The Sun.
London, England, 1847-04-09 00:00:00

LAWS.

Laws and Jurisprudence. John Thomas Graves,
E.q., M.A., F.R.S.

IN MEDICINE

Medicine.—Archiba4i Bilimg, Esq., M.D. and F.R,S.,
arid Alexander Tweedie, Esq., M.D. wal F.R.S.
Surgery.—Sir Stephen Love Hamtniek, Bart., and
Clesar H. Hawkins, Esq.
A.,atorny and Physiology.—Francis Kiernan, Esq..
F.R.S, and Profcsa• r Sharpey, M.D., F
Physiology and Ccinparative Anatomy. —Professor
Carpenter, M.D., F.R.S.
MidAifery.—Edgard Rigby, &q., M.D.
Chetuistry.,—Professor Brande, F.R.S.
Botany.—The Rev. Pr.lesor Iltritslow, M.A.
Ma-erialies, and Pharmacy.--Jonathan Pereira,
M.D. and F.R.S.

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—The new spectacle' of
the Desert is attracting all play-goers ; the house on
Wedi eNday night, on its third representation, being a
complete overflow. It is certainly the most splendid
entertainment which has, perhaps, ever been seen on
the English, or any other Staf&
LOLA MONTEZ.— The folgwing letter, says Galig-
nani of Monday, has reached us from Munich ; we do
not answer for its authenticity:—•‘ In consequence of
the numerous reports circulated in various papers re-
garding myself and family, utterly void of foundation or
truth, I beg of you, through the medium of your widely
circulated journal, to insert the following:—l was born
at Seville, in the year 1823. My father was a Spanish
officer in the service of Don Carlos; my mother, a lady
of Irish extraction, born at the Havannab, and married
fur the second time to an Irish gentleman, which I sup-
pose is the cause of my beingcalled Irish, and sometimes
English, " Betsy Watson," " Mrs. James," &c., &c. I
beg leave to say that my name is Maria Dolores Porris
Mantes, and I never have changed that name. As for
my theatr:cal qualifications, I never had the presump-
tion to think I had any; circumstances obliged me at a
more advanced age than usual, in consequence of the
misfortune of my family, to adopt the stage as a profes-
sion—which profession I have now renounced for ever,
having become a naturalised Bavarian, and intending in
future making Munich my residence. Trusting that you
will give this insertion, I have the honour to remain &c.
Lola Montez. Munich, March 31." , ,
DEATH OF WILLIAM MORRIS READE, Esq.—At
Rosinara, Kilmoganny, William Morris Reade, Esq.,
once (for a while) M.P. for this city. He caught fever
by over-exertion, whilst endeavouring to bring the mur-
derers of Mr. Prim into the power of the law.— Water-
f rd Chronicle.

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TRADE WITR TUSCANY.—A communication has
been received by the Commissioners of Customs from
Mr. Trevelyan, one of the secretaries to the Lords Com-
missioners of her Majesty's Treasury, stating that the
Secretary of State fir Foreign Affairs having signified
t.. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for
Tiede that the Tuscan Gove.nment has issued a notifi-
cation admitting all British and vessels into the
ports Of fuscany upon the footing of national vessel.,
w.ithout awaiting the ratification of the commercial
treaty in course of mgotiation ; the Lords of the Com-
mittee have recommendeit that corresponding privileges
h...uld b. conceded to all the vessels of Tuse-iny which
may touch at the Britiz:h ports, and that the Lords of the
Treasury therefore desire that the Commissioners will
take the necessary steps for giving effect to the recom-
mendation of the Beard of Trade. In pursuance of this
order of their Lordships, the Commissioners have issued
the necessary itistru..tions to the principal officers of the
Customs revenue throughout the Unitei Kingdom to
carry the same forthwith into effect.

:-.OI7THAMPTON, APRIL 7. rho Penin,oltir flr.cl
Oriontal Company's sflip Ctiptain
arrived at the lA,,tharbank this morning. Her mails, in
charee of the Admirdty, were forwarded iii suiti.
time for the eleven o'clock tra'n. She hat been dis-
diar_;ing her cargo the whole of the day at the Lazaretto,
11 e is exp ted to arrive in the (licks this evening, or
early to-morrow.