The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-30 00:00:00

Hall, Southwark, have, in accordance with the opitnoti
of the law officers of the Crown, ceased to give titeit

attendance in that Court.
At the Surrey Sessions on Thursday, Daniel Mould, sigel
21, and David Cox,aged only 17, connected with a gang
_,
depredators who have-lotg infested the neighbourhoou
of Bletchingly, were sentenced to be transported
for
seven years, for assaulting ind robbing a youth of tu°
name of Flaherty. wagj
Thomas ,PGarry, a constable in the B division,
sentenced by Mr. Gregorie the Queen-square Ntagis fit
trate, to be-imprisoned, and kept to hard labour, for Orirg
month, for being drunk while on duty; - ../g2
..s4X.A.ICTIONEXIILTNG. • a
On Tuesday last-a public dinner was given at Alawx
to Lord Howick, in celebration of his Lordship's retall3." i
for Sunderland, by the Liberal electors of North N_
thumberland. The company was numerous, and Lort`-':'i
Howick's eloquent address occupied an hour and a half.
THEATRICAL. •
On Thursday night Madame Vestris was attacked-with
sudden indisposition while performing at Covent Garden,
in the new comedy of Old Maids. The farce of Brother
Ben was, in- conseqnence, substituted.
Miss Adelaide Kemble is daily engaged at Covent
Garden Theatre, rehearsing the part of eorma, the chi"'
ranter selected for her debut on-the metropolitan syige-
COURT—FASHIONABLE. • ,
Lord and Lady Ashburton are noW at their new MO"
sion at Anglesea, near Gosport. for
Lady Beresford left Boulogne on Wednesday last
Paris. 0
Lord Ccitenham and his Lady were on a visit to hi; .•
brother, the Bishop of Worcester, at the PalaCe, las
week. The noble guests left Worcester on Friday.
Lord Leigh left Stoneleigh Abbey last week for S'
Leonard's-on. ea.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The Tyne Mercury relates the following curious aneci:l
dote :—" A most singular blunder was committed j,,
Barnard-castle last week, by a poor woman residing ~
Thorngate, the wife of a labouring man. She was de'l.-
vered the previous week of a child, which was Prf); ,{;
nounced to be a boy, and being rather a weakly P l
al
the Minister of the Church was sent- for. The rites °
baptism and christening were performed, and the
ster was named " Richard." About a week afterw
however, a neighbour discovered the bantling to be
little girl !"—To mistake a Tory for an old woman is
natural enough mistake, the resemblance between the
two being so striking ; but to mistake a little gill fore
little boy, is a blunder that could only have been fet'd
by one who had a true Irish genius for blundering.
We ardently hope that during the year of his Mayor"
alty, Mr. O'Connell, as sworn preserver of the peaceii
e',„i
will not be called on to isSuc a warrant to take hires,,T,
into custody as a disturber of that peace in his cap:l°Y-
of Repeal Agitator.
The public, it seems, will not lose the pleasure to
derived from Vauxhall-gardens. The intention of t°,
parties in possession of the property is, according toll
port, to open it next summer as a place of amusement
. Under the head " Voracity of the Trout," the sfifi:
field iris says :—" A singular instance of the voraelLti
of this species of fish was witnessed the other do."' 'it)
one of the disciples of honest Izaack, whilst fishing .1.,
the neighbourhood of Chatsworth. The trout Wxs the
ing and running gaily, and among others which
hooked, a fine one rose to his fly, and was taken, whici,
had immediately before seized another fish, which
only half-swallowed, the tail still protruding &mil ,he
mouth."—This trout must have been • a Tory, of
Dundas-and-Bathurst breed.
At a late meeting of the Dublin Repeal Associati°°'
Mr. O'Connell announced his intention of presenting
petition to the House of Commons. in his robes as L°
Mayor, in favour of a Repeal of the Union ! of
MISSING by the Bishop of Exeter—the fat rectory
Stanhope !
RVMOtI7BS or T2E DAY. .10
It is by no means settled that the Hon. W. Tetnurt
will permanently represent Queen Victoria at the Coala
of the King of the Two Sicilies. That Embassy
have been occupied by Lord Burghersh, had not or
Lordship's diplomatic abilities found more important ,5
cupation at Berlin. It is not said...how his LordsbiP
musical taste will be occupied'in the Prussian capitli*

COURT CIRCULAR. .-
Lord Ellenborough had an audience of the Queen sin
terday at Buckingham Palace, and kissed hands on b`-'
appointed Governor-General of India.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert walked yesterd3/
afternoon in the garden of Buckingham Palace.
The band of the Second Regiment of Life Guards Wi.ssst
in attendance during dinner at Dueltingham Palace
evening.
The band of the Scots Fusilier GUards attended
Buckingham Palace on Thursday evening. miss
The Hon. Miss Devereux, and not the How. the
Stanley, is in attendance oft her Majesty as one °'
Maids of Honour in Waiting. the
The Queen Dowager was a good deal harassed bins"
frequency of her cough in the early part of the (We p,
day) night, but her Majesty has had some hours ofsiee
and feels herself better this (Thursday) morning. „ar
His Serene Highness Prince Edward of Saxe `veered
landed from the Batavier from Rotterdam and proc,ie
to Marlborough-house, the residence of her Majesty, "00
Queen Dowager. His Serene Highness left town the
Thursday for Sudbury-hall, on a visit to her MajestY
Queen Dowager.
His Serene Highness Prince Ernest of_llesse
thavisited her Royal Highness the Duchess of It`
r
Se
The sterd
Day at Clarence House, St. J's.
eputation from Paisley, inatnes reference to the aid:
tressed manufacturers of that town and neighbourbo(.l,
consisting of the Rev. Dr. Burns, Rev. Mr. Baird, at
.
lie Murray, and Councillor Henderson, had 13a
long inter i
view with Lord Stanley yesterday, at the Colo
The Deputation was introduced by Archibal ie,
d 1136- ).
Esq., M.P.
Mr. Syndicus. Sieveking, Secretary of State for Jo ,!
reign _ Affairs at flamburgh, bud.a4, Interview 'rester '
with' Sir Robert Peel",
A Deputation from the Short-tithe Committee of 6! 1'
West Riding of Yorksliiie': _accoinpani4:hby Sir„
Becket, and including Messes: Fleming,
Crabtree, and Brooke, had anintetwiew with the of
Hon. W. Gladstone, yesterday, at the office of the 13°'
of Trade. jol)
Le Compte Cape d'lstrias, and Mr. Burnley crir the
had interviews with Lord' Stanley yesterday 'at
Colonial-office. , ta'
The Rev. Dr. Burns, the Rev. Mr. Baird, and rfte,i'
cillor Henderson had an interview with the Vice-Y.--
dent of the Board of Trade on Thursday. I Jell
The Marquis and Marchioness of Donnega"
Parrance's Hotel yesterday for Brighton.

GOVERN MINT NOTICE .11-ELj".
TIVE TO EXCHEQUER BILLS. • iiti•
In order, as far as possible, to relieve the Peoil
lie from the anxiety occasioned by the r-gMs'
asclosures,as to the forgery of Exchequer,-1,-0-
the First Lord of the Treasury and the 11„,1•
cellor of the Exchequer think it right tO,lllll
flounce that there is no reason to believer'oe
any Exchequer Bills issued in March 01
last. by the Paymaster of Exchequer 13i115 i'
t an
their office, in regular exchange for bills 0
antecedent date, are other than genuine. twit
They think it right further to give noWefr the
all Exchequer Bills brought to the office Ibe 3
Comptroller-General.orsthe Exchequer, v". 15
examined and comparenitja:the counterfl the;)
the said office, and such as correspond oitjaatlA
counterfoils will be certified. as genuhle,
stamped accordingly:
C,lol°'
The First ford of the Treasury
cellor of the Exchequer have cause 'this outlith'
cation to be made, at the earliest periods," due
it was possible to make it, consistently witli
examination into the circumstances of the e"
Downing-street, Oct. 28, 1841.

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ADELAIDE GALLERY. beet~
Those two musical prodigies, who seem to 11111,.en
born in an atmosphere of.musie, and to breath 1:01
other,—the Infant Sappho and the llarPist' vide'
attracted every evening throughout the week l.°loll'
assemblies, consisting sometimes cif seven or
dred a.night, at the Adelaide Gallery, r`°„,- the'
standing the unfavourable state of the W, be'
t' It won' be invidious to institute any comparisuio to
tween themi because their modes of excellence os'
tally dissimilar, as are their peculiar tastes P'l:l,,
vf
ratter. Even in their personal appearance 11a",',410
siognominal expressior., there is the greatest PQ.:siitr
difference. When that little 'divinity, ',twist,' ,re.,
in' (or Sappho) stands in repose, she aetn3-hiereic
minds one of Madlle. Mars in s Of her 113?„,3t in
roles—whereas Fanny Gre seems never 6- or is.
repose; but exhibits ‘v er at her instrunien,
her disengaged mo s, a true " wild Irish 01,i bete'
ardent, and pl Id. Nothing but inmate afkU.
rp
ditary enthusiasm for the melody of Ecill'4 005.
could enable so mere a baby to acquire the perforeer per'
tery of the instrument which she displays. 1`
formance passes all eulogy. ; °bin°
THE ELECTRO-MAGNETIC CARRIAGE.--This
was last night exhibited in full action, and .LL. ;true-
Clarke, the inventor, gave an explanation of its e°bitetl.
tion and peculiarities. The model that is now esl'l of
weighs 451b5., and travels on a circular railro.r-icto'
fifteen feet diameter, that is forty-five feet ill eit' peliej
ference, in ten seconds, at the cost of 5.,-;
for three hours. The mechanical arrangealetil'iiga t`"
sist of three voltaic horseshoe magncts
a metallic disc ; Which disc has a spindle or Tve 01,6°,
axis by which it revolVes'hur:zontally; Cute
three revolving man-nets them are three others EU Ins
to a etalic ring,'but fixod; " coonectiont,d oi
m
made with the voltaic batter , niagnetiStn is iroP.cisico._
them, which causes an al mite attraction and
The resiilt of thiS is 'a ontinuous rotary lauti°tncall,,"' t's;'),
is transferred to the driving wheels by
1/evil gear wheel, The advantag,,s
as a itritne 1/I(Wer are consider.. i>'' Its
014'
eNpyitse in the first fixing up.' of the cagi",e_ coa;
th:t:i attain-enint..t by one-haif, and of
lying lers than 1-16t..b.
. one o;' • 1,1
th•- • • • • •-•."
• • ot eta t) ,i,g ill.; • (~ L.‘
1111
fL. I,• v. it
• " • - •e
rvoce3s, for carryri;:, 1L,111,1 to)
'A. • ZIIIC, I.t 311 ;hat 15 qui' e'd k_4
..<)ornytrf,
. !••
tifqt tus••ingi::bleto
i gl,opo-
yr the spl,l•l,%zicri ur. th„ 1,yor•• 10,A, lfar
ThallieS.
NO _•
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LORD ELIOT.---It is L:xpected Lhat t" in fco
T..ord's sprained unel,; will be suilidently
days to enable hint to InOve about. All IbinP, ulr7ao h®
ll
on so smoothly with Mr. Lucas at the Chief t
Office, that tl,f!.c,b i.‘D.ee. of Lord Eliot does not eajjabiia
slightest inconvenience to publie
Evening Parhe4