The Sun.
London, England, 1840-09-01 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGEri

ARRIVALS.
The Lrd Cnief Brady and famil ,at Eogiiigbi:
St. James's Royal Hotel, 68, St. Timers's-street. "•t
Dublin ; John Lecicere, Esq. and Mrs. Leehroer,i 0►
ditto, frJnr the Highlands; Rev. W. R. Evans, at
from
Leominster ; John Forster, Esq at ditto, front
salt ; Capt. Poolthatin, Russian at Crealr
ley's Hotel ; Lady Eleanor Lowther:" in Barluy•,,on-oan'tet;
Colonel Sir Henry Pym, at Crawley's York "4)-est
Lord Prudhoe ; Mr. Rumbold, M.P. , Lord Cronle
Mivart's Hotel ; Mr. Otway Cave, M. P. ; Lord deg,.
General and Mrs. Grosvenor ; the Right Hon ''Cv
Macaulay, from Paris ; Lord and Lady Methuen
lonel Arbuthnot.; the Earl and Countess of &iekaai si
the Duke and Duchess of Portland and the Lad
thick.
• DEPARTURES. vide
Sir Henry Parnell, for Dover; Admiral Sir Da', for
and Lady Gould, for Kent ; Lord William TbYnaehoste
Brighton ; the Hon. W. H. Irby, for ditto f;sif-
ling, R. A., tor Guernsey ; General Klupflell, front v.-0;
ley's Hotel, for the north; Lord Cantilupe, for 111 C °rad.
cord Segrave and Mr. A. Berkeley, on a cruise in Ws m.,;ths
ship's yacht in the channel ; the Chevalier Pismo, frLa'-ths
Burlington Hotel; Col. and Mrs. Henry Bentioci;Loly
Hon. Percy Smythe, for Canterbury ; Lord an. ,7 for
Dungannon; the Ladies Harriet and Louisa Born:arit for
Weston-super-Mare; Sir William and Lady
..,,Pe:;:bstit
ditto : Lady Hawkins Whitshed, and Miss H. YV.. f•
from Alivart's Hotel, Clifford and Cork streets. 'or'diluttoo
ton ; Edward Grove, Esq., and Miss Grove. frnt;-, St•
for Shenstcn Park ; Marquis Granby, from E0g171.-isst
James's Royal Hotel, St. James's:an-get, on !li-..muttor*
Alexander and Mrs. Fletcher, from ditto, for '"„LIT-froSt
land ; Guthrie Wright, Esq., and Mrs. W•rigtiooth
ditto, for Edinburgh; J. Laxton, Esq., and Mo. fro°
from ditto, for Kent ; Sir E. K. rideaux, 1351'"' fro.
ditto, for Dover ; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Page° fro.
ditto, for Hatfield ; Dr. Young. 19th RefOrneoti fot
ditto, for Cork ; Mr. and Mrs. O'Reilly. from di°%o
Dublin; Col. H. C. E. Vernon, C.B from ditto for
cruise in the Mediterranean ; Cot. Hunter,' from 0;0toOP
New York George and Lady Elizabeth P
from New Norfolk street, Park-lane, for No
st
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Joseph Marshall, who was left for exectl'uo
the last assizes, having been found guilty of rep°, _cot 03
his sentence commuted to four
Wakefield House of Correction.—Leeds Times. oOf
THE LANDSLIP.—There was a Jorge pi, ovi
visitors to the Landslip on Tuesday, ant°tlg °hlcblags I
Lord Rolle, Sir W. Pole, and a numerous asee,trceed fel':
gentry on which occasion the wheat on the 1011:31 of
which had ripened notwithstanding the local reit:lo%e d se
site on which it grew, was reaped in the nom bore
the
immense concourse of spectators, each of whom ice of th
yea,. imprisomP
a few ears of the wheat, to preserve in rementhrel,Wesier"
phenomenon which had led to the occasion'
The
Times.
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THE LATE BISHOP OF CHIUs.--S.ere Interre
mortal remains of the above eminent divine -drat.
on Friday last, in a vault in Chichester Celle
..1 the 000'
The marriage of Miss Knightley Itilu 4010
et! v ist
Mr. Cage was solemnized yesterday in pre" pleb.-
Royal Highnesses the Duke of Cambridge. the Joie',
of Gloucester, the Princess Sophia. and all thc 0
guisbed relatives of the two noble families, the Mare #
Northampton, Earl of Abingdon, Lord RAO' Sit
William Freemantle, &c, &c. Alter the ceremoil,
Charles and Lady Krughtley gave a sumptuous D 7.011
fast, and the bride and bridegroom set off for 'irst
Court, Sussex, one of the seats of Viscount Gage.
bride is a young lady of great beauty mid talent. •
„ ell;
FEMALE COURAGE.—On Wednesday the
know n lion belonging to Mr. Carter, of Astlev'et.;;:gb)
out of his place of confineuient (which is nine feet ---(04
at Miss Jot Surrey Riding School, 13Iackfrieror
n
and, but fur her comae, woula have seized Sot
horses in the adjoining stable; hut she secured the eO4
and led it safely back to the stable; since ahicb 117,(icelt
have been on friendly terms. Should another •,. 0.4
to escape take place, she would have no hesitation "'
flti
similar means. „iJt, 10 ,
VOLUNTARY SYSTEM.—We are haPrseheff'
that the Rev. Herbert Williams, minister of Abitsrannquilliail
has, with his good judgment, for the peace 801.isy), c°„,":
of the parish (though he could carry a Otani', 'aje'l•.
sented to the voluntary system ; and E. fl• —„rcl ino"nd
Esq., and E. Adams, jun., Esq., came for sj, pg., and
ately on the occasion, the former contributing ' mety '"I.;
see lowed
otherso laudablein t n
ist
er s
a n
travelling eia
the latter 31. 33., and the parishioners hen,tiks.° hipPleol
principles, and parochial reconciliation.-- rre'-- eilerenet
The Times has this wee:( brought All to ale
against Lord Melbourne, of havino. neglect 7 have ,00
mple.theWseamsheo.irulsoti.beh-0010.0se
effect invention proposed to him, which w°lll 019 in ee
of mowing down the ranks b
osh
a° ene
sr.eppso
time.
is not given, and therefore we cannot ioreli,- is at I
whether the Premier is culpable or not. mosto;ioit
(Pa: fact, however, that the Itioniteur ' rdelg- hit
• ris paper, recently brought a similar CIO °near, rtej
the War Minister of France who, it would‘eh; cooed',"
been infinitely more careless about; the safety 111.-Ifiitti‘,ieti
than Lord Melbourne even. The illoniteur , so" 4
bole so ,
says that England, Russia, and Prussia,
of
01
themselves of modern inventions in weapons ol gent eh
that if the army of France were to enter the Folio
battle against the troops of those Powers, the Feld
001.0
soldiers would find themselves fighting en s„,es 01 1
terms, that they would throw down their 0'7%
~,,
away, believing themselves betrayed 1--,Speetecie iirsit• ,
EXPORTATION OF GOLD AND killirefitis!lb
There have been shipped at Dover within these A B,w-
-so'
-218,000 ounces of silver coin and bullion, ~/
ounces of gold.
,r 1 fit 11:1 for
DISPATCH AT SHEERNESS D''''',lC„o 0010
An order for preparing the Bowe, first-rate, ';"" elf °- ne
sea, arrived on Thursday last. She was aceeron., to ° j
encel° so
into the basin at half-past twelve o'clock, th mores, the
of the dry docks, with all her masts, guns' -tbl ed 00 ,
on board.
everything The
water was purOP- coal' of
steam en Y•
!ones, she was blocked up, her bottom d she do
and her et.
copper repaired where necessarY, loing,„11
ready to go to sea the same evening. The is the e;P;oK
i ( Friday) she was taken out of dock. Til eileel;11 0
process of docking, undocking, cleansing, all. rate .ac5.0.,1
the bottom, and repairing the copper of a b 0
guns, with all standing, was completed in the b ~ 034
of twenty-four hours, and, had it been necessary,"
to
0 Pe
have been completed c%en in less time. , i,
NORMAL SCHOOLS IN FRANCt ~11.,:sfr1
are in France," says the Moniteur Paris";',lllPrP-her,
,nary normal or model schools destined to 's test' de
for 1.
teachers.n--
TL, number of pupils erlticatieut, pup'or
in these establishments is about 2,400. 6' 'coif •s•
. for Pr' vette h
nually obtain brevetsof . capacity, either pair esc
mentort, lnstruction, or primary superior
_o
_g,
2,356 places of pri•Da7 teachers become ditiee'reaooPo
year, either by deaths, •r ,esignations. or "woos° of,
The number of pupils who receive brevets dopeseties
teachers being 860, there are 1.546 places to iestroteh.
either for youths who are intended for primer fOr I
w,thout passing thrcuzh the normal schools, - ii
gilus corporations," f Sew° 01
Our worthy neighbour, the Earl o ir oro
&We sof
still enjoying the delightful sport of salmon -le (
Nob Ad, g
grouse shooting on his Scottish e: tares. The middle
family are not expected at Crexteth before the
tetee
Oetober.—Liverpool Chronicle.
Su et,
A NEW Titlcx.—The Baltimore S
,c,,tre 0
in 1341tiol300011113`se
that the store of Franklin and Winn,
near Frederick, was closed on Monday, eed,,Pob ef the
looking piece of crape was attached to the '_, and P.bo
door. Much sympathy was felt by their fricled at
'0
ticularly by their creditors, sonic of whornLes,bore c°„°lo
house where they boarded, but the good foil's ' ( wooed,
tell nothing of their whereabouts. This demi/ernes, epeeepe
an attachment Iron) the sheriff, and the store bel:llbe cr'iot
the greatest amount of dry goods discovered WI-erediat or
on the door. On Saturday they had obtaineZat co 0:1.-
some goods at the store of Sangston and Co.
day the goods were not to be found.—Nete I°. that ".•
SEnvIA.--The Agram Gazette states
of serf!,
firman of the Sultan, relative to the govornmeot, of On
was read on the 3d instant, in the great Ple'nottoeof
Burma, in presence of Prince Michael, the croe 4 he°
Commissioner, Moussa Effendi, and an inuneneebdd
people. The firman declared that nothing heolocl eetli
changed in the constitution, that the Prince,e pate, ei.s4
tinue to govern with the concurrence of the oedistur_,
that everything should be done to tranquillize tbe siciste'to
districts. The Minister of the Interior and tb° firllol it
of Foreign Affairs wished to protest against tits it the
the Ottoman Commissioner, but he refused to ray
400
representations. first - co
Monday the ceremonial of layinErine
.._4 pis
of the new district church of the Holy itY !°',001001"
a VoCP
on the ground purchased for the purpose 0
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