The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-20 00:00:00

COWEt,, ISLE k.IF WIGHT.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.
JUNE 17.—Amulet cutter, John Thompson, Esq., fr°lll
Kingstown ; Georgian schooner, William Lyon, Esq., front
Dieppe.
JUNE 18.—Wyvern schooner, Duke of Marlborough, frotti
Ramsgate.

SAILINGS.
JUNE 16.—Osprey cutter, John Petre, Esq.# for Torbay
Juzia 19.—Amulet cutter, John Thompsun,
westward.
YACHTS AT AND ABOUT THE STATIO;;
Schooners—Georgian, Wyvern Gem, Resolution, 2144
Maud.
Cutters—Apsarah, Peterel, Nymph, Turquoise, Eudora'
Noran, Heroine, Duchess.
FITTING OUT IN COWES HARBOUR.

Cutters—Sparrowhawk, Will-o'-the-Wisp, Albatross.
Her Majesty's steam-tender Fairy, Commander BcrivBlll
steamed into our harbour from Portsmouth on ThunsdaT
afternoon, and after manceuvring in front of the Trinity:.
wharf returned to Portsmouth to await the embarked= 01
the Royal party.
THE NOTORIOUS CAPTAIN' JOHNSTONE, OF THE TORY.-'
It is reported that, this humane gentleman is on board of tilt.
Maitland convict ship, now in Cowes Roads, taking in 7°
juvenile convicts from Parkhurst prison. She has brought
round with her 190 convicts; 100 are under 25 years of agl
Captain J., it appears, could not keep up his insanity fan
It strikes us that this ship was most properly named t:
Tory, and that her crew were good old TC16,38..--regnr:
passive obedience and non resistance men—the most abjeCt
slaves that ev,r trod a ship's deck. . to
Mr. Joseph White, of East Cowes, has receiver' 0
lay down a new cutter yacht of 35 tons, for Thomas But
foord, Esq ,of the R.T.Y.O and late proprietor of the Gaz"i-
The new yacht is to be called the Princees Olga.
FRIDAY —ARRIVAL OF HER MAJESTY'S lisrAsuslool4l
nine-
AT OSBORNE PALACE —The suite is to be much more r
roue than on any former occasion. Barton House and 00101:,—,
Villa (now Osborne Lodge.) have been fitted up to rec:Li
at least thirty persons. Eight carriages and nineteen h":;
satrerahm'eedrsyhesatvrerdbaeyenwai trhrivpinargt
allof day
the
weistthabcliasrlirniaegneat., V'm;;
",r
luggstgl:
&c. Orders have been given to the author.ties at the cols'
and R.Y.S House not to salute on the arrival of herilik6
nor are the guns to be fired at the private I),Ateries.

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
The favourite ballet of The Devil to Pay was revived 1856
evening for the purpose of giving the patrons of this thestrel
an opportunity of seeing Carlotta Grisi in her original cbY
racter of Mazourka, the Basket-maker's wife. Having eel
her in it, we are not surprised at the furore which she creat°'
in Paris during the whole of the last winter. Her acting 11
the most espier,le imaginable—witneFs the basket-makl3
scene in the first and the dressing-rcom scene in the sect)
act; and as for her dancing, who shall describe the wonder/I
of the pas des femmes, in which it is almost impossible for
the eye to &how the rapidity of her twinkling feet, which
move with a more than Elsslerique rapidity and neatness; or
the Mazourka pas suel in the second act, commencing with
each
chofdrew the ballet.d
down
of gaucheries most fascinating for their coquettishness,
and ending with a series of bounding steps, which astonish
by their force and delight by their grace, or the concludirg
triumph
and
has
sch of dedetese uzhwiwthas a Silvpaeirfne'ctthteriugrn:paht,
ad-
mirably supported by Madlle. Louisa, Madame Giubilei, Les
H. Payne,
:,:ceurs St. Louin, Mr. W. and Mr. Wieland, whose
the enthusiastic applause of the audience. She was
dancing master was the.very beau ideal of the grotesque.

GeorgeTcnt sellers.heow wis sot udaman ydie i; ThreeTworks. o:
Annals 2
. Hundred
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FROM THE BACK WOODS • OR SKETCHE9
ECHOES
Mr. Coiburn, and may now be had of all book'
LIFE. By Captainl'.' OF TnANSATLANTIC
with Illustrations, 21s. bound. The above work is published
bMyr. Colburn has also Just published the following
The Second Series of the Stanhope Memoirs,
comprising the Seven Years' Travels of Lady Hester Stan-
ofl'alslhluiostnrairtialonise,
hope, 3 viils., with numerous Illustrations. 3. The Book of
betweenort.rieelesg,wanitthlyb
oun
4. The Second Volumes of Lord Brougham's Lives of Men
of Letters and Science, who Flourished during the reign of
5. The Life of William the Conqueror, forming
the First Volume of Roscoe's Lives of the Kings of England,
108. 6d. bound, with Illustrations. 6. A Fifth Edition of the
Crescent and the Cross, by Eliot Warburton, Esq., 2 vols.,
with Illustrations, 21s. bound.
WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JUNE 19.—There is a
rather better arrival this week, but the greater part was disposed of
from the vessels last Friday. 70-day the fresh wheat offering was
readily taken at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr.; common and ware-
housed samples were no higher. Grinding barley sold on better terms
M
Beans of best quality, sold In ely at Is. advance. Oats d. per stone
and shelling 6d. per load dearer. Malt in request at Is. per load more
money. The weather has been extremely hot, and rain Is mach
wanted for spring corn.
LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY AFTERNOON.—The Royal Mail--
steam-ship Britannia, Captain Hewett, sailed from this port today,
fur Halifax an,' Boston, carrying o t the mails and a number of
passenveri. The Britannia only arrived here on
Saturday
night last.

BIRTHS.
At Pella Vista, Morton, near 81auchester, the lady of W. B. New•.
bury, Esq., 01 a daughter.
Oa the 2d Inst., at Messina, Mrs. W. G. Beck, of a daughter.

On the 16th inst., at St. Benet's, Paul's-wharf, the Rev. William
Calvert, of Pembroke College, Cambridge, A. 8., to Ellen Harriet'
eldea daughter of W. Pritchard, Esq., of Doctors'-commons, High
Bailiff of Southwark.
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On the 17th inst: at King's Langley, Harts, Mr. William Liddon
Howard, of Hunton-bridge, near Watford, to Emily, fourth daughter
of Mr. D. Nl'shers. of Wilson-street, Finsbury, London.

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