The Sun.
London, England, 1842-05-20 00:00:00

ourcion Rebow, Travers, H. D. Erskine G E. B.
Roche; M.P., F. Stanford, William iCingston, Chal-
loner, Babbage, Peers Williams, M.P., Ogden, Boyd
Alexander, Summers Harford, Hockley F. Wood,
Bullock, Busfield Ferrand, M.P., Middleton Berry,
Charles Gubbins, John Paynter, Clive, H. Hymen Co-
hen, Thesiger, M.P., John Masterman, jun., Richard
Pennefather, Henry Seymour Vandeleur, David Inglis
Money, Wm. Feilden, M.P., Fitzgerald Higgins, J.
Bailey, Brothertan M.P., Ouseley Higgins, Carden,
M'Cullom, E. W. Robertson, Campbell, Cooper,
Henry Coe Coupe, Chichester, Robert Ellis, Ar-
thur French, Rowley Lascelles, Pendarves, M.P., Pur-
'cell, Charles Cavendish, De Burgh, Granville J.
Penn, Bowyer Smith, Tottenham, Thompson, Lloyd,
Alexander Oswald, Archibald, M.P., Winterbottom,
C. J. Middleton, S. Weld, Towers, Samuel Platt, Tho-
mas Rowe, Henry Stuart, Rashleigh, M.P., Pemberton
William Paynter, Ernest Charles Jones, Gibson Craig,
M.P., Sergeant Talfourd, Hardy, M.P., Maynard,
Henry Fortescue, C. Craddock, Andrew Spottiswoode,
Milner Gibson, M.P., John Cary, Brownrigg, M.P..
Stepney, Phillips, Hamilton Story, Dehany, Sebastian
Smith, Hananel de Castro, Nugent Vaughan, S. B.
Fdenborough, Josiah Wilson, Basset, H. U. Addington,
Rich. Wolseley, Robert B. Kaye, Congreve Lonsdale,
J. A. Daxis, Longden, Ferdinand Lovenhager,
/Murchison, Joseph Somes, Jun., Ireland Black-
khurn, ALP.. J. 0. Connell, H.P., M‘Gregor, Montagu
Bucknell Estcourt, Alexander Mackinnon, Percy
Severn, Anson, Charles Longden, Charles Craven, Ed-
ward Orme, James Gardiner, Hope Johnstone, M.P.,
Oetavius Morgan, J. M. Balfour, M.P., F. Davey, Bar-
clay de Mountenay, N. Bland, C. R. Adams, J. G. Smith,
S. March Phillipps, Gwynne, Deans Campbell, Thomas
Bacon. Otway Cave, Robertson, Henry Morant, John
Townley, M.P., H. Lee Warner, John Round, jun.,
Cade, G. B. Cole, W. B. Diamond, East, M.P., Sergeant
llompas, Sergeant Gaselee, De Winton, 1). Lysons, Rd.
R. A. Stallbrd, Sergeant Atcherley, Dr. Lysons, R.
Wellesley, J. P. Clowes, Hopkinson, Hamilton Borer,
jun., Halford Batterby, Newdigate,
ADMIRALS.--E. W. Browne, Sir J. Beresford, Thomp-
son, Sykes, Sir P. Durham, Dundas, G. Paulett, Sir E.
-Otway, Sir G. Seymour, Sir H. Pigot, Tait, Sir E. Cod-
rington, Skipsey.
GENERALS.—Sir A. Maclaine, Cartwright, Sir Henry
Wheatley, G. C. H., W. Morison, Sir J. Money, Turner,
Sir H. king, Hon. Sir A. Deft; Sir D. Hill, Wemyss,
Sir. T. Bradford, Sir R. Macfarlane, Sir J. Guise, Latter,
Sir. F. Maclean, Shubrick, Sir G. Bowater, Sir. H. Pynn,
C. Macleod, H. Thomson, M. Junes, Sir J. Kempt,
Lambert, Sir C. Dalbiac, Sir F. Stovin, Sir R. Gardiner,
L'Estrange, P. Stuart, Sir A. Barnard, Sir P. Ross, Sir
IL Ross, Sir C. Halkett, Dickson, Sir B. Camac, Sir W.
Cotton, Sir L. Otway, Nicol, Sir H. Douglas, Boardman,
Sir H. Pakenham, Sir W. Eustace, Sir G. Quentin, Sir
G. Adams, Sir J. Buchan, Sir E. Paget, Wood, Ander-
son, Hon. Sir W. Lumley, Sir F. Cockbtuit, Shuldham,
Sir J. Macleod, Frederick, Duffy.
COLONELS—Marquis of Douro, Chamberlayne, Cle-
ments, Howard, Buckley, Delap, Thomas, Blane, Elwood,
H. Maclaine, Bowles, S. Dales, Clive, Hon. G. Keppel,
Viscount Guillamore, W. Sykes, G. Halford, H. Baillie,
Webber, B. Knox, Fludyer, Bowers, Connop, Phillpott,
F. Clark, Hely, Rogers, Parke, Best, Hood, Verner,
Gawler, M'Call, Proctor, Gurwood, Conolly, F. Grif-
fiths, Norcliffe, Owen, Bolt, Grieve, Sir H. Townshend,
W. Miles. H. Hartley, N. Wilson, Powell, Love, Daniell,
Austin, Bingham, Peel, Sir S. Higgins, W. Jones,
Monckton, Wyndham.
MAJoas—Christie, W. Bruce, Wilson, A. Wathen,
J. Moore, Raith, Huntley, Turner, Marshall, Hartley,
J. R. Smyth, Allen, J. Anderson, Irving, Chetwynd,
Trent, Reeves, S. Wilkinson, Chipchase, Paine, Grubbe,
M'Queen, Halifax, Coryton, C. Vivian, J. Maclean,
O'Brien.

CAPTAINS-J. D. Boswell, M. J. Currie, Lord M.
Kerr, Knox, F. Villiers, C. Baden, Harris, M. Kelly,
Foulke, T. Dickinson, W. Lovell, R. Rushbrooke, M.
Archdall, Waters, C. Johnstone, Murray, Pixley, Cox,
J. Vivian, Wm. Gordon, C. Norris, Valiant, Wickham
Freeman. Ormsby, Margary, W. S. Haslewood, Rayner,
Eliot, Butler, Arengo Cross, Colt, J. W. Montagu, RN.,
John Innes, Wdker, Murray, R.N., Boldero, M.P.,
Octavius Vernon Harcourt, R.N., J. Johnson, Corbet,
Stepney, Franks, R. Meredith, Bloopfield, George Smith,
RN., Watson, Hansler, Alkin, Philip Harris, Charles
Stuart, Ellis, Storer, Blackall, Berners, Williams, R.N.,
Barlow, R.N., Junes, E. Lloyd. RN., Codrington, R.N.,
Wormeley, Ferryman, It. Wood, L. Bulkeley, J. Price,
RN.. Waldegrave, R.N., Philip Harris, Cuddy, Sir John
Hill, R.N., Meynell, R.N., Cuppage, W. J. Eastwich,
Eden, R.N., Ryder Burton, R.N., William Holt, Thorn-
brough, R.N., Wormeley, RN., Sir Eaton Travers, RN.,
Gabriel, R.N., Hon. Joseph Denman, R.N., Munro,
Charles L. De Salis, W. Watson, Brew, A. P. Hamilton,
RN., Stepney, Berkeley, R.N., Shea, Meade, Henry
Tucker, Romilly, Philip Harris, St. Aubyn. R. Pules-
ston, Bateman, Henry Paget, B. G. Layard, Montague
Meryweather, Hubard.

COM3IANDERS—FeIix Edwin, Norcott, RN., J. W.
Pritchard, R.N. ; Reeve, R.N. ; Steane, R.N. ; Gustavus
Evans, John N. Gladstone, R.N. ; J. N. Langford, R.N.;
Hon. Robert Gore, M.P. ; H. W. Hill, Hon. S. T. Car-
negie, M.P. ; Fulford, W. H. Hall, R.N. ; Gooch, R.N.;
R. G. Welch.

LIEUTENANTS—Bateson, Lynedoch Gardiner, R.Wal-
lace, De Batho, George Cookes, H. Irvine, William
Yates Peel, G. Wardlow, Edward Harvey, C. J. Hext,
R. P. Dawson, Montresor, William Horton, R.N. ; Le
Mesurier. Sterling, R.N., Dashwood, Hay, F, Tower,
Henry Brewer, A. P. Green, Hill, G. Beatty,
Bastings Russell, R. P. Dawson, Mildmay, E. IZ.
Adams, Val. Morris, Cavendish, Murray Mackenzie,
T. M. Warre, Hudson, Bateson, J. C. Phillpotts, A. H
;Tenney, IL Curling, Michael Bruce, T. H. Sale,
W. Ormsby Gore, W. James, George, Oldfield, C.
Longrnore, J. Clarke, Maude, Rodney, Lord Kimbolton,
S. S. Dickson, Hon. James C. P. Murray, C. E. Stanley,
G. A. Robertson.

CORNETS —Maycock, G. Miles.
ENSIGNS—D. Pitt, Anderson, Knox, F. N. W. G.
Colleton.

Her Majesty gave audience to Colonel Berkeley
Drummond, Scots Fusilier Guards, • Field Officer in
Brigade Waiting.
The Earl of Liverpool, Lord Steward of her Ma-
jesty's Household, gave a State Dinner yester-
day in celebration of her Majesty's birth-day,
at Fife House, to the following distinguished party :
Earl and Lady Katharine Jermyn, Right Hon. Colonel
and Mrs. Dawson Darner, Viscount and Viscountess
Sydney, Selina Viscountess Milton, Lord Byron, Earl
and Countess Morton, Lord and Lady Rivers, Mr.
Ralph Ormsby Gore General Hon. Sir Wm. Lumley,
Sir Frederick Stovin, Captain and Lady Mary Hood,
Admiral Sir Robert Otway, Viscount Templetown,
Hun. General "Upton, Colonel and Lady Catherine Har-
.eourt, Colonel Gurwood, Sir Robert and Lady Gardiner,
Miss Georgiana V. Harcourt, Sir George and Lady
.Cowper, Sir Thos. Marrable, Mr. Shiffner, and Mr.
Montgomerie.
Sir Robert Peel, First Lord of the Treasury, gave a
State Banquet at his residence in Whitehall Gardens to
a numerous party, in honour of the day.
The Duke of Wellington gave a very splendid evening
entertainment, at Apsley House, to a very large circle
of the Nobility and Gentry, to celebrate the day.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer entertained the fol-
lowing numerous party, at his official residence in
.Downing-street, in honour of the cltily:—The Lords and
;Secretaries of the Treasury, 'the President and Vice-
President of the Board of Trade, the Postmaster-Gene-
ral, the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Stamps
and Taxes, the Governor and Deputy-Governor of the
Dank of England, the Chairman and Deputy-Chairman
,of the East India Company, the Chairman and Deputy-
Ciesirman of The Excise, the Chief Commissioner of
Woods and Forests, the Chairman and Deputy Chair-
man of the Customs, the Chairman of the Audit Office,
and the Chancellor f the Duchy of Lancaster.
The guests at all the above entertainments appeared
in-t:q11 Court dress.

The lion. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms gave their an-
nual full dress dinner to celebrate her Majesty's birth-
day.

---.The Royal Tradesmen's Association to the number
of ninety, dined together at the Freemasons' Tavern,
_Mr. Brown in the chair. The venison was forwarded, as
sous], by the Lord Steward of her Majesty's Household.
The Lord Chancellor and the Chief Justices being
obliged to attend the Privy Council on Monday next,
the tirst day of Trinity Term, the Lord Chancellor will
be prevented from receiving the Judges, Queen's
,Counsel, &c. as usual on that day.
The portrait of her Royal Highness the Princess
A ugusta of Cambridge, engraved by Mr. C. W. Wass,
En, graver to the Duchess of Cambridge, was submitted to
thei r Royal Highnesses on Tuesday, by Mr. Wass, at
cm bridge House, and was honoured with their appro-
bati ot'.

lics Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge, has
arriveajn town from Dublin.

E.I..,ECTION COMMITTEES.
CORK (COUNTY).
(Continued from our Afternoon Edition of yesterday.)
The evidence or Captain Wallis was of a similar
nature with that already adduced, except that he stated
.he had been attacked on his return .from the election,
both in Afacroom and Mill-street.
Mr. Lindesay, a voter from Kanturk, g ave evidence of
a similar description. He had been atta .eked in Cork,
and received two blows on the head from a bludgeon,
which cut him.
The Committee then adjourned till to-day.

In the Be 11 Tavern
REMARKABLE BIRD'S....EST.—
at Eton College, there is at the present time a very re-
markable jackdaw's nest, and doubtless one of 1,
.ix
s,
s, largest
ever seen. It completely blocks up the tower
oc-
cupies fourteen steps, and is 8 feet 10 inches
1 ! height.
_ht It is only partially lined, as the birds, owing to t!
ee_ n.eurhe
, ,l.
ber ofvisitors, have since forsaken it. The who
material with which it has been built, was coil r yed by
the industrious pair through a loop-hole in t tower
li‘,..ttty-"aitr inches by seven inches, and some of -111 •-t twigs
einitloyed in its formation are twenty-two incises 1. ;in*
A. letter from Blois, after relating the
•cum.-
stances of the murder committed by the man Vi„
on his wife at St. Laurens-ies-faux, in the Ia iir el-
Cher, of which we have given an account, strys I tat in
a short time after Vigreux fled. his hour was peret rived
to be on fire, but was very soon extinguished. In the
morning of die 12th inst., while the magistra tea 1 were
making inquiries as to the circumstances, a lout l dett ma"
tion was hoard from a barn adjoining the house
of
Vigreux, in which they were sitting, and a str, xtg sin :ell
.of gunpowder was perceived. The door of the barn W. as
locked, but forced open, and Vigreux was foi and lyinj
'dead, having shot himself with his gun, whit he had
carried with him and kept. At first it was clifficult to
conceive how he had got into the barn, but on searching
around, a hole in the wall was discovered, whit ,h he must
hove made himself, and .by which he entered.
Th.", Cherbourg Journal represents that Dort to be
in as, .ate of great depression, from the dism &at of be-
tween 400 and 500 workmen from the lavernment
buildint f-yards, in consequence of the redu( itiun •ex the
estimate 5 m the budget of the Minister of DI mariw.