The Sun.
London, England, 1827-03-31 00:00:00

BERWIcK ELECTION.

STATE OF THE POLL,
FIRST DRY, MARCH 27.
Sir Francis Blake, Bart.
Sir David Milne, K. C.B BB
SECOND DAY.

Sir Francis Blake, Bart 2Bl
Sir David Milne, K.C.B 9l
John Bayley, Esq. ... S
TRIED DAY.—FINAL CLOSE OV THE POLL.
Sir Francis Blake, Bart Sle
Sir David Milne, K.C.B ... 101
John Bayley, Esq 4
Sir Francis Blake, Bart. was declared duly elected.

FASHIONABLE AND MISCELLANEOUS.

WINDSOR, MARCH 30. Yesterday the
whole of the distinguished party which were on
a visit to his MAJESTY, left the Royal Lodge
for their respective residences in town.
It is said that his MAJESTY intends leaving
the Royal Lodge in a few days, for St. James's
Palace.

The Duke and Duchess of Clarence returned
to their residence, in Bushy Park, on:Thursday night.
The Duke of Susses and the Duchess of
Gloucester visited the Princess Augusta yesterday.
Mr. Secretary Canning, after returnimy on
Lodge, had an interview Mr. Secretary Peel,
Thursday evening frontAtte *ding the Ktyci, at the Royal
with
as had
also the Duke of Wellington.

Yesterday morning, between eight and nine
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gradually.ooL. —I
io'clock, Mr. Secretary Peel left town to attend his MA-,
JISTY, at the Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park.
.LORD L R
" His Lordship is going on very well." _
THE KING AND THE MARQUIS OF HEAT-
roan.—ln the third day's sale of the Duke of York's healtii
continues to improve Dr.
Dreyer yesterday, as to the state of his Noble Patient, was
Tris-
kets, &c., at Christie's Rooms (on Thursday), a powerful
Theis Lordship's
answer given
contention was excited between the agent of his Majesty and
the Marquis of Hertford, for the purchase of a nuignificent
Seal, the handle composed of a block of lapis lazuli, with
the royal arms engraved upon a Brazil pink topaz, of unpar-
ralleled size and beauty, the mounting of exquisite chasings,
in variously coloured gold, set with one large turquoite.—
was at last bought by the Kitua for one hundred and ene

guineas.

FINE ARTS.—We perceive with much plea-
sure that Mr. WALTRIP, Parox has improved upon his ex-
quisite likeness of the late Duke of YORK by the addition of
appropriate embellishment—the Symbols of War, with a
soldier mourning over the lose of " the Soldier's Friend,"
being very tastefully displayed in the new picture, in place
of the ornamental penmanship which encircled the original.
This circumstance must render the portrait—what it de-
serves to be—highly acceptable to the military, and the
admirers of warlike deeds. The engraving is executed
with much spirit.
Henry Peters, Esq. had a dinner party on
Thursday, at his house, Park-street, Grosvenor-square.
DISTRESS IN THE COUNTRY.--Yesterdey
about noon, as three can laden with eats from the County
Limerick, were passing on the road about two miles at this
side of Caller, they and their owners were attacked by a
mob of country people, who opened the sacks and tossed the
oats about the road. The greater part of the corn Was
afterwards carried off by the women in their aprons. Pre-
sently after, a load of pigs' heads, containing 16 cwt.
was stopped, and every pigs' head carried off. It
appears that some persons from the neighbourhood of
Caber, had gone a few days since into the County Limerick
to buy potatoes, (where they can be had much cheaper
than in this county) that having been attacked and beaten
there, and not suffered to bring home the 'potatoes, they
were determined to retaliate on the aounty Limerick people.
The poor people who carried off the pigs' head were suffer-
ing under that worst of calamities, hunger.--Tipperary
Free Press of Wednesday.