The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-19 00:00:00

MISCELLANEOUS.

THE LATE MARCHIONESS OF WORCESTER.—
The mortal temains of this 'much lamented amia-
ble Lady were yesterday removed from. the resi-
dence of the Duke of 'WELLINGTON, for inter-
ment in the family vault of the T)uke of BEAu-
FORT, in the parish church of Badmington, near
the seat of this Nobleman, in Gloucestershire.—,
The funeral processesion was followed by the
Carriages of the following distinguished indivi-
dunes :
Marquis of 'Worcester, Lady A Smith, Duke of -Beaufort,
Countess 'Murnington, Duke .of Grafton' Duke of York, Duke
of Wellington, ,Lord C. Somerset, Lord F. Somerset, Viscount
tiranvilje, Right Hon.-Sir H. Wellesley,, Right Hop.: W. W.
Pole, Lady 11,' . Ponsonby, Hon. General C. -I,itzrov, Earl of
Harroviby, Viscount Duncannon, Archbishop of York, Earl
of Carlisle, Sir A. Macdonald,.Dean of Salisbury, Marchioness
of Downshire.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MAY 18—Having had but few arrivals
of Wheat and Barley-this week, And .a demand for that of fine
quality, prime samples of each of the above articles were readily
disposed of at an -advance of _ls. per quarter on Monday's
prices,-- but there was scarcely any thing doing in the inferior
qualities. The Oat• trade was 'heavy-at :Monday's prices, the
supply being greater than the demand.. In Beans and Peas no
alteration.

SMITHFIELD, MAY 18.-Our market was very well sup-
plied with prime Beasts this Morning, which -went oft' pretty
brisk at Monday's prices,; :Mutton was also full as dear as on
Monday ; Pork ana Lamb are rather cheaper ; Veal was brisk
in sale, and a trifle dearer.

Beef - - 3s 10d to 4s fld Veal, - . - 5s Od to 6s Od
Mutton - -3sNJto 4s tla I Pork - - - 4s 6:1 to vs 4d
.Lanib - - - 6s Od to is 2d,

IRELAND.—We have to-day a duty to perform,
which we discharge, we need scarcely add, with
.exultation and pride. It is to stale to the public
that we have, at length, the Royal word for the
corning of the 'KING-. We' have the permission
of a distinguished personage, officially connected
with this country,to announce, that in a personal
communication with the SovEnxic-;;N, a very feW-
days agO, when the subject of his- MAiesTv's
visit to Ireland Was purposely introduced, his
MAJESTY was pleased to.express: himself as fol-
lows—we may be understood'as quoting his MA-
:JESTY'S own words=" Nothing shall Prevent My
going to Ireland this summer.". To this fact our
characterstands pledged.(Doblifi Patriot.) ,
Music Room.—Mr. Marshall's - Concert on
Monday was honoured by the -attendance of a
numerous and fashionable audience. The, se-
lection for the occasion was highly judicious,
and the performers exerted thernselves.to give the
compositions the fullest effect. Miis Wilson is
evidently improved since we.last heard her: she
sang the songs, " Fly, soft ideas," and 4( Itestd '
ingratia," With great brilliancy ; and the duetts,
" I love you sweet maid,'!_and " Together let us
range," by Miss Wilson and Mr. Iforn,-wererap-
turously encored. The concerto on the violin,
by--Mr. J. Mar Shall, drew forth distinguished
marks of approbation, and. put us in_ mind of his.
late preceptor, Mori ; and. we have no doubt lit
in the course of a few years he will eqUal that
extraordinary -player. It- is but justice to the
instrumental band to say, that the overtures -were
giveh with a precision and effect that would do
credit to a London orchestra.—(ollOrd journal,
Mu 18.)

HonAln Cautt. y.—Yesterday moz ning, Ceo.
Pain was.brought before Edmund A nderton, Esq.
by.bis master, Mr. Samuel Coombs, of' NeWton
St. Loe, farmer, and committed to the Ifonse
of Correction, on a charge of having, on- Monday
last, cruelly pulled from- the roots the tongue of
one of the horses committed. to..his care I.- Ile had
returned to the stable with the horses at 6 o'clock
in the evening,hut went away without unharnessing
them.' A fellow-servant, going into the stables,
found one.of the. horses throwing his head about,
apparently in great agony, and on examining, dis-
covered the tongue hanging. from his mouth two
or three inches.! The poor creature, was-in that
dreadful state, that,Mr: Coombs left the Magi-
strates with a determination to have him killed.--
Oath Rerald.) . .
MALICIOUS AND DIABOLICAL ACT.—Trvo men,
late, servantsof -Mr.: Hitchcock of. Alleannings,
have. been in custody for the last 3 weeks, charg-
ed with having destroyed a horse belonging to
' their master, by forcing doWn its throat a quan-
tity. of small nails and pebbles. This cruel act
was perpetrated on. a Friday ;. and it is singular
that on the Saturday the horse ate its food and
worked as usual, the nails having' passed into its
stomach ; on the Sunday_morning,,however, it
died ;! and on being dissected, it was !soon found.
what occasioned , its death. The servants, have
not yet-been cOmmitted, from the want- of corn 7
plete evidence against them,7.--(Thid.)
AWFUL INSTANCE or unDEN,DcATH.----A most
awful instance of sudden death occurred about
two o'clock yesterday. afternoon in Fleet-street.
As a Gentleman and. Lady were walking arm in
arm, towards St. Dunstan's,,Church, on a sudden
he gave a start and exclaimed, " J Lord, what's
the matter ?" and instantly fell down speechless
and Insensible. Ile was carried into the shop, of
a chemist, nearly opposite, where, every necessary
attention was . rendered, and two or three other
Medical Gentlemen who were sent for came, but
to no Purpose, as he never breathed, nor showed
the smallest signs of life.
CALA:MTOUS OCCUEICENCE.—Cfarther Parti-
culars.)-7-Yesterday evening, at six o'clock, the
packet Lord D'Undan brought up in the. Bay
from Calais, and the first beat had just 'put .ar
from her with passengers (the wind at the time
blowing very hard), when the Lady Jane, pas-
sage, vessel, from some unaccountable accident,
went completely over the boat, and ran her
down, with a crew, of five seamen and eleven
passengers, who, were thus left struggling with
the waves : nine of
,the passengers
.were fortu-
nate enough to get hold of the bob-stay of the
Lady `Sane, and notwithstanding she pitched
amazingly, and they were plunged under the
waves several times, preierved their, hold until
they were taken off by the numerous boats at-'
tending the vessels ; the crew were also saved ;
but we, lament to add, that one young man, 'a
passenger, of the name of Moses Jacobs, who
was said to haVe a considerable stun in gold about
him, sunk to rise no more 'A reward of twenty
guineas has been offered forthe discovery of his
body by some of his relatives. It is also said
that another person was drowned, but from the
great confusion which, prevailed at
-the moment
of the accident, it lkuncertain,—(DovcrOlay 17.) ,