The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-24 00:00:00

EVENING IED,ITIOW/:,

COURT CIRCULAR.
The Queen and Prince Albert honored the E:
!ion of the Society of Painters in Water Colours. e 31'A
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) visit yesterday afternoon. Her Maje,ey and t
Highness, attended by the Duchess of Bedford, La lei
Cocks, Hon. Miss Cavendish, Earl of Mrbridge,
LiHord, Mr. Rich, Lord Alfred Paget, ..arici
Bouverie, arrived at the Gallery cf ;he Societli, I
mall East, soon after three o'clock, and were et)nt'"":
through the Exhibition. •
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge visi"..eatbi
Queen yesterday.
Viscount Melbourne had 'an audience of her Maj Ssil'
yesterday.
Tie Royal dinner party at Buckingkhtun Pelace, 1,4 f
eveniug.e include.' her Royal Highness the pectic' 3,
Kent, Lady Anise. Maria Dawson, the Duchess' of 1
. ford, Lady C. Cocks, Hon. Miss Cavendish,- Bar' Ida
.
Lehzen' the Earl and Countess of Erroll, Lady
~,„
Hay, Lord George Lennox, Sr George Aeon,
Henrietta Amor, Sir Edward Bowater, Lord 1-',!,11°,".
Hon. C. A. Murray, Mr. Rich, Lord Alfred 1-6°.
Colonel Bouverie and Dr. Prcetorius.
TLe Band of the 21 Regiment of Life Guards ,gas
attendance at the Palace during dinner.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge honor 01
the Dowager Lady De Clifford with his company at di 01(
last evening, at her residence in Carlton-terrace.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent took a
rr:ege drive yeeerday.
A Deputation. from the Council of the borough of g'.11":
chester, to oppose the introduction into the Criminal J,O
!ice Bill ( f the c!auses proposed by Mr. We'son
consisting of the Mayor of Manchester, Sir Thoeiaa I)°te:,
Alderman, Mr. Ainswortl', Borouehreeve of Me ach,e,,7:-
Aldermen Brooks, Shuttleworth, Spencer, Kay,
slide, Messrs. Satterrliwiiite, John Edward Taylor. r'
Willert, and the Town Clerk of Manchester, ha d
au ie-
tervicw with Lard John Russell yesterday, at the C
office.
His Excelleny Biron Brunnow, the Russian Mi
bad an interview with Viscount Melbourne jester" of st
his official residence in Dawning-street-
The Earl of Zetland had an interview with the Mar 01
of Norne,by yesterda at the Home-office.
Mr. Sieier O'Brien,y M.P., accompanied by a dep
tion from the Cape of Good Hope Trade Society, top.
sistieg of Messrs.. Abraham Berredaile, Chains".
S. B. Venning, Henry Maynard, J. R. Thomson,
liam Dickson, Thomas Tennant, Edward Philipps,
Bannister, and James Sutherland, Secretary, had artterview with Lord John Russell yesterday as, the Colan?,
otrce, in order to support a memorial prmteeted to,
Lordship on the subject of ereigrat.on of. labourers Irwe
Great Britain to the Cape of Good' Hope. ffi
The Chairman of the Customs had an inter, trAi
the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Thursday, at hts
cial residence in Downing-street.
Mr. Gr. g, M. P., Mr. Mark Philips, M. P., Mr. 13'1,
theitor, M.P., the Mayor of Manchester, Mr. Ainsw'
Burougereeve of Manchester, Aldermen Sir T. Po l„,
t`!
Brooks, Kay, Shuttletvertle Kershaw, and Spent !If:
Messrs. T. Hopkins, Sarterthwaite, J. E. Taylor, P.
Willcrt, and the Town Clerk of Manchester, had ea
tervsew with the Marquis of Normanby yesterday, at ',O
Home-office, on the subject of the introduction Intl
Criminal Justice Bill of the clauses proposed by Mr. W
son Patten.
; itti •
Viscount Melville and Mr. Hawes, M. P., had ilawfsee e
with Lord Jelin Russell yesterday, at the Colonial-ow

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. •
• DURHAM RACES.--THURSDAT.
The Craven Stakes of 10 guineas each, with 20 added.
and a half.
Mr. Hesletine's The Shadow
Duke of Cleveland's ch cby Emilius—Farce, y'''
Earl of Zetland's f Piavolina, 3 yr 5....
The Two yrs old Stakes of 10 guineas each, and 10 auA
Three quarters of a mile.
Mr. J. Osburne's Skipton (G. Frances)
Duke of Cleveland's b c Cable
Mr. Watson's b c Royal Charley ...
The Maiden Plate of 50!. Two mile heats. '''''
Mr. Oshaldeston's gr cby The Saddler, 4 yrs ... 3 4
Mr. Hutchinson's f Maria Monk, 4 yrs- 2 1
1 3 ,3
Mr. Harrison's Oak Branch, 4 yrs
Mr. Jackson's Hard Bargain, 3 yrs 4 2 ,

• BIGGLESWADE RACES.—FuzDAY.
The Town Stakes were won by Mr. Perkins's Tornien`
the Sweepstakes by Mr. Folbigg's Vandyke ; the Ga
Stakes by Mr. Perkins's lormentor ; and the Hurdle :5"
by Mr. George's Unique.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
The Pytchley hounds will meet on Monday; at Bougi
Park ; Wednesday, at Great Oakley ; Friday, at. Low( ;
quarter • to eleven.
Northumberland and North builiam hounds, Monday
Leamington Branch ; Wednesday, at Webburn Wood ; Thi
day, at Lor'oottle ; Friday. at Whittingham—six.
Mr. Candler's hounds, Monday, at Hopson Cross ; Fr"'
at Furmace Mill—balf-past ten.
lieda!e hounds, Wednesday, at East Witton ; Saturday,
Natwil h Common—eleven.
Hambleton's hounds, Thursday, at Morton—nine ; Sat'
day. at Boltby—eight.
Mr. Russell's hounds, Tuesday, at Thorniey Pit House ;
day, at Witton Bridge—seven.
LATEST BETTING AT MANCHES

CPIFSTE It Cur.-11 to 1 agst Gallipot
agst Tubalcain—taken ; ls' to 1 apt Th
12 to 1 agst Queen Bee—taken and
14 to 1 agst Retriever-50 to 3 taken ;
keen—taken; 20 to 1 agst Bloomsbury ;
lypso—taken ; 25 to 1. agst Rough Robi
to 7 agst The bean.
• DER BY.-8 to 1 ag-at coronation—off;
Van Amburgh. 13 to 1 agst Rosalie, 15
the Whistle, 15 to 1 agst Prince Cara,
Eringo. 18 to 1 agst Marshal Soult-20
agst Galaor—taken freely ; 50 to 1 agst Y
Two Thousand Guineas Stakes.-2 tr
taken; 3 to 1 agst Ralph—offered.

LLO YD'S SHIPPING-(THIS
LONDON, Amin. 24.—Wind this day at noon, light b
from the South, with heavy passing clouds at times.
DEAL, APRIL 23.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Midce•be.
Munro, from the Mauritius ; and from the River, the 6 e
for Sydney, New South Wales ; Justina, Calcutta ;
Denny, Mauritius; Ludlow, Jamaica; Ruckers, Trinid; la •
Lawrens, Koster,. Batavia.
RAMSGATE, APRIL 23.—The James, Phillips, from ,
ings to London, has been towed in, with mast-head,, &C.,
tied away.
PLYMOUTH, Aen IL 23. —WindE. N. E. —A rrived the CO P'
from Ostend ; Spence, Losb, Mauritius.
t sh
FALmouTH, APRIL 22.-:—Wind N.E. to E.N.E.,
gales.—Arrived the George, from Longsound ; Familien, It
down, ditto ; Am Johan, Bahr, ditto. Sailed the Linlie
packet on a cruize, with supplies for the homeward.bound to
-
DARTMOUTH, APRIL 22.—The Pallas, from Teignmorithan
Newcastle, in going into the harbour yesterday got on the 6
Rock, but was assisted off this morning.
ti fig
WlcxLow, APRIL 21.—The Mary, of Stornoway, iS get b
under way this morning ran on shore on the Murragh•
Stewart; of Maryport, from Charleston, lost foretopmast `"‘
squall off Holyhead, and was obliged to put. into Kingstown-,..
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 23.—Wind variable.—Arrived t!ei;
Carnbyses; Hutchinson,', from Calcutta; 'Sir Rebeit Pe,,_
Craig, Charleston." Sailed the Franconia, for Apalachiew:
Mary Bell, Montreal; Robert Isaac, New York ; Tingoe
s :"'
Halifax ; Grace, Newfoundland ; Brutus, Africa • Arelbu?
ditto; Cassanda, Alexandria.

NAVAL. INTELLIGENCE. *,,,r
WOOLWICH,' APRIL :23.—LAUNCH OF THE SIREN.--,-,,11;
launch of this handsome brig took place exactly at two 0074,t,
this afternoon, and she entered the wa:ser beautifully, ann
the cheers of the spectators, of whom a great number we.
present, although the day was very unfavourable, on account
the rain and coldness of the wind The Siren is built to c-arr)
sixteen guns, and will he commanded by 'Lord Francis /3eau,;.
clerk, who recently inspected her, anti expressed himself
pleased with her elegant appearance; and every naval oificee
present to-day, gave her a high character, on account of th 0 •
superiority of the model she presents to the eye. The Feen_
was very animated after one o'clock, the workmen being all ae
emprOyed• )n withdratving the wedges, and continue"
with considerable interest until Mrs. Parker, the widow of Or'
late 'Colonel Parker, and sister of Captaii C•l3'r
superintendent of Woolwich dockyard, broke
on her bows, at the moment the vessel was n.
Captain Hornby and the authorities of the
great number of naval and military officers,
appeared delighted with the spectacle, The
.0 -r deck, and carried two union flags, and th
aad the Admiralty flag, when she entered the
iernal, a large war steam-vessel, will be
menced, on the same stocks from which th,
launched.

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THE LATE DREADFUL COLLIERY EX "n
SION AT WlnniziraiOir, Orr TIIE TYNE.—its this 3'1.11
almost every other case of a like nature, the cause of the acc,_l.
d nt is involved in obscurity, from the fact that those *sp..%)
alone could have furnished a clue to it, shared in the genel3l' •
destruction. There were in the pit at the timo, 35 men are"'
boys, 32 of whom perished. There were four bodies brought:
up .the same afternoon. 'The men worked the whole of Tues-
day and Tuesday night; and at six o'clock on. Wednesday
morning, all the bodies had been found except four. These
were George Campbell, John Cainpbell, John Brown, and John
Hall ; about twelve o'clock, the body of George Campbell was
brought up, much mutilated, having boen buried under a heal'
of fallen material, from which it took three hours to extricate
him,. after he was discovered. The fire was not quite extin-
fguroinslheAdi
0,
ntdhaoyuagfhterwnanotoenr. hadit been cone stanty conveyed doWil
useless, to
paint the scene at Bank, as the mouth of the mine is techni;r•
cally termed. As a measure of precaution, the W-ornen an
parties who could be of no avail, were kept at a distaive fvo.
exhibited a malt melancholy vres.•
the spot, which exhi
with coffins
aspect, the. •
nit of the Bank being occupied
I ,o. •
the wretched remains of the deceased
as they were brought '
light. Some of the bodies were much disfigured, others w•
little injured, having„ as it was supposed, attempt to
PPosed, survived the fire. an
been
-
been suffocated by the after damp, An inquest was held on-.
Wednesday and Thursday, by Mr, S. Reed, Coroner, and the
following verdict was returned : —" Accidental Death, occa-
sioned by an explosion of hydrogen gas."
IVIIsCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES, &c.—Thoe
estimates are divided into five. parts or branches. The at
fir
part includes tbe sums required for public buildings and 13 yet
palaces, the new Houses of Parliament, and various oth
items, which amount to 311,132/. The second part includs
the sums required for the salaries and expenses of public;
offices, prisons, commissioners, inspectors, &c. which aliwt•in
to 630,4381. The third includes the sums required for suprh-
annuation allowances, the vaccine establishment, &C., wh
amount to 106,9311. The fourth part includes the secret senr";
vice money, convict expenditure, the London University,
ia 1
various other items too numerous to be specified, the t L
amount required being 1,045,6571. The amount requiredt,°l
secret service money is :39,2001. The fifth part ineluties.s
sums required
.for various civil establishments, Ste., *_ntire
amount to 2:39,022i. Thus the aggregate amount of the e"
miscellaneous estimates for the year 1841.2 is 2,333,1801. .r.,
DUBLIN, APRIL 22.—His Excellency
-_,,
.boons
rived at Kingstown this day, on board the Lig
.e_, to
St( amer, on his return from England, and prcoeed a
y tO
the Vice-r( gal Lodge in the Park. We are
_htipg_.
announce that. his Excellency is in excellent health. taw f...
days previous to the departure of the Lord Lieuten_xt_7:
Devonshire, the Evening Mail announecd that his
..h.c.c,,e
loncy would not return to Ireland. having veep c-I,';',A
oho 4"
116 m- -office, as aucccsaor to LA.rd Norrohoby, .
We the" 's-
heen appointed Governor-Getierol to Ind:;;. but.
sured the Mail that his information was incorrect;.
_., , •
our Contempora heeded us net. Perhaps he is au'
convinced of his mistake.-Dublin Evening •P"e••

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