The Sun.
London, England, 1851-09-24 00:00:00

ZO.kl) IVEIi STON'S
PiL
j--------------vLsIT TO HIS
CONSTITUENTS.
here "luN. TUbSDA.Y.—Lord Palmerston arrived
3buir. nine o'clock last night, on a visit to his
es. nt!tauents.
A, His L3rdship was met at the railway
4%1" 15-v -1-ti-r. ilole, and many other of his personal
Threp,,o,litical friends and escorted by the.m . teo
wthilel
re,.,7 Juni Hotel, where, it is understood, a
-,,,,0n until Thursday.
blis La d -
hotel • r 'hip was loudly cheered on reaching thed
been LI In front of which some hundreds of persons had
1:. assembled far two or three hours, his Lordship
inuring bee_
u expected by an earlier train. A few
minutes tater his arrival, his Lordship appeared at
bl of the windows and briefly addressed the assem-
1, 3'• Ile thanked windows,
most cordially, and from. the
bottom f .
. . 0 his heart, for the kind and flattering re-
'"" 'which he had experienced. He was happy to
„hay that whey he
the ad visited Tiverton he had always
I°llod hiraself in midst of friends, and if he could
and
have entertained any doubt as to his
beenPti°ll on the present occasion, that doubt had_
arrive Most eff-ctually removed.—(Cheers.) He had
goer
" Ted at a later hour than he had expected, and was
Yto hay k •• • waiting; but as they
mad sh,, e tpt his friends
oa h -" go much patience he congratulated them
and aling been favoured with such beautiful weather
the. trusted that it would riot only be beneficial to
built: health, but that it would crown the labour of the
Bata:ol_l4_lla by enabling him to harvest a good and
iiis Cr Y Cr?p•
keen, ordship then retired amidst loud and hearty
:111e dinner onn, i will take place to• morrow in the large
or at the Athenaeum at which Mr. Heathcote (the
_0111111e:sue °f the Noble Lord), and the leading re-f
of the borough will be present. Upwards o
A Unclred tickets have already been taken.
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I,
4- ()NIS HAIEN7' OF A SLAVE.
°EI his lett, in
*toed the open court, of the King of Bonny,
oppositpeettfile:tly erect, a fine-looking, intelligent negro,
With his b door by, which my friend and I
.entered,
Were .. acit to a huge water cask, to which his bands
ark, °letched out and nailed--a ten-a-penny nail being
the tt,llr°ugh the palm of each hand, and plaited on
exclaimed of the cask. "Halloo," we simultaneously.
wi,tsftitued, " what pilaver now King?" " CM," he said,
Abet great nonchalance; " dat fellow be big def." " Well,
(all kinds he stolen?" " Batter you take some chop, tea Inds of food ate called chop,) " and then I must
Bleelipou." 83 we folded up our white cotton jacket
Br,e , 4.1 and assisted his Majesty to discuss fou-fou,. Inge,
tha.t wtthout i knife, fork, or spoon; and wero informed
Nor t; he slave undergoing punishment had been sent t
tbo-11:ing on board one of the ships, moored hard by in _
retor`ter, for half-a dozen white ship biscuits, and had
or 1111211 with only five and some fragments. Whether.
hi,o not
hot:lhe had been supplied on board ship with RI
,I„ts, I cannot say, but think it likely enough he had
frolo—',,thcy are so liable to got broken in the passage
thoom.,%lVand, and in unpacking. However the King
down"' he had, and that
vengeanceirresponsible
u
100,,' A.fter some palavering with the King, we got
job told set about liberating the prisoner; and a hard
Airiewo: 4841 to draw out the nails with a pair of strong
4%0' The prisoner begged us " pad" (pardon) and
grat ' ' (thanked) us a thousand times, and looked really
of Elul, but so completely devoid is the West African
t
eitttitud, that I have no doubt he would have.cu
striped of our throats half an hour afterwards to obtain a
of :ed cotton shirt nut worth a shillin if he were sure
iallile,-_!ing detection and punishment.-Smith's Travels
e 'ruiPit of Guinea.

ti.I9,RTIN G INTELLIGENCE.
AT MANCHESTER—TUESDAY. Ottiff,;:ttESTEll AUTUMN HANDICAP.-5 to 1 agst
6\" t),6 to 1 agst Woolwich (t), 7 to 1 agst Cock-
to 1 apt Osborne's lot (t).
-fist it ---LELD HANDICAP (MANCHESTER).-5 to 1
ibaldry (0, 6 to 1 agst Calculator (t).
184REWITeri STAKES.-4 to 1 agst Mokanna (t), 10
(t), 2481 Newminster (t), 20 to 1 agst Confidence
11 st° 1 eget Mark Tapley (t), 25 to 1 agst La
is (t).

North
.Eirdiah 7,,,.'J.KE OF ATHOLL 8 SHILLING.—The
shilluv/ Minims us that the Duke of Atholl exacts one.
grotuur .a,..t!ead from every person taking a walk in his
'oeld 1;1: iiankeld. This is rather dear ; but the impost
his,_i,r,l.stiPPOrtable if his Grace insisted upon also show-
Icon for the money.—Puneh.
411 tiv,Cl( TURTLE.—" I have learnt this profound
slow,,aaYs Alderman Johnson, " from eating turtle, that
soottea:4'te' aediintoorst depraved taste to mock anything for its
etl'"
Of the Ithealonian says he would as
chase rit°, go to sea on a shingle, make a ladder of fog,
;Niro ih"rearn of lightning through a crab-apple orchard,
'tkifer ?aPids of Niagara, or set Lake Erie on fire with
fto,4 taatet,
g --es, as to think of stopping two young persons
(1° fie:6-"ag married, when they take it into their heads to
It.
Of a per,""lf AisswEn —We heard a good joke once
t)a thei„l" Young fellows who found fault with the butter
said ti,""arding-house table. " What is the matter with. it ad-
etiour_s Mistress " Just you ask it," said one, "it is el
se to , •
AY
PeaK for itself."
islit PUSSY.—A gentleman not long since
„ssane; -°,,,l)°D the question, did it in the following singular
„,,,-"aY I ii„'4lting up the young lady's cat, he said, Pussy,
saicr, Your mistress?" It was answered by the lady,
6ay ys, pussy."—Ainerican Paper.
It4DO444P°BITIONe or ASSESSED TAXES.—The following
neat, thi't notice, which comes into effect on Wednesday
.;411Pe sVst Of October, should be carefully attended to by
gloos,""s wlao are desirous of renewing their former compoes-
"ker
.the of entering into composition for assessed
have
Oruitte,, 0. Act Id and 14 Victoria, cap. 91,
tae 5t " give notice of their desire so to do, on or betore
but who
ag
tbell ej. last. Under the provision of an Act passed
"'glees : °se of last session, the period for receiving such
4Pplicat'.B extended to the Ist day of October next, and on
Irhich t,°ll to the assessor or collector of the. parish in
key re "9' reside, or to the surveyor of the district, they
asses,,, wei,e!ve the forms of notice applicable to their resp.ectyve
Zatlon;"'ell must be delivered to the surveyor of the district,
14( to the
properly filled up, on or
fore th assessor or collector,
what:b
-scelved lst day of October, after which they can-
hVer.
or acted upon, under any circumstances
4414,
TIINI,t4h)he:iIO:AKED BY STEAM.—The Plymouth papers
as - account of a new method of baking bread, which
that u at Stonehouse, under the patent of Mr.. Lee.
brael,a.4,, is pronounced to be excellent, and superior to
'at Nefir4 011 the old principle. A description of the pro-
blooki-d‘ not be found uninteresting. When the loaves a.re
/ItYs ien't they are placed on carriages and conveyed on rail-
the c° the ovens—which are made of cast iron, and place.
%ea cit'e another. The doors being closed the steam is
falgel,titirned on" from the boiler, and passing through a
‘ttrue,:r'Y formed coil fpi es, heated to a high degree in a
ttLalpelitodfl_.retnarkabl: construction, b opening the
tae Titted to the ovens. The bakingprocess, from
tin ee °I running in the carriages to drawing them out
"vcotd•ceuPYing from half an hour to an hour and a half,
Alpe, r,iing as the loaves vary in size. There are perforated
daleakl:tied at equal distances inside the ovens, by which
,eterinf" parrs are alike heated. The heat is kept within
zahres 4late thermometric limits by the adjustment of the
apland the degree ascertained by an indicator, the
eire Liejo• cobweb, yet ranging
in 120 g scarcely thicker than a
L to 800 ah.
avi4o.ll/I,,ETLI OLD Cunacu.—This ancient edifice
gre4'vueen found inadequate to its rapidly increasing
ocooen_-
toaserxua, it has recently been pulled down (all but the lock
Of apace, and rebuilt, with a view to extension and economy
t.°l 41: The rector (Rev. C. B. Dalton) being unwilling
lakap,or a rate appealed to the parishioners for their
randdsoon after an advertisement appeared in a
I..saVe eper, intimating that so soon as the work should
%toy Qtaltnenced, a donation of 1,0001. would be forwarded.
alas %Parsons regarded this as an idle hoax, but the money
the tit, unaccompanied by anything to indicate who w9s
s_tiose,oor• The Secret has, however, been recently
trevtuixia It seas the gift of the late Mr. Beaufoy, disttilltermoof
vioults, who, it will be remembered, had a or ithe
sg, 6,7, at the cost of 14,500/., built and endowed
414 ochool, situate in Doughty-street, Lambeth-walk..
tor4,,,_eureu
nettri • com lete and will afford additional ac
,7.°tlatio •
~,eate n, o:wiug to enplargement, fbr nearly 500 persons,
tee aittin r Portion of the space so acquired being devoted to
lasc IPrench aeronaut, M. Petin, invented a bal-
ittAiratuih he proposed to navigate by means of a steam
.r).°111 Oa terminating his preparation for an ascen
nllt'l"ataPs de Mars a commission was appointed to
;Tit "e apparatus. They reported that an ascent from
peleiali.ty would be attended with danger to the public.am
LNIBO consequence intends to dispense with the steam-
will siktta, which -will reduce' the weight of his machine to
;,oeord_
able r„,.111, 'nes. It is said that he has expended a cons
in
!0nue37.1410e in the construction of his balloon. It was
'bat With this insane and perilous topic of ballooning
illeseent ;natronaut Tardini met his death while making . his
a lad '‘lnday, the 11th, from Copenhagen, accompanied
(•,itat and a child.
HOLY DEATH OF DR. BADELEY, OF
"▪ 11.1104„-`°14).-7 It is with feelings of great regret that we
4oly"ee the death of this eminent physician, under melan-
;lac; oi?irkeunistences. The unfortunate occurrence took
follo;li°fluaY, at his residence in New-street, Chelmsford.
• mu. tlg, we believe, are the circumstances :—On Sun-
? sevre`44ton the unfortunate gentleman was suffering fr9m
tilt% attack of the toothache. The pain being mos.t..
tley La4rl without intermission, about four o clock on aim
of
roel;;Orning he went into his surgery for the purptotsaeok.
of dei„l°,,g something to alleviate the acuteness of the a
I• nor-se, he partook of a considerablequ.antity.-
tlttely-"B",,ta- _ Mr. Bransby Copper., of London, was imme
P"8 °f I
nt or by a telegraphic dispatch, and all the mem-
! sorts Profession in the town were summoned,
lingering
their
-PAR ~ Proved abortive, the unfortunate sufferer ingeling
beetle" o'clock, at which hour he expired. The deceased
`;o1., Ile;°2411, only a short time since, read before the Royal
gal Physicians a paper on." Mind and slatter," which
%nio4--ee been printed. Dr. Badeley was brother to. the
reoedyatvbarrist9r of London, and he leaves behind him ha
ten children.
fort41:1„ LOSS OF THE PACHA STEAMER.—The un-
Orietire dentacci which has deprived the Peninsular and
a.,,al:ComPay of the services of this steamer will not,
tie, - iuforined, cause any interruption to the important
r•oltu,°r "'emit communication recentl established bth
Therea°Y between Calcutta, Penang, y Siugapore, and China. •
wer°4lPanY's steamer Pekin, of 1,200 tons and 450-horse
lithe-1:e vial some time since ordered to proceed from Bombay
4,tear,e ,slie would be superseded by the Ganges new
to Calcutta, from which port the Pekin and the
rin 111 maintain a monthly communication with Penang,
teaderre, Rocg-Kong, and Shanghai. The Pacha. was inn-
anill ""a communication between Hong-Kong an
and although that measure will be. necessarily de.
",Deue,fkr a 'Mori, trine by her loss, the line. will soon b.e
tO he ~"Y soother vessel. The India and Chill& station is
*crew Lurt'ler reinforced by the Shanghai and Chusan new
tusoftateaniers. The former will be dispatched from London
their
Estatw.. and the latter in a few weeks hence, to take up
tons.
10ot. .r Majesty the Queen has granted a pension of
Pamen Xar on the Civil List to the family of the late Rev.
Iss,,,l'eaton Reid, D.D , Professor of Church History in
arslir; and author of *the •` History of Presbyterianism in
11 ,
L'eaults
other works on theology.—Scotsman.