The Sun.
London, England, 1833-06-20 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

Rev. Joseph Bradney and Mts. Bradney, from Fladong's
Hotel, Oxford.street, on a tour; Houblon, Esq., from
ditto, on ditto ; Baron Schmiedern, from ditto, for the conti-
nent ; Colonel Dickson, from ditto, for Cheltenham; Rev.
Mr. Phayre, and Hon. Captain Loftus, from ditto, for Suf-
folk; William Pugh, Esq., from ditto, for Wales; William
Marshall, Esq., and Mrs. Marshall, from ditto, for Leaming-
ton ; the Earl of Winterton, Countess of Winterton, and fa.
mily, from Marshall Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square;
the Misses Wilson, from ditto; James Bennett, Esq., and
Mrs. Bennett, front ditto; R. H. Roundell, Esq., and Miss.
Roundel), from ditto ; Thomas Reeve Thornton, Esq., from do.

The Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD are
still in Devonshire. The Duchess and the Marquis of
ABIERCORN returned to Endsleigh from Plymouth, where
they had been on a visit to Lord EDWARD RUSSELL,
Commander of his Majesty's ship Nimrod, on Monday
evening ; and on Tuesday the Marquis and Marchioness
of ABERCORN left Endsleigh for London. During their
sojourn at Endaleigh a fine match of cricket was payed
between the party at Endaleigh House and the young men,
sons of the yeomen of the parish. The Marquis took the
lead in the Eodsleigh party, and evinced considerable tact
in the game; the yeomen, however, proved the winners.
The Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD and the Marchioness
were on the ground during each day's ;port, and entered
with much spirit into the progress of the game. Their
Graces will remain at Endsleigh.

THE KING AND THE NEW POLICE.—On
Tuesday evening, when his MAJESTY dined with the Duke
of WELLINGTON, in honour of the anniversary of the battle
of Waterloo, on the cloth being removed, preparatory to
the health of his Grace being drunk, his MAJESTY, ad-
dressing the Duke, said, " WELLINGTON, have you no
other person in the house that fought at Waterloo ?" The
Duke answered his Sovereign in the negative ; upon which
the KING replied, "Oh, yes, there are, for I saw two po-
licemen in the hall wearing the Waterloo medals ; let them
be called in, and join in thinking your health." These
commands of the Knta were instantly obeyed, and Mi.
Superintendent MAY, of the A Division of Police, and Mr.
Inspector ADAMSON, of the same Division, were introduced,
and bad the honour of drinking the Duke of WELLING-
TON'S health in the presence of his MAJESTY.

Mr. WHATELEY, of the Midland Circuit, is
spoken of as likely to euceeed to the vacant Puisne Judge-
ship at Calcutta.

The Sub-Deanery of the Chapel Royal is
vacant by the death of the Rev. W. Honas.

A meeting of the subscribers to Lloyd's took
place yesterday at noon, Mr. Alderman THOMPSON, M.P.,
in the chair, for the purpose of electing a member to the
Committee, in the room of DAVID CARRUTHERS; Esq.,
who had resigned. After two members of the establish-
ment had been nominated, and the ballot fixed, Mr. HART
moved that the thanks of the subscribers be given to Mr.
CARRUTHERS, for having gratuitously given his services
as a member of the Committee for a period of eighteen
months ; which was seconded by Mr. Tuonwrox, and
carried unanimously. Mr. CARRUTHERS returned thanks,
and stated that such a mark of their approval was of more
value to him than any pecuniary emolument could have been.

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The towns of Dorchester and Romsey are
about to be lighted with gas.

An English steam-boat is expected at Ant-
werp, which will ply regularly between that city and Eng-
land.

Nothing of the slightest public interest took
place at the East India House yesterday after our Reporter
left.

In the city of Norwich there were, a few weeks
4 go, no less than 12,000 persons receiving parochial re-
lief out of a population of 76,000.

The provincial Journals concur in stating the
hurricane of last week to have been very generate aed pro.
ductive of much mischief.

A Horticultural Society has just been esta-
blished in the Isle of Wight, which, when brought to
maturity, will, no doubt, be found " replete with Covent-
garden luxuries."

We are requested to say that the paragraph
which appeared in our paper of yesterday, copied from the
Morning Post, stating that the Marquis of HERTFORD
was dangerously ill, and that Mr. ("I",,,,PELAND, the surgeon,
had left town to attend his Lordship, is in both its parrs
entirely incorrect.

PORTABLE THEATRE !—Mr. FAUCIT SA-.
vit.', has had constructed a portable theatre, capable of
containing 800 persons. It is built of sheet iron, and
may be taken asunder for conveyance from town to town,
by van or waggon, without drawing a nail. Mr. SAME.
opens at Herne Bay to-night with a respectable company.
Yesterday the Recorder made a report to his
Majesty of the prisoners in Newgate under sentence of
death, convicted at the last sessions Old Bailey—viz., Jo-
seph Rawley, 39, returning from transportation ; John
Smith, 21, Thomas Guest, 16, George Richardson, 21.
William Ward, 14, Nicholas White, 9, and Mary Jones,
18, housebreaking; and Job Cox, 32, stealing a letter
from the Post-office; all of whom his Majesty was gra-
ciously pleased to respite during his Royal p!easure exvt.pt
Job Cos, who is left for executive eo Tuesday nett,