The Sun.
London, England, 1840-08-15 00:00:00

EVENING EDMON.

IT'P T r T), • T

tine •;.x FM:lj uwco- s•
the Princess Hoberdohe, and three ehil•trun followed in
an open carriage end four. Tile Duclies< of Ballot(' 20
a poney phaeton, and the Hon. Misses Pitt and Spring
Rice, Lady C. Dundas, and Count Arschot, in an open
carriage and lour, drove out at the same
Prince Albert, King Leopold, Prince Hohenlohe,
Viscount Melbourne, Colonel B iurcrie, Lord G. Len-
nox, and Sir W. Lumley, rode on horseback into thn
Great Park.

Prnec an.! Princess flolif-Jdohe, and tiiree children,
and Madame de Huge!, arrived List evenill at the

Ti, E irl of lixbrid;.fe, and Mai )r Ireton of R fle
Brigo.de, h,ve toe honour of (lining with the it.iya
vat' !his evronii,z.

Vi3,otitstess Paltnelston anti Lady F. Cowper arc
exreted.

Madame Van de NVeyer, Rirl and Countess Albe-
made, a,rl Hun. W. Cowper, will arrive to-morrow.
The Duke of Wellington is expected at the Castle
on Sunday.

Tee Royal Dinner Party this evening consists of the
King* and Queen of the Belgians, the Duchess of Kent.
the Prince and Princess and the Princess Theresa of
Hobenlol,e, the Belgian Minister, Viscounts Melbourne
atid Palmerston, Mr. G. E. Anson, Duchess of Bed•
ford, Lady C. Dundas, Madame D'Hoogvorst, Hon.
Misses P.tt and Spring Rice, Baroness Speath, M. Van
Pract, Count Arschot, -Viscount Torrington, Right
Hon. George S. Bvng, Lord G. Lennox, Sir W. Luta'
ley, Colonel. Wemyss, Col. Bouverie, Dr. Pretorian.

The Princess Augusta passed some time yesterday on
her sofa. Sir Henry Ha!ford and Sir Matthew Tiered,'
visited her Royal Highness. In the forenoon the fol-
lowing was issued :—" The Princess Augusta has
passed another quiet night, and is better.—Clarence
House, Aug. U.' The Duchess of Gloucester visited
her Royal Highness.

The Prince and Princess of Hohenlohe Langenbourg
landed at Woolwich on Thursday afternoon from os-
tend, and immediately proceeded to Buckingham Palace' •
where their Serene Highnesses arrived at six o'clock,.
Their Serene Highnesses afterwards left town for Wind.-
sat. Castle, on a visa to her Majesty. In the eveniug..
the young Prince and Princesses of Hohenlohe Lan'.
genhotug arrived in town from Woolwich and also IA
town for Windsor Castle.

A Deputation with an Address to her MajestY,,
signed by nearly 30,000 inhabitants of the borough or •
the Tower Hamlets, praying for the formation of
Park within that district, had an interview with O'
Marquis of Nortnaohy yesterday at the Horrae.offick'
The Deputation consisted of Mr. George Byng, M.P.,
Colonel T. Wood, M.P., Mr. William Clay, M.P.,'
Mr. Alderman Humphery, M.P., Sir Thomas Fowell.
Buxton, Bart., Mr. George Fred. Young, Mr. W.
Tooke, Colonel Grant, Mr. W. Baker, Coroner, Rev'
W. Stone, M.A., Rev. Henry Taylor, 8.C.L., Mr.
James Sf.:ott Smith, and Mr. Fred. Young, jun.
A Depu:ation on matters relating to th borough 0(
Southwark, consisting of Mr. John Humphery, M. 170
Mr. B. Wood, M.P., Mr. John Curling, Messrs.
Ellis, T. Day, Burford, and Sterry, had an interview
with the Marqu's of Normanby yesterday at the Home-
office.

The Right Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Labouchere have
left town for Dunkeld, Perthshire.
Despatches Irom Captain Preszoit, Governor of
Newfoundland, were received yesterday at the Colonidl'
office.

Lord Fitzroy Somerset had an interview with the
Marquis of Normanby yesterday at the Home-office•
Lord Ado;phus Fazclarence his returned to tong
from a visit to the Duke of Buckingham, at hi& seat►
Stowe, Bucks. •

The Earl of Aboyne has arrived at Farrane,e'rt
tel, Be!grave-street, from the Continent.

SPORTUS G IN TEL LIGEN C

LEWES RACES.—TucRsDAY.
Her Majesty's Plate of WO Guineas. Nes Course. artsi
Duke of Richmond's Mus, aged, 10st 31b...... (Rogers)
Mr. Balchin's Slang, aged, lOst 31b
Won easy.
4iandicap of 5 sovs. each, with 40 added. 10 sovs. to the re'
cond. Heats. The hat mile. (3 Subs.) 1
Mr. Monk's Snaffle, 3 yrs, 6st 51b (Dowland) 2 ,
Mr. Shelley's The Drama, 4 yrs, Sst 91b
Mr. Armstrong's Abelard, 4 yrs, 7st 11 b
Won by a length, the Drama having broken down.
Sweepstakes of 3 sovs. each, with 40 added. Mile heats. 1' je
winner to be sold for 801.
Mr. King's Alzdorf, 4 yrs, Bst lllb (S. Rogers) 3 4 2
Sir. Monk's Nominee, 4 yrs, 83t Alb 4 1 „ it
Mr. Shelley's Folly, 3 yrs, Tat 81b 1 3
Mr. King's Dahlia, 3 yrs, Est 111 b..... -

A good race.

MARLOW RACES.—TuuItsnAY.
Sir W. Clayton's Cup, added to a Sweepstakes of 5 sot s• e`o
for all ages. The winner to be sold for 1001. licalts,
tvrje
round.
; 1
Mr. Smith's Abel, 4 yrs, Bst 511) .............. -4Elly) 0` 5
Air. Scott's the Stag, aged, 9st llb .................. —..•
Faulconer's Honesty, 6 3rs, 9.t 11b.......•.
Tenebrosa, 4 yrs, Bst 51b, and anotl:ier also star tod.
LLOYD'S

asseatiallst
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SHIPPING IS

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fret
LONDON, AUG. 1 s: Wind, this day at no on,
tire z.s frpm the S. W.
LIVERFOOL, AUG. 14.--Willd, N. W. ; fresh, bree,zell6
Arrived, Wilsot,s, Campbell, from Trinidad; J,nnen ,le'
nil, Van Dyne, New York ; Europe, Batchelr ,r, Mobile;
Harper, Quebec; Autumnus, Nixon, Itleran ad.
t 'cops ;
milk, Mitchell, Smyrna. The Mpi
ethven f ;„tie. fain)
Stettin to this port, struck on a sunken rock '
sear Dtittilis:i
Isle of Skse, Guist, and is expected to l
"'come a t°"*
wreck. Off port—Britannia, Boston and
Au-4.
tralia, Maranham ; Martha, Barbadoes. Halifax;
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 14.—Strong brec.ves, and squall)
from the westward. Sailed Mary Ann. T arbutt, Madiag.o
DEAL, AUG. 14 —Squally from the. V . The Cheri„..l
Grant, Pitcairn, from London to Bomb the Gull Light, has been got off, wad re mains.
The Helen, Mar, from St. John's. New Brunwick, f°l
this port, on shore off New Brightv.), iaas been got off il
brought in. ay, on shore no"
The Shamrock, hence to bund re, has put back
if.-
ttli
loss of mast in a squall ye3verday.
The schoon,,rs, Deligl-,,t and Ja tors, cf Dun lee, wet:
auround on Burbo lEtank this morn ins, but came off on ti.
flood.

The Wilsons, Campbell, Lrrivted 'here from Trinidad?
sailed hence the 3d ult., and left the Chivies Hatnertel:
loading fur Liverpool, tha Ellev , for Waterford; Hug"
for Dublin, and Rebecca f)r Grrienock.

ESPERATE AT TAt"..IC. OF 'N'
—LOSS OF
DIANE ON THE
ESOP
SOU TRAM-BOAT IRWINTO'g"
L BOTIII SIDES.
The steam-boat / n
Brown, from AP3la'r
r-----.—.„,wvit,,........_Capcai
chicola, bound to Colutrbc.;, when below the town
Irwinton, and above the military post,, was fired into fr°""
the shore by Indians. The frwint on bad fifteen VIP
senders, three of whom were ladi, rs. Captain Brow°
having perceived several smokes on en ore suspected Indian,
were in the neighbourhood and advised his passengers 1°
retire to tho cabin, They
had just d one so, when a volley
was fired, killing the cabin Loy, nem( xl John Gill, of NU;
burg. The Indians fired from both sho res. S Arse of the bull' 1
passed through the cabiu, but the: pass ‘ngers throwi It
themselves oa the floor, escaped( the shots. The pilots
5150 cast themselves upon the deck, and wt re unhurt. •'.160
;I,captain was at this time below crowding the fires,
~.ith
alarm was now given that the 3oat was crowded! " so,
Incliar.s, "and we are all lost." Alongside of the boat :Ira
loaded barge, which she was towing up, on which the lum'so
got, and then entered the steamer. Eleven of these
scoundrels came off in a eanoe„ three of whom, in jar 0131hal
to the barge capsized the canoe with the other eight , w. c
were passed flouting down. Two of the Indians wh 0 6e°,
on board the Invinion were killed by the engineer and in'3the
who knocked them de,wn, and threw them into Y t
wheel, a here they wets torn to pieces. The third, vt? s°
neared to be the leader, and who
supposed his nen wer v'rth
1
him, entered the rhbin, caking loudly to the others to fold
a
low him. Moist of the passengers had hid thernY el /04 ndr,
the Indian, posted himself at the head of the P.,abl e, afll Its
rertly waiting a moment fix reinforcemen'L, A Mr. at
Henrieks sea -el a chair, as the only %%Tape' a of defolcf. le,
hand, when the chief threw a chair at hire a.:ross tb!a
to
of
Mr. Metebner of Randolph and Cck,:',,, a stov.t Atoll his
about fifty years of age, then elaspvci ',
Indian Or the
areas from behind, and endeavoured to rJrce him out 1:". io
cabin, but WAS riot able. At this tim,e, the. mate ca. °I; la
and stabbed him in the abdonvm, o.:id thvew him Ai he Tt heel —New York Hera. .
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T' G

;} c , eneral Stearn Navigation Comp Ally' g
packet, the Columbine, W. l'
riei-,1 off the U
ust Norwood, b
from Rotterda, h A
om- houPeon Thursday nigh, aftera f An%
able pssage,
Co.i.i .
La,ly lel . A i .
, , loox dr,k, (Iti,ct aitinguishcd per,ons. The
1043
141,ing Qtl board Lord and I:adv a mg`a o'
tests qf Lonsdak Irvin liaraburgh, arrived at one Os
yrday.

BLANDFORD RACES—WEDNESDAY.
The Dorsetshire Gold Cup of 100 sous, by subs of 10 soy. eat ii,
",
the surplus to the second ; three-year-olds, Est 101 b ; fn or
Bst llb ; five, Bst 101 b ; six, 9st ; and aged, 9st 21b ; "'I 'te
hers of a Queen's Plate or 1004 in 1840,111bsextra : tna2 1,,,,,,:.
See, allowed albs. ; the winner to be sold for 500
Wl' '''''
&c. Two miles and a distance. (12 Subs.) •
Lord Rivers nd Haworth, 3 yrs
(Sheepway) i
Lord Shaftesbury rid Arctic, aged g
The Louden filly, 3 yrs, and Montezuma, 4 yrs, w re third
and fourth. A gcod race.
Plate of 50/. ; three years-old, ist 41b ; four, lOst ; winr art
of 100/. slbs extra ; two, or more, 61bs extra ; mares, ea",
allowed 3ibs. Heats, two miles.
'
Lord Bruce's Chasseur, 3 vrs (W. Day) 53 1 1
dr
Air. Eneh's Louden filly, 3 yrs
Lord G. Bentinck's Dreadnought, 3 yrs s dr
A Sweepstakes of 5 soy. each, and a Purse added, fr ir three,
yrs old, Sc, two miles over the New Course (7 Subs), wari„,,
in two heats by Lord G. Bentinck's Sal Volatile, 3 yrs (Sneer
way ), beating Alinx, 6 yrs, and Spume, aged, by a length.
THURCDAY.
Plate of 50/., given by the County Members ; three rqrs"Oli, A
ist 41b ; four, Bst 61b; five, Bst 11;b ; six, 9st; Ind age/
9st Sib ; winners extra. Two miles and a dis. I Jests. 1
Captain Williamson's Stickler, aged......(Percy) 0 2 1
Lord Bruce's Chasseur,.3 yrs
........................ 0 1 ~` 0 0
ar
Lord G. Bentinek's Navrorth, 3 yrs
A good race.
b
Handicap of 5 sous. each, with 50 added. Mile hea4,s,
(11 subs')
0
-s)
'i
Mr. Hob,on's Piccotee, 3 yrs, 6st 101 b ......(Peixy) 4
Mr. Herbert's fby Lamplighter, 3 yrs, Bst 41b . ;
, . 1 ."
Mr. Crocker's Minx, 6 yrs, 7st
.. ......
Lord G. 13entinek's Sal Volatile, 3 yrs, ist , •3 3, ...
Sir E. Baker's Montezuma, 4 yrs, 7st 81b ....., ..... , 2 at
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