The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-06 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
William Pearath, Esq., and Mrs. Peareth, at Marshall
Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, from Kent ; Mrs.
Thtye, at ditto ; Mactaggart, Esq., and Mrs. Maetaggart,
at ditto ; Edmund Bacon, Esq., and Mrs. Bacon, at the Wa-
terloo Hotel, Jen-win-street, from Bakewell, Derbyshire ; Mrs.
Richardson and Miss Richardson, at 4litto, from the Continent ;
John Gough, Esq., and Mrs. Gough, at ditto, from Bath;
Lady Sherbrooke, at ditto, from a tour; H. P. Lowe, Esq.,
bonagh, Esq., Gilbert, Esq., and Russell Kendall,
Esq., at ditto, from a tour ; John Pagett, Esq., and Mrs.
Pagett, at ditto, from their seat, Cranmore Hall, Somerset ;
J Little, Eq.. and Min Little, at Nelson's Hotel, Portland-
place, from Abergavenny i • Cornelius Heyle de Wormo, Esq.,
st ditto ; Carlos Raynsford, Esq., at ditto; Captain Pitt, at
ditto; and Sir Robert Barclay, Bart., at ditto.
DEPARTURES.
Edward 1)1er, Esq., and Mrs. Lewis, from Nelson's Hotel,
Portland-place ; Rev. H. T. and Mr.. Lumsden, from ditto ;
W. C. Towers, Esq,, from ditto, for Cheltenham ; Captain
Boulby, from ditto ; Rey. Archdeacon Law, from ditto, for
Weston Super Mare ; Mrs. Scott and Miss Rayne, from ditto,
for Reading.
UN

IVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.
OXFORD, JuNt: 2.—At a Congregation held this day the fol-
lowing degrees were conferred:—
DOCTOR IN DIVINITV.—Rev. C. A. Ogilvie, Balliol Col-
iego, grand compounder.
DOCTOR INCIVIL LA W.—lter. Grant, New College.
BACHELOR IN iliEDlClNE.—Charnbers Christ Church.
MASTERS OF ARTS.—R.Iv. G. S. Harding, Brasennove Col-
ege ; R. Eddie, Brasennose College; A. R. Harrison, Queen's
College ; W. S. W. Vaux,
_ Balliol College ; H. N. T. Bus-
feild, Worcester College ; C. J. Quartley, St. Edmund Hall ;
Rev. G. W. Hutchings, Magdalen Hall ; Rev. C. W. Begot,
All *ouls College ; D. Jones, Jests College ; E. H. Plumptre,
University College.
BACHELORS or Aare.—H. S. Sawyer, Merton College ;
It. M. Richards, Merton College ; E. B. James, Queen's Col-
loge ; H. 0. Nothercot ,e Balliol College ; G. S. Munn, Tri.
nity College; B. C. Kt./adroit, Oriel College; R. Roope,
Wadham College.

FASHIONS PO IrJ UNLP:".
(From the London and Paris Ladies' MagCtzins of
Fashion.)
The dresses in most general use this season that have as yet
been worn are of silk materials, and they ere usually short and
glace, either plain, striped, or checked, foulards, bareges.
Pekins, nacres and entitles, &c. In dress white is uni-
versally worn. Dresses of the redingote form are with tight
sleeves or a conlisses, or with fulled him,. and the corsage with
rounded point, wliieh is insensibly leading us back to ceintures
they are of •areenet ribbon tying in front with long end.. 'ne
ceinture with- buckle is worn only with the morning peignoir,
and the true Medicis point-is reserved for full dress.
Skirts are very, long, even to training ou the ground, and
seldoth without some trimming, deep tucks, bisisbouillonnss,
and edged with gimp; some dresses are made with two pele•
rine., a small one to ornament the dress, and another very
deep to wear at pleasure instead of a shawl for the promenade.
The camails, large pelerines cardinals, are made in every
variety ; they are of silk in pale colours, glares trimmed with
/ace : a more neglige style is of dark colours, finished with
ruches, bouillons, folds, or lace. Cardinals mantelets and
scarfs are also made entirely of lace, or of muslin lined with
coloured silk.

In Paris' straw bonnets are worn lined with glacee silk, pinks
blue, and finished inside with a ruche of tulle of the same
colour; some are trimmed with cbouv, made of shaded ribbon,
resembling the poppy ; couronnes a la Josephine are worn
on straw bonnets, and some capotes of the straight form
have the wreath of towers placed quite at the edge of
the crown. Capotes of blond, ornamented with small
bunches of towers elegantly confining a trimming of lace. will
be worn when the weather is warmer. Veils of every kind
and size are universally seen. The newest caps have the lace
inelining on the forehead, and they are worn less backward ou
the heed ; the pattes are very narrow, most of them have the:
small papillon ala villageoise. Pretty scarfs, ala Muntespao,
are of sole glacee, with three pinked_ frills, or ut organdy, lined
with pink gauze, and festonne with pirk silk, a la eret ede cost,

FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE.
DI VIDENDS.
At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basiughall-street.
W. Thompson, hat manufacturer, Princes-street, Spitalfields.
June 24, at eleven—J. Jackson, glass dealer, Poultry June 24.
at half. past eleven-;-W. Raton and J. Hudson, leather sollers.
Fore-street, June 24, at half-past one—S. Chappell, butcher.
Lawrence-lane, City, June 2:), at one—E. Bailey, upholsterer.
Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, June 27, at half-past eleven.....
P. P. Thom*, printer, Warwick-square, June 27. at half-past
one—W. H. Hutchins, linen draper, Whitechapel-road, June
13, at half-past eeven—W. Legh, corn dealer, New Windsor.
June 24, at eleven.

, In the Country.
J. Johr.son, druggist, Nentwich, Cheshire, June 29, at twelve,
at the Crown Inn, Nantwich—W. Comer, irounumier, Nants
wick, Cheshire. June 29, at two, at the Crown Inn, Nantwicia
—.l. Marsden, corn dealer, Manchester, June 25, at ten, at the
Corninissionerte.rooms, Manchester—J. and T. Wood, cloth
manufacturers, Leeds, June 25, at eleven, at the Commis-
sioners'-rooms, Leed.—T. Marshall, grocer, Ilkeston, Derby.
shire, June 27, at one, at the New Inn, Derby—W. Carr,
grocer, South Shields, June 24, at eleven, at the Bankrupt
Commission-room, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—J. M. Rigden.
maltster, Wingham, Kent, Jit,.ne 27, at twelve, at the Guildhall.
Canterbury—R. Neech, sen.,: farmer, Kirkley, Suffolk, June
27, at eleven, at 'the King's Head Inn, Beceless:J. Holt.
grocer, Livesey, Lancashire, July i 5, at twelve, at the Toa n.
hall, Preston—B. Bead, wine merchant, Worcester, June 23.,
at two, at the Office of I. France, Worcester-s-W. Curtm,
common brewer, King's Lynn, Norfolk, June 25, at eleven, at
the Duke's Head Inn, King's Lynn—J. Prescott, innkeeper.
tJpholland, Lancashire, June 28, at two, at the Swan Inn,
Great Bolton—J. and W. Green, timber merchants, We_
!herby, Yorkshire, June 27, at eleven, at the Guildhall, York
—J. 111aCaire, J. Linnemann, and J. C. Berger, merchants,
Liverpool, June 28, at two, at the -Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool
Railton and J. Paley, Mousseline de Leine manufac-
turers, June 28, at eleven, the Commissioners'-rooms, Man-
ehester--B. and T. Tattersall,corn-merchants, Liverpool. June
27, at two, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool.
CERTIFICATES—JUNE 24.
J. Thornton, builder, Leicester—R. H. C. Hunt and E.
0. Smith, Merchants, Old Broad-street—T. WiNey, eons
dealer, Windle, Lancashire—W. Batson and J. Bissell.
ironmasters, 'Tipton, Staffordshire—G. H. St. Clair, pawn-
broker, Birmingham—D. Nutt, merchant, Stratford-green.
Essex—T. Bull, grocer, Minories--E. Green, tailor, affords
street, Bond-street—J. Crowe, innkeeper, Sunderland—R.
Bowiby, scrivener, Bishop Wearmouth—W. Hunt, jun., iron-
master, Tipton. Staffordshire.
• PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
S. and J. Darrington, poultry salesmen, Newrte-market
—.J. Swainson and J. Clayton, Manchester—J. W. Buckle,
H. M. iitagster, and H. Buckle, Mark-lane—W, Thaler and
J. Newbold, engravers, Kingston-upon-Hull--S. Curtis, J.
.Cuttis, and J. Wright, nurserymen, Bradwell, Essex—F. Mars
Shall and. J. S. Stoddart, merchant, Daritzie—P. Mottram and
'S. Moore, silk mercers, Lambs' Conduit-street—J. Mullins, C.
Mullins, and G. 'Mullins, pawnbrokers, St. Mary, Newington
(so far as regards J. Mullins)-11. and S. Marsland, cotton
spinners, Chadpworth, Derbyshire—W. Patten and C.. Coward.
lead merchants, Little Knight Rider-street, Doctors'.commonss
.:.-W. Tait and W. Milligan. hosiers, Dumfries—W. Plummer
atidPW. F. White, bar iron merchants, Norwich—J. Marais
and W. Muir, shawl merchants, Liverpool—A. Dutton and R.
Carlson, glass dealers, Tunbridge Wells—J. Parker and F.
Higgins, attorneys, Worcester—J. 1). and T. G. Williams.
mercers, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk—J. and 0. Richard...
booksellers, Fleet-street—J. and]. Fisher, lace manufacturers,
Radford, Nottingham—P. Pearce and D. Ellis, grocers, Ha-
verhill, Suffolk--It. Butterworth, J. Butterworth, R. Butter-
worth, and R. W. Butterworth, woollen cloth merchants, Hod-.
derdeld, Yorkshire (so far as regards B. Butterworth )—W.
Pullen and W."Joyee, common brewers, Trowbridge. WiltaUse
—W. North and J. West, cotton dyers, Bradford, Yorksb..re—.
C.' Coles, sen. and C. Coles, jun., dtopers, Portsmouth.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
LONDON, Jc NE 4.---Wilid this flay at noon, N.N.
Orr Scur.v, Nl.xv :IL—Minerva (barque). 'at: Whitby;*
Lima, Lownds, 'Bahia ; Circassia, &lichen, Yalpare).,..
pokys,ibutn. Juan: 2,....-Wind S.W. to t.....y. F..—Arni.
Pomona, Robson, Sierra Leone, sailed Mitch ,l 1, aud sailed
for Newcastle. Sid. Ellenhorough, Alairas ; Toronto, Nest
York ; Orestes, St. Lawrence. Arrd.- cif, Gienalvon. Courts.
Nassau, N P.
COWE!S, JUNE 2. —Arrd. Marie, Benny, Cuba; Legenia.,
Waterhouse, and Itamohun Roy, Young, Alatanza,
OFT POWYLANU, Jo NE I.,—Louisa, Wright, Sydney, wish
2,200 barrels; Maria, Reincke.
Orr li.ritA comer, JuNs: I.—Superb, Manns, Trinidad.
BRISTOL, JUNE 2.—Sld. Rohert Bruce, Quebec.
SWANSEA, JUNE I.—Arrd. Baronet, Wylie, Rio; Helea
Simpson, Seisk, and Elizabeth Bunion, Lour, Cuba,
Conic. ItLa Y 31.—S1d. Bachelor, Quebee.• •
OrF CROOKFIAVEN, MAY 30.—Gypsy, Messina.
, DEAL, JUNE 3.—A.M. Wind N. W,; r.st. S.S.E., t 0%).,
derate.—Arrd. Chieftain, North, fur Bombay. ifirrd. fr)t the
River
muda. and sailed, Susan King, St. Lucia; United K'Argilom.
Ber
Ore DA RTMOUTU, JuNI: 2.—A .Amphitrite, Rotterdam, tie
Surinam.
Prvmocrn, Ju NE 3. —Wind variable.-_Sl,lApolline, He.
but Town. Arrd. off, Ariel, Monte Video. '
FALMOUTH, JCNE 2.—Wind variable., and light.—Arrd.
Agamemnon,Bronmhead, and Lord CollinKwood,;Bell, Odessa;
Clyde steamer, Sampson, for We,t lue.les ; Great Liver
steamer, and sailed for Gibraltar; Little Nile steamer, Alm,
&tickle. Arrd. off. Aurera, Sandy/Pik. Buenos Ayres, and sailed
for Antwerp.
YARMOUTIC, JuNE 3.... Arrd. Ceres, Gottenburg to Quebec.
Mrtroan, JUNE 2,:-...Sit Maria, Havannah.
COWES, JuNE.3 ..-Arrd. William, Ferrel, Matanzas. BBL
Tuscan, New Zialand. .
PonTs)torrrt, JUNI 3.—Wied S.E.—And. her Ma-
jesty's ship Pique, Barbadoes, left 7th ult. ; Horatio, Londoa
for South Seas; Allman, Ditto, for China. Arrd. of,Mi...
aerie, Duck, Virginia for Bremen.
LIVERPOOL, Je NE 3.—Wind, variable and light.----AL
Ann Hall, Quebec • "Gleneira, Singapore ; Devon, Cale etta i
Priscilla, Pernambuco; Charles Haumerstt,n, St. Doreingo,
Theodore, Jamaica; Robert Isaac, Savannah ; Walter Stott,
Nassau ; James Edward, and Sylvanus, Jenkins, New York ;
Duke of Wellington, Rebecca, Elizabeth Bouilly, and Douglas,.
St. .John's, N.B. ; Jessie, Quebec ; D'Arey, China : Certus.,
Montreal.
Coat, June 1.---Arrd. Grace Darling, Tomlin, Smyrna,
ANTWEEP, JUNE I.—The Series Boys, from Harannel to
Ghent, is, ashore in the Terneuse Channel, and cannot be got of.
VESSELS SPOEEN wlTll.—lndianeren, Holmes. Copen-
hagen to Batavia, 31st ult., off the Land's End, by the AT enorie,
arrived at • Falmouth. ~Chanticleer, Clyde to 'Madras.
April 10, lat. 7 N., lot.. 20 W. ; Urania, Cadiz to Quebec.
17th ult., lat. 40, lon.. 26, by the Pomona, arrir ed at Ports.
mouth. Mary, Limerick to New York, ISO: ult., lat. 46,
lon. 39; Roger Stewart, Clyde, to do., 21st, lat. 47, lon. 36,
by the Glenowon, arrived off Portsmouth. Culdee, of Gree-
nock, lat. 2 N., lon. 21 W. ; Don, of Jersey, 30th ult. lat. 4.
lon. 11, by the Louisa (whaler), arrived off Portland. Martha.
from Cork, with passengers, 20r11 ult., lat. 47, lon. 40, by the
Eliza Ann, arrived at Liverl. Ware, of Jersey, from the
West Indies, lon. /7, by the Britannia, arrived at Bristol ;
Blanche, of and from I.)obegal, 18th ult., lat. 46, lon. 40, by
(
the Flauterium A1,i1., arrived at Port'u,outh. Chieftain.
Belfa.t to Queue..- 22t1 ult., lat. 48, 100. 33 ; Huron, Liverpool
to New York, lat. 46, lon. 3:3, by the Rienzi, arrived off
Follstotw; John and Mary, Bristol to Quebec, 14th ult., lat.
48,,.1.m. 41 ; Fraser, Cowes ao Quebec, 20th. lat. 45, 100. 35,
IP ; the Glaugru, arrived.off Saleombe. Lancer, of Sunderland,
Bth ult.,off Cape St. Vincent, by the Jane, Lowden, arrived off Falmouth. Deborah, Cape to London, 18th April, lat. 3 N..
i 10n.'21 W. ; Imogene, Clyde to Calcutta, 22d W., lat. 4, ion_
20, by the Sumatra, arrived offFalmouth.

•
VEAT (11' STRENta H.—A. la* number of tin re-
spectable farmers in the neighbourhood of Market Drapor
assembled at the Phoenix Inn, on Wednesday, the Ilth t,,
to witness the decision of a wager, when James Bearden, 4e
the third son of 31r. Francis Beardmore, of the Dairy-lw An.a,
near Drayton (a youth only 17 years of age), was back ed to
lift- up from the floor, and get upon his right shoulder. a bag
of wheat (of three Cushels, weighing 11 score and 947., bag
included), with his right hand alone, unassisted ID3: his left
hand, with which .he was not to touch the bag. This very-
extraordinary feat of strength he very cleverly performed in
the market-room of the l'humix Inn, before the assembled:
company, by stooping down, laying the -bag on his lap with hire
right hand, then turning it round his hip upon his back, aft.er-
wards hitching it up his back and bringing it to his right
shoulder, keeping his left hand and arm down by his left-side,
quite clear away from it—a most imparallelled perforAtenco.
'the free and generous burst of old English cheers by eno com-
pany, when he stood up with the bag upon his shouldti, proved
the view which the farmers took of the performance,-,, perfor.
nuance which very few could do with both hands iu tips midair
of a room.
•

FHENCII R.l 1.1,n0A T) PR EcA UTIONs.-I),e ine• mbent
of the commission for making researches and ext,eriments as to
improvements in the manufacture of attletrees for locomotive:
steam-engines, the resistance they have to sustain during their-
use, and the proofs to which they ought to foe previously sub..
jected, and secondly, to study the various means which ought;
to be employed to diminish the effects and dangers to arise fronan
shocks and collisions on railroads, have been nominated by the.
Minister of Public Work% They aluou'at to seventeen ber, having M. Cordier, the Peer, for Their .nteen in num-.
President, and M-
Teisserenc for their Secretary. The,
are all scientific and
practical men.
,ilr4
Stttay evening. last the
PoTiToti II tOTS.-011 . 1
town was thrown into a state of excitement and contusion, in
consequence of a riotous attack made by a large ' u country people who had purchased potatoes in-thitSn'OMiarleot,nakiade
who were taking theist out of tovrn. One :v an has bees
SUP° el7ingFei":colie took
committed to trial for having .
In Ballymena there was a similar
taken au active kart in the riot:
potatoe riot. last week.- -
place Ott F'..idayi'marntetahe
Tri-
bunalAt strange Scene
Coirrectitnnelle. A *man,
evidence
jarstiecn.ebeitioughhatdepg Artier'
y.
pe7ceivbeedggitnhge awnidtr,esfseigwnhinogweeinfi
tromities.
agility against him, when
over the bars of the 17lalicebinatprowprithiated.
prisoners, he darted on the wi Li I; - - seize
by the throat, aud attempted to
it was
ot:Thhhreee genr
darmes immediately interfered, but
difficulty that they could force Artier towlq%l7 ihis thLirl"44
remained fur some time in a state of irritati,m nearly apPrWs ht :
mg to madness, and again attempted to tqush at the witllol2.
The Court was forced at last to order bin\ to be removed,' WA
confined in the Conciergerie.