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

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r, • • THE NAVY.
TatWlElltes • BlRTmstrt..--dPwroNPOIIT, JUNE I.—,
We had twapletelid da
bet Majesty'r bitthd4)
' 'hiorusY for the celebration of
Wise egg crowded.
Some thotiamids came from the
rrounding country to
witness the review. There wasthayrsrigghe
tnaunmdb
theer o
marines f troops
present, the pmsioners takito,
the left, the 23i and 77th th:centre; Teaching from the
signal station ionthe west, to the gate leading out on
Stonehouse-Hill to the east, two deep. The firing was
not so good as on some former occasions; said W be in
consequence of one of the field pieces missing fire. On
the whole the strangers were gratified. The only ships
that fired were the kaprsgnahle, 73, flag-ship; ht.
Ge3rge, 120; and Bdlerophon, 78; but tlfe little battery
at Wont Edgeumbe, as usual, joined in with its 21 guns,
Whirl bad a very pleasing effect.
3..trince Remy of the Netherlands, accompanied by
tY'lO cf his suite, honoured Deptford Dock and Victual-
-1051 Yards with a visit on Friday afternoon last, and
_we" _ attended in his insp4.ction by Captsin•Superin-
:Adeernt the Hon. R. S. Dundas, C. 8., and the principal ' of-both establishments, from whom he received
y attention. The Prince had previously paid a visit
to
,rtty,..0614.1c1i establishments.
jui';:lytt.ortlonS FIRST OF JUNE.—Since the. lit pf
Sir kl. st), we have losA the gallant' and distinguished
oclrint,, nr. r.,
fiw.bb,i, in
that
12, ...vas., who wit; a lieutenani. of the
ever,.on the Hi ti.glorioui action. The following, how-
-the first ef ,:- tat atilt survive that motnentou. battle
Wised our nays"ariej of
glorious triumphs which eatab-
mistress of thee, ,„"rrerta•rY and made Groat Britain the
—o".dmiral Sir Jonn West, K 0.13.,
Admiral Sir' 4",,E..4:niAt.t, Admiral B. R. Glynn, Ad-
Sirmiral Sir Graham
__ll:nond, Bin.; K.C.8., admiral
Charles Adam, it
K.C.U., Admiral sir ‘V3ilitt Aduiirai
Sir
E.
D. K , g,
miral M.lBuchl,; Vice- Aawir:alP.:,ik',r, 8ar..., Vice-Au-
vw,./klinirui Let Trafalgar), Vice-
served also in Darretn's action a'n": Charles 13,11bn (who
Ord Willi Ari 10:ia;-oy,
Admiral Treml.tt,
Vice-Ada:dr
Vice- Admiral C ;Mee.
8, t-Sir Thom
1E.0.1:1 , Vue-Admiral E. 4 t.sey, Rmir. A,. at, 240„,
fiv..vtayn• 14ar- Admiral • Sir vv, it bfi.,`,L'ir.l C S. J,
-.
Beer-Adtairtit Fitzwilliam Gwen. • "414 KCAL,
&tired R. ar Admirals=-Sir F. &wort, K a ,„,
Morrie, E. A.' DOWD, LI. T. Davis, cow, •1, .0. G.
aeatinald,
W. Illtkek,'C..Strauney, R. liatniv.
Tim following officers of junior rank now living were
in L-rd Howe'. celebrated action :---, _

Captain J. ihndacawsh (who was also at the Nile
bag Trafalgar) W. liii•hardion, W. next.
lanlidttired -Captains—Lord. Middleton, Jamea M. Far.

•.
eotriaisadern—Charles'Reylej7. J • SykPs 'J. Barre-li,
tt
4• Hillier, W. Hatching-in, Retired. GI: N. i'L
•riv,dee, Thomas Consitt. 9. Fernandes, J. Stone.
purgeon-11.-nry Osborne.
I Trosstars-11Sicaon Little, H. Weill, S. Giles.
oTAL
Aid It g m. --uINEs•--Majur-General George Jones.
OD StiOdu
liter, &unman master, arrived at Devonport
_Royal W!►li+>a stores frees Chalbaris an a: d Perrkoutb.
DeVon
120, was taken into N. 5 dock at
port yesterday morn.

81-11/INEwr.
GRAVESEND, J LINE 2,_ Wind N.
lot, fine.
Arrived--Juba Bull, f
-Mu Hamburgb; Soho, from
Antwerp—City of Paris, from 13,u1ogne•
from Rotterdam; Rhi4e fro svril co,L
eTow, from'
-Fyenord
Dunkirk; Barbara, from, Palermo
balled—Kestrel, for the North; Aquila
Juliana, for
Nordkiobing; Marchioness of Leindonorry,
40 W. , for Elsinore.
VESSELS SPaKEN WITR.
Itolyo4tea.outward-bound, M R
May 11, in lat. 43 ,
long.
.
Oregon, footward..boood, May 13, in let. 43 N., long.
38 Vir,
,‘
Margar•et brig, bound Wes', May le, in lat. 46 N., long.
21 W.
11"r"ger buck, fr•,iu riverpool for Quebte, May 21, in
/At. 49 N.. long la W. •
liV, ashington ship, May 25, in lat. 21 N.,
long. 20
Quotas ship, ;from M ',wnol, obilo for Liverpool, W.
out 21 days. •
Mary Winch, of Liverpool, for Valparaise, flay 22, in
lat. 40, long 8.
i
Victoria, from New Roe for N iew York, May -, in -- !at
•
43 N.,,,10ng 31 N..
Liming, from :Waterford for New York, Mil 12, in let-
-33 N., long. 33 W.::
l`orest State, bound tor Boston, AL/ 6, in lat. 44 Xf long. 24 W.%
aobers, of Maryport, from Liverpool fur St. John's
Newfoundland, in lat: 47 N., ltmg., 28 W.

ROUSE OF. LORDS, June 3.
The Lola) Ci.t.orcrai.on took seat- on thin Wool
sack 41 Five o'clock. -
MARRIAGES (INDIA) BILL.
On the motion for 06in.,T into Committee on this Bill,
Lord ELLEN BOROUGH cal Zed the attention 01
their Lordships to several obiectionshlo -provisions in
the measure, and suggested that it should be referred to
a COMUlittP.4 up ‘taiis.
Lord BROUGHTON thought in Committee the Noble
Earl would find the greeter number of the objections met
by the amendments which he should have to propose.
Several of the objections made by the Noble Earl bad
been !moved; end it should be remernbrol 'hat this
Bill had been submitted to, and approved of, by the au-
thorities in Indio. He would not object ti have the Bid
committed pro forma, reported, and reprinted with amend'
'Amen's; and if the Noble Earl shiintd thin desire to refer
it to a C3mmittee. up stairs, he wi uld not object.
The Rini of ELLENBOROUGH would not advise
the Noble Lord to rely on Indian matters on the
opinion of a gentleman who had resided solely in Cul-
mots; Such a pPr.ou Wavl tnjjuh mor likee to make mis-
takes than a person who bed never ben itr India.
The Bill was then committed pro fe ,n;d and ordered
to be reporte.
COUN rY COURTS EXTENSION BILL.
Lord BROUGHAM moved the second readieg of the
County Courts Extension-Bill. The object of the Bill
was to rive to the county courts jurisdiction in bank-
ruptcy, so as to spare the county the expense of main-
taining the carts of bankruptcy. lie proposed to "eve
the Bid read pro corm t a second time, and at the ne'''t
meeting of the House to have it committed pro ;44'
and reprinted with the amendments which he proposed
to introduce into i'. An obirmtiln had teen made that
Bills of this nature ought to be originated in the crber
House and then brought up here, bat to mitt he might
answer that the Bankruptcy Bill of 1839, the Central
Criminal Court Bill, and the Judicial, Committee Bili
had all been intioduced iu that House and sent down
hence to the other House.
The Bill was then read a second time, and ordered to
be committed on Thursday.
PETITIONS.

The Bishop of SALISBURY presented a petitton
from the Deaa and Chapter of Salisbury against the gc-
clesiastical and Capitular Management Bill.
, The EArl of YAR1101W1.1(1C-I presented a petition
from shipowner& and others interested in shipping ac
'Hull, complaining of the recent alteration of the naviga.
Lion laws. .

---'the IYake of ARGYLE preaented three petitions
agairibt Papal eggreasion._l_.
The Archbishop of DUBLrsT
presented a petition
'from a placß in. Kerry agiainst the Irish Educational
Board.
CHURCH BUILDING ACTS AMENDMENT BILL.
• Oa the motion of the' Earl of CARLISLE this Bill
'wits read a third time. '

THE DUCHY OF LANCASTER BILL.
The Duchy of Lancaster (High Peak Mining, Cue
totn4, and Diinerals) Bill W reads third time.
Their Lordships then adjourned.

ROUSE OF COMJIOIVS, June 3.
The SPEAKER took the Chair at Four o'clock, but
there being only twenty-eight •Members present the
House adjourned until to-morrow (this day) at 12 o'clock.

THE " COUNT OUT" LAST NIGHT.
The following Members were present when the
House was counted out at four o'clock:
Bell, J. Inglis, Sir R. H.
Rlkeley, Grantley Kershaw, Alderman
Brotherton, J.. Llishington, C.
Child, S. Miles, P. W. S.
• Crawfrid, S. Mowatt, F.
Elliot, llon. J. E.
_O'Connor, F.
- Freßhfial, J. W. Pugh, D.
kNoweli, C. H. SALsrt, Lord D.
thlway, Viscount Smith, J. B.
Gesch, C. Thompson, Colenel
Hume, J. Williams, W.
Hutt, W.
And three others, whose names were not ascertained.

GREECE.
ATHENS, MAY 20.—The Courrier d' Athenes asserts
that a tartlily convention has been concluded at
Mulch, whereby the hereditary auccesbiou to the
Greek throne devolves upon PrinCe Melbert, the
fourth brother of King Otho, who scion .to be
united to the Princess V asa.—liamburgh Bursenhaile,
May 30.

HOLLAND.
Tile HAGUE, JUNE 1.-011 the evening of the 23d
of May, the peasants of the lands situated beyond the
Dyke of' Schulhattan, which separates the Megar
from the Meuse, attacked the dyke in great num-
bers. After several shots fired from time to
time, the assailants drove away the guard, which was
placed at this spot, and penetrated to the dy
There they intended to clear their lands of the water
which fin; some time bad inundated them, but happily
immediate help was sent to prevent destruction and
to repair the breach already made. The dyke is now
guarded by a strong military force, which will pre-
vent-any one from passing without a. written permis-
sion, frcm the mav:er of the dyke; and even then the
penal% traveling must be accompanied by a military
deteehment.

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to be sent by the latter, or any other route. The post-
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(which may be paid in advance or not, at the option of
the sender) will be as follows:
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2Foreign,, weighing under oz., 1011.; 1 oz. and under
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18. 6d ..
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