The Sun.
London, England, 1840-05-12 00:00:00

EVENING EDITION.

MAacnroNesses—Lansdowne, Queensbery, Westminster,
Normanby, Londonderry, Douro, Ailesbury.
EARLS.—Stanhope, Sefton, Sandwich, Rosebery, Ripon,
Radnor, Mount Edgecumbe, Moray, Minto, March, Manvers,
Craven, Cowper, Clarendon, Clare, Clanwilliam, Chesterfield,
Charlemont, Cawdor, Cardigan, Cadogan, Belfast,.Amherst,
Albemarle, Aberdeen, Denbigh, De la Warr, De Grey, Dar-
lington, Durham, Dunmore, Zetland, Yarborough, Wilton,
Verulam, Tankerville, Surrey, Lovelace, Listowel, Brecknock,
Grosvenor, Falmouth, Euston, Essex, Erroll, Grey, Lichfield,
Ilehester.
Co u NTEsses. —Uxbridge, Pembroke, Brecknock, Falmouth,
Essex, Erroll, Grey, Lichfield, Amherst, Stanhope, Sefton,
Sandwich, Rosebery, Radnor, Mount Edgecumbe, Manvers,
Craven, Cowper, Clanwilliam, Clarendon, Chesterfield, Cado-
gan, Charlemont, Cawdor, Albemarle, Denbigh, Minto, Dur-
ham, De Grey, De la Warr, Darlington, Wilton, Dunmore,
Zetland, Verulam, Tankerville, Surrey, Lovelace, Listowel,
grosver. se.
Visco U NTS. —Powerscourt, Sydney, Combermere, Milton,
Clements, Castlereagh, Cautilupe, Canaingo Ipswich, Acheson,
Milton, Eastnor, Beresford, Melgund, Melbourne, Drutclanrig,
Duncannon, Torrington, Palmerston, Ossulston, Norreys, Bar-
rington, Howick, i•olkestone, Fitz-Harris, Grimston, Emlyn.
V iscou NTESS ES . —Dillon, Forbes, Canning, Milton, Powers-
court, Sydney, Eastnor, Beresford, Torrington, Norreys, Bar-
rington, Palmerston, Fitz-Harris, Howick.
Loans—Portrinn, Poltimore, Petre, Stanley (of Alder.-
ley), Fitzroy Somerset, Seymour, Say and Sele, Sandvs, Ra-
vensworth, Methuen, Langdale, Cowley, Compton, eolehes-
, ter, Clinton, Cremorne, Tullamore, Blantyre, Shelburne, Sc-
grave, Monteag,le, Ashley, Abinger, George Lennox, Lilford,
1)e l'lsle and Dudley, Denman, De Roos, Dufferiu, Colborne,
Dalmeny, James Stuart, Strafford, Wenlock, Worsley, Wharn-
cliffe, Waterpark, Vaux, Templetown, Sudeley, George Paget,
Stuart de Rothesay, Clarence Paget, Alfred Paget, Macdonald,
Ernest Bruce, Burghersh, Byron, Forester, Edward Howard,
Foley, F.tz2;erald and Vesci, Adolphus Fitzclarence, Fitz-Alan,
Holland, Dillon, Hill, Hatherton, Claude Hamilton, Robert
Grosvenor, Ellenborough, Eliot, Francis Gordon, Stavoroale,
Dinorben, Kinnaird, Leveson, William Lennox, De Freyne,
Arthur Lennox, Bridport, F. Gordon, Leigh, Littelton, Bar-
ham.

LADlES.—Bridport, Dillon, Hatherton, Jemima Eliot, Di-
norben, Lilford, Denman, De Roos, G. Herbert, Eleonora
Paget, Constance Paget, Augusta Gordon, (George) Lennox,
(Robert) Grosvenor, (Arthur) Lennex, (Francis) qprdon.
Colborne, (James) Stuart, Strafford, Wortley, Wenloci, Wa-
terpark, Vaux, Wharnclitre, Stuart do Rotheeay, Leigh, Duffe-
rin, Barham, Portman, Ashley, Langdale, Cowley, Col-
chester, Methuen, Ravensworth, Seymour, Fitzroy Somer-
set, Stanley, Petre, Poltirnere, Ernest Bruce, Burg-
hersh, Byron, Agnes Byng, Louisa Duneombe, Char-
lotte W. Fitzwiliham, L. Fitzroy, C. S trangways., F.
Vane, Douglas (2), L. Fitzmaurice, Adelaide Paget, Marianne
Compton, Augusta Somerset, Theresa Digby, Elisabeth
Drummond, Charlotte Denison, Codrington, M. Donkin,
Cust, Adam, Gardiner, Gordon, Bulkeley Phillips, Quentin,
Maria Somerville, Charlotte Berkeley, Stephenson, Mary
Stanley, C. Somerset, Dowager Rivers, C. Le nnox, George
Murray, Anne Murray, Augusta Milbanke, La wra Meyrick,
Cottenham. Frances Cowper, Harriet Corry, :Harriet Clive,
Cawdor, Caroline Capel, Mary Capel, Amelia Capel, Elisabeth
de Rede de Ginkel, Anne Beresford, Georgiana Ba-
thurst, Acton, Shaw Stewart, Williams, Willoughby
d'Eresby, Anne Wilbraham, Wheatley, Wetherell, Isabella
Wemyss, Mary Vyner, Vivian, Verney, Troubridge,
Peel, Pechell, M'Farlane, Howard, Charlotte Guest, Grey,
George Grey, Joliffe, Johnstone, Macdonald, Dowager Lyttle-
ton, Charlotte Lyster, Theresa Lister, Caroline Barrington,
Harriet Baring, Elizabeth Bulteel, Mary Fox, Catherine
Buckley, A. Fitzpatrick, G. Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth Fielding,
Frances Hope, Georgiana Fane, Gore (2), Glenlyon, Eliza-
beth West, Mary Lambton, Augusta Poulett, .M. Howard,
Mary Grimston, Elliot (3), Fielding, Augusta Cadogen,
Elizabeth Clements, A. Anson, A. Primrose, L. Primrose,
Wilhelmine Stanhope, Jane Bouverie, Mary Pierrepont, Caro-
line Campbell, Georgians Campbell, Louisa Campbell, Geor-
gina Grey, Ida Hay, E. Grosvenor, M. Grosvenor.
BAxoN—Lionel de Rothschild.
Banoisesses—Lionel de Rothschild, Le Despeticer de
Rothschild.
RIGHT HoNoustarmis—Edward Ellice, H. Labouchere,
G. S. Byng.
HONOURABLES—Misses Hood (2), Miss Denman, Miss
Ridley Colborne, William Ridley Colborne, Misses Byng ( 2),
Miss Lawley, Miss Wellesley, Misses Stanley (2) of Alderley,
Mrs. Anson, Miss Spring like, Misses Tracey, Misses Leigh
(2), Blisses Foley (2), Captain Berkeley, H. Corry, Mr.
Lyttleton, Misses Lyttleton (2), Miss Cocks, Miss Ponsonby,
Mrs. Heathcose, J. C. Dundas, F. Craven, Col. Daws,n
Darner, Mrs. Dawson Darner, Mrs. Cunliffe Offiey, Miss
Crewe, Colonel Anson, Mrs. Anson, Mr. William Ashley,
Mrs. William Ashley, Craven Berkeley, , Captain George
Campbell, Mrs. George Campbell, Mr. Cocks, Cap•
fain Boyle, Grantley Berkeley, Colonel Westenra, Mrs. West-
enra, Captain Elliot, Mrs. Elliot, Colonel Grey, Mrs. Grey,
Colonel Cavendish, Mrs. Cavendish, Mr. Charteris, William
Cowper, Mr. H. Lambton, Mrs. H. Lambton, Mr. Fos
•Maule, Mrs. Fox Maule, Mr. E. J. Stanley, Mrs. E. J. Stan-
ley, Mr. W. 0. Stanley, Mrs. W. 0. Stanley, W: Duncombe„,
Mr. Edmunds Phipps, Mrs. Edmund Phipps, Miss Pitt, John
Ponsonby, Capt. Pitt, Mr. Geo. Ponsonby, Mrs. Geo. Pon-
sonby, John Strangways, Beilby Lawley, Robert Lawley, J.
Stuart Wortley, Lady Williamson, Mrs. Edward Villiers, Chas.
Villiers, Gen. Upton, Mr. John Talbot, Mrs. John Talbot,
C. O'Callaghan, Mrs. Geo. Pechell, Mr. Berkeley Pat,et,Mrs.
Berkeley Paget, Mr. Chas. Ponsonby, Mrs. Chas. Ponsonby,
Jas. Macdonald, Lady Fremantle, Miss Lister, William Begot,
Miss Byron, Fredk. 13yeg, Mr. Noel, Capt. IL Keppel, Mrs.
Keppel, Miss Charlotte Hudson, Jas. Howard, G. Fitzwilliam,
Mr. Henry F,tzßov, Mrs. Henry Fitzßoy, Mr. Geo. Hope,
Mrs. Geo. Hope, E. Grimston, Henry Grey, Capt. Grey, Chas.
Gore, Augustus Liddell, Mr. Gen. Keppel.
SlRS—Henry Wheatley, Hedworth Williamson, Wm. Fre-
mantle, Arthur Paget, Edward Cust, John Gardiner, Wil-
loughby Gordon, Richard Bulkeley Phillips, Charles Adam,
Geo. Quentin, Wm. Somerville, Hamblyn Williams, Frede-
rick Wetherell, Hussey Vivian, Harry Verney, Thomas Trou-
bridge, Robert Peel, John Pechell, Robert M'Farlane, Ralph
Howard, Josiah Guest, Charles Grey, George Grey, William
Joliffe, John Johnstone, John Macdonald, Henry Parnell,
George Anson, Thomas Gage, W. Clayton, T. Witirington,
I J. M. Wallace, Robert Inglis, James-Clark, Edward Corking-
ton, Charles Lemon, William Martins, Georee Staunton, Fre-
derick Stevie, E. Lytton Bulwer, Hesketh Fleetwood, Samue •
Higgins, John llobbouse.
Mrseeesses—Howley, W. Villiers Stuart, Robert Steuart,
More O'Ferrall, Backhouse, Brand, Edward Ellice, Russell
Ellice, Robert Gordon, Kingsmill, Wood, Pendarves, Clay,
Bernal, Le Merchant, Vernon Smith, Tufnel, Bouverie, Me-
rier, Labouchere, Bentinck.
Mrsses—Backho use ( 2 ).Wheatley (2), Gordon, Bernal, Sidi-
van (2), Littleton, Methuen, de Rothschild (2), Stuart, Stuart
de Rothsay, Noel,' Liddle, Petre, Somerset, Stanley, Clive,
Cavendish, Vernon Harcourt Forester, D'Este, Thomsen,
Clifford, Meynell, Davys, Percy (2), Barrington (2), Gardi-
ner, Murray, Fielding, Drummond Willoughby (2), Shaw
Stewart (2), Beresford (2), Murray, Morier (2), Ponsonby,
Paget, Bustle, Elliott, Macdonald, Anson, Codrington (2),
Hervey,•.Hervey Bathurst, Laura Paget, Gordon, Quentin,
Peel, Gore Langton.
MEssieues.—W. Villiers Stuart, Sulivan, Parker, Otway,
More O'Ferrall, Norman Macdonald. Lutrell, 13ackhouse,
George Byng, Brand, Massey Stanley, Baring Wall, Horslinan,
Philip Howard, A. Hope, G. Heathcote, Edward Ellice,
Russell Ellice, Charles Greville, Robert Gordon, Kingsmill,
Irby, Bellew, Vaughan, Vyner, Wood, P. St. John Mifdmay,
Pendarves, A. Murray, C. R. Talbot, Jas. Duff, Clay, Gibson
Craig, G. E. Anson, William Bathurst, Bernal, Standish,
Rogers, Rich, Le Merchant, William Cavendish, Vernon
Smith. Charles Buller, Dundas, E. A. Sanford, Tuffnell,
F. Cavendish, Cayley, Bultell, Baring, Lister, Lyster,
Wilbraham, Clive, Milbank, Murray, Stanley, Stephenson,
Codrington, Denison, Drummond, Digby, Robert Steuart, F.
Somerset, Methuen, Edward Villiers, J. Parker, M. P.
COLONELS.—Gore Langton, Armstrong, Wylde,, Brother-
ton, Fremantle, Brown, 11. Bentinck, Richardson, Meyrick,
Wemyss, Fox, Beckley, F. Paget, Bouverie.
Maeous.—Waymouth, Vivian.
CAPTAINS.—PecheII, Bushe, F. Seymour, Meynell, Charles
Bagot.

STEEPLE CHASES.—BELLS •• LIVE IN LON-
DON" or SUNDAY NEXT, May 17, will contain a chronological
table of all the steeple chases which have been run during the
past season, with an index pointing to the names of the win-
ners, riders, and beaten horses ; opening of the cricket season
at Lord's, with ample and accurate details of the sports of the
turf ; aquatic register, chess, pedestrianism, pigeon-shooting,
trotting, and every sporting event of the week ; also a faithful
summary of the domestic and foreign intelligence of the week.
—Price of Bell's Life, Fivepence. Office, 17, Strand. Pub-
lished on Saturday afternoon in time to be sent by trains and
post to all parts of the kingdom.
IRISH REGISTRATION BILL.—A numerous
meeting was held yesterday- at Liverpool, in Clayton-square, to
petition Parliament against Lord Stanley's Bill. From eight
to ten thousand persons were present. Some strong speeches
were made denouncii*v the Bill of Lord Stanley as a measure
designed to narrow the Irish constituency and disfranchise a
vast number of the Liberal voters. Dr. Blackburn was in the
chair, and among the leading Reformers present were William
Rathbone, Esq., Aldermen Currie and Sheil, Col. Williams,
Messrs. Bolton, Fletcher, Ewart, and Aiken. Mr. O'Connell
was expected, but did not arrive. The following resolution,
among others, was unanimously adopted ;—That the provision,
of the Bill are in direct opposition to the liberal and enlightened
coin se by which the Irish Government has oflateyears so tem-
perately administered the affairs of that country, and would
substitute in place of the kindly feelings of confidence now ex-
isting in the majority of the Irish people, which is the natural
offspring of such conduct, the strongest sentiments of alienation
nd distrust.

ERNESTINE, OR THE CHILD OF MYSTERY.
—We are requested to state that Mr. Colbuni, of Great Marl-
borough-street, has this day published " Ernestine, or the
Child of Mystery," by a Lady of Fashion, in 3 vols.,
post Bvo ,
which can now be had at all the libraries. Mr. Colburn has
also just published the fallowing New Works of Fiction :-1.
Precepts and Practice, by Theodore Hook, Esq., 2 vole., with
Portrait of the Author, and numerous Illustrations, by Phis.
2. Jack Ashore, by the author of " hattlin the Reefer," Sr.e
3 vols., with Portrait of the'Author. 3. The Widow :Mar-
ried, a Sequel to " Widow Barnaby," by Mrs. Trollope, 3
vols., with 21 humorous Illustrations by Buss.
DREADFUL STEAM-BOAT ACCIDENT AND
Loss or Ltrz.—Ou Saturday afternoon, bctsecn four and
five o'clock, as a party of men, glass-bowers and cutters by
trade, in number seventeen, were rowing up the river, near the
Old Swan Stairs, at Chelsea, the Bridesmaid steam-boat ran
foul of the cutter, and every person was thrown into the
water. The cries for help soon brought many watermen with
their boats to the spot; and notwithstanding many of them had
drifted a considerable distance, sixteen out of the party were
rescued from a watery grave; but the other unfortunate rr.an,
ttnhearen IneGi BridesmaideFo
Fleet-street,
George Tucker, :wstarseeotl
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passengers, when the captain,seeinngsitlhoreeei7)tuitt-
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till the fatal accident had happened. The survivors were taken
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stantly the
stopped, party, tlt vessel and
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ashore, and put in beds at the OM Swan, where the usual re.:,
medics were resorted to with success.
THE " MA LTA TIMES. —On the sth tilt ap.
peered the first number of a Conservative Jenrnal under the
above title, to replace the Harlequin, which has ceased to ap-
pear. It promises well; but, like the Gibraltar Gazette, sur-
feits us with British instead of local news. We copy from it
the following statistical account of the Maltese Journals
Mediterraneo (Italian and English), pub. up to No. 88.
weekly : liberal polities. Portafuglio (Italian), Pub. up to
No. 100, weekly politics of the Commissioners of Inquiry
into the affairs of Malta. Corriere Maltese (Italian, English,
and French), pub. up to No. 9, second series, every 19 slays
Sicilian politics of the English constitution of 1812. Clones
(English), pnb. up to No. 18, weekly, politics, axgaingarian.
Filalogo (Italian), pub. up to No. 10, every 15 days: politics
of the Malta priesthood. 1.1 Arnico della Patria (Italian), pub.
once a month, one number is only yet published : politics Mal-
tese. Malta Penny Magazine (English), pub. up to No. 29,
weekly : literature and science. _ _ •

Between three and four o'clock on Sunday
afternoon, two gentlemen, named Grant and Andrews, were
rowing up the river in a wherry, and, in endeavouring..to pens
under the third arch of Battersea-bridge, the tide earned !hem
with such force against the abutment that the wherry divided.
Both the parties called out lustily fur assistance, and clung to
the bridge, where they remained until rescued by some fisher-
men who rowed to the spot.