The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-29 00:00:00

OF THE DISSENTERS,

•ND CORPORATION
Atkins, Alderman
Alcock, T.
Ashurst, W.
Ashley, Lord
Astell, W.
Astley, Sir J.
Attwood, M.
Arbuthnot, Hon. Col
Alexander, H.
Antrobus, G.
Arkwriglt, It.
Baker, E.
Barclay, C.
Bankes, H.
Bankes, G.
Bastard, Captain
Bastard, E. P.
Batley, C. H.
Beckett, Sir J.
Belfast, Earl of
Beresford, Major
Beresford, Sir J.
Borradaile, R.
Brydges, ir J.
Bradshaw, J.
Byron, J.
Blair, T.
Bonham, H.
Brudenell, Lord
Buller, R.
Calvert, John
Carmarthen,Marquis
Campbell, Archibald
Capol, John
Cecil, Lord T.
Chandos, Marquis ofl
Chaplin, Thos.
Chaplin, C.
Clinton, J. F.
Cockburn, Sir G.
Collett, E.
Cocks, James
Cooper, R. B.
Cqoper, Hon. W. A.
Corry, Lord
Corry, Hon. L.
Courtenay, 'l'. P.
Cripps, J.
Croker, J. W.
Cu,t, Hon. P.
Cust, Hon, E.
James
Dalrymple, A.
Davenport, I).
Davis, R. H.
Downes, Lord
Drake, 'l'.
Drummond, Home
Dundas, Rt. Hon. W.
Dundas, Hon. H.
Dawkins, H. •
Dottin, A. R.
Douglas, W. R. K.
Eastnor, Lord
East, Sir E. H.
Eden, Hon. R.
Egerton, W.

BRUNSWICK THEATRE-(THIS DAY,

LATEST PARTIOULARS.

Up to three o'clock to-day the workmen have
been incessant in their labour to clear away the
rubbish, and even yet the extent of the loss of human life
is not ascertained. At present their labours are
chiefly directed to the clearing away the stone stair-
case, under which it is expected that the bodies
of Leader, the carpenter, and another will be found. From
the most minute inquiries which we have made on the spot,
we are induced to think that no bodies have been
found this morning. But we have been assured from
another quarter, that one body, said to be that of Mr.
Evans, proprietor of a Bristol newspaper, was dug out to-
day, and that two were found alive. An inquest has not yet
been held, and notwithstanding the earnest entreaties of
Mr. Maurice's relatives, the Coroner would not allow
his corpse to be taken away ; but in order that
no unnecessary delay might 1...ke place, he has promised
to summon the Jury for this evening, for the purpose of
inspecting the body, and after that ceremony, he will
grant a warrant for its removal. The number of bodies
altogether found is, we believe, 11, and 17 is the number
of the sufferers conveyed to the Hospital. Throughout
the day all the avenues leading to the scene of such misery
have been thronged, and but for the exertions of a de-
tachment of the '72d Regiment, it would be impossible for the
labourers to proceed to their operations. Nothing could
exceed the conciliating conduct of the soldiers, which form-
ed a strong contrast to that of the civil power. On one oc-
casion, whilst the latter were laying about them with
their staffs, a young soldier handed his musket to his
comrade, and, by the strength of his arms, effected
that which probably a constable would have attempted
to do with his bayonet. It was expected that the Lord
Mayor would have visited the ruins to-day, and even
up to the hour when our Reporter came away, his
arrival was anxiously looked for, as it is understood,
that on his coining there will be a meeting of the parties
interested at the Black-horse public-house, adjoining the
Theatre.

Sonic of the workmen asserted that they heard shouts
and noises, as of the beating of a drum; proceeding from
that part of the building in which the musicians were sup-
posed to be when the roof fell in.

At the suggestion of many persons who are
desirous to afford relief to the unfortunate sufferers by the
dreadful calamity at the Brunswick Theatre, a Meeting
will be held in the Saloon of Drury lane Theatre, on Tues-
day next, at one for two o'clock, to adopt such measures
as may be considered most effectual for that purpose.

Prince POLIGNAC, the French Ambassador;
the Count d'ALcunlA, the Spanish Minister ; Monsieur
FALcx, the Ambassador from the Netherlands ; and Count
LUDOLF, the Neapolitan Minister, transacted business with
Earl DUDLEY, yesterday, at the office of the Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Fo-
reign-office, Downing street, from Viscount GRANVILLE,
our Ambassador at Paris.
The Earl of ABERDEEN and Lord ELLEN-
soaoucii transacted business yesterday at the Foreign-
office, Downing-street, with Earl DUDLEY.
The Duchess of KENT visited the Duchess
of CLARENCE yesterday, at her residence in the Admiralty.
The Public may form some judgment of the
scale on which the MUSICAL FESTIVAL at Manchester this
year will be conducted, as well as of the interest excited by
its announcement, when we state from authority that the
Guarantee Fund, in a very few days, and without solicita-
tion, amounted to upwards of 16,0001. no subscription ex-
ceeding one hundred pounds.
THE FANCY..—JACK CARTER AND JEM
IVA WARD has arrived in town from Liverpool, and will
attend this evening at BaLciaa's, the Castle Tavern,
Holborn, to accept CARTER'S'challenge, and make a match
for a cool hundred. A full attodance 91 the fancy is
apected,