The Sun.
London, England, 1840-09-04 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENC°'

ARRIVALS.
Lord Monson, at Warwick House, Carlton Garde.
Major-General Robertson ; Colonel and Mrs. Dawson
rived from Brighton ' • Sir Thomas Ga ge,
Bartl;-'streett
Dieppe ; the Earl of Darlington, in Upper Brocurzerk•
from the moors ; Lady Catherine Buckley, in A Ma'
street ; Lieutenant-General Sir Robert and L",l (lop
farlanc, in Cumberland-place; Lord and LOY 71•Ybroelf-
from West Cowes Castle ; Lord and Lady ac Gi°kbouie
from the Isle of Wight; Mr. Under Secretary j 3
in Hans-place, from the Continent.
DEPARTURES. the 1311.
Lady Francis Somerset, for Tunbridge Wells La; Sir •
roness de Rothschild, for St. Leonard's-oe•e'Sshop of
Henry Hunloke, Baronet, for Hastings; th Lord B°-
Bath and Wells, Sir A. and Lady Lechaicre; goo. And
lingbroke, and the Hon Henry St. John, th
h
Rev, Noel Hill, and Sir John, Lady, and MO :, pear..
for Cheltenham; the Dowager Lady Lytteltot 'orb,
Admiral and Mrs. S. Ripaey, for Brighton ; Mr.; for
Hunter, Lord and Lady Jemima Eliot and firniTottat
Worthing ; Mr. and Lady Mary Stanley, for ditto ; big
‘'
Hogart, from the Clarendon Hotel, for Paris ; Sir J,„„. •
Orde, for Brighton ; Sir Thomas and Lady Marrable•
Brighton ; Lord George Lennox, for Bognor Rocks;
Lady and the Misses Bolland, for ditto ; Dowager Duchd
of Beaufort, for Lord Galloway's, Galloway Castle, Wig'`
ton ; the Duke of Marlborough for ditto; Sir Thew° •
and Lady Cullum, from the Brunswick Hotel, Jerial
street, for Hardwick House ; the Rev. G. Fosbeey, fro
ditto; the Rev. M. and Miss Wrey, from ditto; the Du i
D'Yne, and Mons. Kint, from ditto, on a tour ; the Cali,-
D'Hane, Mons. Brievoinne, Mons. Cools, Mons. Coast'.
tini, and Mons. do Smit, for ditto, for Antwerp ; the get
G. Hill, from ditto, for Paris ; Sir Archibald and
Maclaine, from Montagu-square, for Cheltenham ;.,:„„
and Mrs. W. F. Norton, from Elton Manor, Net"'
hamshire, for Scarborough.

Se
Sir Thomas Bating has concluded the purc fh $
tbe
of Oakwood, near Chichester, late the propertY °Goat
Rev. Geo. Poreher. Byam ,Nlartyn, Esq., the Pr
tenant, will shortly quit Oakwood. IsSt,
SINGULAR OBITUARY.—Died, On Friday f its
the London and Leeds mail-coach, in the 56th Year barn)
age. It first commenced running (through Notting vs
on July 26, 1785, and ceased on Aug. 28, 18-10, ; rail"
immediate cause of its dissolution is the spread 01
ways.—Lincoln Gazette. br(r
NEW LlTANY.—Amongst the numerous With
chures which have been put forth recently in pa"r,13,',01,10,
reference to the Eastern question, is one signed
du Bayet," and dedicated to England. Enurnerat'n''tbis
the sources of hostility between the two colintOre'verf
pamphlet presents what it terms " The LitanY ?' ens:
good Frenchman," of which the following are specill'
" By the massacre of Evreux, war with Englauve
" By the battle of Poitiers, war with England.
" By the treaty of 13retigny, war with Englanc/n
" By the battle of Agincourt, war with Englst',,-
" By the battle of Ramillies, war with Englanu'„(l,
" By the combat of Oudenarde, war with El',ad-
" By the affair of Malplaquet, war with Engta,tl2,ld,
" By tlae death of Louis XVI., war with Eng:,,(l.
" By the massacre of Quiberon, war with Ersg`—
" By the fight of Aboukir, war with England.
" By the battle of Trafalgar, war with Englarid,'ocl.
" By the assassination of Kleber, war with El—
" By the pontoons of Cadiz, war with Enginr
" By the invasion of 1814, war with England'
" By Waterloo, war with England.
" By the tortures and death of Napoleon, Wa."
England. r with
" By the outrage of the 15th of July, 1840, °—
England
T!" toticsi
This ebolclitliloed ,a Young
ebullition of the spirit
France,"o
of those fan oleo'
Boladas whohare a
is lore
lated to excite our mirth than our indignation. Tula.
EXTRAORDINARY ACCESSION OF indignation.. Robert
—Last week a journeyman paper-maker, poled ar this
Howard, who formerly worked at the Ivy mill,rhocerf
town, received the unexpected information that a trirate
d
suit, which had been pending fifty years, had ter 000 t--;
in his favour, putting him in possession of 200'entere°
t 50,0001. of which, by a previous engagement
self was
into many years ago, and which with the suit ieded
almost forgotten, goes to the attorney who snef;aidstens
bringing the suit to a successful termination.
Journal. vied.
DEATH OF LIEUT.-COL. PLUNKE"'"LieIi";'
on-the 3d of August, at St. Germain.en-LaYc'planke'
Cjione4 Francis Plunket, second' sort Of Barer Bishop
and brother to the late Right Rev. Dr. Plunket'
of Elphin. vve are
YEOVIL—THE GLOVE TRADE,"" /setae
happy to learn that considerable orders for mannonfident
goods were received here last week, and that °the Psi"
Lopes are entertained of a speedy improvement in
ness, which has been in a very depressed state.
_woe
INDIA RUBBER v. LAW.—hitsmoSt rent
its 0)0
able article, which only a few years ago was sen, 9105'
country as ballast, now sells in a fine state as big(;:c
to 143. per pound, when spun into thread. s won',
spins as much India rubber thread every week Iroporte;
reach from 1.,,nu0n to Canton, the country it is
and
front. There are twelve patents for this article' Ow
patents have cost more to defend in law tra been
atnnooAunnttonauids
afisirotlanndyiavalreubeb.
Experimentsersincetheaarrteicrileo:.B,roseoicainr!
k
in England and in France to apply the article to 1"
of Consumption !
in the co
4tb °
cry, or
1 Policet D E R s
Gazette, Y es t
containse d ay s
anG Government
of
reward
a illsolorf ii37l;
for me discovery of the perpetraors of the murderunty
J)seph Cook and his wife at Over Peover,
li
Chester, who, on the night of Monday, the o'clock,
August, were, between the hours of ten and cicvena,s
cruelly murdered in their own house by their he, ',se pal
fractured with an axe; 50/. of the reward ti her
by the friend. of the deceased, and the remaindera_i'd.loo to
Majesty's Government, who also offer a free Pherperson
any accomplice giving information, not being t Also the
who actually committed the dreadful decd. forrnerli
description of a man named Charles Edmonds, nty,fiee
of Newport, Monmouthshire, a painter, about twe_d stab-
years of age, who stands charged with cutting rat. Bri-
bing his fellow workman, Kingsmill Hulree, °, on °ice;
avel, Gloucestershire, at the parish of Monnsou.ta._unpose
24th cf August last, who has absconded, and isns_fLike;
to have gone to the hills to avoid apprehensido.who naf
county' °
wise a description of a man named John Dn°
absconded from Robertstown, near Ashbourn.,t4
murder'
Meats in Ireland, and who is charged with a feet
He is stated to be twenty-eight years of I.,gev'e come tcci
eight or ten inches high, and is supposed to ban
jan paac
this country as a reaper, in cowpallY witil a
Nicholas White; •