The Sun.
London, England, 1841-12-14 00:00:00

COURT-FASIZOIVILBLE.

The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland intend to leave
Trentham Hall, Staffordshire, the first week in February,
for town.

Lord Francis Egerton, we learn, has purchased the
mansion in which he now resides in Beigrave-square.
Bridgewater House, it is said, will occupy seven years in
rebuilding.
Sir John Shelley has arrived at the Marquis of
Exeter's, Burleigh House, near Stamford.

The Earl and Countess of Sheffield have left Harewood
House for Leamington Spa.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Yesterday evening the Cumberlauds rang a complete
peal of treble, twelve in, consisting of 5,136 changes,
being the first peal rung on the twelve bells of St. Bride's
Fleet- street, for the last 60 years. The time occupied
was three hours and 53 minutes.

A poor man, named Charles Musgrove, an operative
'mason at Sidford, near Exeter, is a claimant and the
supposed heir to 30,0001. in the funds, besides large
landed property in Somersetshire.
Among the most recent " fashionable arrivals" is that
of the boy Jones at Liverpool.
We understand that in consequence of the late lamented
death of the Chimpanzee, a deputation of the managers
of the Zoological Gardens had an interview on Monday
with a certain Honourable and Gallant Tory Member of
the House of Commons, requesting him to officiate as a
substitute, until a new Chimpanzee could be caught. The
deputation, (adds our informant), was much struck with
the likeness between the Gallant Member and the la-
mented deceased.

We are credibly informed that the Marylebone Tories
have made the elephant in the Regent's Park a ten-pound
householder, in order to enable him to vote against Sir
Charles Napier at the next election.
The Bury Herald says—" A Chinaman's tail was for-
warded, on Friday, through the Post-office, to a trades
man in Suffolk."—lf O'Connell's tail could be forwarded
in like manner, it would save each joint a good round
sum in travelling expenses.

RITIVIOITELS Or TKZ DAY.
It is stated, in a country paper, that the Queen Dowager
has given another donation of 3,0001. towards the erection
of a church at Malta. This must be a wicked falsehood.
Is it at all likely that her Majesty would at present send
out of the country such a large sum for such a purpose,
when poor women in England are committing murder
and suicide from want of the necessaries of life ?

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DEC. 13.—There is no
change of importance in the Market to-day. The sales
comprise 3,500 bales, consisting of Surats, New Orleans,
Pernams, a few Egyptians, without change in prices ;
500 on speculation.
LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, DEC. 13.—The transae-
tions :comprise —Eastern Counties, 81 ; Grand Junc-
tion, 197 ; London and Birmingham Quarter Shares,
224 ; Ditto, New, 55 ; Manchester and Leeds Half
Shares, 28 ; South Eastern and Dover, 17i.

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, DEC. 13.—There
continues to be a good demand for Railway Stock.
Lancaster and Preston, 281 ; Liverpool and Manchester
Half Shares, 911 ; London and Birmingham, 162 ; Man-
chester and Birmingham, 28 -; Manchester and Leeds,
Quarter Shares, 21. 16s ; Bank of Manchester, .li.