The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-27 00:00:00

ENDMENT.

LORDS.
Ashburton
Bagot
Bayning
Berwick
Bexley
Blayney
Boston
Braybrooke
Carbery
Carteret
Castlemaine
Churchill
Clinton
Clonbrock
Colchester
Colville
Cowley
Crofton
Delamcre
De Lisle
De Roos
Downes
Ellenborough
Farnham
Fitzgerald
Forrester
Heytesbury
Kenyon
Lyndhurst
Maryborough
Ravensworth
Rayleigh
lteay
Redesdale
Rodney
Rolle
Rollo
Saltouu
sandys
Sondes
Southampton
St. John of Bletso
Stuart de Itotlisay
Tenterden
Walsingharn
Wallace
Whatncliffe
Willoughby d'Eresby
Wodehouse

Carlisle, Bishop
Exeter, Blshi.h,
Rochester, Bishop

VISCOUNT,.
Berestbrd
Sidmouth
Loll ne.
Dyncvor
Wynford

as.
Lord Belhaven
Lord Dinorben
Lord Sheiborne
Marquis of IlastingS
Earl of Bosebery

very rich, but unconscious, humour of the Chinese should have
e
It is remarkable that, until the present time, me
escaped observation in this laughter-loving world. o people
extant are so prodigal in farcical absurdities as thoselby w
resided
perceived by an English writer, who.. from h
1 1 e hiasgprepared
our tea-tables are supplied; a truth which has at length been
among them, knows them well. AcTording y i
the
supersede even ,
Chinese eccentricities will nownn their
since
a book to gladden with bursts of merriment our social hours.
extravagancies of Brother Jonathan)tate
1 quarrels—
iages,divorces, sho .
their private caprices—their marriages,
a_,airio tq tie p
military and naval doings—their S
all are alike teem* with fun, from the nu
e ..and slate of
keeper. The novel and preposterousm
exhibited in a new
Fnghumorous-ni N 8
'aeisketchesa4crl tasi e
guts--
military t.os
Tun-
example, of this people, will be gloriously,
Chinese sound, to
with merriment. The very names_ :of nonsense , such,
fain Bull, from the pen of Mr.
our English ears, like the triumph
work called " The Porcelain Towoe!:,the book running overfor
example, as Ho-fi, So-sli3O
keen, Nu-moun, Hum, T.-y°, _,
he'Pr7-11c7a:i-u'nifi'
e!nti3edentley, under the title of "The Bun
will shortly
"'t
humorous and satirical, by Theodore
and arranged by himself,
B,e,Twhh
which
h numerous,appeared
i
Theodore Book, coll
or, Sketch
r
characteristic illustrations.
Arn; 00K.--We are 1 d Hook,
11b el
opuut hb published
sshcie,d„
Di E 0 Dons. !ad to hear that
and
iar writer, webelieve then ld, 4 and most inti-
a most popu
~ dof the late Mr. Theodore Hook, is stout to under-
mate !rico
Bentley, the publisher,
take for Alr a memoir of this highly-
ovebst.
gifted n
FRACAS IN PALL MALL—A
bw): "with
personal colli-
sion took place on Wednesday afternoon in front of
the United Service Club, between Mr. Sheppard and
e Captainth t
Captain Fitz Roy, the candidates at the last
election for the city of Durham. It appears
his head,befor statedthat Mr. Sheppard, accompanied by two gentlemen
stepped
allt,itz thoughlloy, heanc, wouldshaladontgs
tlriiiks
el:
ihaiip
over ,
he must consider himself horsewhipped, upon which Capt.
Fitz Roy struck Mr. Sheppard. A scuffle then ensued,
which terminated by Capt. Fitz Roy knocking Mr. Sheppard
down, who fell on his back on the pavement, when the
bystanders interfered, and the parties were separated.
Some matters connected with the Durham election are
said to have been the cause of this unpleasant affair.
VAUXHALL GARDENS.—The last Masquerade
that can ever take place in this popular scene of entertainment
is to be given to-morrow, on a scale of great splendour. Ti.
Gardens are to be sold and closed for ever next week.
VIENNA, AUG. IG.—His Majesty sets out to-
morrow on his journey to Styria. On this occasion the new
road to Styria will be opened and used for the first time, by
which the steep ascent over the Semering is wholly avoided.
Near to the great bridge, which is built over a deep abyss,
forming a communication below granite rocks, the most re-
markable paint in this new road, a triumphal arch has lately
been erected, where his Majesty will be received by an Aus-
trian and Styrian deputation. Preparations are likewise mak-
ing at Gratz for the splendid reception of their Majesties-
Prince Molosch of Servia has had to-day the honour of an
audience of the Emperor at Schonbrunn.