The Sun.
London, England, 1840-10-07 00:00:00

ITALY.

ROME, SEPT. 2 a ion delay the Marebese
g
del Carew), Minister of State, has arrived here fr°T
Naples, to sign the Convention fixing the frontier line.
He has already had a conference with Cardinal Bera:
netti, and the publication of the Convention is expec,teris
which relates merely to au exchange of some Per""
of territory. There can be no question about 13°1;
vento and Porte Corvo till Naples shall resolve to ce",,,
a territory with a population equal to that of the t"
principalities.
Since the Pope has returned he has twine visited 11. -
Vatican, and given audiences to severe'. foreigners Bee
natives of distinction. His presence has caused Reif
to be more animated, especially now that the great
milks are by degrees coming from their country-silt
Though we were not without apprehension that 1""
many warlike armaments and reports might deter roan/
strangers from corning to Rome, we have already losil
notices of foreigners who intend to pass the winter hero'
Among others we observed the Duchess of Catnbridte.
Princess Radzivil, Count Von Krasinsky, Lord Grp"
venor, &e,

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THE ORIENTAL STEAM-SHIP.—In COIISe'
quence of the Directors of the Peninsular ani Oriental
Steam Navigation Company throwing open this superab
vessel to visitors, for the benefit of the Shipwreck's(
Fishermen and Mariners' Benevolent Society, upwards O.
80/. were contributed in a tew days, in small donations.°'
6d. and upwards, to the friench of this most excellent la"
stitution.
On Wednesday, at a dinner at the Albion, rionl'
posed of the principal members of the Court-martial, among
odicr wines called for was a bottle of Moselle. The cir-
cumstance naturally suggested a reference to a recoit
affair that has caused so much conversation, and the ge-
neral cry round the table was—" Shall we have it ie'
black bottle ?" Sir Hercules Pakenliam, who was Pro;
dent, good-naturedly took up the joke, and exclaimed*
" Oh, by all means, let us have it in a black bottle'
Br iyhion Herald.
TILE QUEEN DOWAGER.-- Her Majesty'
through the Countess of Lichfield, sent 201. to the fund
for building the new chapel of St. Stephen's, near Shu
borough, which was consecrated by the Bishop of Lichfi t •
on Thursday. and the site for which was given by the
Noble Earl.
.AEF,LTON MOWBRAY.--The approaching sag--
son is anticipat, d to be a good one. The Earl -ALI
Countess of Wilton intend residing at Egertoo-,odr
during the greater part of the sensor,; and arriog tad
NiatiOdg who purpose sta)ing there. arc Lord rvltiedirJald.
Hon. Captain Maed. mild, Mr. Towline, Mt% (,'more,
&c. To the rugrct of m,:nv, the Marquis of Waterford
and la-:rd John B.resfoirl do not tjuarier in Melton this
sea on. 'rho Mar; has rrnide arra,,rnients tor
honing in the i:!ht), Ati-tio.-:d of Curragbgin,c, where his
, ii,wo,4l:Vs hunting. s.tnt and a rinceiy estakliPtin.cnt
already arrived.

A CIRCASsIAN
Cou''7clL CtiANIBERe--ANwe
dreg Near to our 1"."On;:g, I began first, on lor,king to the
i 'at, to 1.:1;ve an idea or a Circassian Gov:Jell Ow fiber,
viz a • '
~., n'akrn,oent grove of oakß, cleared entirely ofl,4nrier-
"o(4, i'4 r., how cool dad sli,dowv recesses, and round the
rawis,grown trunks that served as pillars to tho rnaarjve
roof cf. foliiTe above gfoups of TP.inatas, or elavEi, were
seated Oa tte turf, and apPalenily engaged iu t4rneit dis:
, ussion. Arms Were sthpenilvd, and hol*V6,
tnidled att:iehed to the boughs in tvet'y direction.--Leq-
worth's Year among the circtessians. saddled and