The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-14 00:00:00

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The following are the names of the gentlemen returners •,
,y ti e Judges of Ase to serve the dike ~f High Sheriff
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ANTRIM.--David Ker, Hugh Lee - -James 0:v
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ARMAGH.—Sir Thos. Molyneux, BarT. takapes Brown•!'
low, John Yner Burgess, Esqrs. \___V---,- -,.......* .
CA R LOW. —Joh II Watson, Pii3WOTIh WiialtnAlhifil
Hardy Eustace, E•qrs.
CAVAN.—Francis Hassard, William Rathbnrne, Richd.
Fox. Esqrs.
CLARE —Henry Butler, Charles Mahon, David John
Wilson, Esqrs.
CORR.—The Viscount Bernard, Viscount Ennnisnsore,
Adam Newman, Esq.
DONEGAL.—Thomas Brooke, Daniel Chaailters, Geo.
YOUnz, Esqrs.
DowN.—The E irl of Hillsborough, Richard Magennis,
Samuel Cleland, Esqrs.
DoeLlN.—Fentou Hort, John James Bagot, John God'
,cart Richards, Esqrs.
FERMANAGH.—Hugh Montgomery, James Lendrum,
Folliott Barton, Esqrs.
GALWAY.—.James O'Hara, Dudley Persee, John Chee.
vers, Esqrs.
KERRY. —William Townsend Gun, John O'Connell,
Anthony Singletoe, Esqrs.
KILDARE —Henry Baron Roelp?ck, John Cassidy,
.1 tho Bonham, Esqrs.
KILKENNY.—The Hon. C. Flower Walker, Sir Frar•
cis Loftus, James Kearney Aylward, Esq.
KING'S COUNTY—Lord Viscount Glandine, Michael
Cossack Smith, Joseph Smith, E•qrs.
LEITRIIA.—John Wynne, Peter Latouche, Theophilus
B. Jones, Esqrs.

idsiEßlcK._—Vinount Adare, Francis Go?Id, Georg::
Meares Alaunsell, &qrs._

LONGFORD.—Richard Greville, Esq., Sir George Ralprii
Fetberston, Bart., Frederick J. Jessop, Esq.
Lounr.—George Macartney, Francis Donagh, George
Taaffe, Esqrs.
MAYo.—Sir Richard O'Donnell, Bart., James Brown!,
James Knox Gilder, Esqrs.
MILATH.—Sir William Summerville, Bart., Robert
Fowler, George Nugent, jun., E-qrs.
MONAGHAN.--Hon. Henry Robert Werenra, Andrew
Ker, Matthew Anketell, Esqrs.
QUEP-N'S COUNTY.—Thomas Phillips Cosby, John
Pigott, E Imund St iples, Esqrs.
ROSCOMMON .—Hon. Robert King, Dtniel Kelly, jun.,
Coote Molloy. Esqrs.

SLIGO.—John Ormsby, Eeq., Sir Alexander Creighton,
,Tames Knott, Esq.
TIPPERARY.—Hon. John A. D. Bloomfield, M. Ce
Moore, J. Bagwell, Esqrs.
TYRONE—Viscount Corry, Robert Montgomery Moore,
John Lindsiy, Esqrs.
WArEnroxn—Gervaise Parker Bush', William Samuel
Curry, Richard Charmley, Esqrs.
WESTMEATH—Richard Cooper, Esq., Sir Percy Nugent,
Bart., Richard Reynell, Esq.
WEXFORD—WiIIiam Madden Glascott, Robert Doyne,
jun., Edward Beattie, Esgrs.
Wtc:Low—Colonel Robert Howard, Sir George F.
Hudson, Bart., Charles David Latouche, Esq.

If the weather should prove favourable a large
muster of fashionables is expected on the Race Course td.
morrow, to witness the Hurdle race. It is not improbable
that the Court may honour the course with their presence.
Mr. Goring's horse is the favourite.—Brighton Gazette.
DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-0911 Tues-
dry evening as Colonel Whalley, of No. 11, Hermes-
terrace, Chelsea, was returning home, between seven and
eight o'clock, he was suddenly attacked by a ruffian in
Grosvenor place, who knocked him down, and robbed
:rim of a valuable watch. Attached were three gold seals ;
one a large seal, with coat of arms—three whales' heads ;
motto " Gloria Deo de profundis ;" another a yellow
eornelian of a 111,1111 ; and the third a rolling stone four-
sided seal. The fog was very dense at the time, and the
robbery was so sudden that the Colonel had not an oppor-
'unity of even catching a glance at the ruffian, who was
out of sight in an instant.

ROBBING A MAIL COACH.—On Tuesday
evening, when the Chester mail was preparing to start
'cirn the yard of the Golden Cross Inn, Charing cross, a
box and dressing-case belonging to Lord Cole were
stolen. The box contained a quantity of minerals, and
the dressing-case five gold seals; one of which a coronet,
another a swivel with three sides (has his Lordship's coat
of arms), and a third the figure of William 111., on
horseback.

Mr. Baron Livins, the Manager of the Eng•
limb Company of Actors, who are gone to Germany, has
arrived at Hamburg. Mr. Kean was expected by the
next steamer, and the rest of the company were to be all
n Hamburg in eight or ten days. Among the per-
formers who compose the company engage by Mr. B.
ivius, for his continental expedition, are Mesdames Ellen
Tree, Phillips, Hughes, Wingrove, Clara Chaplin, Burton ,
Outome, Wilkes, Simon, and Emily Graham, a young
lady of whose beauty and talents report speaks very highly;
Messrs. F. Vining, J. Hughes, H. Burton, Chapman,
Osborne, Mitchell, Simon, Wingrove, Bass, Bennet, M-l-
-ville, Grattan, Asbury, Chalk, Ryan, Seymour, Chaplin,
and C. Kean. To which goodly show of names will
.portly be added (should the enterprise meet the expected
eneourvement) Dowtnn, Wallack, T. P. Cooke, &c.,
and " last though not least " in fame, the fair Vestris.

DT ED.—Mr. Joseph Webb, pilot, aged 72.
He was present with Sir Sidney Smith at the atta:•k
upon Boulogne, accontpanird Nelson to Copenh.pn, and
was esteemed one of the best North Sea pilots in the
service.

We understand that the Board of Esc
have been engaged some time in the investigation of an
illeged irregularity in their office, in the stationery depart-
ment. It is not generally known that the Excise have
large printing establishment and a steam engine, for print-
ing permits, officers' account books, bonds, licenses: orwil
a great variety of p, inted forms, used in all the different
branches of the service. The paper is purchased for them
by the Stationery Office, and delivered, as required, to
the Excise Printing-office, conformably to the orders of
the Excise Board ; but it is reported that considerable
quantities of the paper so delivered have been removed
privately from the printing-office. We understand that
the officers of the Stationery Office have been in attend-
ance at the Excise Board to authenticate, by their books
and vouchers, the deliveries of the paper to the Excise
Printing-office.—Morning Paper.
We have much gratification in mentioning
another instance of Royal bounty, and in being enabled to
state that his Majesty has contributed 1001. to the fund
for building and endowing the free church now erecting
in the eastern part of Brighton. In recording this fact,
we cannot refrain from adverting, at the same time, witb
peculiar pleasure to the success which, in these days of
anti-religious feeling, has attended the praiseworthy exer-
tions of the clergy in this town, the subscription for the
above ohject being not only considerable in itself, but
comprising the names of persons in all ranks of life.
This, we repeat, is a striking, as well as most gratifying
fact, when we see a spirit so hostile to the church, as well
as destructive of all religion, working in too many places
suds fearful and pernicious effects.—Brighton Gazette.
CALIPH VATHEK.—The Caliph Vathek not
only admired and countenanced literature-and the scion es,
but himself a proficient in some of them, especially poetry
and music. He was particularly addicted to astrology;
and having conferred with some of his learned fraternity
in his last illness, they assured him, os consulting his ho-
roscope, that his reign was yet to endure fifty years. His
death, in ten day., falsified this prediction, and ruined the
credit of Hassan ihn Sohal.—Edinburpla Cabinet Library,
No. XI V.

MODE OE SELECTING A TRAVELLING
TUTOR.—The way to choose is to take hold of your man,
and set him down to your dinner_table. If he can satisfy
his hunger without attracting the notice of your servants,
and imbibe his full share of wine without getting tipsy, or
making mouths at all—this looks well. Then hear him
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talk ; and if he knows what every body is saying, and hag
some tolerable notions of his own on every subject, which
he neither obtrudes nor conceals—then up with him to
the drawing-room. If, among the ladies, he is neither
a bear nor a puppy ; if he neither stares at your
wife, nor broods skulkingly over his coffee cup ;
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freely and yet delicately, and listens, when a wo.
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