The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-27 00:00:00

MUSICAL.

Oor.
Graham intends, after the conclusion of the
vtiteester Musical Meeting, to go to Cheltenham
t
All hie family, and remain there for some time.
tit'l Musical Festival on a most splendid scale will
ihoe, Place next year at Birmingham, in the new
1" which is now building, and which is 140 feet
Lill) 66 high, and 65 wide. An organ is also
to be placed at one end, the case of which
the
be 40 feet and 30 wide ; so that, altogether,
ofeiltructure will be the largest and grandest thing
tile kind in Europe.
th 11" AL OPERA HOUSE.--We are informed
In 4t In case Mr. Arnold should be enabled to erect
ew theatre by next summer a proposition will
te
,tnade to him by the musical profession, which, if
I,,tereatedePted, may prove a great advantage to all parties
,44, and be the means of advancing the art
likiteriiallY i England; an object which Mr. Arnold
%mays kept in view.
FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER.

(From the Court Magazine.)
%TTi SEA-SIDE DRESSES
hhsge*-14„°1 PlounE.—Robe of Indian jaconot muslin,
oi the peignoir kind, and gigot sleeves. Mantelet
fill;ll3"env Dos de Naple•i, covered with black blond lace ; it
ti ' and deep over the shoulders and back of the bust;
fronts are of the scarf kind ; they descend to the knee
;.41 are drawn in at the waist by a knot of gauze riband
correspond ; a similar knot closes the mantelet at the
141141' round which it is drawn close by a ruche of black
tt°l4l net, that also borders the fronts. The other part is
ofiti,l,4leci with broad blond lace doubled behind. Bonnet
e,b.c),se coloured gros de Naples, a long brim descending
Th'°W at the sides of the face, bordered with a black
e uche and trimmed en cornette with white blond lace.
by a crow,
is
auze riband decorated with a full-blown rose attached
knOt of g.
741.431N0 FIGURE. —Jaconot muslin robe lightly em-
101e(Iiide red in feather stitch round the border. Pelisse of
tharni green gros des lodes, a plain corsage ; sleeves
16-PN to fit the lower part of the arm, and of the usual
10—." top. Large pelerine, composed of two fills, the
horir °f the stomacher shape, the upper round ; they are
ii :,red with white poux de soie, cut at the upper edge
ilikr,t Waves, and finished at the other with white fancy
t,f th-1413ming. A cone trimming descends on each side
itherehr"nt of the skirt; one edge is cut in waves, the
the
sic. ordered with silk trimming, which also encircles
kaldibirt• Ceinture of dark green taffeta riband, corre.s-
-t oNeg in colour with the bonnet ; it is of poux de eoie,
blond shape trimmed under the brim en cornette, with
tud net' A sprig of exotics adorns the crown. Veil
tad boectktiner:che of white blond lace. Lilac kid gloves

11°ISTRATION OF ELECTORS FOR
THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.

/e„ni
ters CovENTar and SANDYS, the Revising Barris;
th, Yesterday at Guildhall, (or the purpose of revising
In "a of the freeholders residing in the city of London.
llated4tri:::ses it appears. that. no lists have been pre-
hated tb ar• The Revising Barristers, however, inti.
they vc, tinder the 43d Section of the Reform Act,
who
%here .
,`4lPhwered to allow the vote of any freeholder
A u'd Prove his qualification before them on oath.
,s a
vot gentl
er eman
bnamed Maclauren, claimed to be admitted
toad. Y virtue of a 250/. share i n the New nlr
`- North-
,oVP.t.rity, on reference to the New-road Act,
toner the shares to be described as personal property, and
Ititteritly disallowed the
r Brown, the Warden of the Fleet, put in a claim,
4ffißtlPPOt t of which a copy of the patent conferring the
ie upon him during his good behaviour was produced ;
ti4ace Was also given to show that he received the rents
I;Pr'fits of the rooms and apartments occupied by the
4,4". On these grounds the claim was allowed..
444er 'NQuLArt. CLAlM.—Several parish clerks
.clainned
~idethe 18th section of the Reform Act, which pro,-
"I that 4' clerks," on " promotion to any benefice., '
IPthat
be deemed freeholders, and entitled to vote ex officio.
N:cive•aimants considered their benefice to be the yrove-
-1)11 and that having an interest in the soil, and receiving
the f",e, they were to be considered as freeholders.
not understand, however, that the term
rk
c°utte,
51 includ
oede" cler men only. Their claims were,
disall.

_ The Henry /V. steam-packet left
biNalra_r7,,
Itletidles on the 20th inst. for Naples, having on
.udn.
kftrnber °f English, and among them Mr. Parr y,_lwas
bout to
at Nice, Genoa, Leghorn, &c., the vessel.,
is
to arrive atNaples on the 25th. The distance
which is about
tl 'n't 'ix hundred miles from Marseilles,
~ae hundred miles from Paiconsequently hfrom London
Px/1"' by this route, is about fourteen u dred miles.
thej)euarlY a month ago the Annoyance Jury ofthe
lirerrii ehY of Lincaster, after a due examination of .
4,1 'es, reported that a stack of
.b chimneys of a house in
near the passage
Itaven-streer, supported by an arch
1 yi4cr ill:1m the Strand into Holywell-street, were in a
io4ll,4shgerous state, and
.also a house near the same place.
qindin trand ; but nothing has been yet done, notwith-
I their report.
Poi'
r, ~, , t,sh associations have been very numerously
ti r 0-;:' 14 Scotland. In the Scotsman of Saturday last is
polish4--'", of tilt . tin s. A meeting of the Stirling
thle, 3110Ciatuen,Ins.elied to have been numerous and respect-
it,g ;vas held in the Court-house of Stirling, on tthheeenlveons-t
'l64ntdaY week, to take into consideration the
Polish glee, rneasures for relieving the unfortunate
keith n A public meeting was to have taken place o at
he t' -,1? Alunda last, for the same benevolent.purp sae..
freet. -‘llburgh Polish Association have just
.is.sued
on
half !nd Powerful appeal to their fellow citizens
vi "4 the suffering Poles.
4e h lii,'-'"-This morning, about two o'clock,a
3i° 14:4°,,e, Out at the house of Mr. Whichells, a perfumer
41 eens,naner West Smithfield. So rapid werein thel flames
lower
PrtrOunce of the oils and Bear's grease
'tith '4,1 that the inmates in the upper stories escaped
"itl the difficultv. The fire engines speedily arrived,
4e breifia4len Were confined to the premises where
.the
the b;i°",e nut,
kwork..Which are completely consumed, excepting
Ft
I'4, E°-An alarming fire broke out aboutre.
:li,eiao't :even yesterday evening in the extensiveGpros.
'eor.sciu'lr• Bali, pianoforte-maker, Duke-street,
mense
't°,l4ll`-: e' The flames first broke out. in t. e i
Queen-
kt
' - at
the b .I( of the house running into . ,
114. t) au" ill a fewacseconds they ascended with amaz.m.f,
1,11°4 , PWards of one hundred constables of the C divi-
la': re On the spot in a few minutes, and thtese,aarsrsaits.ktesi!
t'
Grooved4xert soldies from the Portman-street
hks 3,000/. or 4,000/. worth of the valuableis property
'4lc ;ge devouring element. Great praise due to
lAviii*o.
11,4i:tithe Superintendent, and Inspector Abrahams, 1
The fire i4riato' With their men, every assistance.
for-
s9B. is Y, e°nfined itself to the premises, and the. greatest
'tail,;(itgAt of the workmen's tools. The premises were
The Likt
,„-4,kliE‘tn-, ACCIDENT AT A COLLIERY..—
‘6 Ir-"t excitetnent and alarm prevailed in Wor.king-
L'lr'. "/ Baturda night, occasioned by an explosion in
711 eiurwer''s colliery.Y
The men were at work in Isa-
fit, 'tol).t, about seveo'clock that evening. In the. Low
d
liti.}:4'Pit, which ncommunicates with Isabella-pit, an
baillitit has been only partially worked of late,a great_..r.
,14ereiv!) 6f foul air had collected, to expel which, 31
14 2 64, of the under-ground stea ards, set on a cur-i
',it!,
i°l fresh air, a plan which has hitherto been user
Irhiek"ueeess ; but in this instance an explosion resulted,
he-n" forced the choke damp into the Isabeda workings,
then
',1„8 "'ell and boys, and two horses, fell victims to the
,rt",„l,-;"'t• Rad the danger been apprehended, and the
f
'raetiri"°4 been taken of ordering the men off work, or o
Ittadfgi "61 the men had finished their work, such a
I,'ll(otin'g'4aer.iaee Of life might have been avoided. The
;4:e thusle the names of the 13 unfortunate beings whob
.t.54.,11' ill a moment, been hurried into eternity, e-
''r''' "-in:r4rly others are partially injured, but are ex-
t,t,chefr to recover :--Richard Ditchburn, John Thompson,
tiPl:l' ~t'ung men nartied Creen, brothers, three named
,- 4,, brothers Samuel Mulligan, Donald, Mg-
i ' and three boys,' - John Watson, and
j tehb4r Andrew Jelly,.
° tli AlAny of them have left wives and families
tiltig e greatest distress. A remarkable instance of f0rti-
,4443W!,, shoWn by the mother of the unfortunate Brea-
:4l t; '"e entered the pit at the most imminent hazard,
4 i and is
out the bodies of two of her sons herself: her
111',)-4 iti the
spared to her, though his li'e was
thitt tnth"t critical state for some time. We understand
4trt in "teward is much censured for his want of caution,
iirejt;i
.he absence of authentic testimony we refrain from
tql, ging the case. We trust that the conduct of every
,11,11e.,neeted with this dreadful affair will receive the
it,44tr Investigation. Yesterday evening the coroner's in-
was sitting...-. I,l"hitehaven 1 I erald.