The Sun.
London, England, 1846-03-18 00:00:00

BRITISH and FOREIGN INS

The fifth soirée of the season was held last
rooms of this society, in George street, Hance
was attended by a large assemblage of ladies
members and their families. During the er
traveller in Australia and New Zealand, Mr.
Angus, exhibited a large collection of very int
ings, made by himself during his excursions
tries. They embraced scenery, costumes,
groups of figures illustrative of the manners
tribes. He was accompanied by a New Zeall
of the chief Polar& ; who, with the whole.,
except only this youth, were killed by a hosto
son, thus left without parent or protector, was
Angus to Sidney, and there placed at school
turning to England Mr. Angus brought the y'
to give him the benefit of an English educati,
him an opportunity of seeing this country,
in which, it is intended that he should rettn
nicate the results of his acquirements to 111
The youth was dressed in his native cost
great intelligence, and excited general into
pearance and conversation. There was also
visitor on this occasion a Bulgarian Prin'
Stoilovitch Exarque Bey Oglou, who has col
on a very interesting mission. The BulgariaL
one of the conquered provinces of the Turkish
the chain of the Balkan and Black Sea, are
much in the condition of the Greeks, previous to
ment of their independence, and notwithstani
clariff of the Sultan Abd-001-Madjed, which ,
subjects of the Ottonian empire, whatever may
equal civil and political rights, the local audit
garia, removed from the eye of the chief ruler
and having no fear of public opinion or the y 1
where exists throughout the interior, practise ,
oppres=ions at which every humane heart wet!'
they were fully detailed. The Prince be
Christian, but a member of one of the few re
lies of the ancient Bulgarian nobility wh
possession of their estates and privileges, is
terest the more inlelligent and philanthropil
ence in Europe in the improvement of his cool
of seeking to resist the oppression under whicl
men labour by an armed revolution, which
rivets the chains of the unsuccessful -
he hopes, by the more pacific and mere cell
establishing schools, introducing the press, '
religious and benevolent associations for the
civilization, to effect a slow but gradual arms
has been received in France by M. Guizot aI
Ministers with the greatest respect and cords
had a most favourable interview with the Eat
and other of her Majesty's Ministers in this
proposes to bring over some of the sons of the
garian families to England, and other count
with the Sublime Porte, for education in school
and then return them, with all their stores of
their own country, as has been done with so
by the present Paella of Egypt. The Prince '
to the assembly by the resident director, Mr-
who explained the object of his visit at soni,-
Buckingham was followed by the Prince Woo'
dressed the company in French.

PRICE OF GOLD.—The premium on gi
is 14 per uulle, which, at the English Mint price'

Far ounce tor standard gold, gives an sadist*e
the exchange at Paris en London at short being
lows that gold is 0.58 per cent. dearer in London
By By advices from Hamburgh the price of gold Is
which. at the English 31int price of W. 175. low
standard gold, gives an exchange of 13 10% ; and
Hamburgit on London at short being 13 12,
gold is 0.57 per cent. dearer ix London than
The course of exchange at New York on London Is
and the par of exchange between England and
109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange ,
against England. But the quoted exchange at MO
bills at 60 da3s' sight, the interest must be deductod
difference.

THE LATE FATAL FIGHT..--NEWCAM
310NDAT NR,HT.—lhe adjourned Inquest on the a
Reilly, who was killed In a prize-fight, at Blyth, near
resumed this atternoon, before Stephen Reed, EC"
district. The evidence showed, that the arrangelv
were the usual ones on such occasions, and that both

attended by seconds,. bottio-hOlders, and referees. ,
stated, appeared a fair one until towards the close,rf'
was so weak that his seconds had to carry him up
and that he frequently fell back into their arms. I‘l
of Myth, who attended Reilly immediately after the
his appearance and condition as appalling ; be was
unable to swallow; and his head and parts of his
cut and swollen. There was no doubt, aecordil"
testimony, VIM the unfortunate man's death was
injuries he received in the course of the fight. The
verdict of "Manslaughter" against William Gleßhel
tors ; including, it is believed, all the parties wh.°
arrangements of the battle. The coroner, however,
crest to withhold their names from the public at Press
of them are yet at large. Warrants were issued
sion. The inquiry was attended by Sir M. W. '"(
several of the county magistrates.
GROCERS AND TEA-DEALERS' BENEVOI,SI,,
nos.— Last evening the ninth annual msetint ef;6oe
subscribers to this in:titution was held at a°
William Sewell, Esq., President, in the chair. The
tulated itke subscribers on the increased prosPerilas
which has for its eject the relief of distressed mer"„,,
their widows and orphans. There are now 29 Pe:','"e,
funds ; the males receive 241. and the females 01'
coot of 6061. The donations, annual subscriptions, !leo
on the stock, amounted to 1,6071. 175., being an
that of the preceding year. The report was adootcvo.
SPLENDID FORTY MILES RUN WITg
ard
BUCK-BOUNDS.—ths Serene Highness Prince Ed_.flow
mar, Lord Paget, Lord Neville, the Hon. Mr. 1)."7- 1;1,
officers of the Grenadier Guards, and a field °,oolol‘
hundred, hunted with the royal staghoundS tirdl
taking place at the Golden Ball, Bracknell. The beset, fterey,
Madcap, which had been hunted upon three ;spat.
during the present season, and afforded excelledfr,n
uncarted, close to the place of meeting, took Alva "i 0
circling round to Old Bracknell, where it doubled
skirting the park palings, over the plantations to Ur.
farm, at Rapley, and thence to Swinley, where I:vet
Tower-hill, doubling back again to Swinley.ct
Chevy-downs, on to Winkfleld-row, nearly to ";01.
rattling pace, thinning the field by a whe.,,,c4
tailing off. The gallant little Madcap then c 1 to
Forbes's, at Winkflrld-place, into the lorest, ,",,AD'
breaking away for the Nag's Head, at Oakley-erlynill,
the Thames, crossing the river at Pollard's, and
posits side, in Bucks. The hounds were broollht „a
Windsor, over the bridge, into Eton, and laig "
From the length of the run, up to the deer Lakin.aa
racing lace throughout, only three (independeatitto
and whipper-in) out of the numerous field at POP'
Windsor-bridge to renew the sport. Upon the
on, Madcap made away through Briganshaw's
close to the Maidenhead Railway Station, after on: ailkee/
did three hours' runs this season, over at least 10',01
The meet to-day will take place at Littleton, 'Le'
Crooked Billet, Iver-heath. to"
WHALES.—On the 24th ultimo I'llo,l'4oa .
whales were captured at Bustivoe, North yell,
them were driven ashore -without re&iviet
people were not prepared for the oncouz•ter, haft
hooks, and similar weapons,' The day was w"
scene most animatin4,--"Ck2jledonian Mercury.

11111THB St Vicl2°ej
On the 14th inst., at the Rectory House,
the wife of the Rev. T. W. Wrench, of a daughtet".,..,
On the 15th inst., in Bedtord-place, Russell-s 4
I'
Martin, Esq., of a son.
ntirSB6 t
On the 15th inst., at Kingsbury EplsCoPi ar--- 000
lady V the Rev. JJ. K. Fowler, et a daughter. f lOU
On the 15th inst., at Ramsgate, the lady '.
52d Regiment Madras Native Infantry, of a dant,btbs terr 0
On the 11th inst., at Frant Vicarage, the lady wart
Thompson,• Bart, of a son, who survived but a feW of
Ou the 13th inst., in Hyde Park-square, the lei oaf
twat, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 13th inst., at Boncburch, Isle of Whill‘
of a son. to II .el
On the 13th inst., at Walberton House, Susses. eri4P
Snlivan, of a daughter. of A° Jar
On the 18th inst., Mrs..A.l*7.B.P.aer Gillespie. 0011
of a sou. of
On the 15th inst., thg /tay of Philip Baker, E 541-.
of a sun.

MARRIED. solitPro.'
o*. the lath ult., at Gibraltar, Captain Haskett:ooe;
-75t11 Highlanders, to Antonia, daughter of Senor cliisop
On the 7th inst., at Greenwich, Mr. H. Love,!°,,oder,
Utci
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On the 10th Just., at Chiswick Church,
son of A. Cooper, Esq., ILA., to Maria Louisa, 'r
late Edward Stewart Cameron, Esq. Or'
On the 11th inst., at Weston Underwood, v"ck fetal
of Ncwgate-street, London, to Harriet Carolina.
or Mr. William Hipwell, late of Western Under

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the late
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On the I ltk inst., in Bath-street, London, '
Lennox Mackie, Esq. Lou.
On the 15th Inst., in Perk-elect, Jane Dorothea AK& '
Bged
(8);4; of tile •
' off/o?
On the iitk inst., at Bye, Sussex, Jane' wid Jape
Villi
Slade, Esq., aged S 5.
DecemberAdmirallhla:nta, , atp Drury,
Jinn
On the 12th inst., at Woodside, Whetstone, 'M
Jolt
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On the 12th inst., at St. Ilelier's, Jersey,
of the late Dr. Baillie. .„o.ooll°l.
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On the 13th inst , in Munden-terrace, gani.'- De' If
Eliza /Sarah Anne, child of W. Uleyate..loo, g,
On the 13th
Whist., at Walton-ou-the-Saze, et tp
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Wire or :tl--. T. age Ladd, /,.
On the 16ili lest., Mat y, the wife of liir lienrf .-
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ton-road, Westtiourne-,rove Bayswater. ...--
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