The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-01 00:00:00

covaer—raszzow&ssa.

-----
Prince Alexander Lieven, son of the-late-Ambassa„dor
of that name at our Court, and of the Princess T.4,!..0,
and suite, arrived at the. Clarendon Hotel, on Mortdityt
from the Continent, on a brief visit to this country, ,
The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort left. Hampton
Court on Monday, for their seat in Gloucestershire ; and
the Marquis of Worcester and Mr. Culling Snaitih, on
visit to ths: Duke of Wellington at Strathfieldsaye.,
The Marquis and Marchioness of Douro have arrived
in town, from Hatfield House, Herts,- the seat ,of the
Marquis of Salisbury, on their way to StrathfieldsaYet
Hampshire.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Normanby have
returned to the Clarendon Hotel, from a visit to ViseoutA
and Viscountess Palmerston, at Broadlands.
The Earl and Countess Clanwilliam have joined :hi
circle assembled on a visit to the Dowager Countess of,
Pembroke at Wootton, from Hyde. The
,Earti and
Countess are expected to return to the Isle of Wight
early in the ensuing week.
The Earl and Countess of Ripon and Viscount d ear
rich have returned to Carlton-Gardens from a visiit
the Right Hon. S. Lushington, at his seat in Ken 4.,
Lord and Lady De Roos and the Hon. Miss De Boos
have gone to Hatfield House to join the circle asset bird
at that splendid seat on visits to the Marquis of Saliseary.
AC10C21364.4A.N31110 via,
Captain G. Stith has submitted to the Admiralty*, the,
plan of a boat aapted to screw-propelled steamers; and
the Board has erected Mr. Cowell, of Woolerich;Tard,
to build one fortwitL The midship section is modal'
to a paddle-box boat, but the boat is fitted, to.gei,erla
purposes, and er bow and stern are alike, se that
in embarking ttops, or her crew, from a beach, she
may at once shre off without winding, and thus ruore
quickly get out f a musket fire. Captain Smith bas
also greatly sitn ified the mode by which his paddle-
box boats are pt into and :taken out of the water,; 'the
double-jointed dit being .got:rid of.
Thal tang, at eupanied by Miss Dolby, Miss E. Birch,
Mr. Calkin, jun. and Mr. John Parry, will commence
an extensive tou.on the 20th of January, at Edinburgh'
After visiting Gsgow,. Newcastle, Liverpool; the
Party,Willyrocel to' Belfast and Dublin; them reteirn to
England, and gig Concerts at Manchester, Biriniiik,bais,
Leamington, Weester, Cheltenham, Bath, Clifton; O.
ford, Brighton, c,",'
The latest nei from Ichaboe is to the effect! that
more vessels we lying at anchor there than could:pos-
sibly pick up a fight, even if a former liberal ealeuisal°l3
of the gross arnoit of the penguin and seal relics were
found correct; bi it appears that a rock has been disco-
vered under the maining part of the zoological deposit
which will materlly reduce the estimate of the quaretity.
Here then we haviositive news of the beginning of the end-
A grand perftnance of sacred music will take i.lace
next week at 3nchester, under the direction of Sir
George Smart. he principal singers engaged are
.Oils
Rainforth and M 5 M. B. Hawes, Mr. J. Bennett, ancl,
Mr. Machin, suDrted by a very, numerous band.' and
chorus.

On Tuesday riming last the Rev. Dr. Cranmer 'vas
instituted, inducd, and installed as Dean of Carlisle,
with all the cerfonial usual on such occasions,
Prebendary Rerun bias the officiating canon.
At the Chris as general meeting of the Royal So'
ciety of Musiciai the sum of 551. was voted to he dis-
tributed among stressed persons connected' with the
musical professichaving no claim on the funds (Iff the
society.

" $
SUDDEN DE .H OF MRS. HODSON, or To
BOWER SALooN.ifonday Mr. Carter held an inquest
at the Bower San), Lambeth, on the body of.'3frs•
Catherine Mary glson, landlady of the above house,
whose death wasvfully sudden. Miss Eleanor Hodson,
a daughter of chased, said that, on Christmas; dal
last, between twoid three o'clock in the afternoon,' she
went into the decied's bedroom and found hermOber
apparently asleep A short time previously witness bad
assisted to get thleceased into:bed, in consequence of
her being too ill get in herself. She, then'compjoised
of being very news, and shook as if she was,•cold.
Mr. Berrell, a onion, had seen her that mornino,and
had sent her somwdicine. A little after three o clock,
en witness goinKrain to see how deceased was; she
found her dead. .
ie went out with her husband the
previous evening,
Mr. Fairbrother's printing-office, is
Bow-street, to ange about the play-bills for the fol-
lowing week, and, her return home she complained of
sickness and feeli unwell. After hearing medical evi-
dence, the jury limed a verdict of " Natural qestb,
arising from a ralre of the brain."
BATAVIA, AU 23.-0 n the 31st of July, in the
afternoon, a fire b
chief town of (e out in the house of a native in the
the,encv of Ngrowa, which in a-short
time reduced 98
tnboo houses to ashes. The Euro-
pean houses, the
ldence of the Regent, and the Go-
vernment niagami: which were in the immediate
neighbourhood,
TnE HAGUE, EC. 27..—We have received the
Java papers frome 17th to the 28th of August. In
those of the 27th"e saved.
ire is- a very detailed account of the
funeral of the 'at(
took place on the ,_
overnor-General, P. Mercus, which
Li of August, at Soerabaya.
STOCKHOLM, .c.
he, tnbers of the Estates 17.—0 n Friday there was S
conference of t
si°ll of financ'el.estions. The number of Members
present was veryi:4t,
senator W and the discussion animated. The
, u. 171 cc-ininicated the English Act of Parlia-
ment relative to =
of England. division of the business of the Bank
THE GAME-LA.
Petty Sessions, On Monday, at the llxbridge
Cites Boddy. a young labouring man,
at Ruislip, appeal
and Messrs. 'l'. pad],
the sitting Magisi.es, on summons under the game-
before Sir W. S. Wiseman, Bart.,
W. 11. Cox, and T. T. Clarke,
laws. for using
ones,
24th instant, at Ruislip, a snare
"
for the purpose of kin.. game, he not having a game
certificate. It aning
that the defendant had been
twice before convil of
oachin the Bench said, that
being his third a
their duty t fine
default to coo
mmit na in the full penalty oyf
5/, and ill
Pirancep before tg. hem, the felt it to be
tri to hard labour in the House.of
C,Trection for tw
nonths. The defendant was com-
mitted.

The Marquis
Seaham-harbour,
take, at Fz cLondonderry is about to under-.
great
exl,e, the enlargement of his port s!,
increased traffic in
twelve acres, in ex'
the construction of a new dock
.or
sion of the present south dock, tio
/ P of the noblest
quiring additionaleommoda,
t coal trade at Seaham•harbour re-.
ion. The formation of
Seaham-harbour is
that was ever unuetten b..
Y a single individual in tbig
country, and we tr
can be expected t
dents will for gene;
'Lord Londonderry and his descen;
private enterprise*
ens derive all the advantages tt.T.,
cssult from this noble and magnlu
cent undertaking.
POSTAL TREAT EGyrr.
that the much-deal
and Egypt, with re postal treaty between England,
!nee to the correspondence to and
from our eastern ptss.ebs,
elusion when the la i was on the point of nor
—We understan
tween Mr. Speak °° .
deices left Alexandria.
A trotting tnatet k
place on
celebrated chesnut, ,
the lead, but was u
road, for two soverso three miles on the Braintre!
s bay horse and Mr. J. Be"
vary fast, and the h to maintain the pace, which "5
ies a side. At starting the cob took
n the match by about fifteen
lengths.—Borer 114 ,-)