge for
their seat in Ireland. Thd E3rl of Ca-logan, Lord North-
wick, acaege. and Lady nose, Lord Dynevor, Lord Junes
Butt, r, &c., have recently taken their depaouve. The Dow_
agar Lady Rodney, accompaned lay end Hon. Major Rodney and
Ho.t. Miss Rodney, ha% arrived. Sir Charles Motion,
has arrived at Crowe House, Irons visits at Bognor,- &c., and
will shortly be joined by Lord and Lady Rodney ; Lord and
Lady Bateman, and the Hon. Misa Bateman, have arrived for
the season. General Hill, accompanied by Colonel and Mrs.
Hill, bays arrivcd in the Crescent. Arrivals—,The Marquis
de Bclinge, Sir \V. Wilson, Hon. str, Miss Talbot, Sir
R. and Lady Cunliffe, Sir 1-1, Teirm, Lady Belgtave, Cal.
Carle, Lady Darrell, Sir F. Alt, the lion. Mrs. and Mn, W.
Grieve, Lady- Gordon, Hon. Miss Gordgas Major- General
Behalves, Colonel Howe, Lady licln4o, Mr. Ellice, M. P.
Lady Dcnshaw, Colonel %racer, the Chef Baron of Ire.
laid and Mrs. W4fo, Mr. East, M. P. ; Sir A, Bailey,
Iluncurable Mr. Selkirk, Honourable Miss Major-
Oeneral Standish, Sir John and Lady Mansell, Colonel and
Mrs. Henderson, Lieutcliant- Colonel and Mrs. Lloyd, Sir J.
Leeds, Sir Edward and Lady Caldweller, Sir A. :Ind Lady
Caldwcll,

THE PRINCE OF OUpt..--iliS Highness the
Prince of Oude arrived At Manchester on Thursday evening.
On Friday his HiOmess visited the large cotton mills and fae-
torius of Messrs. Ashton, at Hyde. - lie said, that one of
the principal objects of his visiting this part of the coun-
try was to see all the procenei of the cotton manufacture.
Ile also viiiitetl the eollieries in the neighbourhood; and
wag gouiewhat minute in his inquiries. IN Highness is
a peat man otherwise than by birth for though only
three months turned thirty years of age, his stature is up-
wards of six feet, and @ is an exceedingly large and
heavy person. To save the inconvenience of ascending and
clegeendiog the various flights of stairs at a manufactory, his
Highness was conveyed to and fro in rho hoist, which seemed
to give him great satisfaptinn, and he exclaimed, "Ah you Eng-
lish do 8.114404 m." Happening to pass a weighing maelt;ne,
and leaming Its use, his Highness expressed a vials to know
his weight in English measures. His w.sh was complied with,
and it was found that his weiz,bt was just three hundred and
twenty-two 7.,Tißci,g, twenty three stone ! He expressed his
ir,to.nlittinont at the rapidity with which every oisotation in
manufactures, and, in fact, every transaction ielife was per-
formll ed. " I here everybody busy," was his observation I
" ain hurry:" i/e pirch4sed at every manufacttariug ir,oncern
-tile4 he yisltcd in this town anti tw.itzhllCAlFtlood some articles
ilino:•ative of thg
Wes Which it is hisstY":lVhilicileirksf"."l'.':!..teor!titoh: Tl'otv.yualardr Wts b -neve, notw;•.]-..11an „ng.
in his large proportions, that his
tom a
on uufda
ec
Ili';'l".:ness rigidly conforms to the customs of his fathers, espe-
cially at the table; and that he is in fact remarkably abate-
mious.—Manchester Guardian,
-A rc,w, miles from Derby, and but a short time
e ago
two brothers of a respectable family married two siLhe
etrs
;r
athirdsister,
brother, feeling disappointed that there was not a
tiler to wife.—.l)erki Reporter.
determined not to marry out of the family, and took the mo-

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(FROM MR OWN CORRESPONDENT )
POiZTSMOUTII, Sept. 7. La Harbour —The Britannia, 120,
flag-ship, Victocy, 104, ordinary guard ship
g : ; Excelhat,
gunn. r)-skip; Royal Geoie yacht ; 10 ; G rgon,
steam- frigate ; Me.senger, steam-tramp t ; Tend, rs, Fanny,
anl Gass tm.sr, aad Cul low, 10, for p oar.
In Ilaslings, 74. fitting tl-e reeepti 0111;e
Q;:C(11 arNager ; Ac :inn, 2-S; and 0 Cet 8, 1*.4.
In Deck--Not any V.ing
At Soithead—Thfs Edinhergl,, 74, fiitii g
and u i:1 accom:a ;y do. llastirgs
Art iva!s, &c., dining the Weck —On Saturday
the Ist, arrived the Curlew, gun-brig, from the coast of Africa,
brioging as passeng, ra the prize crow of the Camoens a Pio-
tuguese slaver taken by the Sappho in the West Indies. On
Suaday the 21, sailed the Diligence, naval transport, for the
westwa:d On Monday the 3,1. the Curlew, 10, came into
harbour for paying off: On Tuesday the 4th, agile] the
Pique, for Sheerness, to fit fur the rece,piutt of - the Matquli
of Clabrienrd,?, whom she will euntey to St. P,ter. burgh ;
And the Stakesby, transport, fur the eastward. On Wedhes.
day the bth, the Atalanta steam vessel arrived from Guernsey,
with a detachment of the 00th Rifles, and sailed thither
again the same day.
On Wednesday the sth, Mr. John W. Drummond paned
his examination in semminship to serve as Lieutenant in her
Majesty's navy ; also, William 11,nry Harris, to serve as
Purser; and Mr. Charles Maitland, to serve as Master's As.
sistant. It is with great pleasure that the promotion of Mr.
Arthur Kennedy, Mate of the Britannia, to the rank of Lieu-
tenant, has been received at this port. It may be recollected
that this gentleman was one of those unfortunate Officers who
attended the meeting of Mates, held at the George Inn, Poets.
mouth, to express their regret a' the refusal of the Commandp.nt
of the Plymouth divisi n of Royi.l Marines to gralt the Land of
that corps to attend the funcral of their brother officer, Mr.
Lewis, and to express their thanks to the CPl.enel of the 29. h
Regimer.t for his kindness on that oecae.on, and which mutiny,
very properly, drew down the 4isplcasure of the Admiralty,
The affiir, however, from the present promotion, must have
blown over, and I sincerely trust that two or three others, who
bad reasonable hope of their promotiOn at the coronation, wilt
not now have long to wait ere they find themselves raised to
the same rank. Mr. Kennedy passed his exarnnation for a
L'euteaant on the Ist day of Sqtember, 1830, and conse_
quently has been fourteen years in the service, and during this
time five times Acting Lieutenant. A Masters Assistant, late
l olonging to thu Pair It-AatnoLd, and who're as discharged
thence into the Curlew for a passage to. En.;land, owing hi
s ;me misconduct, attempted to commit suicide on Wednesday
last, by cutting his throat. The wound, though severe, is not
dangerous. Rae, ris nearly ready for commissioning, Revenge
in a state of great forwardness, and Cameleon has been taken
into dock to be examined.