The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-03 00:00:00

lad It seems to be the general impression in Di t/
Narvaez, at the earnest .and reiterated instance
t.
Queen-Motl er, is resolved,lo, co-operate with hel.
brincing atout the general "restoration" of the 16.'c
of the Church property. That is to say, we ling;
the unscrupulous nariguer and reckless adventurel
pledged to aid an infatuated woman in the atteu*e
divert from its appropriation to the State purpose'w,
financial difficulties of their distracted country, is
as the portion of Church property which remain' is
disposed of, as the proceeds of that large portion
has been already sold. The prospect of resuseit.so
moral, political, or constitutional, seems to be, dal
day, becoming more and more hopeless to a State /11.;
ought at this moment, instead of being overwhebseuo
the most shameful degradation, to be taking root °
the foremost nations of Europe.

COITAT-rassiowAnzas.
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The Duke and Duchess of Buckingham's gronj
at St9we, in honour of 'he Marquis of Chandos
his majority, is fixed to take place this day se
the 10th inst. 111
Toe Earl and Countess of Ripon and family borsho
Carlton-gardens, for Leamington Spa, Ward
where they purrose to make a journey of severaldo
The Earl and Countess of Egmont arrived at
ham on Wednesday last, from Ireland. • til
The Earl and Countess of Sandwich have, duriol6tNj
last week, been entertaining a party at
near Huntingdon, for the races there.
ot.
The ...;arl of Mansfield has left Caen Wood, IPoll.r
for Scone Palace, Perthshire. 100
Viscount and Vit&tintess Palmerston, by the
ters from Germany received by the family eolurlAii.
had left Ems, whereithey passed four days wit° IM
and Lady Beauvatr, for Wiesbaden, at which
Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne and Latin"
Fitzmaurice are staying, as also Viscount E (4)
After a sojourn of two or three days there. thew',4o,'
Viscount and Viscountess were to go directly to 70
Lady Heytesbury and the Hon. Miss A'C°lAn
shOrtly leave Brighton for Dublin Castle, to .17
Lord Lieutenant.
His Excellency the American Minister has gone
tour in Scotland.

MISCISTAIAMIIOI7II.
Lady Byron, the widow of the deceased poets loi!'
Newport last week. On walking out on Friday siot
the Monmouthshire Merlin) a bust of her husband cad:
her view in a shop in High-street, and her La f.bi
went m and gazed for some time at the likeness °
" lost Childe Harold."
co°
A novel kind of depredation_ has recently

mitted in the neigbduilood of Milton, near WYchc?
Persons have gone into the fields where wheat b 55
standing in the sheaf, and, putting the end of the /to
containing the ears of wheat into a bag, thrashed 001
corn, and set up the bare sheaves again, as they
them, carrying off a good grist. IIY
A gentleman residing at Woolwich has recept,t
come possessed of a manuscript of extraordinary into
the rough draft of Bonaparte's celebrated letter `Ol
Prince Regent on his surrender to the English Pi
In a note appended to it, General Gourgaud
it is the " rough draft of the letter whieh
sent me to carry from the Isle of Aix to the Pod''
gent of England on the 14th July, 1815:"
Sunday morning the river again presentoolt Sr
extraordinary appt-arance„ in consequence of t,"oo#
which became so low at one pe-iod as to cause tv•
suspension of the navigation of the steam-boats,,,.•
lady above bridge, where several got aground
time, but with considerable difficulty were ablen:
teed to'their respective destinations well freign
passengers, which the fineness of the iveatber'
attracted.
Verily children do put strange questions 1101,
papas and mammas, sometimes, to wit :—" idf
you wear straps ?" To keep my trouser%
John." " Pa, why do you wear braces ?" ;.„'
my trousers up, John." " Well,Ppa, that is founigie
Pots, in his History of Windsor, speaking o bol#l,
times from London, observes that " it is not pas',;e:',.;,
day's journeye removed from that flourishing ew,
is now not past half an hour's journey, but sPl34i%e
10 eitee,: minutes. Great alterations since
was ueeu.
SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GILL-- if'
We visited these de:ightful Gardens lest
and were highly gratified at the manner infor
Beethoven's " Battle Symphony" was ,Pe,r;.
under the able direction Godfrey. '
piece of music should be heard in the OP.° 111. c.
or.ler to have its effect properly apprecisten.
effects were admirably brought out last evenink
firing of the cannon, and the frequent disci° t:,
volleys of musketry, gave a eraisentb/ancedr,l,`;
performance, which must be wanting.
favourable circumstances. So perfect Was•. itt
sion, that we could almost fancy onrvelvesbo
midst of a heavy fight. The manner in wet: 41'
" Battle Symphony" has been got up re": bt''
greatest credit on Mr. Godfrey. As last 'CI
the anniversary of the Fire of London, the prore Id.diiplay during the conflagration was of a Ilti•oe,
usually brilliant character, in commernors.,,ere,
presume, of the anniversary. The gardens piled
they have been every night this season, cr°
exce,s.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
TATTERSALL'S.—YESTERDAT.
LEAMINGTON STAKES. tri°l
Algernon and Counsellor were backed for $ jet
at 5 to 1 ; and offers made to back Advice ag',ain•-•
ST. LEGER. •
Even betting the field and Scott's lot -;
4 to 1 agst Lord Stanley's Ithuriel—taken
9 to 2 agst Mr. Salvin's The Cure—taken
ep
7 to 1 agst Duke of Richmond's Red Deer
8 to 1 agst Col. Anson's Bay Momus—tkn.itstfoef
10 to 1 agst Col. Anson's The Princess—taken
10 to 1 at Mr Vae's Valerian
12 to 1 agsgs t Mr.. Irwinn's Foig-a-ballagh—takee'ere Ott::
Godfrey and one or two other outsiders W Of t!
tioned, but no disposition shown to back there'serio')
horses priced we may select four as haying been tit
in demand-4 to I was taken to a large atnell Oh;
Ithuriel ; 7 to I—about 1501.—about Red Dee;io,
freely about The Princess (two or three beL's„c
to 1) ; and 11 and 12 to 1 repeatedly aurwely,
ballagh ;7t02,4 to 1, and, finally, 9to hti°ol
against the Cure ; and 8 to 1, to two or thre-4,01/
pounds, against Bay Momus, each having r
opponents.

GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAr• tht,-,AO
100 to 15 was laid agst Rowena ; 8 to aci: Asw
Dodger. Similar odds to a small sum agst
Pet ; and 20 to 1 agst Ravensworth.
DERBY. 1,000
625 to 25 was bet agst Newsmongcr, all
agst Kedger.

STIRLING RACKS—(CoNcLlJOr)escb'f,6
FRIDAY.—The King's Park Stakes of 5°16. l'
added, for colts, Bst 71b; and fillies, Bst 4''' 1
(4 Subs.) 01e) $
Mr. Merry's Collier, by Sheet Anch0r........ (
„....
Mr. Ramsay's MiHen, by Inheritor ........... •''' wit)
Wn b a neck. a Pt
t, .
The Bannockburn Stakes of 20 sovs. ettem' 1,., /0"A
20 added.—No race. elect
The Burgh Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 25 Jo iOl
miles. (6 Subs.) wlllitv7th 1
Mr. Ramsay's Whistle Binkie, 5 yrs .. ...... ~,,_ 0011
The Falkirk Stakes of 3 sovs. each, 1,:.; ft4,il
added, once round (8 Subs.), were won in l'beslolliim
Mr. Wanchope's Erato, 5 yrs (W. Noble), oh e.
J. Boswell's Interest, Mr. Anderson's Mat "4
and three others easily. .ith 3 oF
The Sanchie StakeVf 5 sovs. each, 2 ft, '''ffest*
. ~..,. 44. 1
The winner. tsir 9 sola-Ator 1501., 84C' 1
round and 'a
distance. (6 Subs.) Noble) $
Mr. Robertsoo's Arnagill, 6 yrs ...... (W. - . 0 JO
Mr. Merry's Christopher, 5 yrs., :. ............... .....
to/
Sir J. Boswell's Geneva, 3 yrs..; ................ .. ch.
The St. Ninian's Free Handicip of 5 sows• eg'
added. One mile. (6 Subs.) bees°o.),
M. Ramsay's Lady Skipsey, 4 yrs ...... (14°
......,
Mr. Bobertson's Arnagill, 6 yrs .. ..............
Mr. Merry's Cable, 5 yrs
......................... .
Sir J. Boswell's Geneva, 3 yrs ................ •
Mr. Wanchope's Erato, 5 yrs ....................
Won on the post by a head.

The Earl of Darnley and the Hon. Eitligi;e4oleSel
the
.Cobhain Club on Monday last in A IOWA: (71011 i-
.
leunbocfam hise
oLordship'sfsuccesfutel
successfully.
ts. A"-r
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WILSON'S SCOTTISH MINSTRELST.---'l4r. Wilib'Sreo;
at present making a tour through Susse-' • b e' 01
Kent, and Surrey, and in all the tovro:11111:11:11t1511:1°‘
(d:eacsysa
morningudnieees .
theANt
tic audiences.
he has been greeted with terawded,tdoengia 6,,,i1ti1l
croompenor,
awithmeeatnybeliandgieasbainefitegegtaltilnetandenn::c :10c.g
0001,100
day morning, whileßewrithirtgohn-orenemFrsidwaeyrf g--wded ~- et
leave
Mr. Wilson was re'mirhoOrk;ol):
from one of Burns's letters to Mr. George . eti`AgeP
said be could not help menti • g. that that' f bisLical
lwho had prompted Burns to '''wnriint-e so Mani:t of Y-Stit
sixrites, and who had been a corresp9nue-orsiogit' tesl
Iyyears ago, was in the room thls,nt nfoYeu 10°'
though several years.above fourscore, still J pear fior
cellent health. MraThomson was sitting iolbe 03% eo;
.Wilson, and seemed, In enjoy most hearth,' • oe -tr o
awhich he gave several of Burns's sons• curlositi 0
t nof the old gentleman's name raised tßei to gel 0
he audience, and every eye was straineu„o4s,l4o,
glimpse of him. Mr. Wilson promised an'3,W:scett.,o- 0.
and
dighton in a few weeks, before he starts I°`, Pe'
in the meantime into I'
shire, the -
Isle of Wight; and other places- 4,,,,0, oof
DieVAN DIEMEN'S LAND.--At Hobart ~..--eboti off
men's Land, on the 29th of April, Mr.„,urthaf ,°,,,11
awarded MON. damages by the Supreme L'i9llior P"''ir
goes Gloucestershlr ' . ,o 0
ly. Dobson, both merchants of the coloq, cot el lb
charging John Franklin,
the plaintiff by letter to the ulir.-",,,,etb°
irith perjury and forger,' del v.' ,10
Attorney-General of the colony, was susPeAlt„„velif 011
Governor, for fighting a duel with' Mr. 31a..4eu-differ!siiti.
of the bar. r'
in L. rhey manage these Enat,iv— eat le
Ireland. Here an. Attorney-yen
so, so tito
with perfect impunity, whilst conducting, for I,co
State prosecution, challenge the thecounse' posy
edefendant to mortal combat, even in s 04601
f the Court, and whilst that counsel 010 elle, ybe
in his address to the jury on the part of his
.:of otitl
But at the Antipodes, although we hear Illitte"roie#
rude state of manners, no such license is Pe"Zottel.,t).
although in this distant colony there is to 'Tided 17,1,-1 del
cution, an Attorney-General is at once 015Pet,--tPitelf
Governor for doing that for which the Iris It iSll.O'O
General was lauded by the Tory faction. r,„1.0, $OlO,
that Sir John Franklin had not beard of, '47,, in,,P4,0
" affair," and of his being allowed to c0nt01t1f).....1/P
when he suspended his own Attorney-Goocrit•J
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Evening Post.