The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-04 00:00:00

We:herall, Wharncliffe, Pelham Clinton (2), 'Wheatley, Cgle,
Graham, Methuen, Charlotte Talbot, Cretin:rue, Ormsli
Rebow, George Seymour, France; Clinton, Dowager CFI
ford, Shelley, James Stuart, Whatley, Theresa Lister, I.
Stanley, Mary Howard, Stafford, Laura Fitzroy, Fitzia,tricl:
Gertrude Fitzpatrick, Stanley (of Alderley), C. Cocks, H.
Cocks, Louise Lascelles, Fortescue, 111.ry Lyttel-
ton, Dowager Lyttelton, Leveson, C. Fitzwiiliarn, D. Fitzwil-
ham, Lynchutst, Frederick Fitzclarence, Leigh, Anne Anson,
Emily Hardinge, Wenlock, Mary Stanley, Fitzalan, Charlotte
Lyster, Lilford, Charles Fitzroy, Dowager Floyd, Southamp-
ton, Surgati, Charlotte Guest, Isabella Wemyss, Nugent, Ot-
way, 2slaria Somerville, Sondes, Emily Foley, Strickland, Price
Herbert (2), Gardiner, Stanley, 1301.imore, Mary Vvner,
Pelly, Portman, Peel, Alice Peel, F. Howard, Fanny Howard.
Anne Wilbraham Rivers, Dowager. Rivers, Shave Stewart,
Petre, C. Proby, Caroline Powlett, Dacre, Frances Hope,
Katherine Stewart, Harriet Douglas, Stuart de Rothesav,
Olivia Taylour, Marcus Hill, C. Campbell, E. Campbell, Har-
riet Clive, Georgiana Codrington, Sherborne, G. Somerset,
Colborne, Gardner, Cust, Gordon Cumming, C. Hill, Cromp-
ton, Waterpark, Wilhelmine Stanhope, Louisa Cotes, Augusta
Poulett, Dinorben, Vivian, Elizabeth Dickens, Harriet Corry,
Therese Digby, Duncan, Blantyre, Dowager Cawdor, L. Ca-
vendish, Strafford, Williams, Elizabeth Duncan, Stratheden,
Jane Grimston, Cornwallis (2), Braye, G. Balfour, Percy (2),
C. A. Cust, Cowley, Edwards, Rushout Cockerel!, Mary
Fielding, Grey, Elizabeth Fielding, K. Cust, Elizabeth West,
De Roos, A. Cadogan, H. Cadogan, Sophia Des
Voeux, Dowager Brownlow, Catherine Buckley, Coten-
ham, Worsley, Trowbridge, Mary Wood, Lumley, Mary Fox,
Pakenham, Macdonald, Catherine V. Harcourt, M'Farlane,
Kinnaird, George Murray, Anne Murray, Eleanora Paget,
Constance Paget, Francis Egerton, Arthur Lennox, George
Lennox, Caroline Legge, A. Baring, Agnes Byng, Anne
Beresford, Bateman, Caroline Barrington, A. Somerset, B.
Williams, S. Canning, Bowater, E. Bulteel, C. Cavendish,
Bulkeley Phillips.
BARON —Dimsdale.
BA RONESS—Dimsdale.

RIGHT HONOURABLES—F. Baring, G. S. Byng, H. La-
bouchere, G. Dawson, C. Tennyson d'Eyncourt, Edward
Ellice, T. Macaulay, J. Planta.
HONOURA BLES—Captain Poulett, R.N., Mrs. Abbott,
John Manners, Miss B. Hanbury, Lady Bedingfield,
Colonel Anson, Mrs. Anson, Miss Otway Cave, Misses
Stewart, Miss Noel, Misses Cust, Misses Neville,
P. Bouverie, Mrs. P. Bouverie, Wm. Ashley, Mrs. William
Ashley, Mrs. Carleton, R. S. Carew, Miss Ponsonby, Captain
Cust, H. Corry, Mr. Villiers, Mrs. Villiers, Capt. G. Camp-
bell, Mrs. Campbell, J. C. Dundas, Miss Wellesley, W. Ridley
Colboone, W. Cowper, Mrs. Cust, Miss Cavendish, F. Villiers,
C. Villiers, Mrs. Cunliffe Offley, Miss Crewe, E. Villiers, Mrs.
E. Villiers, Mrs. Raikes Currie, R. Curzon, R. Curzon, jun.,
Miss Lawley, Mrs. Vansittart, Misses Peby's, Edmund Phipps.
Mrs. E. Phipps, Chas. Ponsonby, Mrs. C. Ponsonby, Colonel
Butler, Miss Ridley Colboone, Captain Gordon, Francis Char-
teris, Geo. Ponsonby, Mrs. G. Ponsonby, Mrs. G. Pechell,
Miss Pitt, Captain Pitt, Edward Petre, Mrs. E. Petre, Capt.
Forester, Miss Forester, C. E. Law, Mrs. Law, Hugh For-
tescue, Georgiana Liddell, Lady Fremantle, General Lygon,
General E. Lygon, Misses Foley, Francis Spencer, Miss
Gage, E. J. Stanley, Mrs. Stanley, W. Owen Stanley, Mrs.
W. 0. Stanley, Sir Wm. Lumley, R. Fitzgibbon, Miss
Dutton, Miss Lister, G. Fitzwilliam, Misses Lyttelton, Misses
Leigh, Mrs. Charles Ramsden, Miss Copley, W. Lascelies,
Sidney Herbert, Miss King, Miss Charlotte King, Miss
Emily King, Charles Langdale, Mrs. Charles Lang-
dale, Mrs. Heathcote, J. R. Howard, Mrs. Philips
Miss Deverenx, C. Howard, E. Howard, Miss ."etre,
Mrs. Hobhouse, Charles Gore, Mrs. Handley, Misses Tracey,
Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. H. Keppel, Mrs. George Keppel, Fox
Maule, Mrs. F. Maule, Mr. Methuen, Miss Methuen, Rear-
Admiral Elliot, Ed. Stewart, Captain Grey, Augustus More-
ton, Mrs. A. Moreton, Colonel Montagu, Mrs. H. Montagu,
John Strangways, Miss Drummond, Mrs. Ramsden, Misses
Thellusson, Lady Williamson, Captain Maynard, Mrs. May-
nard, Berkeley Paget, Mrs. B. Paget, Miss Paget, Charles
Noel, John Talbot, Mrs. Talbot, Bootle Wilbraham, Mrs. B.
Wilbraham, Misses Byng, Miss Stuart, James Macdonald,
B. Lawley, R. Lawley, Colonel Westenra, R Westenra, Mrs.
Westenra, Mrs. Henry Murray, Miss Murray, Henry George
Murray, C. West, Mortimer West, Miss J. Jerningham.
SlRS—Francis Colliers, Thomas Wilde, W. Gordon Cum-
ming, A. Dalrymple, Stratford Canning, E. Lytton Bulwer,
E. Bowater, Geo. Anson, James Colquhoun, Montague Chap-
man, Wm,l Jolliffe, Samuel Compton, John Shelley, Henry
Hardinge, Rich. B. Williams, Josiah Guest, Horace Sey-
mour, James Clark, Robert Chester, John Hobhouse, Hussey
Vivian, Thomas Trowbridge, Frederick Trench, Hercules
Pakenham, R. Bulkeley Phillips, Robert Price, Robert Peel,
Hedworth Williamson, Henry Parnell, Samuel Higgins,
Charles Thornton, T. Winnington, Charles Ogle, Frederick
Wetherall, Robert Otway, John Mordaunt, C. D Norreys,
William Martins, Robert M`Farlane, James Graham, Jame
Parke, Henry Wheatley, W. Molesworth, George Strickland,
Charles Lemon, Charles Grey, Thomas Stanley, John Ed-
wards, W. Gossett, Hesketh Fleetwood, Compton Domvile,
E. T. Style, Frederick Stovin, John Gardner. Joseph Wheat-
ley, Robert Ferguson, Robert Gar3iner, W. Freernantle, John
Macdonald, George Grey, W. Somerville, J. H. Pelly.
DOCTOR—Stock.
SERG EA NT—Talfourcl.

MESSIEURS —R. M. Bellew, Dudley, Samson Ricardo,
Campbell (of Sadden), Lennox, Barrett, Charles Ramsden,
R. Walker, C. Baring Wall, Warburton, H. Ward, Cotes,
Lyster, Denison, Vyner, Clive, Charles de Salis, Leader,
Dennistoun, John Vivian, Fazakerley, Des Vceux, Home
Drummond, Gibson Craig, S. Crawley, Raikes Currie, James
Duff, Fred. Foster, Le Marchant, A. H. Lynch, Luttrell,
Fortescue, Lister, James Loch, Charles Lushington, Stephen-
son, Standish, Fitzpatrick, Stansfield, Childers, E. Foley,
Foot, E. C. Lister, T. S. Duncombe, Shiffner, R. A. Slaney,
Thornely, Wm. Collins, J. H. Talbot, Digby, Pinney, M.
J. O'Connell. Ord, Mark Philips, Protheroe, Parker, Divett,
Oswald, H. W. Tancred, Philips, Talbot, C. Deans Dundas,
David Dundas, Frederick Dundas, Pendarves, Pattison, James
Power, Archibald, Morrison, Samuel Whitbread, Maurice
O'Connell, Thos. Martin, Shelley, Wilshere, Paulett Mild-
may, Lewis Ricardo, Gen. Wombwell, Edward Rice, Henry
White, Murray, E. B. Roche, Gurdon Rebow, Rich, Wil-
braham, C. E. Rumbold, Kingsmill, Quintin Dick, Hedworth
Lambton, Kinloch, Dickens, Lennox, Marshall, William James,
John Jervis, Hurst, Edmund Mildmay, Hume, Townley, Rus-
sell Ellice, Vernon Harcourt, Bainbridge, M‘Taggart,
Henry Marsland, J. Martin, Tufnell, Brocklehurst, Edward
Ellice, Armstrong, Dashwood, Beauclerk, East, Earle, Alston,
Thomas Wyse, Cavendish, William Evans, Wynne
Ellis, George Duff, C. William Wynne, Wm. Ewart, Wright.
son, G. W. Wo ,d, Gladstone, L.White, C. Wood, T. Gisborne,
More O'Ferrall, Grenfell, Bowea, D. Callaghan, Brodie, W.
Downe Gillon, Brotherton, Henry Grattan, Robert Gordon,
E. Bouverie, Greenaway, W. Villiers Stuart, Hindley, Goring,
Hutt, E. Heneage, Ralph Etwall, Hutchins, G. Heathcote,
Bolted, G. E. Anson, E. Buller, Harcourt, James Grattan,
Hastie, H. Aglionby, Strutt, Hawes, Philip Howard, James
Stewart, Hawkins, R. Hyde Greg. Ainsworth, George
Byng, Patrick Stewart, Hayter, Hamilton, Chas. Greville,
E. Hobhouse, Thomas Hobhouse, Grote, Cavendish, Wm.
Cavendish, H. Thomas Hope, Busfield. Horsman, Brand,
Kedgwin Hoskins, W. J. Blake, Codrington, T. Law Hodges,
Blackett, F. Cavendish, Hollond, Baines, Harland, Banner-
man, Fred. Howard, Hamilton, Handley, Backhouse, G. R.
Smith, Vernon Smith, Assheton Smith, John Abel Smith,
Stanley, Massey Stanley.
MISTRESSES.—Bassett, P. Pleydell Bouverie, Brand, Ains-
worth, Bannerman, Backhouse, Edward Buller, Geo. Byng,
Hugh Baillie, E. Heneage, Webster, Shaw Lefevre, Chnlloner,
Bouverie, Divett, Dawson, Dennistoun, Davies, Gibson Craig,
Childers, Beauclerk, Planta, Hattie Wrightson, Pendarves,
Tuffnell, Harland, Loch, Fitzpatrick, Le Marchant, Fort,
Fazakerley, Waymouth, John Vivian, Hutchins, Hindley,
Shelley, Hayter, Assheton Smith, Charles Lushington, Stang-
field, Vernon Smith, G, R. Smith, J. A. Smith, Strutt,
Greenaway, Ord, O'Ferrall, George Wombwell, S. Whit-
bread, Gore, R. Gordon, E. Rice, Henry Grattan,
Paulett Mildmay, Dashwood, Talfeurd, Earle, Vernon Har-
court, Russell Ellice, William Evans, Kingsmill, Hume,
M‘Taggart, Kinloch, Marshall, Hedworth Lambton, Elliot,
Gladstone. Edward Ellice, Grote, J. Martin, Labouchere,
East, W. Villiers Stuart, Henry White.
11.IissEs—Stewart (2), D'Este, Grenfell, Edwa-cl,, Laura
Paget, Gore, M'Farlane, Cust, Walls (2), Macdonald, Start,
Gossett (2), Gardiner, Fitzclarence, Bushe Feilding, Dims-
dale, Shaw Stewart (2), Stuart, Fliiot, Burdett Coutts, Percy
(2), Otway (2), S. Sheffield, Pakenham, Sheffield, Hume,
Hall, Shelley, Rice, Grey, F. Grey, Stanley (2) Fort,
D'Eyncourt, Hervey Bathurst, Wood (2), Ramsden,
Jane Macdonald, Law (2), Williams Wynn (2), Wynn,
Trotter, Alston, blackett, Byrne (2), Hart, Por,sonby,
Clive, Rice, Philips, Balfour, Backhouse (2), An-
son, Cavendish, Gordon Cumming, Barrington (2),
Bouverie (2), Dudley, Brooke, Bernie, Gordon, G.
Vernon Harcourt, Verner, Hart, Peel, Beresford (2),
Vernon Harcourt, Vivian, Webster, Winnington, Vansittart
(2), Heneage, Parke (2), Wheatley (2), Gurney, Domvile,
I)avys.
GENERAL—HiII.

COLONELS—Hugh Baillie, Challoner, Webster, 13ouverie
Buckley, Macdonald, Rawdon, Browne, Wemyss, Wynyard,
Churchill, Fox, F. Paget, Wylde, Gurwood, Vernon Har-
court, Wood, Davies, Peel, Reid, Rowan, Greenwood
Richardson, Yorke.

111A3etts—Waymouth, Macnamara, Hon. George Keppel,
Clietvrynd, Vivian.
CAPTAINS —Pechell, R.N., Hon. H. Keppell, Vivian,
King, Hill, Winnington, Dalrymple.

THE REQUISITION TO LORD

PALMERSTON.

The friends of free trade in this town have deter-
mined to invite the distinguished statesman whose name
stands at the head of this article, to allow himself to be
put in nomination at the next general election, as one of
the candidates for the representation of the borough of
Liverpool. The requisition to his Lordship, though only
publicly announced on Saturday, is already most respect-
ably signed, and includes the names of as large a portion of
the property and intelligence of the mercantile body as
we have ever seen to any similar document. Its progress
hitherto has been extremely gratifying to those who ori-
ginated it, and in no respect more so than in this, that
it has received the names of many gentlemen of
Conservative principles, who have taken thi2 method
of showing their concurrence in the commercial policy
of her Majesty's Ministers, and their gratitude to
them for bringing it forward. The number of signa-
tures of this description far surpasses our hopes, and
encourages us to believe that the politics of the coun-
try are about to assume a more healthy and prac-
tical character than they have possessed for some
years. In addition to the Conservatives who
have signed the requisition, we are in possession of the
names of many gentlemen of the same principles Who are
determined to vote for Lord Palmerston if he should allow
himself to be put in nomination, and these names, we are
convinced, are only the representatives of a large class
favourable, in the main, to the political principles
of Lord Sandon and Mr. Cresswell, but not disposed to
sacrifice the obvious interests of themselves and their
families to mere party convenience. Indeed, the more
we see of the state of public opinion in this town, the
more we are convinced that the battle of commercial
reform may be fought here with signal success.
Of the many hundred names already attache I to the
requisition the greater portion are those of merchants,
shipowners, brokers, and professional men. We trust,
however, that in the course of the present week it will
be numerously signed by the shopkeepers and tradesmen
of the town. Great numbers of them signed it yester-
day.—Liverpool Times.

EARL FORTESCUE.—We are glad to learn that
the statement which appears in one of the morning papers of
to-day, relative to the supposed death of Earl Fortescue, the
father of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, is without any foun-
dation. The venerable Earl has been rather seriously indis-
posed at his seat in Devonshire, but letters have been receive
at his mansion in Grosvenor-square this morning, which bring
the gratifying intelligence that his Lordship is now in a state
of convaleseence.—Evening Paper.
The matters at issue between the Aggregate
Committee and the Committee of Dissenters have terminated,
we are happy to say, in a very satisfactory manner. Mr.
Hume having accepted an invitation to stand for Leeds, the
Dissenters have not thought it necessary to bring forward any
other candidate; and we have now no doubt that our present
Members will receive the undivided support of the Liberal
party.—Edinburgh Paper.