The Sun.
London, England, 1840-07-28 00:00:00

EVENING EDITION.

COWES-ISLE OF WIGHT.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRE?PONDENT.)
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVALS.

JULY 21.—Turquoise cutter, 78 tons. Lord Lovaine,
from Portsmouth ; Merlin schooner, 104 tons, William
Lyon, Esq., from Portsmouth. Fresh breeze W. S. W.
and squally.
22d.—Gondola schooner, 141 tons, Viscount Canning,
from London. Light breeze W. S. W.
23d.—Clown ketch, 156 tons, Duke of Portland, from
Southampton, and proceeded to the eastward ; Arrow
cutter, 84 tons, Lord Godolphin, from Exmouth, and pro
ceeded for Southampton. Fresh breeze W. N. W.

24th.—Pearl cutter, 130 tons, Marquis of Anglesey
from London.

26th.—Therese cutter, 121 tons, Jos. Reyno!ds, 610
Cherbourg. Light breeze N. N. W.
27th.—Alarm cutter, 193 tons, Jos. Weld, Esq., frt.
London. Light breeze N. W., and cloudy.

SAILING&
21st.—Ke3trel yawl, 202 tons, Commodore Earl Of
Yarborough, for Hull.
22d.—Arundel yawl, 210 tons, William Hanham, Esq.,
for Brighton ; Therese cutter, 121 tons, Jos. Reynolds,
Esq., for Cherbourg.
23d—Gondola schooner, 141 tons, Viscount Canning,
for Lymington, Cherbourg, Cadiz, and Mediterranean 1
Turquoise cutter, 78, Lord Lovaine, for Cherbourg no
Cadiz.

24:h.—Aurora cutter, 40 tons, William Beach, Esclo
for Cardiff; Cynthia cutter, 40 tons, Richard Franklad,
Esq., for Guernsey and Ireland.
27th.--Pearl cutter, 130 tons, Marquis of AngleseP
for Southampton ; Adelaide cutter, 124 tot 8, Hon. H. F.
Walker, for Ireland.
YACHTS AT AND ABOUT THE STATION.
Schooners—Ariel 118 tons, Janette 141 tons, 1110514
Noma 46 tons, Merlin.
Cutters—Arid 71 tons, Nautilus 103 tons, Lod of the
Isles 45 tons, Hebe 68 tons, Emerald 58 tons, Mary 'W
togs, Forest Fly 82 tons, Phebe, Sparrowhawk, GOY'
mede, Midge.
Yawls— Waterlily, Albatros, Alarm.

The Marquis of Anglesey left this morning, in awe'
quence of the death of his brother, Sir A. Paget, part.'
at Dover yesterday.
Lord Sydney is expected at Cowes Castle on Thursdsl
next for the summer.
Sir Robert Peel has not yet taken a house here ; it
supposed that he is waiting for the choice of two cr
large houses, which are expected to be vacant about a.
6th of August.
The preparations which were making for the receptr
of the Earl of Shannon at East Cowes have been stopped
his Lordship is not now expected down.
The term for which the Earl of Durham took linti4,°
Lodge expires on the 31st ; we are not aware that he
tends remaining in Cowes after that period.
The weather has been very unsettled for some time peat;
yesterday we were visited by a storm of thunder, BO"
cling, and rain ; to-day it is beautifully fine, and the ale!:
cury has risen to 29.65. ; on Saturday it was as low
29.33., with a N. W. wind.

The first seven miles of the Maryport and CAI:
lisle Railway, was opened on Wednesday; the 215th. lan,
This portion of tire lure it is OXiiected.Will .bring a- rogt
in coals, and enable the' coat pri;prietors,iat Otiglitersitin sP
Gilcrux, to shiptmar teirfold;greater extent. than; horetofcret
and atlittle.more than:half the cost.. The 'weather-1s a*//011
unfavourable, but notwithstanding, a great zumnbnr qf. ArPgo,
were present, and Ahe,carriages were crowded with passenierb
T.,,venty yvaggons 21,,c0a1s Isicre brought down, in.areat tricunitb
and rejoicing, and the engine continues to ply daily
fifteen to twenty at a trip. A party of about forty geotlenl.,
aicluding the directors and principal shareholders, dined `°,o
nether at the Senhouse 'Arms Inn, and all seemed unaniin!.,4
in the feeling, that the line would be a prosperous one, 450
that after years would see it in active operation from CCI
to the nearest shipping port, thereby uniting the Ger°a
Ocean and Irish Sea. F. L. B. Dykes, Esq., presided;
J. Pocklington, Esq., acted as vice.— Carlisle Journal.
Though the Assizes for Northumberland tom
mence on Saturday next, we are happy in being able. to ssl,
there is not yet a single prisoner for trial.—Durham, Chros•
INCENDIARISM.—This morning between °
t,,10
and two o'clock, a man named William Boswell, a lodger in )1,
house of Mrs. Owen, 4, Market-street, St. George's,
wark, set fire to the window-curtains in his apartment, with 0
intention of destroying the house and its contents. Fortino
oft
the flames were perceived before they hail communicated Jos
ther than that room, the whole of which is destroyed. atr
fire was extinguished by the police. The miscreant vr 0
prehended, and will be examined at Union-Hall this day .
NOBLE INTREPIDITY OF ONE OF 1.;
ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY'S MEN.—This morning, bett:o,
6 and 7 o'clock, a fine youth, sixteen years of age, whileba"'"
in the Serpentine, sunk into a gravel-hole eighteen, feet oneslo
The alarm for a boat was given, and Knight, onto of 'the
sy A
ciety's men, promptly arrived, jumped into the water,
brought the lad up, apparently lifeless. He ultimately recorere; 0
THE WEATHER.---During the week we ha, 0
often been visited at Leeds by heavy falls (grain, which bf- 0
in some measure contributed to darken the bright hopes °„, fins
abundant harvest, entertained among the farmers in our
immediate district.—Leeds Times.
Sight, of all the organs, is one of the most -P_roes;
cious; when once it tends to imperfection particular ;(0,
should be directed in selecting spectacles to afford it asst' 00,0;
These remarks are made in consequence of Mr. E. Sc -sein r
No. 36, Old Bond-street, Piccadilly, and 1, Old Jewry,' Cheat ,
side, having constructed spectacles of that delightful mine";
Amber, which far excel all others in modern use.
beautifully transparent, soften the light to weak. or in 1
eyes, and are better adapted for all persons haul- any roar
employment by day, or lamps or candles at In ab
they may be considered as having been broutit:to such perier
tion as to complete that department of optics appertaini4.,
spectacles. The patronage of the Royal 'Family, and the h%
encomiums bestowed on them by thu principal medical a'
scientific authorities in Europe, render any further pan A'
.
of their superiority quite uncalled for. The Voice Coed r
tors of Mr. E. Solomons' invention measure only a quart,e .
otl
an inch in diameter, and are the most powerful instren,l` t?,O
for relieving deafness. By their use musical sounds and tlss
lowest whisper breathed at a public assembly vibrate nn b(O9
organs of hearing, affording instant relief to all persons ' LOO
hearing is defective. It is highly necessary for all P %sr'
wishing to obtain either of the above inventions to mar
ticularly Mr. Solomons' address, he being in no era f otf
netted with parties of the same name. The disposal 1 ;00P
sively confined to 1, Old Jewry, Cheapside, and ;,1,6 0
street, Piccadilly. , e
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HORIZONTAL FLAT WATCP $'
,
very small and neat with accurately finished jewelled, „-- . l
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raents, are offered in silver cases, Four Guineas anujr l
d
each; gold cases, enamel dial, Ei,ht Guineas • si'vn-r'e
yd
Nine Guineas; gold dial, Ten Guineas each. A
watch
warranty is given with fixed terms, -on which the
always receive any attention req,Aired.
SAVORY, ,
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Watchmaker, JewellerT. COX ,
Sze. 47, Corahill (Seven ct°'s
Gracechwichlstreet), London.
N.B.—Second-hand \Vetches purchased in exchaT4 I
SUPERIOR LONDON-MADE WA-a cors'
—A. B. SAVORY and SONS, Watcruakers, 14°•,q.,0r °P:m
hill, London (opposite the sank of England), salon" 010"
lection a' very large STOCK of Highly-finished Londe /1;0i
WATCHES, the whole of which being manufacturt:frierd
their own inspection, on their own premises, th3yearl
sell at least 251. per cent. below the usual trade price. for Id
tide of the same quality. A printed warranty it give
each Watch.

PRICES MOUNTED IN SILVER CASES.
Fine Vertical Watches, jewelled, with double- 4
b acked engine-turned cases, warranted .............£4
Patent detached Lever Watches, jewelled in four
holds, maintaining power, with seconds hands, 6
and double-backed••••
Either of the above in •silver hunting cases, 10s. 6d- hi If
A.large variety of second-hand Silver Watches, whico„,
been carefully examined, and can be warranted at £2 2s.
GOLD CASES, SIZE FOR LADIES
Fine Vertical Watches, jewelled, in engine-turned is
gold case=, and gold dials, warranted
Fine Vertical Watches, jewelled, with double-backed
engine-turned gold cases and gold dials, warranted ig
Patent detached Lever Watches, jewelled in four .
holes with double-backed gold cases and gold dials, a 4;'
14
warranted
GOLD CASES, SIZE FOR GENTLEm3I'
Patent detached Lever Watclies„ jewelled in four
holes, seconds, and double-backed gold cases, war- 14
ranted
Patent detached Lever Watches, capped, jewelled ?n
14
six holes, seconds, doub.e-backed gold cases r.ne.
enamel dials, warranted
Patent detached Lever Watches, capped, jewelled in
six holes, seconds, 17
double-backed gold case.' and 0
geld dials, warranted
....... • Either of the Gentlemen's Vi atchet. may beklad in gold bun
cases, f 36. each extra
change:oo#'
N.B. Second-hand or
Watches I,urchrsed in

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BIRTHS.
Nl's"
On the 25th inst., at Grove-road, Brixton,
Francis, of a son.
Nefit° /11
On the 25th inst., at Ryde, the lady of William 0
Esq., of Russell-square, of a daughter. f jsol
On , the 26th inst., at Walthaanstow, the lady, ° gi
Helme, Esq., of a son,
1
On the 27th inst., at Upper Grosvenor-street, the 1 , t r
William Al arjoribanks Hughes, Esq., late Captain Kings , If
goon Guards, of a daughter:\ et On the 27th inst., Mrs. John Barber, of Regent-Wilt
a son.
In Harley- street, Lady Stirling, of a daughter.
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MARRIED. JP-
On the 25th inst., Edwin Bennett, of Gravesemt, to
Julia, only daughter of William Wright, Esq., of Tooos4'
On the 25th inst., at Herstmonceaux, Gu•sts"-7„
tooli°
ward, son of the late Francis Hare Naylor, Esq., VI gbh
eeaux-place, to Sarah Anne, eldest daughter n
of P'
Esq., of Wood-green. Car
On the 25th inst., at St. Mary's Church„ Viroolsrie''„hter
tain Baylis, of the Madras Army, to Louisa., youngest dam
of Captain Varlo, of Bowater House, 'Wo-alvtich. teliag
On the '2sth inst., at the British Enf.oassv in Paris, Cl. a •
Ge
Tarral, Esq., M.D., to Vincenza, wiO.ow of the late Mar' '
neral Harriott.

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On Monday, July 27, at his isouse, No. 6, Clarendon't.„4..
Maida-vale, in the 45th year of his age, John Buller, 17,,,d•
for many years the highly-resp n
ected clerk and the receeti the '
mitted partner of Mr. Barker, agent to the proprietors -
country newspapersi, 33, leet-stret. ty reel. I°
On the 7th inst., Mr.F Georgee Orton, of Devonshire'
,A 1
Queen-square, Bloomsbury, aged 60. ~ , N'
On the 21st inst., at Beverley, Stephen Denton. ''-'." , 4
merly of Green-vale, St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, aged 73„;„,.. olor
On the 23d inst., Mrs. Elizabeth Charles, widow. r'"
Richmond, Surrey. 05 O.
On the 24th inst., at Manchester, Peter James, elde' it
the late Peter Paul Grellier, of Wormwood.street. V'
On the 25th inst., at Ecclesfield Vicarage, the Vey'
Scott, vicar of Catterick, aged 72. 110'4
On the 26th inst., in Cambridge-street, Mrs. Thturias
of Beddington, aged 55. , Var
On the 26th inst., Mary, the daughter of Mr. ftnber-
shaw Mann, of Parliament street, aged 11. , 13111'
On the 26th inst., at Ealing, licrriet, the, vlfe of 0°-
botson, Esq. iy foriis .
On the t26th inst., Augustus Ferdinar,d, son of jr.l
Schreacck, of Islington.
On the .9,7 th inst, at Wanstead, Essex, Agatha, the "'ire Di
Jonathan Chapman Esq aged 38. o{ f,
'.m0..--,..___2....1ir viva, • i
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the county of Middlesex.", •Tuesday, July 28, 184°'