The Sun.
London, England, 1847-06-12 00:00:00

SAILINGS.

June 4. Syren yawl, John Davenport, Esq., for Tor-
quay; Maid of the Mist cutter, Henry Studdy, Esq., for
Torquay.
9. Osprey cutter, John Petre. Esq., for Torquay.
YACHTS AT AND ABOUT THE STATION.

Schooners—Maud, Julia, lisMer;lda,
Cutters —Noran, Nymph, Elizabeth, Talisman, Witch,
Antelope, Lark, Turquoise.

FITTING OUT IN HARBOUR.

Fairy schooner, Camilla ditto, Spsrrowhawk cutter,
and Albatross yawl.
Robert Meiklam, Esq., has purchased Gothic Hall, in
the west Cliff, last season occupied by the Duke of
Beaufort. Lord Somerville has taken Trafalgar House.
Lord Lisburne the 7th Cottage. Miss Ward, Belmore
House. Mrs. Collins the Btb. Cottage. Lady Blatchford,
Birmingham Cottage. The Hon. Miss Monson, Avon-
ing Villa. Sir Bellingham 'Graham, Grantham House.
Mrs. Spicer, Gothic Villa.. Nus. 1,2, and 4, at the
Baths, are also taken.

The Secretary of the Royal Yacht Squadron has sold
Mr. Congreve's yacht Corsair.
ELECTION MOVEMENTS.--Large bills are posted
through the Isle of Wight, calling on the electors to
" Vote fur Fleming, the farmers' friend." Some wag or
starving labourer haii written under, " a dear loaf fer
ever."
CHURCH RATES.—At the: Northwood parish vestry, on
Thursday, Mr. W. Hillyer, vestry-clerk, proposed a
church-rate of 2d. in the poiand, which was seconded by
Mr. J. Drover, and met by an amendment by Mr. Mau-
rice thar, " that the con,i:deration of a church-rate be
postponed for six months.' This was seconded by Mr.
E. Harris, and, on being put, was carried by a large
majority, there being only the two churchwardens, and
the two Mr. Wheeler.' (tb,e builders) hands held up for
the vote, besides the mover and seconder; neither the
rector, curate, nor clerk, N ere present. There are many
out-standing accounts, an d the church is much in want
of repairs. The rector's itithes for the parish are about
7001 a year ; lie is also vi car of Carisbrook, and has the
perpetual curacies of Nov port and Cowes in his gilt.

BANK OT
(From last nig
An Account, pursuant to the A ct 7
the Week ending on Sate rday

2,NGLAND.
fit's Gazette.)
'th and Bth of Victoria, cap. 32, for
y, the sth day of June, 1847.
AILTMENT.

1133U2 "DEP,

Notes i5uu0d......•• 23,434,305

Government debt • . 11,015,100
Other securities • ... 2,981,90 n
Gold coin and bullion 7,9,5,365
Silver bulliox ...... 1,449,000

£23.434.3) ;5

4 23,434,365
M. MARSHALL, Met Cashier.

Dated the 10th day of Juno 18

BANKIVW D:
.C.
Proprietors' capital . • 14,553, 000
Hest
Public deposits (in-
cluding Exchequer,
Commissioners of
National Debt, Sav-
ings-banks, and Di-
vidend accounts) • . 7,772,718
)they deposits . • • •
Seven day and other
bills .. ••• • .. 785. ,illB

LP AILTMEN T.

Government securi-

ties (Including Dead
Weight Annuity). • 11,713,101
Other securities 17,085,495
Notes
Gold and silver ooin•• 802,234

X 34,689.5 55

#34,689,534
[. MAItSIIALL, Chia! Cashier.

Datod the 10th day ofJunt,

An agent of Mr. 1!.olt ;, Q.C., has visited Stamford
this week, and has signifie' I that gentleman's acceptance of
the
i requisitionborough
hgto
abtectuhmee:ci
mcairnigdidealteeotifoonr theT he representation
agent
(r.
Edwin
of th
Field, of a respect ;able legal firm in London) stated
that Mr. Bolt was a " Liberal Tory," and that he was
nxious chiefly to aster Lain what amount of Coneerrative
supporta such a candidate would be likely to meet with in
Stamford ; though he stated that the Learned Queen's
Counsel would, under a ny ciicumstance.s, certainly contest
the representation wit! a the nominees of the Illarquis of
Exeter, and that he WO, ald pay his respects to the electors in
the course of the ensuic ng week. It has not yet transpired
who the Burghley cam lidates will be : contrary to the ex-
pectation induced by t he communication from a high quarter
a few
days ago, it is fit iw thought that the Marquis of Granby
will
not be one of them n.—Stamford Mercury.
CRICKET. —GED ITLEMEN OF SURREY v. GENTLE-
MEN OF KENT.—The. match was resumed yesterday morning,
a few minutes after e (even o'clock. After the termination of
the play for the day, it was agreed to make a drawn match,
in consequence of otl ter engagements rendering it impossible
for several of the get atlemen to attend on the third day.
CITY OF LON) c:iN LIFE ASSURANCE.--The directors
and supporters of t his institution dined together last evening
at the Tratalgar H otel, Greenwich, when from sixty to one
hundred gentlemer I interested in the prosperity of the com-
pany sat down to s n excellent dinner, provided for the occa-
sion by the propric tor of the tavern. The chair was occu-
pied by Stephen 11 enry Lee, Esq. Many speed-es bearing
upon the advantv es to be derived from life assurance were
made during the a venin,2,-; and, although the society is yet in
its infancy, it has shown that it was in a highly prosperous
state, and increasing daily in importance. Tlie party sepae
rated after a pleasant meeting at a late hour.
THE LATE ACCIDENT AT THE ROYAL ITALIAN
OPERA HOUSE,.--Toe scene-shifter, George Hill, who fell
from t lie Flips at the fi royal Italian Opera on Riturday last,
and who was immedit :rely removed to King's College flos-
pitiil with but little hoi ui recovery, is still living, and is
progressing so favourat .Iy, I,Lat he !fill glintly mule his
etwatics at the chew) re.