The Sun.
London, England, 1844-05-06 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, MAY 4. , Ligght easterly breeze, with rain.
DEAL, MAY 3.—Wised N.E. by N.., fresh. Sid. Templar,
Sydney ; Rowena, Gambia; Nile, St. John's, N. 8.; Imogirie,
Quebec.
SWANSEA, MAY 2:—.Arrd. Drury, Cuba. •
SHIELDS, MAY Vistula, Cape of Good Hope;
Wansbeck, and FalcOn, Quebec.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 3.—Wind Variable • and light.—Sld.
Jane, Ichoboe ; "Daniel Dyer, Valparaiso ; Olinda, New
Orleans ; Mariner, Boston ; Lady Gordon, .Quebec. Off—
Statesman.
CORE, MAY 1,--Arrd. Neptune, Murray, Ichoboe.
HELL, MAY 2.7-SIA. 44, George Capp of Good Hope,
SOUTHAMPTON, MAY. 1.451 d. Oriental (stearner)i-Ale,v-
andrla.2.—Severri (steamer), 'est Indjes ; paella (steamer),
Gibraltar.
PI,YMOUTH,, MAY —Wind Variable.—Sl4. William ~Vil-
lierforce, Quebec.
FALMOUTH, MAY 3.:—Wind variable and light.—Arrd.
Conquest, Wilsoil, Rio, sailed March 12. Off port, Julia,
Bildt, Pernambuco, sailed March 12 ; Penguin, Plat, Brazils.;
mail not lande,d.
SUNDERLAND, MAY 2 Richard-White, Quebec.
CLYDE, APRIL Volant, Boston. May I—Eliza
Leishman. Mauritius • Adam Carr, ditto
NEWPORT, MAY I.—Ski. 'Victoria; Philadelphia. -
POOLE, MAY 2.—Sld. Jessy, Hearts of Oak, and Fame,
Newfoundland.

The Blake, Frazer, was at lehoboe on_ Feb. 13.

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.

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(FRON OUR OWN CORRISFONBENT.)
ARBIVAL OF PART OF. THE ROYAL ESTABLISHMENT AT
OSBORNE Housx.—The steward,. (Mr.. Norton), the house-
keeper, and some 'of the. maid servants, arrived yesterday, as
also Henry Saunders; Esq., general .inspector ; and this day
George Edward Anson, Esq., and another•gentleman (Baron
—), Mr. Saunders, and assistants, viewed Padmon House,
and Osborne Villa yesterday, .to report on their capabilities,
and this day they,. are with..plans going over Norris Castle
and Barton Farm. They leave. for town .this afternoon.
The Earl of Yarborough's yacht,.. the Kestrel, was hauled
up on Hanson's slip yesterday. . His Lordship left, this morn-
ing for town. I . . -•-- • h .at—
The following gentlemen hay.e..takea. ouses Cowes.-.
G. H., Ackers, Esc f., Thomas Hallifax, Esq., Thomas Legh,
Esq., Lord Tyrconnel, John Congreve, Esq., Captain Hamlyn.
Williams, Captain Lyons, Mr. Hope, Mr. Powell,:• Sir. W.
Montagu, A. Hill; Esq. . .... , , , , •
DEFABTURES.—Lady Isabella Blackford and establish-
ment,from Osborne House, for town ; Sir R. Bycroft and
family, from Oalthill House, for .Manydown .Park.
EAGLE HURST.—This beautifully situated marine residence
has been sold to Morris Emanuel, Esq., late of Bevis Marks,
for 22,0001. ,
BARNVELL BROOKS.—The long-pending case between,
Messrs. Barwell and Brooks has at length been brought to a
close ;ithe arbitrator, Mr. Swainston, -having delivered his
award; in which he says, " that no damage-has been sus.;
tained in which any compensation ought to be made'. to the
plaintiff," each party to pay. their own .costs, about 2,0004
The plaintiff is the owner of East Cowes Castle ; the defendant.
the proprietor of East Cowes Park. •

INTENDED STATUE .0! .11ER..MAJESTY—The statue
of her Majesty, eight,feet high, of. white marble;lntended to
be placed in the centre of. the area. of the mew Exchange, is
to:be executed,twe understand, by. Mr. Lough.. • -
THAMES EMBANKMENT.--On Thursday a deputa-
tion, cOnsisting'of Mr. 4. Masterman, M.P., Lord J. Russel,
M.P.,Lord Mersham, M.P. lion. Captain ROus,'M.P.,` Co-
lonel Wood, M.P., Sir B. 111:11, Sir C. Napier, M.P.,
Mr. If, Metcalfe, M.P. for North• Shields ; Mr. Wood, M.P.
for Newcastle ; Mr. M. Bell, -M.P. for SoUth Northumbers
land ; Mr. B. Hawes, M.P., • Mr..A.S, B. Cresswell, M.P. for
North, Northumberland ;--Mr. D. • Pollock, -chairman of thb
Chartered Gas Coitipally; Messrs.-W. Hawes. W. Pontifex,
C. W.,Barchard, P. Davey,•W, Cory,. • and W. M. Chtisty,
waited upon Ltird [Lincoln at Whitehall-place, by appoint-
ment, on the stibjdet of the proposed new tax, upon coals,
which 'was intended td be imposed. for the purpose of 'defray-
ing th expense df the .contemplated, embankment of the
river Thames. Mr. Masterman. • forcibly • pointed out the
great hardship it would be to the consumers of coals, more
'especially to the poor, if • any • additional-•tax •tyere imposed
upon %necessary an article as fuel. Lerd•Martham said if
would e, if possible, more oppressive upon Many of his con-
stituents who resided on the banks of, the river in' Kent,-'who
could derive no benefit whatever from the proposed eMbank-
ment, and many of whom would never see it. His Lordship
further said, that petitions had been signedin London in one
.week by 60,000 persons against-the impost. 'Sir C. Napier'
and Mr. B. Hawes declared., themselves snot only hostile to
the imposition of the proposed .tax,but also..to the proposed
embankment itself, and announced-their intention of opposing
it in every stage. Lord Lincoln said he. was 'not so wedded'
to the coal-tax, provided any other .mede.•of obtaining the.
necessary funds fortarrying .intneffect• the recommendation
of the Commission could be.pointed out. He. had however,
reserved his final anserer.until he-consulted het- Majesty's
Ministers, when he promised to send& reply. . • • .•
DE4TRUCTIVE'eFIRES IN-• TEM MINT, 'AND MIRA-
CULOUS ESCAPE OF THE ItimATEs.--Friday 'morning, between
the hours of two or three o'clock, the. utmost alarm was
created in the neighbourhood of the Mint, Southwark; in
consequence of 'a fire, which was -nearly attended with a'
lamentable loss of life, breaking out in the premises belonging'
to Mrs. Sutton, pork-butchet, carrying on lmisinetit at No. 8,
Mint-street. 'Me first- discovery, was made police-con-
stable 14Iuckford; 270 M; who in going his rounds on the op-
posite side of the street, • perceived smoke in dense volumes
issuing, out of the upper wirrdows:- -Feeling satisfied that a
fire was on the eve of bursting forth, the officer sprang his
rattle, and commeneed 'knocking violently at the door. The
whole of the inmates being fast asleep, a considerable time
elapsed before they could be aroused, and when that was ac-
complished the lower part of the house was a complete burn-
ing mails, the flames at the time were making rapid progress
-up the staircases, thereby cutting off all escape by the re-
gular means. The crowd by this time began to increase,
when a most pitiable sight presented itself.—Mrs. Sutton and
her four children came to one of the upper windows, wailing
their impending fate. The officer persuaded her to drop her
_children out of the window, which she did, and he succeeded
in catching the whole of them in his arms, and lastly Mrs.
Sutton precipitated herself out, and was also received in the
arms of the constables. The intelligence having reached the
engine-stations, with all speed fur or five brigade engines,
with the West of England one, were at the scene, and being
aided by a plentiful supply of water, the first that arrived was
set to work, and happily prevented the fire from extenaing,
and in less than an hour entirely extinguished it, but not
'before the premises were for the greater part destroyed. The
origin of the fire and insurances are unknown.
the Sydenham steam-vessel was commissioned at
'Woolwich on Monday, by Lieutenant D. R. B. Mapleton,
and is to have a crew of sixty men. She has been placed
under orders to leave Woolwich on the 10th instant for Russia,
to bring home Lord Stuart de Rothsay, recently Ambassador
at the Court of St. Petersburgh. The Hon. John A. D.
liloomsfield, son of Lieutenant-General Lord` Bloomfield,
G.C.B. and G.C.H. Commandant of the Garrison at Wool-
wich, has succeeded Lord Stuart de Rothsay, as Ambassa-
dor to the Court of St. Petersburgh.
The present fine weather, together with the cheap-
ness and convenience of communication between Dover
and the great metropolis, is daily drawing numerous
visitors to our shores. The town at present is exceed- I
ingly well filled.—Dover Chronicle. -
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PORTING INTELLIGENCII.
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LATEST BETTING IN 'ST. JAMES'S. 1
SUFFOLK STAK.E3.-2 to 1 agst The Cure (taken).
numv.-3 to 1 agst The Ugly Buck (taken), 18
agst lonian (taken)-28 to 1 agst Akbar--40 to 1 agst Cam'
panero-500 even between Mount Charles_ and Running
Rein (taken). No others mentioned.
NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER, 1344. •
Duke of Bedford's Oakley, 9st Ilb, agst Mr. John Day's •
St. Lawrence, Bst 81b. D.M. 200, h ft.
The Cure, Bashaw,. and Semiseria have arrived at New-
market for the ensuing`meeting.
Scott has sent; the following. to •Epsont:*.-eteckamaroo, Tbo
Bee, The Princess, The Castor, Muff, and The Blusterer. ,
Voltri is now hi Johii Day's stablesitt tVarieburi.
• CHESTER RACES.—Fnmar.
The Produce Handicap of 10 soya. each, h ft, with 30 added. • 1
• for three yrs old. ' Nearly a mile.
Mr. Mostyn's Princess Alice, 3 yi.s,.Bst ..71b ......(Marlow) 1
Mr. J. King's Yarrow, 3 yrs, 7st 41b
Mr'. Price's Missy, 3 yrs, ist 1314 • 3
Mr. Dawson's Dalesman, 3,yrs, Bst 31b .
5 to 4--asst-Missy, 7 to 4 agat Yarrow, 5 to 2 agst Prim
A,ice, and 4to 1 agst Dalesman. A splendid race with the .
first two, and won only by a head. • 7'
Free Handicap of 10 sous. each, with 40 added. Three quar-
ters of a mile (17 subs., 8 declared).
Mr. Dawson's Lord Saltoun, 3 yrs, 45t.... (lrvine) 1
Mr. Bristow's Freystrop, 3 yrs, sst 71b
The following also started, but were not placed :—Colonel.
Cradock's Pagan, 6 yrs, Bst 51b—Sir W. Stanley's Forester.
6 yrs, sst 1119—Mr. Thompson's Hudibras, 6 yrs, Est 101 b- • '
Mr. Tuting's Tacita, 5 yrs, 6st 91b—Mr. Price's The Lily;
4 yrs, 6st 61b—Mr. Hall's Viscount, 4 yrs, 6st--and Lord
Westminster's Carol, 3 yrs, sst 41b.
6 to 4 agst Pagan, 3 to 1 agat Lord Saltoun, and 3 to 1 sgst
Freystrop. Won in a canter by two lengths, Pagan a mid-
dling third, and Hudibras fourth.
The Cheshire Stakes of 25 sous. each, 15 ft with 50 added.
Mile and half. (20 subs.)
Mr. Meiklam's Philip, 4 yrs, 7st 81b
Lord Westminster's Martyr, 5 yrs, Est 61b
Sir C. Monk's Glossy, 4 yrs, sst 121 b .......
The following also ran :—Lord Eglinton's Jamie Forest.
aged, 7st 101 b ; Mr. Millbank's Arnagill, 6 yrs, Est 101 b ; sod
Lord Eglinton's Brevity, 4 yrs, Est 81b. 7to 4 agst Philip,
3to 1 each agst Glossy and Martyr, and 4to 1 agat Janus -
Forest. Won easy by a length, Gdossy a length from Martyr.
and Arnagill a bad fourth.
The Wirral Stakes of 10 sovs. each, with 30 added, for 2 yrs
old, 6st 121 b, 3 yrs 9st ; mares, &c. allowed 3 lbs. Half-a*
mile. (7 subs,) •
Mr. Hill's Beaumont, 3 yrs (Calloway) ••• 1
Mr. Meiklam's Best of Three, 3 yrs • 3 '
The following also started :—Mr. F. R. Price's Alvanley,
yrs ; Sir W, W. Wynn's Era, 3 yrs ; and Mr. Rawortlel •'
Kilgram, 3 yrs. 7t04 on Best of Three, and sto 2 art
Beaumont. Won by half a length, Best of Three, in sus "'
quence of a disappointment in the early part of the race, never
having quite made up his lost ground.
The Ladies' Purse of 501. for the beaten horses of the week-
Heats, once round and a dis.
Mr. Gough's Fausta, 6 yrs
Sir R. W. Bulkeley's bm, by Bay Middleton, 5 yrs 2 3
Mr. R. J. Mostyn's Miss Miggs, 4 yrs 3 1 3 ,8
Mr. J. King's Delmer, 4 yrs,
d• awl
First heat won by a neck, the second by a head, an -
third cleverly. • ,
LATEST DERBY BETTING AT CHESTER. -
5 to 2 agst Mr. Crockford's Ratan—taken r
7to 1. agst Mr. John Days The Ugly. Buek,-taken • e'!„'r.
10 to I•agst Mr. Lichtwald's Leander—taken - •
18 to 1 agst Mr. Wood's. Running Rein -•
20 to 1 agst Col. Peel's lonian
•20 to 1 agat Sir G. Heatheote'reampanero • -
25 to ,1 agat Col. Peel's Orlando—taken • -•-• 5
25 to 1 agst Mr. Scott's Bay Momus , • • • • - •'•
30 to 1 agst Mr. Ongley'a King of the Gipsies—takut
50 to 1 agst Mr. gain's Lomistone—taken.

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THAMES ROYAL YACHT CLUB.
At a meeting of the Members of this diatinguished
which boaststhe patronage of her Majesty arid Prince Alba:4
held at the British• Coffee-house, on. Thursday evening, .tlO
following yachts-were entered for the first below,bridge match
of the season; on the I Ith of May t—
-1 FIRST CLASS: • ;
Yachts; " Tons. -- ••• • - ' - Owners, .

The Gnome..
T. IWeesom, Esq.
The Gazelle •
The Phant0m......... ... .
The Enigma ...
The Mystery ...

SECOND CLASS.
The Curlew l5 W. H. Reei, Esq.
The Saucy Jack . 11 ,. = Lord Alfred Paget
The Rival. - 10 ...... W. Sawyer; Esq.
The prizes are three very valuable pieces of plate arid `the
distance to be sailed as usual, from Greenwich to
Point and back. - • • •••
• •
THAMES GRAND REGATTA.
The following are the holders of the three challenge Flat:
The Gold Chillenge Cup, value 150 guineas, foe eight•
oared cutters; to be held by the winners of three consecutiVi
years—The Oxtoid University.
The Silver Challetige Cup,• value 80 &nests, forfouSoar!•:'
boats—The Leander Club. -

The Challenge &niter's ,Cup, •value 50 iv:ill:teas—W. Chit
The Committee intend,• should the amount of lubScriPtiell_,
answer their 'expectations (and under such "able managernEP
and splendid exertion it cannot fail-to do so) to give a Prir
for tradesmen' (a class between gentlemen and landsmen) 2.1
four-oared cutters, and medals as before for a iciatch :natant
with gentlemen in eights, • The regatta is-expected to COr°
off about the 17th of-June, at Putney. • -
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`fiARLIANENTARy DIVISIONS

(Frees the Kati' and Proceedings of Vie Housli!4Coffirwitsa
YAIDAT. MAY 3.' •
" FACTORIES (No. 2) BILL • • •
Order for Cnnimittee read; Motion; isiesle; Queition
proposed, " That Mr. Speaker do new leave the Chair
Amendment proposed, to leave out from theword ..That" 0
the end of the queition, in order to add the words "it it
the opinion of this House, that no interference with the power
of adult labourers in Factories to make edatiacts respecting
the hours for which th ,y shall be employed; IS sanctioned bl
this House," instead thereof :—Question put,'VThat the word!
proposed to be left out stand part of the Question :" VI!
Hons 4. divided
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MAJORITY--AYES, 2.82. . •
Ackers, James Feilden, Meynell •H. •
Acland, Sir T. D, Ferrant, W. B. Miles,' William
Acland, T. D. • Filreer, Sir E. Milne*, R. M. -
Adore, Lord Flower, Sir James Morgan,
Adderley, C. B. f Forbes, William Moryis,Daeld ' •
Aglionby, H. A. Forester, Hon. G. • Mundy, Ed. Millar
Ainsworth, Peter Forman, T. S. • • Munn. G;F: •
Aldam, William • Fox, S. • Lane ••• 'Murviy,•‘4ll-."' • •
Alexander, N. Fuller, A. E. Napier, Sir atortelk •
Alford. Viscount Gardner, J. D.
_..Neeld.,,Josepla •, •
Antrobus, Edmund Gaskell, J. M. Amid,. John .. 't-'
Arbuthnott, Hugh Gladstone, W. E., Neville Ralph -71
Archbold, Robert Gladstone, J: N.- ' ' 'Newd4ate. C. IC' •
Arundel, Lord ,) Glynne, Sir.Stephon. Neon; nicotine
Ashley, Lord Godson, • Richard , Bight. OW' •
Astell, William Gordon,:Captain Nerreys. Lord, .„
Bagge, Wm. Goulburn, Henry Northland. Loraciifii
Begot, Hon. W. Graham, - O'Brien, A. a
Bailey, Joseph . Granby. of . Oswald, AlexaMitil „
Baillie,".Colonel H. ,• °longer, T. C,• Owen, Sir dohs .
Baird, William Greet.e,'T. Pakington, Jobs
Baldwin, Barry Clrey, Sir G. • Palmer, R.
Henke:, George Grirasditeh, Thomas -Palmerston.; Vientur
Baring, W. B. • • Grimston „Lord . _Totten; J. Wilson ',
Baring, T. Grogan,' Edward . • Peek .Rob•rt
Barnard, KG. Hale, It B. , . Peel.)auathmt
Barrington, Vinount Halford, H. Pendbit, Colonel.
Barron, Sir H. • Hamilton;-J.. Hans • Pluritiotre,
Baskerville, T. B. M Hamiltb.i, Lord C. •Pluidtidge,,C,apMit
Bateson, Robert Hanmer, Sir John Folhill,,Froderick
Beckett, William Hardinge, Sir H. Pollinglon, V.lseel4
Beresford, Major ' Hardy, John Powgll, Colton-el .
Bernal, Ralph • • Harris, -E A. J. - Fri Alexitidk .
Blackburne, J• Ireland Nation Captain . . , Prot Ger Ettersot
Blackstone, W. Hawes, B. Pryse..Pryse •
Blandford, Marquis Hayes, Sir E. Pusey,
Botdero, Henry G. ' Heathcote, G. J. Bashkir
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Borthwick, Peter Heathcote, Sir W. •- Rendin
Boyd, John Henley. J. W. • . .Reptod,' George W
Bri sco, M. Hepburn, Sir T. B. • RicecE R.
Broadley, Henry Herbert, Hon. S. Richards.. }lichen..
Broadwood, Henry Hervey; Lord A. Rollestern. ;Celine%
Brotherton, J. Hillsborough, Earl of..Rushbrookei Coln2l‘, •
Browne, Hon. W. Hinde. J..H. . Itinseil, -Lord .1•110
Browntigg, J. S. Hodgson R. Runoff. J. D: W. •
Bruce, Lord E. Holmes," W. A'COnit Ryder,-0. •
' Bruen,. Colonel Hope, Charles ' "-Sanderson, ft.
Bruges, W. H. 'L. Hope, Alexander Bandon,. tart( •
Buckley, Edmund Hope, Cl. W.
Buller, C. Hornby, John Seyntogr• „sizs
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Huller, Sir J. Y. Houldsworth, I'. Shaw, ~ •
Bunbury,-Thomis Howard; C. -12; "W; • SheppardT.
Burrell, Sir C. M. • Howard, Lord ' Sibtborp:Calonel ;
Busfeild, W. ,• Howard, P. H. .. Smith.,lAlset • ,
Butler, P S. , Howick, Viscount Stnithit-Verneat;'
Campbell, John H. Hughes, W. rn Soerst Lorft 0.
Cardwell, Edward • Hurst, R. H. • "Sotherim,Vit't
Lhapman, Aaron Hussey. Ambrose' ' Stanley; Lotit'
Cnarteris, Hon. F. Hussey, Thomas • Stanton ltidwird_.''
Chelsea, Lord •t Matt,
-W. , Stanton. W. iietafF„
Citristoph,r, R. 1.; Ingestre, Lord Staunton,
.Sir O. 4.
Clayton, R. R. - 'nil Sir R. - Strickland, Sir Cl.;
Clerk, Sir George James, Sir Walter- - Sutton; Henry •
Clive, R. H. Jerntyn,. Earl : . Tenrieht.
Colltorrie, W. Ridley Jervis, J. -• 'Thompson.. As. •`• "..
Colquhoun, John C. Jocelyn, Viscount Thornhill, G. , • '
Compton, H. Twinstone, Sir Tollemache, JOIIIJ.
Connolly, Colonel Johnstone, Hop. • '• Treneh,'Sir F. W.
Coote, Sir C. Kemble, Henry Trevor. Hon; a "'
C, rry, Hon. Henry Knatchbull, Sir. E. _ Trollopes Sir Jolla
Courtenay, Viscount Knight, Henry Gaily. Trotter, J. ,
Cowper, Hon W. Knight, F Winn -Troubridge. JrO •• ic,
Crawford, W. S. Lambten, H. Turikti; OhristoP
Cripps, William Law, .lion..C. E. - . • Vane.•LOrd Hurl •
Darner Colonel • Leyard. Captain _Vernon., W.. •
Darby, George Lefroy, Anthony Vesey,."fhontin,
Davies, D. A. S. Lennox, Lord A. Vivian. Jol;, v Eno,' fj
Denison, E. Beckett Llidel. H. V. • - • - Wadding
Waddinn' We"'
Dicranson, F. H. Lockhart,. William- ..
" Tbonns •
Douglas, Sir H. Long.,,Walter Waled, Sir Jahn-
Youglas. Sir C. , Lygon, 'General wn.
,J. i•
Douro, Marquis of BV 6ey4nue
Duo; lime. :why; 'F. A. ' ' Welby, el • Mackenzie," Thomas Wellesley, Lord
Duncombe, T. S. Mackenzie.. W. F. Williatrat;%, P.
Dundas, Admiral. Macki non, W. . Wodehouiei •FAII*.O •
Du Pre, C. G. . Maclean D WOnd.,Colrlaw
IVlMaainnnwearsr,inLgol:rid% C. WWoyn"rhYsi:ut 11,°a;
East, James Buller Duncan " -Word," , Jaaf
EJJ
Egaetortn.onß; J.
celsilm"
Egerton, Sir P. G. Manners. Lord J, .. Yorke, H. T.
Eliot, Lont% March, Earl of Yorite,,R- -IL • '
Ellis, Wynn Marsham, Viscount -Young,
Istcourt. T. G. B. Martin; V. W. • TsLuctike..., •;
Farnham, E. B. ' Masterrl'. W. • Freniatitte- Sir'l7
Feilden; W. Mastertnan, John . Zatinipllear/ ,• •
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MINORITY—NOES, TO.. - • „
Anew', Hon. Colonel Gore, W. Ormsby Philips, H. ,_' - '--"
Barclay, David ~.., ,-, Haste Archibald Ricavdsit J,-"'",":ge
...,
Baring F. T. . : Hay, Sir A, L. Row, .0011., .1' ; ,
Bell, John '' '' Hill, Lord Marcus ' &Att. obed- ',;•''' vcr
, .-r,i-
Bellew, R. M. ‘l Hodgeen, Frederick Seymour, ..,- -,..,,c- •
i. „„,..,
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.Berkeley, Hun. C, Howard. J. K. Shelburne'. ic,...1_,•"
Berkeley, Hen. G. F, Howard, H, fitansflelo,:7l.*-: fig'',
Bowes, J. Hume Joseph Stuart,__,L"'""..4o,..,' 414
Bright, John ;' '.' Humphery; J, '. - Strutt,, Ir""L,4
Buller, E. ' • ; Laboucherei H. Talbot. C;;•.`pinC
Colebrioke, Sir T. t.,.. Langllloll,_ .J 11. Tancreidel
Collett, John John „ , Leveson, Lord rbcrnel :lur"r voieg
Currie, lialkes ' 7 Marshall, W. Trait', r'• a coid
Dalmeny, Lord ' Marsland, H. Treat... r • t
.r,
Dawson, Hon. T. V. Manic, John • - Vilifier% • ot; s-,.
Dennistoun, J. , Mettle. Hon. Fos Wall, Clietr!ol. .v',
Duncan, Viscount. . Alitcalfe Henry . W.arleuu •,t;
Duncan, George Morison, General Wemy.Mb..nriT`',.lo...
Duncannon, Lord Morrison, Jamie Whitre,=;fllol7:-1,
Ellice, 11,. Hon. E. Norreys, Sir D. J. - Winning °• ...' v
Elphinstone, Howard. O'Ferrall, R. M. ~ Wood; L .ese,,j,--- -II '.,
Escett, Bichkam Ord, W ..wrightlinni,- ~,,,, oat:,
....vans, W. Ogwald, Jame' • ; ;.1•
„cf,g
Ferguson, Colonel Parker. J - • ' Titt4l7; t;-0,„,

riti.williim. G. W. PriitlSO; Janie/ ItoebuilWX,Wi
Forster, Matthew Peelaell 'CA ' Ward, IV'w"' - '"
• • .v.. 1 ''
Gisborne, Thomas Phill ' 0 Ptilla
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DEATH OF WILLIAM BECKFOILD,- Elgt•sfi stiowl
to announce the demise of the above -venerablellgeL“ma ify3
father of the Duchess of Hamilton, who died at "h 17.4*1;.`
at Bath, on Thursday morning, at the advaneedffige 1,414.1 i
The deceased gentleman .was distinguished bklMiltlTedf
attainments, and was the former proprietor of thwe,e_4,l
child,'
seat, Fonthill Abbey, Wilts. The Duchess'of Hainar.,s ii
the-geuntess of Lincoln are • staying at Bath, wherert.M.•,)
and the Marquis and Marchioness of Douglas'. are (*,t,71 1.,,x7.
pected from the north. ' -- • _
_-1).010..."; ',in'. '''''"
THE LATE DUCHESS OF PORTLAIO3,--.-,-
S.
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was eldest daughter and co-heir of the late 13',...ria,.e •r,el 9:
Scott, and sister of the late Viscountess elmning,lo,Z,Eß • •
lin
in August 1795 the present Duke of Portland;, uZ,- ...;.A. L
Grace had issue the late and present-Matt:a!, It e.,
Lords William and Henry Bentinck, Lady Chatiktis. ,
Denison, Lady Howard de Walden, and ilietAtifilt pit& -
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