The Sun.
London, England, 1847-02-26 00:00:00

Majority
FIVE O'CLOCK.

Prince Albert 582

Earl Powi3

572

Majority
The polling was then adjourned till Eight o'clock.

NINE O'CLOCK.

Prince Albert
Earl Powis

- I,
4p

Majority -15

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 24.—The Dolphin, 3, brigantine, Lien-
.enant Commanding Miller, Failed yesterday morning toi
Sheerness, to be paid off.
The Dauntless steam-frigate was removed from the basir
Monday night, and placed alongside the jetty, where slit
is now taking in meal.
The baggage of the 27th Regiment arrived yesterday b)
railway, and was immediately embarked on board the Birken-
lead steam transport, Commander Ingram, for Fort George.
Inverness.

The Kestrel, brigantine, was taken into dock yesterday to
be prepared for commission.
The first division of the 27th Regiment arrived by rail-
way this morning, and were embarked from Clarence-yard
Ind put on board the Birkenhead steamer, Commander A.
I. Ingram.
One of the camels (covered mud punts) fitted up for
H-.tina off the Sphynx was towed in to-day by the African.
steamer.

Ine Quail lighter arrived here last night with stores from
.he Eastern-yards.

The Duck tighter arrived this morning with stores from
. _
Chatham and Sheerness.

The usual preparations are in progress for receiving bet
Majesty and the Royal Family on Saturday.
The President, 50, Captain Stanley, flag of Rear-Admiral
~f the Red J. R. Dacres, Commander-in Chief at the Cape of
,iieod hope; the Vernon, 50, Captain Fitzgerald, flag of
Rear-Admiral of the White S. H. Inglefleld, C. 8., urn-
-nander in-Chief of the East India and China station;
;!ee,patra, 26, Captain Wyvill ; the Acorn, 16, Command, :
gingham; and the Dido,2o, Captain Maxwell, were at audio,
it Simon's Bay, on the 25th of December. The Vernet,-
Acorn, and Lido, were about to sail for China, and the Cleo-
l'atra for England.
The Styx steam-sloop, Commander Chads, was off Lagos.
coast of Africa, on the 7th of November. She had beet;
eery sickly ; Mr. William Squire, the master, died of the
oast fever on the 30th of October. At the above date thf,
essel was free from fever. The ,S,yx has since proceeded t,•
the south coast, followed by the Flying Fish, 12, Commande
Dyke, whose surgeon, Mr. H. R. Banks, lent to the Styx,
,ad rejoined.
A concert, under the patronage of the Commander-hi-
:2liief and other distinguished officers and their wives, ;About to take place, the proceeds of which are to be devote(
co the fund for relieving Irish distress. A series of ball,
'also under the patronage of the naval, military, and civi•
,uthorities, are about to be got up fur the same praiseworth:%
And benevolent end.

HOCHELAGA ; OR, ENGLAND IN THE NEW WORLD
.bITED BY ELIOT WARBURTON, ESQ., AUTHOR OF "TILL
RESCENT AND THE CROSS."—Mr. Coeburn has this day pub-
isbed a third edition of the above work, in 2 vols., whit!l
can now be had of all booksellers. Mr. Colburn has alsi
iust published-2. Adventures of the Connaught RangerF,
'iy W. Grattan, Esq., late Lieutenant Connaught Rangers.
2 vols. 3. Revelations of Portugal, and Overland Journe.
o Lisbon, by T. M. ifighes, Esq., 2 vols. 4. The third ani,
!oortli volumes of General Montholon's History of the Captsi-
ity of Napoleon at St. Helena, completing the work. 2 .
turke's History of the Landed Gentry, complete invole.
r iyal Bvo 6. History
History of the Consulate and Empire.ct(t
translated by D. Forbes Campbell, Esq., with the7saql.e,cnan.
lie author, 6 vols., bound in 3, price,
luding 3,•01ume1(6 and 7) of the D'Arnl3a3l-s.
D''.
"--We I
Cid; v and Letters.
SUPPLEMENT TO THE " LONDON
London GAZETTE.
G Gazette was pub-
shed, containing a second supplement to the
of a
long list of thi
• ished, containing the names of the tbirmssnees;
&c.;
also the
London bankers, their residenceP, it i
names, residences, and occupationsi of the persons of whom o .
al Bank of Australia
t he' company or partnership of the R
occupations of the
iinsists ; of the names, residences,i and 3
term or company of the Commercial Bank of London; and
Jw, a ,1,,. Edo B ink of London, in pursuance of the itl.
and Bth Victoria, c. a.
SURREY ZOOLOGICAL
' TO THE
_NEW ENTRANC,E
portunity of inspecting the
GARDENS.—We have had an ,)p
the bottom of Amelia-street, in
new entrance now forming at.
.from expressing our
and cannot retrain
..
sans-
Penton-place,
and taste displayed. It is immensely
faction at the spirit
alpenor to the i
' previous one n 9very respect. We shalltake
A.
A. early opportunity of describing it.
THE MONIED MONARCH.—The Bank of France
has applied to the Bank of England fur a loan. Need its
u far tor assistance ? They directors have travelled s seem
quite to have overlooked the hoards of the Tuileries. Surely
Louis Philippe could have
spoken to a friend, who, on the
usual terms of course, could have cashed them a bill 0 say ,
amouat.--runek .