The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-17 00:00:00

COURT-FACHIONAMLE.

Viscount Dere3ford was yesterday visited by the Duke
of Wellington. The answer to inquiries was—" Ills
Lordship is considerably better."
The Archbishop of York gave his second public din-
ner this season, on Tuesday last, at Bishopsthorpe, near
Ycr:c.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry are
exneeted at Wynyard Park to-morrow, from Denbigh-
shire.

Th .! Earl of Albemarle leaves town'to•clay to join the
party at Woburn Abbey.
Sir Henry Hardinge has arrived in town.
A large portion of Earl de Grey's household has left
for Dublin Castle, and his Excellency's plate will be re-
moved there next week.

The Duke of Cambridge arrived yesterday from Kew.
The Duke of Wellington gives a Cabinet dinner this
evening, at Apsley House, at which the whole of the
Cabinet Ministers are expected to be present.
The Earl of Lonsdale arrived on Monday last, at
Lowther Castle, from London.
The Earl and Countess of Camperdown, after visiting
the Earl and Countess of Stair, in Wigtonshire; and
Lord and Lady Bellhaven have arrived at their seat in
Forfarshire, where they see company till the end of No-
vember.

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On Monday an inquest was held at the Brown Jug
Inn, between Ramsgate and Broadstairs, on the body of
E. Williams, found dead cn the strand, his head deeply
embedded in the sand under one of the steep cliffs. It
appeared that the deceased in wandering from Broad-
stairs towards Ramsgate, late at night, had fallen over
tie cliff, which is about forty feet high, and fractured
the vertebrze of his neck. _ _

The bad accommodation of the City Law Courts for
the Judges, barristers, &c., has been reported upon by
the Committee appointed some time since for the inves-
tigation. A new Court will now be built between the
present Court of Queen's Bench and the Court of Com-
mon Pleas, and these two old ones re-constructed under
a new system of ventilation.
At the Bank of England meeting, called yesterday by
the Directors and Proprietors fur considering a dividend,
the
,:nestion of 3} per etnt. was put and finally carried,
and the diy:,:end warrants thereon ordered to be payable
on the 1 ith of Octol'Pr.
After his t. 99 days' confinement of the fasting phenome-
non, Bernard C.iyq.nagb, without food, the seal of the room-
door was yesterday bifok.pn in the presence of thirty medical
and scit.ntifie gentlemen. Cavanagh came forward quite
hearty, thoue! somewhat thinner. He declined answer-
ing questitn-, and refused either to be weighed or to
show his tongue; when aske;!•how it vas that he attained
such powers of abstifignce, his reply War, " That it came
gradually upon him, and hu little thought that the Lord
would have brought him to sac] State."

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(`rms DAN.)
LoNnois, SEPT. 17.—Wind this day at noon W.
DEAL, SEPT. 16.—Wind S.W. by W. moderate.—Arrived
the Henry Davidson, M‘Donall, from Calcutta; Vernon,
Made ra; Commodore, Jamaica ; Effort and Leila, Mediter-
anaan; Hebe, Westward. Arrived from the River, Dawson for
yd icy ; Condor, for Naples ; Baltic, for Gibraltar.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 16.—Wind S, W., fre&—Arrived the
Ja ,en. Honeybarn, from Buenos Ayres; Thomas P. Cope,
Philadelphia; Dee, Poole, Bonny, sailed July 6; Thomas
Tattersall, Leghorn; Richard, Pilau. Sailed the Lyriher,
for Sydney. New South Wales; Reliance, Rio Janeiro; Mar-
caret, St. noraas; Lyra, Demerara; Apparition, Smyrna.
Put back, North Star, for Philadelphia, leaky.
WINIZNITOE, SEPT. 16. —The Neptune, from Dantzic to
Lon on, was on shore on the Long Sand yesterdiy, with loss of
rudder, anchors, and cables, part of the cargo has beep brought
in here, the vessel was expected to be got off last night's tide,
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 16.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the
WI Etm:nster, from New York, and sailed for London. Sailed
the Dominica, for London•