The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-05 00:00:00

fHE ARMY.

The Ist Battalion of the Coldstream Regiment of Guards
marched on Wednesday from Finsbury Quarters, to Knights-
bridge Barracks.

The 2 ißattalionef the 3d Foot Guards proceeded on Wednes.
day to occupy the quarters vacated by the let battalion of th*
Coldstream Regiment of 'Guards.

The 77th (East Middlesex) Regiment of Infantry has complet-
ed its augmentation establishment.

A detichment belonging to the Veteran Companies embarked
on the Qd inst. on board the Orpheus convict ship, at Chatham,
for New South Wales.

A detachment of the 60th Rifle Corps marched on Wednesday
from Westminster, for Manchester.

A detachment of the 90th Foot marched on Wednesday front
Westminster, for Radford.

THE LATE BISHOP OF DURHAM'S WILL.

The Will of the late Shute Barrington, Bishop of
Durham, has just been proved in ihe •Prerogative
Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury, The per-
sonal estate and effects are sworn under 160,0001.

His Lordship *commences hie will in the following

terms :

" I, Shute Barrington, Bishop of Durham, behig of sound
health, both of body and mind, but not forgetful of the uncer-
tainty of life, do hereby publish and declare this to be my last
will and testament. My soul I commit to that Almighty Being
from whom I received it, humbly hoping that he will mercifully
pardon all the sins and errors of which I have at any time been
guilty; and that he will deign to accept my imperfect services'
through the merits and mediation of his blessed Son lons Cbristf

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the truth of whose gospel I most Unfeignedly believe ; and for the
benefits derived to mankind from whose doctrines, pteceptsr
example, efficacious death, atonement, and intercession,
the most devout and grateful sense.

cc To relieve my exmotors from any doubts which they might
otherwise have respecti4 the disposal of my remains, I desire that
they may be interred, with the ntrootit simplicity, in the raelt !fin
Mongewell church,. elsollld 1 (lie there, or at London; but-If 1 die
at Durham, or Auckland Castle, that then they may be dew
posited in the chapel at the last of those two places, without stiY
vain pomp or idle parade.. Should it please God to remove me
out of this world by distemper, attended with uncommon symr.
toms, the causes of which, it is apprehended by the medical per"
sons attending me, may be discovered by dissection, I expressly'
order that my body may be opened, and my case published for the
benefit of my fellow-creatures."
The Bishop gives most of his real estates in Durham to trus-
tees, for his great-nephew, the Hon. W. K. Barrington, .and his
children; his manor of Mongewell, ()son, to his great-nephews-
Uvedale Price; several sums to his relations; a few boat" to the
Brush Museum, others to Bishop Coain'a library, Durham; Soule
pictures to the See of Durham as an heir-loom. He, then state,
thst whereas he has lately purchased of Joseph William Ogle, of
Southampton-steeet, Blootnsbury, in the county of Middlesex,
Esq,, a mansion-house, called Warwick-house, with eatch.lonset,
stables, &r., adjoining, situate in Worthing, in the county 01
Sussex, with the fixtures and furniture belonging to the stung, file
the sum of 12,0001., he gives the said mansion unto trustees, t's
permit and suffer Ann Eliz. Colberg, of Cayendish-squere, in the
county of Middlesex, spinster, to enjoy the said mansion-houser
and to receive the rents, issues, and profits thereof, during the
term of her natural life, for her sole support and peculiar use and
benefit, without being subject to the power, control, interference,
debts, or engagements, of any husband she may at any time here-
after marry.
He also gives and bequeaths to Miss Ann Elizabeth Colberg,
during her life, his own portrait, by Robertson, which is now
hung up in the dressing room at 31ongewell, and also the use sad
enjoyment of the china iu the ,said dressing room.
The following bequests are made to several charities:—To the
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in fiireign parts, 1,00
To the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1,0001.
the Clerical Orphan Society,,4oo4, sito the. Bririsli and
reign Bible Society, 500/. To thisilftional School, Baldwin;-
garden', Gray's lan-lane, for tlie instruttion ~f poor
the Madras system, 1,000/, 3iissionary „Society 1
George'''.
established in London in the year 1799, London. 5001: 'G chO(I! fur the I,nlig lltlllitaelr
unloose in stsi
DAfurmicab,auind
fields, Surrey, 6001. London Fever Institutirm, 500/. 15!f4.4
Hospital at Hyde-par k-corner, bOOl. llfiddhaex Hospital, 50T.
Institution called the Stranger's Friend, xOOl.Refuge tor Or,
Destitute, situate at Middicliet -haus°, jr;1.1„„;:h oic
Society for the Suppression a vice 1.00,.
6001. Female Penitentiary, 5001.14
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walls the stun
dieitY
Society,
600?.
I""hiP
g"
and-begtibi think most
of :1,000/. to ben pplied by his executors
ndyisable, for the purpose of erecting ausctlihdeoYl.t°ssi'llools,.traitnlxesf
instruction of poor children -of the diocess of Pu,t 1Z" 14.
to
to the Madras system, or for promoting that bsilTPAittrolii te
in any manner they should deem most proper,Ou t'Ss! ',dim ilk
effect its stlutary object—and aid and assist any
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the diocese fur that object,. He gives to thiOloyal i'Ynn4"l,vr7,t-
-ciety in London, 500/. To the Asylum for tlic
fl 'syHealth, id the New-read, Pancras, in the counts, of Al 'fl!,..tm„
5001. Vs the Society fur the Conversion and Hehgu)ud I>
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.
dimtio Islands,nan iEdu,coaotot
ion..of the Negro Slaves in the British Wo.t
He gives to his ranch-valued and esteem.e4. friends, Dr. bofr
Bargees, Bishop of Salishorys- 100/. ; and to . the lieu.
Duren, I. A., Rector
of 11fongewell, 1001. ; to Henry I hilt; 1,,
and the Rev. Ji2111(11 Baker, the sum of 500/. each, as an aelniow
ledgment for their trouble in the execution of the trusts of
will. He gives John Burley 100/. ; to the Rev. George
bend, Prebendary of I)urliani,
and the Rev. William Stephen (Ai!?
of
vilBol. each t4(k.eladati..e,
lon"vi4la"rlkiTlusis regard
gre'il "hefott *".
th9etynnof
clerk, 0

sequence of her clothes accidentally 'catching fire, a kotprOntieins
BURNT TO DEATH.—Yesterday Morning, in con'
child, six years old, daughter of Mr. Chambers, ofLittlit Shire"
lane, Carey-street. About nix years ago Mr. C.. had the 1100".-
tune to lose a daughter of' the 311111 e age under similar eircurw
stances.
CIIILII EN .STOLEN.-11W0 families in the ptU'
of Shadwell have each lost a little girl since last Sunday inorningoi
about ten o'clock : one is Emma Basset, three years and a 1)31
old, a stout child, with light curly hair, and blue eyes with
black frock and white pinafore—she has a pear on her left tangy
The The other is Mary Hurlock, four years and a half ol I, olark•ba'r
and dark eyoi; had a blue frock, and a brown beaver bonnet Iv 6.
They were seen about one one (o'clock on Sunday, at the lout 4 t
the London Hospital. • •
ATMOSPHERICAL PREssußi.—Firom a'comparl"
500 of the various meteorological journals throughout the eonti-4
it appears that the main height of the barometer in the year 0
was greater than the main of the preceding 11 years.

SOUTHALI. CATTLE MARKET.
ri.twasna-r, MAT 3.—At tide dity's market, whielirshibite,
s god supply, and was well attended by bile*, each old „foot
amutianded s moderately larisirsale, at the following yrices
-stiwe of 0114., to sink the offal'.—Beef, from 3s. Bd, 11-b6r.4;
Mutton, Ss. 10d. to 6a. 2d. ; Lamb, tia. to 6e. titl; ; "a' .
to Bs. ; Pork, 4i. 211. „to As. 2d. The above quotations ftvi:
Beef, Veal, and Mutton, 2d. per stiiite•dtkrer ; prime Lamb' '1
per stone cheaper ihan on this ditY:ae'nnight. Bat a small 11'r
tion of the supply left the market unsold.

TUNBRIDGE MONTHLY MARKET. 4:„„
TVVIDAY, Mar 2.—Beef, from.4s. 4d. to bs. ; Altitton,
6d. to bs. 4d. ; and Lamb, A. GcL to 6e. 6d. per stone.
moderate supply, and a brisk trade.

LEWES MARKET.
TUYSDAY, MAY 2...—BEef produced from 4*. 441. to 4t. 10.1.
Mutton, 43. Bd. to 53. 4d.; and Lsunb, 6*. to 7s. per bt"",:,
Supply good, and trade, etpecially with prime tbingo,

HAILSUAM MARKET. rigt
WitnxitsnAT, Mh.r 3.—Beef, from 4s. 4d. to 4s. 10t1. ;
ton, Ca. 6d. to 6s. 2d. ; and Lamb, 6s. to 6s. 6d. per stuiLd:
Supply of Beaata, limited; of Sheep and Lambs, moth.ratcly
Trade with Beef, brisk; with Mutton and Lamb, dull.

a soOnn, the Ist Inst., at Upperßl ,Snnbulry, Mrs. Arthtir tjf

Tanynlort,heth2edßinevs.tl CiTinorwchniumbycit,h:nßit Zirelclinr
MA KIM).
Aaiatullne°_,yrnistireY .1, 1,
are Townsend,Esri.of Downhille,Middlesex, to Eliza Frar the
eldest daughter of Colonel Norcott, cominanding
411fle Brigade, and second in command at Halifax:

Lelristunn, Kent, in him C.
On Wttingsdny
.nierning Lilr. Either. t•-ergea

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