The Sun.
London, England, 1842-02-03 00:00:00

EVENIN

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•FXCURSION 'TO THE NORE AND
'BACK.—The Splendid New Steamer LITTLE WES-
TERN, of 721 Tons, will proceed from the Terminus of the
SLACK WALL RAILWAY, on FRIDAY MORNING NEAT,
et Ten o'clock precisely, and will accompany her Majesty's
Steamer Firebrand with his-Majesty the KING of PRUSSIA
On board, as far as the Formidable, 84 guns, now lying al
anchor. one mile below the Nore ; after witnessing the salute
she will return to Blackwell the same evening.
Fares, 6s. each.—February 2, 1842.
The LITTLE WESTERN returned from the Nore yester.
day in two hours and twenty-five minutes.

'ITH TWENTY-ONE ILLUSTRATIONS by RIPPIN-
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CRUIKSHANK.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The practice of which •" Veritas" complains, is, we be-
lieve, general among private bankers, and has been
adopted to cover risks and expenses, which, according
to our Correspondent, is not sufficient. The person
who took the 40/. Bank Post-bill should have seen
what it was worth before he left the ',bank.
We have not room for the letter of a " Looker On,"but
agree with him in thinking that caution should be ob-
served, till we see the whole plan laid before the public.
If the phrase alluded to by " William Magee," ever ap-
peared in The Sun, it was as a quotation, and never
formed a part of our writing.