The Sun.
London, England, 1841-05-18 00:00:00

E VENING EDITION

AIESSIEU Rs—Cavendish. M.P., William Cavendish, E. Ca.
vendish, Clive, M.P., G. E. Anson, Brand, Granville BerkeL.
ley, Baring, m.p., Cotes, C. Wood, Charles
ltoger3, William Russell.
A/z.l.Ntassam..—Stneget4 Bourne, Brand, Roam se, Stanley,
Grenvide Berkeley, Luttrell, Blomlield, Shaw Let.ev,c, Labou-
chere, William Russell, Weymouth.
AlissEs—Bourne, Cavendish, Begot, Gardiner, Clifford,
Ouseley, Percy (two), Stanley, Anson, 0.
_Vernon
Harcourt., Wheatley (two), Wynn, Webster, Gurney, Peel.
COLONELS.-- Wylde,. Wemps, Fox, Vernon Harcourt,
Bouverie.
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MAJoa—Wayrrouth.
The coral:any were served with refreshments dui into the
evening. in the Green Drawing-room, and at half-Fast eleven
o'clock supper \vas serve din the Dinine-room. • •
The Band of the Ro3al Regiment of Horsre Gucrds attended
at the Palace daring the dinner yesterday evening.

FASHIONABI,E INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.
Earl Talbot, in Hertford-street, May-fair, from Ingestre
Hall, his seat in Staffordshire; Mr. and Lady Anne Wynne,
from their seat in Ireland; the Earl of Rosalyn, in Grosvettor-
place. from Wiltshire ; the Earl and Countess of Chesterfield,
at Chesterfield House, from Worthing; the Hoe. Mrs. Cra-
ven, in Hill-street, from ber residence in Hant-; 'the Duke of
Norfolk, in St. James's-square, from Arundel Caatle, Sussex ;
Lady James and Miss Stuart, in Whitehall-place, from Ton-
bridge Wells The Earl and Countess of Sefton, in Belgrave-
square, from Hampstead Lodge, the seat of the Dowager I.ady
Cray, n, near Newbury ; Lord Ernest Eruce, M.P., in Cur-
zon-street, from Wilts ; Lord and Lady Freder;ek Fitz-
elarence, at Putney Heath, from Eat House, their sett,
near Wooler, Northumberland ; jrS Watkin Wiiliarns
Wynn, Bart., from Chester ; the Earl acid Count. ss
of Camper-clown and Lady Elizabeth Duncan, in • Hill-street,
from Bath ; Lord and Lady Delaraere, in Upper Brook- street,
from Vale Royal, their seat in Cheshire; the Hon. Sydney
Herbert, in Grafton-street. from Wilton House, uear Sall,-
bury; Lady Sophia Wyndham and Miss Wyndham, from the
family seat in Norfolk ; the Earl of Stamford and Warrington,
in Hill street, from Dunham Massey, Cheshire ; Vi.o unt An-
eover, M.P., in Conduit-street, from Charlton, the Earl of
folk's seat, near Malmesbury, Wilts; Viscount and Viseonetesa
Combermere. in Berkoly-square, from Cemberxere Abby,
Cheshire; Viscount. and Viscountess Jocelyn, in Dover-street,
from Barham Court, near Maidstone; the Marquis of Winches-
brand Lady Ceei'ia Paaleit, in Cavendish-square, from 'A orth-
ing; the Marquis of Northampton, in Cariton-garelcna, from
Castle Ashby, near Northampton ; Mrs. Newoigate and NB-.
M. Newdigate, at Miyart's Hotel, Brook-s•r. et, from Han-
field-place •, Mr. and Mrs. Glasgow, at dittoafrom tlae,Conti-
fent ; Sir C. Marshall, at ditto, from . Paco ; Miss Bcothby,
at ditto, from Derbyshire; Nrisecunt and Vilscountes Holmes-
dale, at the Burlington Hotel, C. 4-1-street, from their seat,
Montreal Park, Kent; Sir Baldwin and Lady Leighton, at
ditto, from Shropshire; Mr. and Mrs. segraye, at ditto, from
Brighton ; the Hon. A'Court Holmes, M.P., at ditto, from
the Isle of Wight ; the Hon. Mr. Curzon, at ditto, from
Derby:du e ; Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Innea, at ditto. from a
tour ; Mrs. Longneville Choke and family, at ditto, from Gal-
curia ; Riehard Bourke. at ditto, tram Ireland ; Lord and
Lady Adare, at ditto, from the family seat in Glamorganihire ;
Mr. and Mrs. Lane, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray, at Marshall
Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, from 13;v is ; Captain
Inglefield, R.N., and Mrs. Inglefield, at ditto, from Chelten-
ham ; Mr. and Mrs. Beavan at 'ditto, from Bristol ; Mr. Bar-
stow, and Mr. Barstow, jun., at ditto; Mr. and Miss Oakley,
at ditto; Mrs. Brownlow Poulter, in •Montagu. square.
DEPARTURES.
The Duke of Beaufort, from Beaufort House, for Gloucesa
terlhire ; Lady Teignmoutla from Portland-place, for 'I on-
bridge Wells ; Mr. and La.ly Augusta Wentworth, from Con-
caught-place, for Warwick-hire ; Sir J. Burgoyne. for Dover ;
Mr. C. ,v. 34adringtrn, M.P., from St. James's-pace, for
Bristol •, the Earl de Gmy, from St. James's-squme, o Yark"-
shire • Lady Churchill, for Tonbridge We Is ; the Countess of
Fingal' and family. from Upper Brook-street, for Killern
Castle, county Meath; the Countess Dowager of Cavan, float
Eerners-street, for her residence near Southampton ; Mr. and
Mrs. Trafford, from Marshall Thomparan's Hotel, Cavemli,h-
square, for the Continent ; J. Moss, Esq., from ditto. for
Brighton ; Dr. Aitken, from ditto; Lord Cranleya from ditto,
for Surrey.

CHANGES.
Lady Susan Hotham, at Tonbridge Wells. from Brighton ;
Lord and Lady 'entry, at Dublin, from But-nit:sin House.,
Kerry ; Lord and Lady Stafford, at Learningten Spa, from
Cortessey Park, their s..at near Norwich; Lady .13istero-,, a t
Cheltenham, from Ireland ; Lord Carew, at CaStleborosigh,
near Wexford, from Woadstown, county Waterford.

MEDINA IMPROVEMENT BILL.
We have received from a Correspondent at Newport, It-ht of
Wight, a statement, contradicting in certain repects, arid
affirming in others, that which appeared in The Son la.,t week
on this subject, but it is drawn out to sueli s length, that we
cannot afford space for it. Our Correspondent states that Mr.
Ward can have no claim to the property in d sputa, as " tt.e
question had been disputed before Mr. Sergeant Manning and
several Revisine. Barristers, and the votes were admitted on
the evidence of the Town-clerk and others, that the soil and
bed of the river and Cowes harbour were the property of the
Corporation, and within the borough of Newi ore ; all the
Learned Gentlemen bolding the mere jurisdiction would net be
sufficient. Should Mr. Ward succeed in defeating the claim
of the Corporation to the property in question, he will at the
same time strike forty or fifty Conservative vote; s off the re-
gister of the borough of Newport." His letter thus concludes:—
. •4 The measure is supported by neatly a.l the inhabitants of
Newport, by many of the landowners and principal agricultu-
rists ; by most of the masters of vessels, boats, and barge; em-
ployed on the river, and has the countenance and support of
the County Member for the isle of Wigh', and the represen-
tatives of the Borough. Nearly 300 shareholders have enrolled'
their names in Newport and its neighbouthetti ; and as soon
as the Bill shall have passed through Parliament, there iz, no
doubt but the few remaing shares will he taken up. The in-
habitants of Newport ask Parliament to be allowed to improve
their own river at their own expence, reserving to al others
any rights which they may possess, and there can be no doubt
but Parlianment will accede to their reasonable request."

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DINBURGH PRESBYTERY.—A vernal meeting
of tne 1-resbytery, was held yesterday in the Halt
St. David-street, A call in favour of the ller
James Hamilton, of Roxburgh Church, ~o Regent
square Church, London, was read. l'ho
burgh congregation were summoned to ne.T.tt meet-
ing to hear the objections to the tznpslation.
The Committee on the North Leith presentations
reported that, after consulting counsei they hUli
agreed that Mr. Davidson's presentation was in-
valid as the oaths of the patrons had not been
taken according to Act. of Parliament, but theydelayed
any decision as to the validity of Mr. 3PNatighton's from
want of information on particular points. The Rev. .11r.
Fairley moved that the whole matter he remitted to the
General Assembly, which was seconded by
Me. 'Moan :Ili,
but the Report was approved of by a majority of 20 to 2.
.
Mr. Malcolm, who appeared for Mr. Davidson, appealed
his case to the General Assembly, and intimated that
proceedings would very likely be adopted in the civil
Courts for the protection of his right to the charge.-.
Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle.
LORD J. RUSSELL'S SPEECH.—Lord Rus-
sell's speech, on the 7th instant, has been published in a
ec,h..erapfiotrnmessfberd cisrocnnlautticohn.
One man, a collier, .
u
joasnmot
(r)entneurnnb74.ll,.):stviinog
since the passing of the Reform Bill, as there has been
who called at our office on Thursday .morning. to pur-
chase the publication of this speech.,
onic seven miles for it. Du •n
chase a copy, said he had c ri.ek
yesterday and Thursday several hundred;
wereegoid
enWtlriettsd
this town, chiefly among the labouring clr.sses..--.8040,,,
Free P-egs.
PASSAGE TO BOMBAY.—It may Interest nine
of our readers to learn the actual and requisite expenses
of overland journey from London to Bombay. The
items are estimated from the letter of a Field-Officer in
her Majesty's Army, and we can vouch for tht'ir,minute
accuracy. Passage to Alexandria per steamer, 451. Fee
to steward and servants, 1/. 10s. Living on shore at
Gibraltar, and boat-hire there, 2L 3s. Living at Malta,
boats and porters there, 17. 6d. Hotel at Alexandria,
10s. Passage up the Nile including living, &e. &c.. 41.
At Cairo, 1/. Crossing to Suez, 21. Cabin passage to
Bombay, 801. (i. e. 800 Rupees.) Sundries, 21. Total
expended between London and Bombay, 1391 9s. Now
it is obvious that this expenditure is fully met. by the
passage allowance, of 110/ to Captain; and 95/. to
Subalterns, if they are willing to expend their regimental
pay during the trip. The sole advantage to the poor
officer in going round the Cof Good Hope, that
ape ope, is
he obtains his n
- rasSage and limn. for ail foregoing sums,
but he has to carry against that atha stage the large
supply of sea outfit required for a voyage of- four or five
a td Military Gazette.
I LATH OF MR. HENRY MORETON DYER,
POLICE MAGISTRATE.—This much-eateemed gentleman, who
has for many years been the chief M:gistrate at Afalborough.
street police-office, breathed his last about tire o'clock. yester-
day morning, ks.- at his residence, Devonshire-house, Wimpo
street. He had been for some months in a weak state
of health, but had lately so far recovered as to be able to
attend to his Magisterial duties up to the latter end .of last
week. It was, however, evident that he was fast sinking,
and although on - Tloirsday last, when for the last time
he sat on the bench, he appeared to be bettor than he had
been for some previous days, yet the fallacious hopes of his
family and frletais have been dissipated by his sudden demise.
Mr. Dyer hal been about twenty-four years in the Commission
of the Peace. and Nvas formerly Judge-Advocate in one of the
West India Islands, where ho accumu'ated the bulk of his
fortune.

• VISCOUNTS—Torrington, Jocelyn, Melbourne, Palmerston,-
Powerscourt, Barrington, Sydney, Alford, Mahon, Beresford.
Ossulston, Norreys, Morpeth.
VISCOUNTESSES—Beresford, Barrington, Mahon, Norreys,
Jocelyn, Powerscourt, Palmerston, Sydney, Torrington,
Selina, Milton.
• LORDS—Byron, Barham, Burghersb, Hill, Hatherton,
Robert Grosvenor, F. Gordon, Fitzalan. Fitzgerald and Vesci,
Ellenborough, Dalmeney, Paget, Alfred Paget, Clarence
Paget, George Paget, Duncannon, Compton, Lemon, Mon-
tagne' George Lennox, Leigh, Kinnaird, Saltonn, Edward
Russell, John Russell, Char-les Russell, Lilford, Radstock,
Portman l'oltimore, Sudeley, Stanley, Worsley, Seymour, de Ere
by, Templetown, Wharneliffe, Ashley, -
Frederic litzelarence.
LADIES—Pelham, Cottingham, Elizabeth Campbell, C.
Campbell, Katherine Cavendish, Louisa Cavendish, Caroline
Capel, Mary Capel, Amelia Capel, Burghersh, Byron Agnes
Byng, Bowater, C. Barrington, Augusta Somerset, Barham,
Augusta Baring, Harriet Baring, Harriet Begot, Johnstone,
Olivia Taylour,-Haterton, Georgina Grey, Gardiner, C. Ver-
non Harcourt, C. Strangways, Robert, • Grosvenor, Augusta
Gordon, Mary Fox, Albinia Foster, C. W. Fitzwilliam, D.
Fitzwiiliam, Couper, Louisa Cotes, John Hay, Fitzalan, A.
M. Dawson, Harriet Clive, F. Elliot, E. Elliot, Montagu,
Clifford, Ouseley, Lilford, Levesou, Leigh, L. Fitzmannee,
Kinnaird, Adeliza Manners, Charles Russell, Radstock, Port-
mzn , Poltimore, Pechell, Peel, Isabella Wemyss, Mary Howard,
Wilhelmina Stanhope, Stanley, Seymour, C. Cocks. F. Cocks,
Wheatley, Wharncliffe, Mary Wood, Worsley, Eleanora Paget,
Constan--;a Paget, Vivre:, Willoughby d'Ersby, Adams, 31a
rianne, Alford, Adelaide Paget, Ashley.
Ilisnors—London, Norwich.
RIGHT HONOURABLES—Sir Robert Peel, M.P., T. Ma.
caulay, M.P., F. 'F. Baring, H. Labouchere, G. S. Byng,
Sturges Bourne.
HOSOURALLES—Missrs Pepys, Miss Cavendish, Georgiana
Liddell, Miss Byron, C. Cavendish, M.P., Captain George
Campbell, Mrs. George Campbell, Miss Noel, Lucke King,
Mrs. Locke King, Miss Littleton, C. Howard, Miss Ponsonby,
Miss Devereux, Hugh Fortescue, Wm. Cowper, F. Motile,
M.P., Mrs. Fox Mauls, Miss Montagne, Berkeley Paget, Mrs.
Berkeley Paget, Charles Noel, M.P., Miss Lister, Mi.scs
Leigh, Miss Pitt, Miss Paget, E. J. Stanley, M.P., Mrs.
Stanley; John Strand nays, Misses Tracy, Mrs. Anson, :Mss
Drummond, Wm. Ashley, Mrs. Ashley.
Sind —George Couper, Edward Bowater, Henry Wheatley,
Robert Adair, John hobhouse' Samuel John Stone, amuel Hig-
gins, Augustus Clifford,AGore Ouseley; Charles Adam, George
Anson, John Pechell, Hussey Vivian, Augustus Foster, Rol ert
Gardiner.