The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-06 00:00:00

MORNING SUN:

beaten (I°Vll the
pa.

Ate late rains have so severely
wheat, barley, and oats, that they rot on the ,barid
At Clewer, about a mile from Windsor, fifteen

acres will be fit for nothing but manure. 1)0/1
Father Thames has of late been very unrti.Y•, tte
at Dartford, a short time since, the banks oPP°s:`;e bss
canal broke away, and the water rushing througat $
submerged nearly 800 acres of the marshes, destroy'
quantity of hay, and seriously damaged the corn.
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The " Sportsman" relates an anecdote of Sir 11...;by
Vivian, who, it seems, lately caught several niacket7,, s
baiting with a sixpence ! Fishing for Tories require
bait of a somewhat similar character. Whether_feaill
son or out of season, your genuine Tory rises as

to a pension as a trout to a fly.
It is a curious fact that in the times of the C°l3l'
vie
m 11
monwealth, the Jews presented a petition to C
ral for - pi
praying him to grant them St. Paul's Cat
Synagogue. t irl
shoresthe

The late Session of Parliament los ' i years.
duration of any that has occurred for severe ` 1

RUMOURS OF. THE DAT.
actor i 5
We understand that the Tamworth
of chief
shortly expected to receive the appointment t
Physician to the Queen. This is the first time th'3
quack has ever been appointed to such a high office'
is to be hoped that her Majesty, with Ir:r usual goo
sense, will take as few of his drugs as possible.
It is rumoured that Sir Robert Peel and
Stanley have already evinced symptoms of stroST,oo
tual distrust and dislike. To quarrel in the honeY ed
of Toryism is but a bad omen for the parties concern
1, concern
What will they do when they come to know each
°
as well as the country knows them.?
peel Coali-
- We learn that the proposed Stanley an"n-
don Ministry have already received the aPPrs'r
name of the " Peachem and Lockit Cabinet"
T Al 4
LAUNCH OF THE HIND,--,,50N0•
AND ILLUMINATION OF THE CALL'
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 2.—The launch of the -00 to
tan, which had been postponed with an intent' tool
gratify the members of the British Associatin'soen
place this afternoon at five minutes to five o'clock,
sfor
she went off in good style, without the least di,c,;or•
being christened by Mrs. Ellice, the lady of the -7.101
General, Commander of the district. The we°"thhee d3ll
been unpropitious from the commencement of t the
and it rained excessively during all the timetn:ooo
launch, notwithstanding which there were a less 0,1,0
te Die.
persons round the ship, and a great number 11-510,5 oir
on the opposite hill at Cremill, in the various s 4 clue
anchor in Hamoaze, and in boats. Great pi:aise 'rtioas
to Admiral Superintendent Warren for his at'
in accommodating the spectators, and for his esPeciof the
tention to afford every convenience to the ruemberil d e'r
British Association. Not an accident of anY f-rcloc°'
curred. The Impregnable, 120, was beautifabY
rated with colours and other vessels were siln tor
adorned. The Hindostan is a 78 gun shiP, ,4?" tea!,
decker, has been thirteen years on the stocits,_ hie
n
built, and constructed in the old school, with ~.e" her
bow, adapted to rough weather. The followingFr 10'
dimensions :
Length 217
from the figure-head to the after- 11
part of the ta.ffrail
Length on the gundeck
Extreme breadth
Extreme height of the figure-head above 4
4
lower part of false keel
3
Extreme height of taffrail above ditto :1 (4
Depth in hold
Burden 2,050 30.
Freight when launched
Freight when equipped for sea 3,213
nOtjeC
At a quarter to ten the same evening, previous
having been given by Captain Taylor, the Cale",o
120, was beautifully illuminated. A rocket was of the
about half a minute before to fix the attention her
spectators, and she was then simultaneously lit uP
crew in all parts of her hull and rigging with bijeu had
fires, which continued burning about a minute- oviag,
a most surprising and agreeable effect, the rainv,
ceased about half an hour before ; the sea was °ere 01
the heights were studded with people, who ,",,psire"
more-gratified by the exhibition- from having tel'd- &Olt
of seeing it, in consequence of an unexpee
caused by the unpropitious state of the weather.
—DR. DIBDIN.
(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) held
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At a meeting in the parish of Marylebone, tto
the purpose of confirming a resolution with r,esrwifin ce e,
recommendation to the Crown to appoint to WA' which
parish clerk and sexton, the emoluments 0 se.
are from 8001. to 1,0001. per annum, „th.ea thef
verend Dr. Dibdin spoke as follows :--"
sDße-
suppose that the recommendation would have ginfaut be
ence with Government ? If he thought it 'f., were
understood the emoluments pertaining to the or'siter
so great that he should like to exchange for it h" aid
tion as Rector."—(Laughter.) Groans would have inking
more becomingly such a speech. I cannot helperelti
that the Rev. Gentleman would have but little ii;wid
in making his congregation understand th,e %roe he
text, "Ye cannot serve God and Mammon.' thigte
to preach from it (a farewell sermon) prior to the
the example would be too evident.
05'411'
WHEN WILL TRADE imrit—ovz ?..---°th, late
standing the marvellous success of the Tories at, mod,
election, and the prospect of Sir Robert Peel's aPeeulore
to power, the aspect of trade becomes every day Inlve here
more gloomy. It is now nearly five years sinel_,.ings
had anything like a brisk and healthy state otiwchsage
the manufacturing districts, and unless a sPe'Y redon t°
take place in our commercia, 1 policy, we see no nerous
believe that the nt xt five 'years will be more Prnesl.seade
than the last. The Tory journals have tried to recessaria
us, for some time past, that nothing more was ir„ltiiws
for the revival of trade than the defeat of the I'l. 'Toe,
the restoration of the Tories to place and power._
sboula
could believe that such would be the result, !,ed JO;
hail their return to Downing-street with unfeig_froore,l
for we count all these party struggles as nothing tv., shoat':
with the welfare of the toiling millions. But trade
we believe that Sir Robert Feel will give us
%her age:o
What can we expect from a statesman who, held th %le
raptly or factiously, has hitherto invariably' 'IP uocler,t,,,,'
laws which make bread dear and labour cheap,
pretence that they are for the benefit of the
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of tThehep
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port the poor is contrary to Scriptural doctrinw
u-arakteerss,
becausehaved they
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