The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Monkey steam-vessel, Second Master W. Roberts,
arrived at Woolwich September 28th, and sailed again
for Chatham on the 30th.

The Falmouth arrived at Woolwich Yesterday.
The Fearless steam-vessel, Captain Frederick Bullock,
proceeded up the river to-day on business connected with
tht contemplated survey.
The Volcano steam-vessel, commissioned by Lieut.
West, is expected to leave next week.

THE MANCHESTER MEMORIAL TO THE
QUEEN.—We understand that the memorial to- the
Queen, adopted at the lato public meeting of the inha-
bitants of this borough, was, in compliance with the re-
solution of the meeting, forwarded by the Mayor to
Mark Philips, Esq., for present,a!ien to her Majesty; and
that it, was placed by Mr. Philips in the hands of Sir
James Graham, her Majesty's Secretary of State for the
Home Department The following communications to Mr.
Mark Philips have been transmitted by him to the
Mayor :

" Whitehall, Sept. 24, MI.
" Sir James Graham presents his compliments to Mr. Phi-
lips and Mr. Gibson, and has the honour to enclose the official
answer to the address from Manchester, which they placed is
his hands for presentation.
" Mark Philips, Esq., M.P.
" T. M. Gibson, Esq., M.P.

" Whitehall, Sept. 24, 1841.
Sin—l am directed by Secretary Sir James Graham to
inform you that he has not failed to lay before the Queen the
address from Manchester, signed by you as 11ayor and Chair-
man of a public meeting of the inhabitants.
" I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
(Signed) 4.. S. M. PHILLIPPS.
" The Mayor of Manchester.'"

MELANCHOLY DEATH OF A YOUNG FE'
MALE.—On Wednesday at twelve o'clock an inquest
was held before Mr. T. Wakley, M.l'., Coroner, and a
Jury, at the sign of the Old Greyhound, Fulham-fields,
on view of the body of Mary Welch, a fine-looping
young woman, 23 years of age. It appeared th!tL. _/..d
deceased was the wife of a labouring maa named 1-11Thler
Welch, residing at the above house,. and was
months she
she
confinement with her first child. For some L
had been suffering from a bad 1e,,, and, on the
of Saturday last, between five and six o lf
,1' friends,
o'clock,
her
dressing her leg in the presence of some
soe
or
applying
and pulled off the bandage for the pu.rP,?_ wound came
some ointment, when the contents of B.
t bleed profusely.
away with it, and the wound began to
3 mea7ns in their
The persons in the house tried
e;itri:ont effect; when,
power to stop the hmmorrhage, but into 41, fainting fit, they
finding the deceased had fallenni
sheafternoon
was
one of the smaller
had bled to death, having rup
said
it was a great pity
The Corona
in
all
of
vessels of the leg.
known, that
sent for a surgeon, but before
it was not more generally
extremities, instead of per-
tiiiirsedarrival the deemed
be laidthe
floor chairs they ought to on
sons being seated in
rse been adopted in the instance
floor ; and had that coli.f
might probably have been
her ii e
of the deceased,
'Bled to death from the rupture of a
Verdict - ' ,
bursting blood-vessels in the
saved.
.
TorEs,A meeting of the bankers
THE " TIM
Es'
the City of London, was held yester-
merchants,
6‘.c" Mansion House, to take into consideration
pr-ovPerl;s:linintheexlepso.lna,conspiracy, by which the
dbaloyod
ibu ' rsing the Times news •Ay of rein paper, for
• -* e• a
its exertions
English commercial world was so largely benefitted.
Tlie Lord Mayor presided. The representatives of se-
veral commercial firms were present. His Lordship
at the Man .
btrhieefly adverted to the objects of the meeting, and eulo-
gised in terms of warm encomium the exertions of the
Times paper in the case alluded to. These sentiments
were concurred in by the movers and seconders of the
resolutions, which were declaratory of the objects of the
meeting. A piece of plate was suggested as a present
by which to convey a sense of the sacrifice made by the
Times, great as it was, in the expense incurred in the
case of Bogle v. Lawson. As this was considered im-
practicable, as the Times Was a proprietary concern, a
subscription was ultimately agreed upon, arid a Cored
mittee was appointed to carry out the objects of the re-
solutions.

• DOVER THEATRE.-- Tlle company here are
the best that have appeared for several seasons. First
and foremost, then, among the stock hands, without
meaning anything invidious, we must name that engaging
little Miss M. A. Egan. who in all her parts is
ever
and in some of them excellent; while her
singi
great, is swot and harmonious,--Dow
singing,
actress,asi fi
Chronicle,