The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-08 00:00:00

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I 30 to 1 agst Farmer's Dau.
I 45 to 1 agst Executor—tak.
DERBY, 1848.

ST. LEI

6 to 1 agst Green's Lot—t. 40 to 1 agst Loadstone—t.
6 to 1 agst J. Day's Lot—t. 50 to 1 agst Swiss Boy—t.
20 to 1 agst Flatcatcher 50 to 1 agst Stinger—t.
33 to 1 agst Sesostris=taken 50 to 1 agst The Slug—talc.
freely. 50 to 1 agst John Orridge--
40 to 1 agst Beverlac—taken taken.

ENTRIES FOR, THURSDAY.
Handicap; from the starting-post of B. M. to the end of
New. T.Y.C.

Bishop of Romford's Cob, aged, Admiral, 3 yrs, Est 71b.
Oat 41b. Vert Vert, 3 yrs, Est 41b.
Prussic Acid, 4 yrs, Bst 111 b. Doctrine, 3 yrs, 6st 21b.
Cocoa Nut, 6 yrs, 7st 131 b. Ch 1, by Haman Platoff,out
Oregon, 3 yrs, 7st. I of Macrehrana, 3 yrs, sst 71b.
Sweepstakes for two and three yrs o:d. New T.Y.U.
Mr. Barnes' Back Cock, 3 yrs
Mr. Cheshire's Eilen Horne, 3 yrs
Lord Exeter's f; by Giovanni, out of Silistria, 2 yrs
gr. John Scott's Rundisford, 2 yrs.
At a meeting of the Jockey Club this afternoon it was re
solved to remove the ban from John Day, jun., William Day,
and Sam Rogers, and that the official notice of their restora-
tion will appear in the next calendar.
WORCESTER RACES.--WEDNESDAY.
The Grafton Manor Stakes of 10 sous. each, h ft, with 20

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added. Heats, two miles.
Mr. Walter's Cavendish, aged, lOst 71b ......(Scott) I 1
Mr. Eskrett's Exhort, 5 yrs, list
Won cleverly.
The Selling Stakes of 5 sous. each, and 20 added. One mile
and a quarter. (6 Subs.)
Mr. Oliver's Teresa, 6 yrs, Bst 41b (Chesswas) 1
Mr. Minor's Augustus, 4 yrs, 7st Mb ' 2
Mr. Davenport's Maid of Lorette, 3 yrs, 6st .. 3
Mr. Webb's Amazement, 5 yrs, Bst
Mr. 011iver's Blind Hookey, aged, Bst 111 b 5
The City Members' Plate of 501. Heats, two miles.
Hon. G. Ongley's Roderick, aged, 9st llb (Whitehouse) 1 I
Mr. Eskrett's Exhort, 5 yrs, Bst 91b
Mr. Jones's ch mby Revolution, out of Pantasa's dam 0 0
Mr. John Griffith's Adulator, 3 yrs, 6st 101 b 0 dr

NEWMARKET RACES.
(THIS DAY-BY EXPRESS.) -

Handicap of 15 sovs. each, for three years old acd

upwards.

Dlr. Stephenson's Doctrine, 3 yrs, 6st 21b 1

Lord Lowther's Admiral, 3 yrs, 6st 71b

All ran.

The Chesterfield Stakes of 3 SOTS. each, &c.

Mr. R. Watson's The Sheriff 1
Mr. Payne's Woodcraft
Colonel Peel's Teetotum
Nine ran. Won by a head.

BARBAROUS OUTRAGE. BITING OFF A MAN'S
NOSE.—Yesterday, at the police-court, a young man
named John Warren Tusely, a seaman on board the
ship Columbia, charged George Douglas, the mate of that
vessel, with committing a violent assault on him on
Monday evening last. It appeared that the complainant
was engaged along with his shipmates, in handing down
the foreyard, when the mate, fancying the work was not
done with expedition, called upon them to exert them-
selves, when an altercation ensued, in which it was al-
leged complainant drew a knife against the defendant. A
struggle took place between them on deck, acd whilst the
prat s were so engaged, the prisoner forced his fingers
into the eye of the complainant and bit off a portion of
his nasal Organ. The prisoner was committed for trial.
—LiverpooliCourier.
BRAZIL AND THE UNITED STATES.—We are ere''
glibly informed that Mr. Todd, the newly-appointed
Envoy from the United States to the Court of Brazil,
would positively embark at New York for Rio de Janeiro
on the 16th of last month, on board the United States
vessel Ohio. The former American Minister at Rig
(Mr. Wise) and Commodore Rosseau, who were im-
plicated in the unfortunate affray which took place last
year between some of the crew of an American frigate
and a patrole of the Rio police, had both been recalled.
but in a manner so little satisfactory to the Imperial
Government, that Senhor Gaspar Lisboa, its represen-
tative at Washington, has been recently, it appears by the
Rio newspapers, dismissed, not having acted with the
same spirit in regard to the disgraceful transaction al-
luded to as the Government itself. The report circus
lated some time ago, that the negotiation had been sada-
factorily terminated was, consequently, premature.
ROYAL BOTANIC SOCIETY, REGENT'S PARK.—The
last floricultural and botanical show of this society wag
held yesterday, and attracted a great number of visitors,
among whom were his Royal Highness the Duke of
Cambridge, the Archbishop of Canterbury and Mrs.
Howley, the Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbury, the
Earl and Countess of Wilton, the Earl of Mansfield,
Lady Elizabeth Murray, the Duke and Duchess of Vic-
tory, Lord and Lady Sondes, &c. The music consisted
of selections from the best composers, and was played
with their usual spirit by the several bands present, the
Royal Horse Guards, 2d Life Guards, and Grenadier
Guards. The fruit formed a prominent feature of the
collection, and was chiefly exhibited by Mr. Tillyard,
gardener to the Duke of Buckingham; Mr. Fleming,
gardener to the Duke of Sutherland; Mr. Spencer, gar-
dener to the Marquis of Lansdowne; Mr. Ingram, of the
Royal Gardens, Frogmore; Mr. J. Barnes' gardener to
Lady Rolle; and Mr. Green, gardener to Lady Antrobus.
DEATH OF SIR FITZROY MACLEANE.--We have
to record the death of this gallant officer, which tool'
place on Monday, in Cadogan-place. Sir Fitzroy entered
the army in 1787, as an ensign in the 20th Foot, and
exchanged into the 60th Regiment, 4th battalion, the
year after. He was employed six years in the Vest
Indies, having been present at the capture of Tobago,
the expedition against the Martinique, and at St. Vin-
cent. In 1794 he was appointed Major of the 110th
Regiment, which he commanded in the Isle of Wight,
and on its being drafted exchanged to the 79th. In 1803
he received the brevet of colonel, and with that rank
served in the West Indies in several islands and colo-
nies. He oommanded the advanced corps of the army,
compost-d of flank companies, at the capturo of Surinam.
lie served at the capture of the Danish islands in 1807,
and at Guadaloupe in 1810. In June. 1804, he was ap-
pointed Lieutenant-Colonel in the 37th Foot, Major-
General in July, 1810, Lieutenant- General in J tine, 1814,
and General in January, 1837; and three years after be
got the colonelcy of the 45th Foot, which is now vacant;
by his death. Ho had the honour of wearing a medal
for the capture of Guadaloupe, and his services were re-
warded by a baronetcy, in which he is succeeded by his,
son, Celonel (now So Fitzroy) Mackane.
The petition from Liverpool against an V alteration
in the navigation-laws, presented by Sir 11. Douglas
2,londay evening, was s.gn. d by 3,C30 engaged in the
shipping trade, and not by 300 only, as the number was
erroneously printed yesterday.

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INSTALLATION AT CAMBRIDGE.
CAMBRIDGE, WEDNESDAY EVENING.—At nine o'cicek
last night her Majesty held a levee in Henry
Drawing-room, at Trinity Lodge, when the masters,
Professors, and doctors, with their ladies, were received
by the Queen. The reception lasted till eleven o'clock.
_ This morning, at nine o'clock, the Prince Chancellor
held a levee in the Quern's Drawing-room, at Trinity
Lodge- ills Royal Hirness was attired in his magnifi-
cent robes as Chancenor of the University.
At tb e levee the -Mayor and Corporation of Cambridge
preser,ted the following address:—
"TO FIELD-MARSHAL HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE
ALBERT, OF SAXE COBURG AND GOTHA, K,G.,
CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE.
May it please your Royal Highness,—We, the
_mayor Aldermen, a-ad Burgesses of the borough of
'Cambridge, have the. highest satisfaction in availing our-
selves of this oppemtunity to renew the expressions of
respect and attachment to which we gave utterance upon
the occasion of your Royal Highness's former visit to
this ancient and.loyal borough.
The gratifying event of the installation of your
1r7.0y 11. ighr.ess as Chancellor of this distinguished
university enhances the satisfaction which we feel, and
'we eartiesqy express our hope that, under the auspices
of your Royal Highness, the University of Cambridge
fitY lo"ag continue to prosper as a seminary of sound
"Ming and religious education."
T ile following gentlemen had the honour of being
Pre seated to his Royal Highness the Prince Chan-
cellor:—
The Bishop of Melbourne; the Dean of Westminster;
the Dean of Peterborough; the Dean of Ely; Sir
Roderick Murchison; the Rev. Henry Aslett, President
of Pembroke College; the Senior Proctor of St. John's
College; the Rev. James Atlay, Senior Pro-Proctor of
St.
John's College; the Rev. G. F. Reyner, St. John's
gee Regent Member of the Caput; Rev. Dr. 011i-
',tint, Regius Professor of Divinity; Dr. Haviland, Re-
This Professor of Physic; Rev. W. Kingsley, Junior
-Proctor and Tutor of Sidney; Rev. Hamnet Holditeb,
M•Ae, President of Caius College; Dr. Robinson, Lord
Almoner, Professor of Arabic; Professor Maine; Pro
fessor Prytne; Professor Miller; Rev. Professor Jarett;
Vrofessor Comic; Rev. Professor Blunt; Professor Wil-
lis; Professor Clark; Rev. Professor Scholetield; Mas-
ter of Downing; Rev. J. Power, University Librarian,
Clam Ma
I n; Master of Emmanuel; Master of Clare
a''; Master of Christ's College; Master of Jesus
Cortege.

TRINITY COLLEGE.
......Archdeacon Thorp, 8.D., Archdeacon of Bristol; the
-non. George Denman; Sir J. B. Johnstone, M.A.; Rev.
Lord Wriothesley Russell; Rev. W. P. Musgrave, M.A.;
itev. Henry Venn Elliott, M.A.; Rev. James Brogden;
Rev. John Cooper; Mr. Edward J. Hawker, M.A.; Rev.
O'Feetham; Dr. Blake; Rev. I. Walton; Rev. F. L.
"[Naylor; Rev. Thomas Myers; Dr. Haggard; Rev. Chas.
• Bollarts; Rev. T. B. Wells, M.A.; Mr. C. Francis,
M.A.; Rev. H. J. Hastings, M.A.; Mr. F. Galion; Mr.
• P. Cooper, M.A.; Rev. R. P. Mate; Mr. G. Worry,
L.A.; Rev. M. A. Atkinson; Mr. A. J. Canham, M.A.;
Rev. W. Airy; Rev. J. A. Jeremie; Rev. J. Raine ; Rev.
l?eilding Palmer; Rev. W. C. Mathison, Fellow and
.Assistant Tutor; Mr. William Jennings; Mr. W. Powell
Murray, M.A.; Rev. W. G. Parks Smith; Mr. Dalzell ;
Rev. J. A. Barnes; Mr. James Gardiner; Dr. Hugh P.
Wyatt; Rev. E. L. G Cotton; Rev. J. Edleston ; Rev. A.
/Y. Mason; Dr. Aldis; Rev. 0. Sadler; Mr. Hale; Rev.
z. Crompton, M.A.; Rev. Henry Ellison, M.A.; Rev.
W. Smith, M.A.; Mr. T. C. Geldart; Mr. Rough, M.A.;
x`',„ev. J. W. Donaldson, 8.D.; Mr. J. Armitage, jun.;
Rev. W. Carus; Rev. S. Taylor; Rev. P. Gordon; Rev.
C. Ibbotson; Mr. Marsh; Rev. G. H. Hodson; Rev. F.
M. Cunningham, M.A ; Mr. F. Buxton, M.A.; Mr. J.
8. Lefevre; Rev. W. I. S. Casborne, M.A.; Rev. Dr.
Brewer ; Rev. J. C. Ebden, M.A. ; Mr. C. Edmund
toome ; Rev. Francis Martin ; Rev. J. M. Robinson,
~../1"; Mr. Medley; Mr. Wray; Rev. Richard Shilleto;
Jchn Moore Heath, M.A.; Rev. T. P. Richarthon;
'AGre„en ; Mr. Munro ; Rev. Ralph Allen Mould,
ii,•,.„.11ev. W. H. Thornp:on, Mr. VT. N. Nicholson ;
iV• A. Soames, M.A.; Mr. John E. Blunt; Rev.
ilhenry L. Guillebaud; Rev. Frank Parker; Rev. Joseph
; Rev. M. Garfit, M.A.; Rev. Thomas Sheep-
shanks,Zolth, M.A.; Rev. G. Stevenson ; Rev.
istone; Mr. Sargent; Dr. Broadley; Mr. Henry
!_lothata S. Dennis; Rev. William Parkes; Mr.
HOSkyns
teary W. :Matthews; Rev. Joseph Romilly ; Rev.
Sheppard; M.A.; Rev. Leopold Poynder;
liev* G• B. Prescott; Rev. William G. Ilumphry; Rev.
w ririr A. Marsh; Rev. J. A. Frere; Rev. James Hey-
°rth ; Rev. Halford H. Adcock ; Rev. R. K. Hasle-
Mr.iturrst ; Henry W. Edwards ; Mr. Gray ; Mr.
dle ; Dr. Broadley ; Mr. Henry Atkins Bowyer ;
Flr. De la Pry me ; Lord Lyttelton ; Rev. J. C. Ebden,
; Mr. Clark ; Mr. W. S. Atkinson ; Mr. John
Peck,
tzgerald ; Rev. John Twells ; Rev. Edward Ansley
-ek, M.A. ; Rev. Joseph Finch Penn ; Rev. Arthur It.
Pennington ; Rev. G. A. Oldham ; Mr. Kery ; Mr. R.
1,
11Milnes, M.P., M.A. ; Rev. F. C. A. Clifford ; Mr.
- T. Tatlow, ALA. ; Rev. J. Athawes, M.A. ; Mr. J.
• Snow, M.A. ; Mr. W. H. Barkworth, M.A. ; Mr. N.
Fridges ; Mr. G-.. H. Money ; Rev. J. W. Blakesley ;
Rep, N. Walters ; Mr. G. W. Mason • Mr. H. W.
AO4 '
SOll ; Mr. T. P. Broadmead, M.A. ; Rev. R. J. St.
uhyn ' Mr. M athews, Q.C. ; Mr. W. E. Malcolm,
M• A. ' . • Rev. F. D lartin ; Rev. G. T. Kingdon ; Mr. W.
;.';Taylor ; Dr. E :auks ; Rev. W. J. S. Casborne, M.A. ;
T .„„.r• P. W. Gibbs ; Mr. E. G. Griffith, M.A. ; and Rev.
Astley, M.. A.
ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE.
Rev* W. Selwyn, M.A. ; Mr. G. F. Snowball, M.A. ;
11"::„J• Cole, M.. 4 L; Rev. R. R. Tatham, M.A. ; Rev.
b_ Field ; 13...f.5. J. Rugeley ; Rev. C. Babington ;
.tev. D. Poole2l, M.A. ; Sir W. Worsley ; Rev. C.
..itrsdrumell • Rev. J. H. Howlett, B.D. ; Rev. G. Pearson,
AD. ; Dr. F. F arre ; Rev. S. Gray ; Rev. Dr. Stephen-
son ; Mr. ,L. Pickering ; Rev. Jenkin Jones ; Rev.
kobert J. Bartlett ; Rev. J. Twisaday, M.A. ; Rev.
John Bowsteacl ; Rev. Frederic Reade ; Rev. G. H.
Law, M.A. ; Ite.v. Professor Henslow ; Rev. T. Luc-
kock ; •Rev. Sulisbury Dunn ; Mr. Fetherston Stone-
atreet, Doctor of Law ; Rev. Thomas Spencer ; Rev. T.
Mellor, M.A.. ; Rev. T. Crick, 8.D., Public Orator ;
to,. W. Moore, Brabazon, M.A. ; the Vice-Chancellor
of England ; :Mr. Mortlock, M.A. ; Rev. E. B.
oParke ; Rev.. George Beardsworth ; Rev. Albert Al-
st°h, M.A.; Bev. William Wigson ; Mr. A. Shad.
Well, M.A. ; llir. Woodthorpe Johnson, M.A. ; Mr.
C. Adams, M.A. ; Rev. Henry A. Barrett, M.A.;
Rev Professo r Lee ; Rev. F. Austen, B.D. ; Rev.
W. White, M A. ; Rev. J. Herbert ; Rev. F. R. Hall,
P,,•D.; Mr. F. Bashforth, M.A.; Mr. L. Shadwell, M.A.;
4,ev. Richard Duffield, 8.D.; Rev. J. Barrow, M.A.;
„s4tey. George J 3ainbridge; Rev. J. D. Watherston; Rev.
4:* Clarkson; Rev. S. S. Gower, M.A.; Rev. C. W.
Underwood; Rev. J. H. Evans; Rev. W. Walsh, M.A.;
41.e.b. V. P. S. Ilr,loyd; Rev. F. E. Tower, M.A.; Rev. H.
.ri:nvarth; M r. G. R. Clarke; Rev. W. Curtis; Rev. G.
• °ddY, M .A.; Rev. I. Walker; Rev. W. L. Hardisty,
Yorke;
Rev., H. Bailey, M.A.; the Hon. and Rev. H.
~"°111e; Mr . Brooke; Rev. G. Beresford; Mr. Fletcher;S
.R. L. Hopper; Rev. B. Smith, M.A.; Rev. Dr.
Pyers;
I. ev. J. P. Newby, M.A.; Rev. H. S. Mott;
Or; W illiamson, M.A.; Rev. William Balderston,
--"••n; • ; Rev.,. Francis France; Rev. Henry Alfred Barrett,
r.'a-,,••, Re- v, W. Cufaude Davie, M.A.; Rev. R. R.
tonau'Ver,:B.D , Vicar of Round Church; Rev. T. Over-
Rev.. John Birkett, M.A.; Rev. F. S. Bolton;
and au% William Cunliffe Brooks, M.A.
CHRIST'S COLLEGE.
r• 8.. Holden Webb; Rev. William Harness; Rev.
Townley Ta. Clarkson; Rev. C. P. Male, M.A.; Rev.
Frederick Gel!; Rev. Edward Woolrisey; Rev. T. Ste-
Dr. Trotter, LL. D.; Rev. George C. Gordon;
IT. a. Buck, A.M.; Rev. B. Cobb, M.A.; Rev.
tarles 13.. Gribble; Rev. J. Bainbridge Smith, D.D.;
Henry George Walsh, M.A.; Rev. J. T. Day,
-"•JohnA.; Dr.. Waterfield; Rev. Kirke Swann, M.A.; Rev.
Ro yds, M.A.; Rev. J. Cartmell; Rev. J. A.
4,,,[atchard, M.A.; Rev. B. L. Wills, M.A.; Rev. 11. A.
Itoodwin; Rev. F. Hopkins, M.A.; Rev. G. Jarvis,
Rev S, M. J. W. Leader; Rev. R. B. Gibson, M.A.;
F'. Montgomery; Rev. J. Pulling, M.A.; Rev.
Calthrop, 8.D.; Mr. W. Grigson; Rev. B. Maddock,
to
14"; Rev. G. L. Wilson; Mr. G. H. Buck; Rev. F.
ch; Rev. James Haworth; Rev. John Fenwick, M.A.;
v. John Stacye, M.A.; Rev. A. Herring, A.M.; Mr.
• W. Wilatinson; Rev. John Hitchcock; Rev. Henry
Jarvis; Rev. John William Donaldson, 8.D.; Rev.
8.D.; Rev. G. Coulcher, M.A.; Rev. J.
-turner; :Rev. John Forster, M.A.; Rev. William
Martin, M.A.; Rev. William Cape, M.A.; Rev. J. G.
Mould, M.A.; Rev. James Goodwin; and Mr. Charles
a • Bunyan.