The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-13 00:00:00

MORNING SUN

'.•-proven:leat is, the e,inall red light, r

( de;-:-J_lment, or the 60t1-t RovA Mihs
Dqtford from ;Vindsor, aii a detacimitat
uf the 15th Regiment joined head-quarters at Woolwich.
On Tuesday Major Lewis's troop of horse artillery 11
rived at Woolwich froM Dublin. On Thursday the 14
division of the 99th Regiment marched for Chatham.

MAW 117.47 a POZZCE.
Captain _Atherton, master of the brig C-.2ssnock, frOl,
Barbadoes, was charged at the Thames Police, with
saulting John Johnson, seathen, on the high seas. Me
prisoner, upon disobedience of orders, was struck by
the Captain with a rope, and subsequently with his fiF"•4
The 11.1agi;trate decided that it was a propel, quest/.
for a Jury. Theflefendant was ordered to-enter into his
own reeognizances for 501. to answer any indictrnot
that might be preferred against him at the Sessions.
Owing to the insufficiency of his bail, Mr. BanL,'s
was again apprehended on Friday, but Mr. John Smil
tailor, of Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, supplied
tisfactory recognizances, in the .place of Jr. Sneez7lo,
jun. This gentleman's uncle again appeared to contrariict
his nephew's statements, but the Magistrate refined ".°
enter into their private affairs.
.

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.Sir James Graham, immediately on being GAzettetl.o..::
a member of the Administration, forwarded an ade.ress,
to his Dorchester constituents, confirming his resolt,11111„
to stand by the items of his tat -political creed. • •
On Thursday last a meeting of St. Martin's4n4b
Fields' IZegistraticn Society was held in Leicester squto
to receive the objections and claims -that. had been mu
to the overseer; % It appeared .that there were about 1 iv,
objections, the greater portion being by the Reforme
Among the elector:4 objected to on: the part of the Tories
was Viscount Howick.

The Tory electors of Tamworth sent up an address
Sir Robert Peel on Tuesday last, stating that, as "
time must be fully occupied at this eventful crisis, • *l'
hope to have the honour of returning him again as the'
Representative, without subjecting him to the inzonio'.
nience of a perzonal canvass at the hustings.

SPOR,VENG.
The Doncaster Races v ill be splendid this year,.
the meeting very numerous. .13ress-bails will take ph
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the Mansion-hou,,
with fireworks.
On Monday last, in consequence of the heavy Oa •
that had fallen, two lads of Perth captUred 300 pair&
rabbits by this simple plan. Being well acquainted with vw
rabbit burrows about the Earn, and watching the g;r:.:,
dual rise of the river, when it was within a few inch es
the " hole," they, with a small spade, dug a channel
the water to flow into it, which immediately ejected 1,14
inmates, who were smartly captured on attempting °
make their escape. A cart conveyed the whole to Pest'''
where at an average they were sold for fully 4d. a pair: •

COURT--PASErozzanx.E.
The Duke of Cambridge visited the Exhibition 4,
Works of Art on Friday, at the Suffolk-street Gallerv-.
Viscount Melbourne left South-street on Friday, fir
Woburn Abbey.
The Marquis of Abercorn arrived last week :it 1
seat in the highlands.
The Earl of Lonsdale has gone to Lowther Casll9
Westmoreland.

Lord and Lady 3laryborough leave town early in the
ensuing week, for Deal Castle, Kent.

EariDe Grey leaves town this day, to take possessilil
of his Viceroyalty.
Sir James Graham left town on Thursday for D OL4
Chester.

The Earl of Mahnesbury died on Friday mornin't at
Earl De Grey's villa on Putney Heath, after an Hint 0/
of several months.

DIZSCTIZMANEOZYS.
Yesterday was the anniversary of the rescue
the roles, with King John Sobieski at their head, 0'
Vienna from the Turks, by which the Mussulman poi 'er
was annihilated in Christendom. This event used to be
commemorated annually for the space of 100 years.
The report of the death of Mr. Davidge, of the Sur: !oie
Theatre, is contradicted on the best authority—that 0'
Mr. Davidge himself.
At Fordington, a small village near Dorche
twenty-five houses were burned down on Thum .sc
last, at one o'clock in the day. Some thousand pou A°
worth of property were destroyed, and upwards of ft ir r
fivefamilies rendered homeless.

At an adjourned veary meeting; held at the • Toy 73°
ball, :Brighton, on the subject of church-rates, it : ti);
peered that a rate of three-pence' in the pound h
been collected, amounting to nearly 1,7001., and that
wards of I,ooa. of that amount ought to be accourr
for by the churchwardens, as they had' illegally
pended it in adorning St. Peter's Church, that edit
being erected under the Church-building Act, wh i4ll
does not allow of the expenditure of church-rates f
such purpose. It was agreed not to pass the chur.
warden's account, and to resist any future church- .r:1
till the amount was accounted for. The meetinr,
adjourned for two months.