The Sun.
London, England, 1847-02-23 00:00:00

Lamb. Os Od to 0-a-0.(-1---

TALLOW.
On the whole, this market is firmer than for some Ont
past, at an advance of quite 6d. per cwt. Fine P.Y.e• on the
spot has sold at 50s Sd to 50s 6d per cwt. For forward de'
livery we have but few sales to report. Home made is
proving in value.

WILL OF THE LATE VISCOUNT CANTERBUTtI'the
It was only on the 16th inst. that probate of the will
late Right Hon. Charles Viscount Canterbury passed ttedh°
seal of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, and was gran
to his second son, the Hon. John H. T. Manners Sutton, u,,
of the executors. His Lordship directed that on the dernrs
of the Viscountess, who only survived him four months, bet
sum of 20,0001, the dividends of which constituted
jointure, should be divided into four parts, his eldest dangmo
taking first therefrom 1,000 e., apportioning to his tWutler.
one-fourth each, and the remainder to his youngest dauglied
His Lordship also appointed that the sum of 7,5001., set di
upon him for his life on his first marriage, should be eclaa„.
divided amongst his two sons and eldest daughter, the Ju'',2
of that marriage. All other property not specifically Wig,
was to be divided into four equal parts between the :„
countess, the two sons, and youngest daughter. The Pl'o,.
tures of himself, one as Speaker and the other when Yutliji;
were left to his widow, also the diamonds, jewels, and sue
like, and the service of china embellished with the peacoa'
The silver vases and the dessert service of plate which be'
so
longed to his father, the late Archbishop of Canterbury, IP d
the bust of his Grace by. Chantry, and a bust of Pitt, st.i/is
all,other the pictures and family portraits, he has left to li,
eldest son, the present Viscount. His Lordship was in
66th year, and was raised to the Peerage in 1835; he he
the Order of Civil Knight Grand Cross of the Bath, and Wu
if
a governor of the Charter-house.
ARREST OF A MAN FOR A MURDER CWOlll'll9
THIRTY-SIX YEARS AG O.—A man named James Malone was
fully 'committed on Monday last, from Ballickmoyler, by
..h
C. Cooper and William R. Fitzmaurice, Esqs , charged Neb—
the wilful murder of Patrick Brennan, better knownes
Patrick Nelly, at the fair of Mayo, Queen's county, in the
year 1811. The particulars of the case are as follows • t
Malone was at that period at the head of a faction who great
to pull down Brennan's tent on the fair green. On the B,P;
pearance of Brennan he was stabbed in the abdomen with
large knife, and killed on the spot. Malone, after the coin.
mitts! of the murder, as 'alleged, fled to America, but re:
turned to Ireland, and settled in the county of Meath, abo._lll'
eighteen years since, where he resided until (on private Pi,:
formation), he was arrested and brought back to the Queen°
county. On Monday last he was fully identified, after e1:1
absence of thirty-six years, by persona who knew the PT,
saner, and were present at the murder. The prisoner, who I:
about seventy- years of age, was dressed in the ordinary garb
of a county Meath labourer, and on being removed from the
court.house to the police barrack, after being identified, he
fainted in the street. After some time he recovered his
sph_possession, and was escorted in a car to the gaol of
Maryborough.—Carlow Sentinel.
[ A DVE taTIS ERIE T 3—A DISEASED KNEE.—A Wore
aD17:179,c
ofu KisaynegHzpLaorivessjo'Sf OINTMENT AND PILL s . —John Weir.
with a pain in his knee, which lasted fornethrareAo rifoangthhe,wanasd"tigi
commenced to swell; six months afterwards, it broke out Into A
dreadful wound, and discharged- for twelvemonths, although ever/
remedy was used that medical men could devise, both at tb....°
county infirmary and local dispensary, yet no appearances of heals
presented .self, until his father purchased some of Holloway's
and Ointment, which soon effected a sound cure. No wounds, 9!):'‘,",
or ulcers, however long standing, can resist the proper use Of l'ui;
fine medicines. Sold by all druggists, and at Protease'. Hollows,
establishment, 244, atraud, London.

VISCOUNTESS PALMERSTON'S ASSEMBLY:.—ViSCOUB,
and Viscountess Palmerston- entertained, his • Excellency
Count de St. Aulaire, the Duchess of Sutherland and Lady
Caroline Leveson Gower, the Earl sue! Countess of Clarendon,
Viscount Morpeth, Lord J. Russell, Lord and Lady Beauvale,
Lord and Lady Ashley, the Hon. W. Cowper, and a distin-
guished circle, at dinner, at their residence at Carlton-gar-
dens, on Saturday, previotis to her Ladyship's reunion.
Among the brilliant company at the reception were---his
Excellency the Austrian Ambassador and the Countess Die-
trichstein, his Excellency Baron Brunnow his Excellency
the Turkish Minister and Princess Callimaki, his Excellency
Prince Castelcicala, his Excellency Count Reventlow, his
Excellency the American Minister and Mrs. Bancroft, his
Excellency Count Kielmansegge, his Excellency the Bel
gran Minister and Madame Van de Weyer, his Excellency
Baron Hugel,his Excellency the Saxon Minister and Ba-
roness de Reus, his Excellency the Bavarian Minister and
Baroness de Cetto, the Swedish Charge d'Affaires and
Baroness Rehausen, Count Revel, the Marquis de St.
Aulaire, Count Louis de Noailles, Baron Koller, Baron
Brenner, Baron Nicholay, Baron Lionel de Rothschild,
the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne, the Mar-
chioness of Ailesbury, the Marchioness of Clanricaide
and Lady Emily de Burgh, the Earl and Countess of
Lincoln, the Earl and, Countess Granville, the Earl aed
Countess of Listowell and Miss Wyndham, Dowager-Coun
teas of Verulam, Viscount Anson, -Lord and and Lady Beau-
mont, Lord and Lady Melgund and the Ladies Elliott, Lord
Harry Vane, Lorti Dudley Stuart, Viscount and Viscountess
Folkestone and Lady Jane•Bsuverie, Lord De Manley., Lord
and Lady- Dalineny, Viscount Goderich, Visccunt Canter-
bury, Viscount Duncannon, Viscount Mahon, Lord John
Manners, Lady Georgiana Romilly, • Lady Theresa Lewis,
Lord Brooke, Lady Charlotte Guest, Lord and Lady J.
Stuart, and Miss Stuart, Lady Easthope, Lord and Lady
Camoys and the lion. Miss Stonors Sir George and Lady
Grey,- Sir S. and Lady and Miss Canning, Sir A. and Lady-
and Miss Clifford, Mr. and Lady 0. Maxie, Sir B. Hall,
Baron and Lady and Miss Parke, Sir C. and Lady and aiiss
Adam, Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Montague, Hon. Colonel D.
Darner, Sir D. J. Norreek Hon. J. and Mrs. Ashley, Hon.
Mr. Fortescue, Right Hon. F. T. Baring, Mr. and 'Atli, G.
Fullerton, Sir H. Webster, Hon. H. Howard, Right lion.
F. Mettle, Admiral and Miss Bowles, Hon. WnS. ad Lady
C. and Mies Lascelles, Hon. C. S. Rice, Hon. Miss Eden, Sir t, DIED.
A. and Lady A. Forster, Right Hon. E. J and Mrs and Miss
Stanley, lion. S. Ponsonby, Mr. Lyons. sir R. I. and Lady Captain 'Francis Dick, Royal
Artilleryl:od e, Brecungnre,
on
coathp Mt. at St. John, New Brunswick, William intllo4
Murcbiaon, Sir Rs and Lady B. -Phillicips, Right Hon. H. L. On the Oth inst., :Henry Allen, Esq., of.the
athiglieputyn-La
wile:
Corry, Mr. G. E. Anson, Mr. Mandeville, Mr. C. Geville, many
tytehalal ecohinalirntVlaslige(i.4l.9t2h.t'.
Mr. F. Byng, Mr. Duncan, Quarter Sessions,
Mr. R. M. nines, Mrs and Mrs. on °the tith Inge.: at Jemond Nouse, Northumberland. •
B. Cochrane,ll ,
Mr. is. T. nom Mr. Qlifibrd Mr. and Mrs G relict of the late John Amtersun, Esq.
Craig, Mr. C. and Miss Drummond. Mr. W' - ''. ''
3 se, Mr Tufnell, -
of
Mr. Mont 6 Mr. .F
e ore, onblunque, Mr. Panizzi, Mr. H. V,yner. P ng, EN., aged 61. -
.. daughter
.;:ii the loth hist., at Hereford, Elizabeth Anne, wife of W.llllOll
Mr. Courtenay, &.. On the 14th inst., at Eastbourne, Frances Wildman. uaug
H. Wildman, Esq., aged 7.-;.
.....impjor.
THE POTATO DISEASE. —The loss caused by the On the 16th inst., at Potterells, Herts, William charlesUa"
ravages of the p. ta'o di-ease, within the counties of Angle- Earl., aged 68. _ „wminghatn •
u the 17th inst., in London, Major-General Thomas I-,
eey and Carnarvon, is ustimated, by parties who are corn of
. (t)he Corps of Royal Engineers.
Mary,relict of the
petent to judge, at ten shillings in the pound upon the ant ata; on the 17th hist.„tt Arundel-terrace, Brighton, - . •
rental of the land, as assessed to the poor rates. The renal Its J.A. A ttwood, Esq. ' of the hand so assess, d, amounting to the latest parliamentaryl lii the 17 t h inst., at Epsom, Emma, uldow of the late Roc. Itobert
mess second
returns, was, Anglesey, 164,637 i., and Canary( n ...ire, ileiiketin
Georgina Co
ddOuttitther
ofl7t. insti, al. Douglas, Islei of
n Man, 125,5871. In forming this esfimete the calculation was b -se -1
Oft the 18th inst., hby Thomas
upon the assumption that on.y three-fourths of the crop ha tti:mint Stratßi
jranrv,eaagj,_;sarß.N,
k sir WillouS been destroyed. Even supposing, which is certainly nit the Lake, K'C'B" Admiral of the White, aged 74. _
12
c me, one-fourth of the crop to have been in a sound st tie, the -----,..__5a...-s-'-'"'''''"'"
actual loss within the two counties would be upwards of Lonsow . ormte,u .tul rublistied ny •A: URDOstrintdiNotthot
i..,,,..___-.°' Inct'
145,1121., which at Bs. a quarter, would puscha,e 362,780 strand, Printer, at l'ht Sun flee, No.l I, „, ~..AAy, Fay
of the Savoy, in !be COnnty of litt4die"; 311 t"
quarters, or 90,695 tons of potatoes..-Carnarvon Heratd.
bra 0,12; 1847. . .

AIRTLIS.
On the 4th inst , at lowness, Windermere, the wife of Henri G.
Gibson, Esq , of a son.
Ou th. 1 lilt inst., at Prospect-place, Wandsworth-road, Mrs. Z.
Smith, of a ion.
lady
On the I ',lilt hi•it., Bownham House, Gloucestershire, the 1
Leonani ,tr.-tchey, Esq., of a raughter. j L.
On the lath inst., at Woolwich, the lady of Captain •••• -*
Lincluir4l,l, Royal Artillery, of a son.

,VA R tiIED.
On the 16th at Torre Church, Torquay, Hay E. s.d
~iiiiiiander in the lt,,yal Navy, to Anne, second_
the late yes, Esri , of Gledhow-grove, York.
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BOROUGH AND S
About 120 tons of Potatoes have arrived in the Poo
abroad since Monday last. Coastwise receipts have bed
trifling, thelsr ' from
trifling, but by railway they have somewhat incroPr:
From the wont of supplv, and the present high prices, toe
trade is very dull, as tbllows:=York Regents, 1808 to 220
York Reds, 200 s to 220 ; Lincoln and Cambridgeshire RI:
gents, 150 s to 190 s; ditto Kidneys, 140 s to 160 s; Frelici*
Whites, 160 s to 180 s per ton.

BOROUGH HOP MARRET.
The best qualities of Hops, of last year's growth, are I*
steady request at full prices. In all ( tiler kinds 0f,,,,H0rd.
next to nothing is doing. Sussex pockets 41. to 41 8s ; v,!l_
of Kent ditto, 41 53
,to 41165; Mid and East Kent ditty.
41 15s to 6/ 103 per cwt.

W.
The public sales of foreign andOOL
colonial Wools conunenc4
on Thursday, and will be continued during the present week
As yet, the biddings have been inactive, but no materti!,l
change can be noticed in prices. The quantity advertised !
about 12,000 bales. By private contract next to nothing'„l
doing, The imports in the past week have amounted to 0'
bales from Antwerp, and 281 from New South Wales.