The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-04 00:00:00

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FASHIONABLE Ai ()YEMENI'S AT CHELTENHAM
Arrivals.... Lady Arbuthnot, General Swiney, Captain Fro-
bisher and family, Lieut. H. T. Macpherson, 78th llit4h-
landers (from Aden); Rev. Mr. Taylor, Right Hon. the Earl
and Couutess of Bandon, Lady Bernard, lion. Henry Ber-
nard,.Sir 1,. Phillips, Major and Mrs. Colt and faintly, Major
Williaet Eene,t,4 h Dragoon Guards; illaj,r Seaton, Captain
Barker, East India Service; Captain ai.d Mrs. Clay, Captain
M. Hunter, Captain Pratt. ti7th Regiment ; Lieut. Boissier,
Rev. J. and Misses Bird, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bolton, kt,v.
Mr. Herbert, Rev. J. A. La 'lrons. Departures.—TheBishop of Limerick, lion. lirs. La Touche, Gelieral and Mrs.
Tiekell, Major and Mrs. Sparrow, Major and bliss Watt
Captain Allan, 63d Regiment, and Mr-", Allan, Capt. Dunn,,
-.-.., R.N. and Mrs. .Uunn , Dr. and Mrs. Crofton, Dlrs. Colonel
Clunk*.

THE AMERICAN MAILS.—Trie Secretary of the
Admiralty, in reply to a communica'ion, has stated that the
Lords of the Admiralty will give daections for the British
and North American mail steam-ships call at Holyhead,
whenever the pier at tit it place is sufficiently advanced to
afford shelter to the packets; abd it is expected that may be
the case at the end of this year. There is not the slightest
probability of the steamers being removed from Liverpool.
They will merely call at Holyhead for some the mails.—
Liverpool Mercury.

On Thursday la,t Lord Frederick Fitznlarence
inspected the depot of the 69th R-giment, stationed at Chi-
chester' under the command of Major Mackiroy, and ex-
pressed in the highest terms his perfect s itisraction. This
corps fired a feu de joie in honour of her Dlajest)'s birthday,
on the 31st, in the Priory-park, at the request of the mayor
and citizens, and afterwards went throng,' a variety of evo-
lutions in presence of a large ass.embh:ge of the inhabitants
of Chichester and ueig,Lbourhuod.

E XTENSIVE wly Extensive fire brr•ke
out yesterday (Tuesday) at the coal depot of the Birming-
ham and Blackwall Railway, at the i=aletlinia-road, sup-
pos"d to be owing to a spark-or piece of coke from the
motive engine falling the extensive Timber coal chutes
just finished. Tile flones thri atoned not only to stop the
traffic of the line, but also the destruction of the adjoining
building belonging to Mr. Cubitt's brick-yard. T.:e engine be-
longing to the Model Prison was immediately brought out un-
der the direction of the efficient staff of the establishment, and.
in a few minutes was in full activity, obtaining a supply of
water from a well on Mr. Cubitt's premises. This timely
as-
sistance, by great personal exertion, quelled the fire, but
not until great damage had been done. The fire brigade
having arrived, and an additional supply of water having
been got from the mains, all fear cf further damage was at an
end by three o'clock.
VISIT or PRI:'CB ALBERT To IPswlcic—The
Fuser Hembl state tilt it is DOW Sul y ,lec.tlea that I'.l,:ce
Albert- will visit Ipswich on the 3d of July, during the sitting
of the British Asseeistieni itml sleep at Slirubland,park.