The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-29 00:00:00

ROYAL MARINES.

An order was received at Woolwich on Sunday morning for
1 sergeant, 3 corporal=, and 80 privates of the Royal Marines,
to hold themselves in readiness to proceed to Plymouth and
juin the Admiral's ship, and there to wait for further orders.
This intelligence was notified to them when assembled for
church parade, and in the afternoon they again assembled to
have then• kits examined. Lieutenant Curtis will take charge
of the detachment to Plymouth, and they hourly expect to em-
bark in the Salamander steam vessel for speedy conveyance.

PIJSE Y ISM.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Melksham, April 27, 1841.,
SlR,—The inhabitants of this ne.ghbciurhood are exceed-
ingly surprised by the strange doctrines preached by the
Clergy.
Illost of the Clergy are becoming Puseyites, or are leaning
that way. This lam not surprised at, for a lazy useless par-
son, when he is almost shamed out of his cloth by the activity
and usefulness of the Methodist parson, falls back upon this
consolation—" he has no authority, for I am the. only autho-
rised Minister." " Sixty years have I attrnded our church,
(said an oril man to me,) where I have always been taught to
hate the Papists and Popery, because their priests
they could to. give sins ; and now our parson says he can for-
give them also ; and it he can, all the parsons who preached
here before him are liars." pretended
ner of persecution, and it has broken
We have attempted to abolish Popery
oinutlzilatnidwbye•haullremhanin-
England.
A MEMBER OF TIIE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

TO TILE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
have been bred up with a dislike to Popery, and I
have always supported the Tories because I have been always
taught to believe that they were the great enemies of Popery,
and our parsons here at Keevil always said that if the Radicals
got in we should be all Catholics, and Radicals, and Me-
thodists, and infidels, and that we should have neither God
nor devil. But now we have got a new parson, Mr. Poke,
who said in his sermon last Sunday week that he could forgive
sins, and that is what the Romans say they can do.
I wrote this to you just to let the Bishops know what is
going on, in the hope they will put a stop to it.
Keevil, near Trowbridge, April 27.

G. W.

MRS. MABE/tLY S
NEW NOVEL, " THE
LOVE MATCH."— We arc requ:sted to state that the new
novel, Th,: Lose Match," by Mrs. Maherly, authoress
of .. nily," in 3 vols. is published this day by Mr. Col-
burn, of Great Marlhorough-strect, .tend may now he had
at all the Libraries. Mr. Callum has also just published
the following new works of fiction ;-1, Do Qllford; or,
the Constant Man, by R. Plumer Ward, Esq. ,ar.thor of
Tremainc," "De Vera," &C. 2. Joan of Arc, the
Maid of Orleans, an Historical Romance, by T 7. Searle,
Esq. 3. The Engagement, a Nrivol. 4. Thi Moneyed
Man; or, the LeSson of a life by'Horace Stuith, Esq.
5. The l!sarrirg.r Mart, or Soeierytin India. a•Novel, by
an In(ian Officer. 6. Greviile ; or; a Season in,Paris, by
i Mr.. Gore ; and 7.
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GRAY'S INN, APRIL 28.—The two following
gentlemen were this day called to the degree of Barrister-
at-Law by th? Honourable Society of Gray's Inn, viz.--
Benjamin Cbillcy Campbell Pine, Esq., and Benjamin
Boothby, Esq. ; and the undernamed gentlemen having
been called to t'',e Bench of the same Society, on Wednes-
day last, took their seats accordingly this day, viz.— Sam.
Turner, Thomas Purvis, Archer Ryland, and Thomas
Green, M.P., Esq.!. •