The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-28 00:00:00

DOGGETT'S COAT AND BADGE.

The following young watermen will contend, on Mon-
day, the 2d of August, for Doggett's Coat and Badge,
and the second and third prizes of 41. 7s. 6d., and
2/.125. 6d., the interest on 2001. South Sea Stock, the
gift of the late Sir W. Jolliffe:

John Henry Knox Old Barge House.
Richard James Mee Greenwich.
John Robert Devoy
William Henry Ellis Westminster.
Thomas John Williamson Tower Quay.
William Perry
The start will take place at half-past five in the
evening.

ROYAL ARTILLERY.—CoIoneI F. Campbell, who
commanded the Royal Artillery during the last
. nine
years in Canada, and recently returned to Woolwich, has
been appointed Director of the Royal Military Repository
at Woolwich, and Inspector of Drills in that department
vice Colonel Rudyerd, deceased.
FATAL ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning, about
eleven o'clock, a youth named John _Harvey, residing in
Smith's•court, Great Windmill-street, Haymarket, was
passing through the narrow part of Little Pulteney-
street, Golden-square, when be was seized with a it of
ei tl s e an
ns.
epilepsy, to which he was subject, and fell under a
heavily laden waggon, the broad wheel of which passed
,an awaits
over the lower part of his face and neck, which it com-
pletely flattened, forcing the eyes from their sockets.
The poor fellow, whose death must have been instants
neous, was conveyed by the police on a shutter to the
woArkhcouosseminy Psoblanlidut- sstrze.e_t,
OwnherTe
hthuersdbaoydy,
inquest,.
burgh gentleman, yielding to the heat of the weather,
sat down on the green, and quietly resigned • himself to
sleep.
How long he enjoyed his nap we know not ; but
this much is certain, that when he
awoke he found him-
self minus one of his coat pockets, which
car-
ried off, along with the contents,
.had been
notes.—Gla•sgow Argus. alnOWltUli; to 151. in

CRICKET.
MATCH IN HONOUR OF A. MYNN, ESQ.

KENT V. ENGLAND.

The match was resumed, and terminated yesterday
afternoon in favour of Kent by seven wickets. The fol-
lowing was the score at the close:—

ENGLAND.

Clarke, run out _....._...._..._.
. 32 s Dorrinton, b Hillyer 2
D2ar!, b Mynn 3 b E 9
illyer ...... ........
13
A. Haygartli, Esq., b Mynn 5 Ibw, b lllflyer
A. M. Hoare, Esq., run out 13 c Mynn, b biller
Guy, b Mynn
Box, b Myna ... 6 c Bayley, b Hillyer ...... .. 3
0. C. Pell, Esq., not out... 4 b Martingell
B. T. Ring, Eiq , b Mvnn... 0 c Mynn, b Hillyer
Day, c Dorrinton, b liillyer 0 b Mynn . . 1
H. Fellows, Esq., b Mynn 3 run out 6
G. Yonge, Esq., b Mynn... 0 not out lO
Byes, 10; wide, 1 ......... 11 Byes, 9; wide, 4; no
ball, 2

82 94
BENT.
Adams, c Bing p Clarke... 19 run out lB
W. Pilch, b Clarke ...... ... 0 b Fe110w5....,,,,,,,,
Martingell, b Clarke
Pilch, b Fellows
.N. Felix, Esq., run out
................ ... 14
Wenman,cHaygarth,bClarke 9
Dorrinton, b Fellows
A. Mynn,Esq.,s Box,bClarke 48 not out
Martin, b Yonge l2
L. H. Bayley, Esq., run out 0
Hillyer, not out 5
Byes, 8

115 62
The Public Schools matches commence this morning.

RETIRING MEMBERS OF PAR-

LIAMEN T.

The following Members do not present themselves
again at the general election:—
Mr. Etwall
Lord William Paget . 1 Andover
Captain Hamilton
Mr. F. Hodgson
Sir William Fielden
Mr. Ainsworth
Mr. John Brownrigg Boston
Mr. Hardy
Lord Charles Russell Bedfordshire
Sir J. W. Hogg
Sir Cornwall Legh North Cheshire
Sir William L. Young
Mr. Tower 1 Bucks
Lord Charles Fitzroy Bury St. Edmunds
Mr. Rashleigh East Cornwall
Hon. Henry T. Howard Cricklade
Mr. Wm. James East Cumberland
Mr. S. Irton West Cumberland
Sir John Rae Reid . Dover
Hon. Henry T. Liddell
Mr. Bowes
Mr. George Palmer South Essex
Mr. Peter Borthwick Evesham
Mr. T. Sheppard Frome
Mr. E. Protheroe Halifax
Mr. Kedgwin Hoskins 1 Herefordshire
Mr. Baskerville
Mr. Pulsford ..
1 Hereford City
Sir Robert Price........ ....
lion. Dudley Ryder
Mr. T. P. Halsey 1 Hertfordshire
Mr. F. A. M.`Geachy.... .
Mr. Hurst Horsham
Colonel Peel
Mr. Stewart Marjoribanks Hythe
Mr. Sackville Lane Fox lpswich
Hon. W. A'Court Holmes lsle of Wight
Mr. Warburton
Mr. W. C. James
Mr. Andrew Lawson
1 Knaresborough
Mr. Ferrand
Mr. George Marton Lancaster
Mr. Aldam
Mr. Wynn Ellis
Mr. C. Tumor South Lincoln
Sir Howard Douglas
Mr. Lyall City of London
Mr. James Ackers Ludlow
Mr. Hussey Lyme Regis
Mr. A. J. B. Hope Maidstone
Mr. Mark Philips
Mr. Renn Hampden
Sir Charles Napier; Marylebone
Mr. Hodgson Hiude
Mr. Buckley
1 Newcastle-under.Lyne
Mr. Colquhoun
Mr. Bodkin
Mr. Henry Marsland
Mr. Jesse Watts Russell North Staffordshire
Mr. Antrobus } East Surrey
Mr. Kemble
Mr. Trotter West Surrey
Captain Edw. H. A'Court Tamworth
Mr. Wm. Dowdeswell
Mr. Mitcalfe Tynemouth
Hon. W. S. Lascelles Wakefield
Mr. R. Scott Walsall
Mr. J. I. Blackburne
Sir Ralph Lopez Westbury
Mr. Temple Leader Westminster
Mr. Aaron Chapman
Mr. Matthias Attwood
Mr. Neville ..... Windsor
Lord Alfred Churchill
Mr. JosEph Bailey 1 Worcester
Sir Denis Le Marchant
Mr. J. A. Taylor West Worcestershire
Mr. F. W. Knight
Mr. Rumbold
Yarmouth

Mr. Lowther
Mr. W. J. Hamilton
Mr. W. L. W. Chute West Norfolk
Mr. Cresswell North Northumberland
Mr. Benjamin Smith Norwich
General Johnson Oldham
Air. Es tcourt
Mr. Maclean
Hon. H. C. W. Vivian 1
Falmouth.
Captain Plumridge
Sir Robert Heron
Mr. Gill
Lord Pollington Pontefract
Sir P. H. Fleetwood
Lord Eastnor
Mr. Harcourt Vernon
Hon. J. C. Dundas Richmond
Sir George Cockburn Ripon
Mr. George Finch
Mr. J. H. Campbell ... Salisbury
Sir E. T. Trowbridge
1 Sandwich
Mr. Hamilton Lindsay
Sir Frederick Trench Scarborough
Mr. T. Dyke Acland 1 West Somerset
Mr. F. H. Dickinson
Mr. F. Paget
Colonel Thomas Wood Brecknockshire
Sir C. Morgan.. Brecon
Mr. T. Mainwaring
Sir R. Glynne .. Flintshire
Sir R. B. Philipps .. Haverfordwest
Mr. R. Price
Mr. Bannerman
Sir H. Campbell Berwickshire
Mr. Hope Johnstone
Captain Wemyss Fifeshire
Mr. James Oswald Glasgow
Mr. W. Bair.e
Sir Thomas Hepburn Haddingtonshire
Mr. Balfour Haddington
Mr. James Morrison
Mr. William Baillie
Mr. Thomas Mackenzie Ross shire
Lord Dalmeny Stirling
Lord Acheson .Armagh
Mr. Ross (Qu.)
Mr. Peter Kirk
Mr. David Ker
Mr. D. O'Connell
Mr. Hewitt Bridgman
Hon. William Browne
Mr. Smithwick
Mr. More O'Ferrall
Lord Clements
Mr. Samuel White 1 Leitrim
Mr. James Kelly
Captain Meynell Lisburn
Mr. Henry White
Mr. Evelyn Shirley
Sir Charles Coote
Hon. Captain Gore New Ross
Mr. Chapman ..
} Westmeath
Mr. H. M. Tuite
Captain Hatton
Sir T. Esmonde Wexford Borough.

COURT CIRCULAR.
The Queen of Portugal has been graciously pleased to
raise Baron de Moncorvo, her Minister at this Court, to
the dignity of Viscount of the same title of Torre de
Moncorvo.
left town yesterday,
The Hon. William Ashley for
Bushy House, Bushy Park, the residence of her Majesty
the Queen Dowager•
esterday at the Colonial-
Dispatches were received y
office from the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
Islands. Dispatches were also received from the
Governor of Gibraltar yesterday.

TffE ROCIIFSTEIt lizitorNE.—We have much
pleasure in stating that a subscription; has been opened
in order to reward the noble act of heroism mentioned
last, performed by a young orphan girl, named
in our
rs,
in rescuing the infant child of her master,
Lieutenant Tucker, from the bottom of a well. In our
account of this heroic act we scarcely did justice to it.
The girl missing the infant, which was only ten months
old, ran to the well, and saw it at the bottom, a depth of
63 feet. Without a moment's hesitation she gently let
down the bucket, and then descended by the rope, which
was very old and only fit to draw up three or four gallons
of water, lacerating her hands in a dreadful manner.
Having rescued the child from the water, she placed it
in the bucket, and some neighbours having arrived they
pulled it up, but the girl would not be persuaded to leave
the bottom of the well, where she was standing in three
__e
feet of water, until assured that the child was alive. Th
promptitude and presence of mind she displayed, com-
bined with her ignorance of the depth of water, the in-
secure state of the rope, and the small circu
the well, render this an act of true heroism."quite incapable of
fTe leen cflee
sohf
is literally torn from her hands,
doing anything, and doubts are esonhfteetrihsteaioin.edtrwhoedtehrerthsehsee
will ever fully recover the
use
e 0
reward the poor girl is
circumstances, a subscription
highly desirable, and an_eraarisniensgt
aapstemaltiosbme a4epltioe dthtoe
benevolent in the hope of
her use. Mrs. Tucker s she has been living in her
house for six years andsaY.half. She is an orphan, and
was brought over from Rio de Janeiro by Mr. and Mrs.
1. Tucker. She was born in London.--Maidstone Gazette.