The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-21 00:00:00

COUIZT-PASlixoNanx.E.

The Earl of Aberdeen gave a sumptuous banquet on
Saturday evening, at Argyll House, to the chief mem-
bers of the Corps Diplomatiquc.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry receive
a select circle this week at Seaham Hall, near Sun-
derland.

The Duke and Duchess of St. Albans have arrived at
Holly Lodge, from Redbourne Hall.

Tile Duke of Buckingham arrived at Buckingham
House, Pall Mall, on Saturday last, from I'Votton House.
The Duke of Marlborough returned to Blenheim
last week from Wales.

The Marquis of Clanricarde, accompanied by Vis-
count Dunkellin, arrived in St. James's-square on Satur-
day, from Howth Castle, Dublin. His Lordship left
town again early on Sunday morning to join the Mar-
chioness and his family at Broadstairs.
Karl Spencer returns to Althorp Hall this week.
The Duke and Duchess of Bedford left Woburn Abbey
yesterday morning for town.
Viacount Morpeth has arrived in town from Dublin,
and goes this week to visit the Duke of Sutherland at
Trentham.

Lord Stanley left town on Saturday morning fur Lan
eashlre.

Lord and Lady John Russell returned to
ye9terday.
The nrouts and Marchioness of Normanby, who are
now at Mulgrave ()astle, intend shortly to go to the
continent.

AGEMLANZOUS.
iit4ofrit iiititf took place last week at Bridge-
itirtui
,411/111 LOY6StIti p/gtided. A bout two
litatidi•ed Reformers sat down to tglode.
NeW,York, paper states that thtre are five grog-
ciq where there is Ohe in London!
On WeaneS in'qVcst Was held at the Hose
and Crown, Hull, on the iltitly of zi child fourteen
months old, who died from an oppreggioti die tn.*,
plaided pi Godfrey's cordial. The Jury requested if*
Coroner to reprimand the mother, for the incautious use
of such a cordial, and returned a verdict of—" Died by
the itia,itatitm of God."
An itiogg was held last week at. Manchester on the
body of a stonemason named John Hanley, who was the
nitirlik of siA children. Evidence was adduced to prove
the lungs, accelerateci by the
that he died oit:L7ase-- of
of, life., and it was
want of the commonest necessZi"
ascertained that. deceased had -had no so.. food.•t, for an u t
idii tithe, " his family living on potatoe hash, wt,..
Inept, and sometimes going without food for two cit.).—
together." A verdict was returned accordingly. -
The entire gheleton of a large animal is said to have
beeti dog tip at the Big-Bone Lick, New York, which
m( asures 60 feet long, and 20 feet high, and 12 feet
bread at the hips.

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fiat Cartlo,alce
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is mentioned as having been occasioned.
IVIELANCIIOLT SUICIDE ?! A YOUTH.—
IYesterday morning, about a quarter past I
a.m., the body
! of Charles Franklin, who on Friday night terminated
his existence by precipitating himself from the second re-
cess of Waterloo bridge, was discovered near the piles
beyond Goding's Brewery. It appeared to be that of A
fine youth about sixteen years of age, and was not much
disfigured. His connections are very respeotabk, his
brother, with whom he resided, carrying on an exiensivo
business as a plumber and glazier in Clare-street{ (Aare-
market.
THE APO4TLE OIY TEUrEHANce.-.-. The
Freeman of yesterday states that "his HolineSs,` Gregory
YVI., has exalted the Very Bev. Thedbald Muthew:to
the high office 'of Coinntissary:Apostotie, *which places
him for life at the head' of his order in Great Britain and
Ireland, leaving him subject to no spirituaLauthoritjit
whatever, save that proceeding directly from the Sove7. reign Pontiff." '