The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-14 00:00:00

IMITSORLAILNIIODS.

The revision of the lists of voters for the city of West-
minster is expected to commence on the Bth of the en-
suing month, when D. C. Maylan,-Esq, the gentleman
appointed by Lord Denman, will commence his duties
for the first time in this city.
The Dublin Corporation will hold a special meeting
to-day, for the purpose of voting an address of con-
gratulation to Mr. O'Connell on his liberation.

Most of the civil and military officers who distin-
guished themselves in China, Affghanistan, and Sinde,
are natives of Ireland and Wales. Lord Keane, Sir
Hugh Gough, Sir Charles Napier, Sir Henry Pottinger,
and Sir Robert Sale, we believe, are all Irishmen ; and
Sir William Nott is a Welshman. ",

• A grand fancy ball took place at Stowe on Wednesday
evening, to celebrate- the majority of the Marquis of
Chandos. The bail was opened by the Marquis of
Chandos with the Hon. Miss -Copley, daughter of Lord.
Chancellor Lyndhurst; and the Duke of Buckingham
with the Hon. Miss Neville. ln the course of the night
,there were danced ,a great nuinber of country dances
and quadrillei The polka was also frequently got. up,
and was danced admirably.
Thursday,, the-16th instant, is fixed for the public
banquet in Dublin, to be ,
It is- given to Mr. O'Connell end
" his late fellow-captivei. 'said he wilt
imme-
diately afterwards -Imp= to Derrynane Abbey, and on
his route thither accept the invitation of the "loyal
Repealers" of Limerick to. the Munster provincial dinner.

Thursday an inquest Was held at the -New George-
public-housc, Drury court, Strand, on the body of
Matther Webster; aged fifty-seven, the well-known
waterman the Spotted Dog, Strand. The deceased
:liied at the above house, and went honie in good health
on Monday night. Not making his appearance on. the
Taesday morning at his usual hour, Mr. Bacon, the
landlord, _wept to call him. On entering his room with
`ii lodger named Hall, deceased was insensible, but shortly
afterwards asked for water, some of which he drank.
He then laid down in bed, .and Dr. Lovett, of Clare-
street, was sent for, who found him labouring under
apoplexy.. The usual remedies were resorted to, but
deceased nevetafteriards spoke, anti died on Wednesday
morning. The jury returned a vetdict accordingly.
NOvEr. AND DARING NAVAL Tait.-On Thurs-
day morning the Hon. Captain Sheffington, accompanied
by a younger brot)ier and two lads, arrived at Blenner-
vdle-quay in • his Cutter-yacht, the Star. In this little
boat, Which is. only seven tons, the Hon. Captain has sailed
north about from Dublin. to this place, 'it'd he intends,
We understand, to return to Dublin by the south coast.
Immediately 'on his arrival Captain Sheruigton and his
brother set off to visit the Lakes. .He Will not leave this
until after the Spa races. A great deal of daring and
nautical skill must hay.e .been reqiiired:' for the accom;
plishnient of difficult -anti dangerous: trip, particu-
hay in so-small a craft.—Kerry Post.

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO SCOT-

LAND.

ARRIVAL OF HER MAJESTY,
FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)
Dundee, Wednesday, Sept. 11.
The Queen and Prince Albert arrived here this,
morning, after a delightful passage of forty-five hears
duration. Her Majesty and the Prince appeared.
excellent health, and wt-re loudly cheered by we
p)pulace, notwithstanding that the temper -of- the
people had been sorely tried by the illiberality of
body, yclept " The Harbour Commissioners," wh°
contrived to get up a sort of exhibition of the Qgeen,
on this occasion, and rigidly shut out from the (MP
all who did not choose to pay half-a-crown a heidi
After a brief stay her Majesty and suite, in four.
the royal carriages, left for Perth, amidst the jo7flai
acclammations of a, vast concourse of people. J*

The royal cortege was received at Dundee WI
every demonstration cf respect, and proceeded &torn
escorted by the Scot Greys through Cupar Ahd,t
to Dunkeld, where her Majesty remained for 111°'
period at Grant's Hotel. With the romantic scePeri
surrounding this picturesque town her Majesty 481
familiar, having been received there by Lord Glen'
lyon the year before last, when visiting Tayriloll
Castle. The royal carriages were ordered shortly beihre
twelve, and her Majesty having re-entered her °by
riot cast a long look of astonishment and admirati:
at the sublime scenery around Birnara Wood, whl
is now curtailed of its fair proportion 'of "le
Up
boughs," which we suppose have never sprung, To
again since they were lopped off and
o' and •Farrieu,
Dunsinane by Macbeth's opponents: The carrialr
then went on to Moulinearn, from whence her 31;
jesty was `escorted by Lieutenant with r,
detachment of Scots Greys. The postilions wog °
dered to drive slowly in order to afford her Majeityanbe
the Prince an opportunity 'of remarking some of tit
magnificent objects which burst upon their view
every turning- of the road; on entering' the. PT.
of KillioorAnkie, the scene of Claverhouge'stxplai;
with the battlefield where he closed his ifs
and 'eventful career, her Majesty ordered tbe
postillions' to walk their horses, and iippeifed t 0
overwhelmed with delight and adnuratioß
the beauty of the surrounding scenery. The earnal!l
them drove on slowly to Blair Atholl. It is ezPO7,,
that her Majesty will not leave the mansion &ail
the afternoon. Lord and 'Lady Glenlyon have be
invited to join the royal dinner party, which will
strictly private.
His Lordship, with Lady Glenlyon, will °6llll,
the residence of Captain Macduff, his Loral
factor, during the sojourn of her Majesty at 'l3 to
Atholl. Captain Macduff 'resides in 'a picturelci
cottage in the grounds of Blair ,• • „
'ARRIVAL OF HER MAJESTY AT-ILL° P
ATHOLL. • -
eor
We have received the following from our
respondent at Blair Atholl -

BLAIR 4.THOLL, WEDNESDAY,r
Her Majesty arrived here at a quarter pasfthreetiot°'
day, and was received* the principal entrance nf g,
Castle by a body of Lord Glenlyon's clansmen, sof
tired in the Highland dress, who ran by the sid„P,-,1
the royal carriage from the lodge up to ,the
portico. Her Majesty's arrival was precec,ledap
two of the royal carriages, containing servol
and baggage, and shortly after three an einej7ip,
Scots Greys, commanded by Captain Grffith"
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peared in sight, together with a travelling ch*.es
and four horses, containing her Majesty and Prot
Albert. Her Majesty appeared somewhat pale' ti,s
this may be attributed to the effects arising fropa,
fatigue of a long journey, which her Majesty 701
perhaps, not been able to support so well as usunitits
this occasion. The Prince looked remark:* :o
and appeared to have been but slightly incomni tl
by the sea voyage. The travelling chariot;
_with, leo
Royal occupants, wasfollowed by four other Yelnerti
containing the Princess Royal, Lord Livirpool, Lo
Aberdeen,- Lord Charles Wellesley,*and the reinw,ii
ing members of her Majesty's suite, including
Glenlyon, who had fallen in with the Royal €ortdr
shortly after it left Dunkeld.
On arriving at the principal entrance of the. On;
sion, her
,Majesty was received by Lady GlenlY 0,
who was accompanied by the Young Master of Glt
lyon and - Mrs. Home Drummond, her- Ladir'Poi
mother. Four companies of forty each, consistinig;nj
his Lordship's clansmen, attired in the iligh7,o
dress, were drawn up by the side of the p 4 b'
the pipers, in full Highland costume, greeting the
Majesty with the pibroch; and the effect-°f
native melody as it peeled through the glens, the
passes in the distance, considerably enhance dej
interest of the scene. The clansmen were comunse,-the
by Lord Glenlyon, assisted by the Major (n
corps, the Hon. James Murray. The first enwebij
was commanded by Captain Drumrncind, withAA,/
Lieutenant, the Hon. W. Drummond; the seenn,7o
Captain Charles Drummond, with his Lieutensin;ier
David Dundas; the third, by Oswald of Dunniii,
with his Lieutenant, Kier of Kindroggan; the f°ll'7ol.
by Stewart of Urrat, with his Lieutenant, Pitte,,rils
Fascaly, the owner of the magnificent mansion WY' io
is situated in one of the most picturesque 51s0t‘ki,,,
Scotland, just before entering the pass of Kill' Vii,
Her Majesty appeared much pleased with the, a?
festations of loyalty with which she was' greeted'
after addreising a few remarks to Lady Glenlf°°..c'.
tered the mansion, accompanied by Prince Alb" 1, 01
Within a few minutes, however, after the,ar' tbs
of the royal party, the Prince, came • out inWobis
front of the mansion, accompanied by by
..00011.
host, with Lord Aberdeen,' Lord Liverto'risi
and Lord Charles Wellesley. His bit
Highness inspected the Highlanders, keeping bif
or
off as he walked through the ranks,
.a mark °I
tesy which will not be unappreciated -by 06°011
fellows, and which evidently afforded them nos •
gratification. , th.
The clansmen then marched, rotind hi
Prince headed by the pipers playing the Pir::di
and then her Majesty appeared at the wrindocit
seemed much delighted at the pictureique 4°l°ll
of her Highland subjects.

(From a. Third Edition of the Scotsman.)4s,
PROGRAMME OF THE DUNDEE
PARAT.IONS. joles
The foll Owing placard wad issued by the
•
authorities yesterday, in anticipation of the r°l
visit :
the
On the appearance of the royal squsdren, ° °
the lights of the. Tay, a gun will be &eat .;
' Union Jack will be shown upon the higher° 110
horse ; if in the dark, or in the event of thicksvee re•
rockets will be thrown up. These signals bob-or
peated at Broughty Castle,. and then at thee
boor of. Dundee, • where, at the same time/
st`' _Dole
guns will be fired. The -hells of the old A
Whe
will then be rung for fifteen minutes.
the royal squadron will have come' to minutes..:
royal salute will be fired from the east
_protect/so
wall.. A dePutation from the magistrates 101100,
leave the shore to receive her Majesty's conlmai4,
Preparations will then be made for the le", 40#
Another royal salute will be fired from the Wes'
tection will on her Majesty's stepping 'on sha„,er'dee
the bells of the steeple, the Town-house, the oh,
3I •
Hall, St. Andrew's Church, the axwelltown Chtispel
and St. Peter's Church, will comnience ringleol sod' ,
will continue for two hours. The magistr4di for
town council, and the town clerki—the igemljoed•*
the burgh—the trustees of the harbour-410w"
Lieutenant and his suite—the sheriffs of the eeu;',•,.:ir
-the justices of the peace--the clergymen--the 11);;Tdi,
trates and cduncils of other burghs—and other will
viduals holding admission tickets, and none other, to,
be admitted upon the 'middle quay within tto
be
umphal arch, and will take' their places es °t or
pointed out by. the superintendent of the -Rill
police. The incorporated and other publidiroarsoo4
line the sides of the streets for the pregre's' lea stl°
a clear roadway, commencing at the great ert,',,tle•
extending in line along both sides to and along at,' if.
street,•the High-street, the Nerhergate, end,
street, in the following order, #iz. . •
First—The Guildry ;' • • ,
Second—The Nine Incorporated Trades;
Third—The Three United Trades ; ••

Fourth—The Maltmen Incorporation •
so
Fifth--The members of the l'rinity none, per
The other bodies in the order in which theY tM
tively arrive. °III'
The special constables, headed by tEe general
missioners of police, will be internaix.td` :01v1
other bodies.
'itante*

The superintendent of police and his
the several bodies.
So soon as her Majesty shall have tntereaberh!oiviill
carriage, the bodies Inside the tricimphal erc:.-•
proceed from the harbour in the following orderitatei
, The town officers with halberts ; the uoglsroori
and town:council, and the Member fur the burn
the town clerks- in carriages; her Majaaty 613.

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