The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-30 00:00:00

which was most dangerous to ships'anchors—Wer.
situated. A number of small anchors has also be
sent up by the divers, probably bekinging to fishin,g;
boats that have become entangled from time to Ote
in the remlins of the Edgar, owing to the inaccall,e
position of the wreck buoys.- The Edgar must WI
sunk ..sith her head to the eastward, because her rlits
der, which is Low on board the Success, nearly Pf,:,
feet, was found to the westward of the wreck of `Pf;
hull. In former years it had been proved that divek,
could make each other hear at the bottom, by sce, 0
ing very loud; but not so as to hold a conversau.u,
conveniently. This year, it was found that writol.t
might be distinctly read at the bottom ; for a ulre:
sage on a piece of parchment, sent down by Lierm
nant Barlow on deck to Lieutenant Fairholme bo°,b,
was read, and an appropriate reply in writing `r,
same piece of parchment was sent up by the latter,
who was provided with a pencil. It was found,
wards, that very small print may be read distinc'oi
at the bottom, but pencil-marks, made on comm
paper or on a card, become obliterated.

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ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF T'-
REV. DR. CARSON, OF TOI3ERMORE., att
It is our melancholy duty to announce the
`d`
this disintinguished and venerated divine,
took place on the 24th instant. The circumstanee'd
Dr. Carson's decease, which were in all respects
trying and affecting, are as follow :—Having co
for a few weeks in England, where he bad geaete
ecclesiastical business, he was about to return b°
wards on the 16th instant. He reached the enal',
which he was to take the steamer to Belfast, a ao,
siderable period.. before the hour of sailing ;
while walking leisurely upon the wharf, he 13 013
out his watch to ascertain how long time a,
elapse before the vessel would leave the. bar ire,
While in the act of looking at the tinsel do
he unconsciously approached too near the ty
and, in an instant, was precipitated into bile
tide. The fall to the water was about nine feet, svfeet
the depth of the liquid element was twenty-five toll
more. No sooner, however, had he sunk than Vol
boat from the quay was pushed off,rand,
on his rising to the surface, he, was safely place
His arm, which had been dislocated at the sh°ripel
was speedily adjusted, and the injury sustained di; 0
appear so great as to forbid his being conveyed td
berth in the Falcon, then about to sail. The 0-.f„e,
was unusually long, extending to about twentt
hours ; and, although every attention was paid 010
while on board, it was found, on his arrival ill 13e SO
that he was in a state of extreme debility, althea:o
was not conceived of danger. He was removed oo
residence of the Rev. Mr. Wilson, Baptist
where he remained till his decease. He had ne,,
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long there till symptoms of congestion of blood
the lungs presented themselves ; but, under the,ledii!
cious treatment of Drs. Moffatt and Purdon, jei:a tit;
his son, Dr. Carson, of Coleraine, it was exPect,eni4,
the attack would be arrested. On Friday e,`
however, an unfavourable change presentet.,o
and, on the morning of Saturday, he breathed „ill 010
He retained the full vigour of his mental lac"
throughout his illness, and evinced the greatestoil
ness and composure under the visitation. rie
the 68th year of his age.—Banner of Ulster.
Ladies travelling, or temporarily subjecte‘Ato°losllk
deviation of equable temperature, will find dish
Kalydor a renovating and refreshing auxiliary,
ling the cloud of langour from the complOifoill
immediately affording the pleasing sensation 11`.,,",,,
restored elasticity of the skin. The distressi;
unsightly varieties of cutaneous
_eruptions am 11;
promptly eradicated by the Kalydor. Spotsq to 4
freckles, discolourations, and sallowness, Yie'ootboAtr
specific qualities, and are succeeded by a st'a asst! fit
and transparency of the skin, giving rise to se.nv 0
erSPJ4
of the utmost pleasure and surprise. Being a°l4
preferred, its consequent great demand elteibeil,t
cupidity of unprincipled shopkeepers, who givebeie,
of "Genuine" Kalydor to some compounds of tar, c'w
manufacture, of the most deleterious characte to !"(
taming mineral astringents utterly ruinous el
complexion, and by their repellant action entetsAl
health. It is, therefore, imperative on push on
see that the words " Rowland's Kalydor I/y
wrapper. All others are fraudulent counterfo'r 'Of 0.
NEWLY INVENTED SPECTACLES, TELOC° ot
—ln consequence of the great inconvenience 1,09
tended with injurious effects to persons' eYe'sjgif 500
country, by their not being enabled to be properot
with spectacles, &c., and which have come
notice (to a great extent) of the Messrs. S.
nut oik
mons, Opticians, 39, Albemarle-street, Pic'
site the York Hotel, theyhave contrived mean k,', 170
~
individuals, at the most remote part of the gl°",;
suited with their Newly Invented Spectacles, _7,71' jog ;It
their age, and, if making use of Spectacles, Inicelf?
length of time they have done so. Tromeuialg
Newly Invented Spectacles are placed before,efotioi
vision, that mist and dullness which appear l'ciest)
eyes is at once removed, every object becomes., broßod
distinct, so that the most aged imperfect sight becomes.,
to its youthful, natural, and original state. ~"11'
Achromatic Telescopes, Opera Glasses,
of the same kind of Lenses, to surpass any iervdce Ji
vented. Their Sound Magnifiers, Invisible Irs
ductors, will enable persons at an advanced
forty and fifty years standing of extreme degoe
Microseujietel
join in general conversation ' • they are not la,
perceptible, nor more uncomfortable than lis"ne
piece of fine wool in its place. Sent, Carriage os
distance.—Caution : Messrs. S. and B. Soloo3°,ed toot
clans and Aurists, are not in any way collo° eighb`o'
person of the same name in their immediate ”opti
hood, nor in any part of the country. To 13re
takes, be cautious, and observe—only to
ifori, '
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39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, opposite the Jo/ Of,
[ADVERTISEMENT]—A STARTLING
Flow.oway's Illus.—A gentleman name' Van dr
late of the West Indies, but now residing ia
road, Liverpool, had suffered for many year fit 9,61°
ceased stomach, with flutterings and a sinking. ,Dovi,cii
of the stomach, and palpitation of the hear!nosi oe
of breath, with a continual craving after suho.rtco,
t/
together with a depression of spirits bordel'ots 0P00!
lancholy. He paid hundreds for advice wit'ory isofoP
ing the least benefit, but, however extraoralt:oelit
appear, he was radically cured in about six (51019;
his ailments by these wonderful pills. Sa°l,4lool '
fessor Holloway's Ointment) at Professor 'l;4 bet 0011
tablishment, 224, Strand (where advice dote
gratis), and by almost all respectable Yen ~11 dl
tine throughout the civilised world. Psrl;e‘l
u'et ihe 0
PERIPATETIC PREACHERS.—The (1-1 sn.-.;
Glenbucket, where all the parishioners h3ve visl
whonrtbis ro'flcri
the Established Church, had, the other wee,/';‘: bee.seo,
one of those peregrinating parsons
from the south to enlighten the darkness - 0
quarter of the kingdom. On Sunday for"c-„,pe
Church preacher in a neighbouring parish tbr°, elf
pare the way—an advanced post, or a stir:_ict of„
to give notice how the wind blew in the d.:",,,ic,ry!
bucket. He, however, stood "alone in rtiroioti!A
aP
went to listen to the worthy man's mi alb
oberfevoloc;
the Wednesday a body of cavalry Was
ad e,°tl,lol'fo
Broaching from Towle. The good folks herbs
on Sunday, that a certain southern puiPited 1001',%-vel td
them, but the crowd that now approach!, the Gl'o;erj
as if an attempt was to be made to spreau iooo.oett
the arm of flesh, than like the quiet, Mene pit/
modern days. The fears of the peoPle
if any existedwere, however, soon disP 0 f ,00
found that no hostility was intended; to belt
creeds, or the only alternative, cold steelih.orie.4 tit
maths. The crowd that appeared on
only composed of quiet, peace-11"s 10 petilcripolto
peripatetic audience accompanying ,t
preacher; the latter worthy, havo:l*cion hr 0
that he would get few to appreciate boo toac otiolloo
Glenbucket, and thinking it a pit), that, s
should be lost to the world, took the a,"
carrying a congregation along with bin': of 'It"(
way and a good plan. It wakes scarcity
to/
less apparent, and numbers more conspiea°
Herald.

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-On the 25th. inst., at Down-H
place, 13'rushire,
O .401 ,
, coool
MrsOn the 27th inst.,. Fitzmaunce, of
at a
Tson e-wells' . Ils, Lad}'T fr''
g
105. of,
of a son. , • A to-n
, f.s.
On the 22d inst., in Belgra,ve-place. Prix' gaol d
Sherriff, of a son. ad,
arr'' le4'
i'
On the 22d inst., Mrs. Dowse, Gary;
,t the d
of a son.
On the 25th inst., at Ventnor, Isle orins./.., of s°' 'iie I'4l
Captain H. W. Hadfield, late Madras sr-..'t,shire' elr
Doi''
e, th
On the 26th inst., at Gillingham, .A„,, 0
the Rev. W. L. Collett, of a daughter. venkrwe 00
On the 27th inst., at the Parsonage, '
of G'
of the Rev. Joseph Salt, of a daughter. lady 0,,' Ile
On the 27th inst., at Teigumouth, the , f the j
ife o
Esq., of a son. ire
On the 27th inst., at Wilton, Norfolk, tb
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W. H. Hanson, of a daughter.

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gat Cifl
MARRIED. ,raplif 01 ,toe'
On the 27th inst., at Westbury-u_pna-lri t a 13ein IV' I`A
son of the late Edward Strachey Esq. 1:1
s'• ''. ov'
Service, to Elizabeth, daughter' Of the' late Re
r°°roh
son, of Woodbury,Cambridgeshire. , os,s, ftepoe,„
On the 27th inst., at the Church of' at. Ja4,t, tfottr.),
sey, Mr. Joseph Haycraft, of Deptford, '''otliePde, Yr '
youngest daughter of 111 r. G. Bayly, of Baal., y. Sitter°
On the 27th inst., et Battersea. .itd°ll3l,Ts't dalig" 00'
of Battersea-fields, to Charlotte .Arnelia, ela' ~ ilt,e7,
P. Hulme, Esq., of the Clapham-road. ~obert ;60 o°
On the 27th inst., at Portsea, the Bev. -D:dge, to of
son, 8.A., of Corpus Christi College, Cantbrid 944
Bronncker, second daughter of W• Atgel '
House, Southsea, Hants.
DIED. Penton-ptfillesO.
On the 26th inst., at York-pla",
Ball, aged 73. v of Slitealy (
On the 26th inst., Archibald Little, J-.5(1" t! - . 0
ago f i
f
On the 26th inst., at Burton Lodge, .-.
01 ,elf
General Lord Keane. Oi° tit. tr
On the 22d inst., at Mudeford, nants' ti 131,-,r.°
W. Adair Bruce, Esq., of Lansdown-nrsce,to, of 0°
On the 23d inst., William Potter, bonkse" bite,' cAV
Leicester. square, aged 44. , VI"- I,
On the 25th inst., at Crow Trees, It of ri"" $6
ir's il°ti 01
infant daughter of Captain Atherton, lie
Jricl
shire. Treherd ° :SAP"
On the 25th inst., at Southampton, that',. borccelt-
Alderman, and many years Magistrate of
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On the 26th inst., at Lansdown-crescaa , e 4
Po 0. 1,
Allan Thompson, Esq., aged 83. Georgia°, • C.. toll
On the 27th inst., at Corsham, Wilts, _ gictf,l,ol
daughter of the late Major-General Georec 0,0 ,
On the 27th inst., at Southampton, " ~....'
Esq., late of Topsham, near Exeter. ,00,190,
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London : Printed and Published 7
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No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The u in the
be SAVOY,
Strand, in the Precinct of t
iliddlelex, Friday, Aug 30, 1844'