The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-08 00:00:00

LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE JOCKEY CLIJI3'

NEWMARKET. -
STEWARDS.—Honourable Colonel Anson, Duke of
ford, Hon. G. S. Byng. AO*
The Earl of Albermarle, Honourable Colonel
Sir D. Baird, Bart„ T. Batson, Esq., Duke of Bea I,
Duke of Bedford, Lord G. Bentinck, H. Biggs,
Es_.4l4 1110
Bowes, Esq., Hon. G. Byng, Earl of Chesterfield,
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Conyngbam, T. H. Cookes, Esq., T. Cosby, Esq., JJ'''..olo
Dorset, Earl of Eglinton, R. C. Elwes, Esq., Earl of fl,
R. Etwall, Esq., Marquis of Exeter, Lord J. FitzroX! 5,
Gardner, Esq., A. Goddard, Esq., Ike of Grafton, 11.sif
Graham, Bart., C. C. Greville, Es, General Grosvenor'
G. Heathcote, Bart., T. Houldsworth, Esq., W. a sj#
Esq., Earl of Jersey, Viscount Kelburne, Earl of Lic"a
Viscount Lowther, Viscount Maidstone, Lord C. Alin7o.
Earl of March, J. Mills, Esq., Duke of 316054.,
Marquis of Normanby, Earl of Oxfor, George Paynev,uodi
Colonel Peel, W. R. Phillimore, Esq., Duke of Per 74,1
Lord W. Powlett, Duke of Richmond, W. A. Roberts,
Earl of Rosslyn, Hon. Captain H. Rous, G. Rush, vitt
Duke of Rutland, Sir J. Shelley, Bart., J. V. Shellep.
T. A. Esq., Lord Southampton, Lord Stanley', rt,
Stanley, Esq., W. S. Stanley, Esq., W. S. Stonehewee,'"l;
Earl of Stradbroke, Colonel Synge, Baron de Teissier, O.
Thornhill, Esq., J. R. Udney, Esq., Earl of Uxbridge'
Vansittart, Esq., Earl of Verulam, Viscount Villierstilts
Villiers, H. S. Waddington, Esq., R. Watt, Esq., Marcial '
Westminster, C. Wilson, Esq., Earl of Wilton, ColoP"
Wyndham, General Yates.

ISLE OF WIGHT BANK.
( FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Ati
At the meeting of the creditors of the Newport Bank" -asp
3d inst., at the Town-hall, Mr. John Cooke, brewer, sOefeo
Joseph Sayer, draper, of Newport, Mr. John Eames, brper.
of Cowes, and Mr. George Randall, innkeeper of Rrie_'atY„
chosen assignees, and Messrs. Bassett, Roe, and C 0.,„
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Hampshire Banking Company, joint treasurers - and lett
in hand of the bankrupt's (about 3,0001.) has been is'
to them. The amount proved was 108,992/. 2s. 6d. LI 'we
pected there remains about 40,000/ more to be proved ;
amount of notes still remain out. The bankrupt's pro?' 1it...!
considered will realize about 40,000/. It was said thatbA
overdrawn his London agents, hut they now appear to bf''
debt 1,000/ ; they also hold the writings of the St.
tate, worth 7,000/. The deposit creditors have bean reTtissif
a very large rate of interest, which ought to have create soot
suspicion that all was not right; giving 41,4 and 5 Perm, W'
must ruin any banker. One person proved on Thurn
2,300/. deposited at 5 per cent. The funds of mailA 47
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benefit societies will be lost.
ALBANY BA RRA CKS. —Various reports are in circulatetei
specting the future occupants : some say they are to b 6 he°
for juvenile offenders of the female sex, as the hospital We
for the male ; others that Government is about to hiortY
occupied with troops, preparatory to their embarkation.
East Indies and China.

MR. CARTE'S SUBSCRIPTION
CONCERT.
This course of Concerts, the third and last of wym'".‘
given last night, has been an experimental attempt on swoo
of Mr. Carte, to ascertain how far the harmonic scieno!'„etlY
succeed among the politer portion of the inhabitants of Saco'
wark. This was the first time that concerts have bees or
duced into the Borough, and from the moment of their
prising adoption, we augured success as any thing bil
lacy. No less than the eye to sculpture, or any other
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senses to the perception of those peculiar proper'] neo
which they were created, the human ear, with its
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predispositions towards the melodies of vibration,
an equal fondness, or rather a far greater aciS.
for its correlative art, than any of the proxirnit't.e ',Ad
ences. In whatsoever departments of the know it i,f"
the melodies of sound or the fascinations of m ineg
awaken, in that place surely will there be two or three ;FA is
together, with hearts open to pleasure and ears to del!itp
some one degree or other; so that if Mr. Carte be bi
master, he has nevertheless drawn about 'ooo'
the same means and appliances as the
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several hundreds, who willingly listen to hig tor,
end entertainments ; and if Miss Birch or Miss 'I:a:001
be no absolute St. Cecilias, though we are far &Olaf
the non-existence of such sistership, yet their warbliSlV.
feir Londoners to throng to hear them, and they 14tatytt;
co-equally with both of those gifted musicians of anti
crowd an area of space with full and attentive audieneesC'4os
gratifying, in fact, to note, that excellent City paLti.
merous attendances, and adequate subscriptions, naT'lfost,
attended the exertions of Mr. Carte, that Ihe satisfacterle9V
nified his intention to continue these concerts, to whichk,eiet°
claim as founder, and in furtherance of which he "B
every assistance.
Yesterday evening's performance was as usual well-
and spirited. After Guibilei had taken part in a terzr4
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aria, and acquitted himself in his customarily credits
.;'
Mr. Phillips sang " The Soul's errand." This- ant sliislol
psychological scrap, the composition of Sir
Raleigh, was sung with as much troubadour pirt7yo)
gallantry, as if the El Dorado Knight had hims
chanting it to the chime of Queen Elizabeth's virgialoollo
preltidial air played on the flute by Mr. Carte from _, 4:;01,4
"Di tanti palpiti " was fine and sweet, and the !WV".
variations he performed, the delicate tremblings and si w;
agitations of the singer, were choicely elicited from his I!
went. Miss Birch, during the course of the evening,
rondo and tw6 ballads in good key, and in her alto
flung out her voice with spirit. In the harp and horn 745
tween Mr. Jarrett and Mdlle. d'Epourrin, it appeared el it!;‘
consonance were wanting in some parts, and as if her,,tt
in the quick twittings of its treble, and its run of thgl,Y
harmonies, ill consorted with the mellow fulness
~Ag'oo
partner's horn ; this was the more perceptible when IP.
chords of the harp were struck, and the two instrument Apeof
into each other consentin4ly and well. Miss Burs t,
formed a fantasia on the piano-forte with great exce
touch, and a certain dulcet liquidity seemed toattach t u
well-vlayed tones. Mr. Blagrove's solo on the violin:4
the tact and precision of the master. Shortly after wksr,
'Wilson closed the evening with his exquisitely swear!
ballad of" Tak yer auld cloak aboot ye." .
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DENT'S LECTURES ON WATC
AND OTHER TIME-KEEPERS.—An Illustrated
from TWO LECTURES on the Construction and- to
merit of Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks, delivered, n
DENT, in May, 1841, before the Members of the Unit!
vice vice Institution has been arranged for the information di
readers. The Pamphlet is published, by the Author, 0g
82, Strand, price One Shilling, but gratis to customer/
plicatien.
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BIRTHS.
lateOncatphteai2nOtohf
theu lt.,3a4ttNh ice,thelady of C. T.NlTandele :arc:, of
Regiment, of MoyYel a, Gal'
son and heir. 1, I°Yj
On the 28th ult., in Woburn-square, the wife 0. - •
Esq., of a son.
On the 3d inst., at Windsor, Mrs. Judeg, of a son. of °'
On the 3d inst., at Pinner-hill, Middlesex, the w'J a of
Jackson, Esq., of a daughter. iort
On the 3d inst., in Sloane-street, Mrs. H. Whit°
a daughter.
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MARRIED. 1)3`1,
On the Ist inst., in Bangor Church, county of Down' IVOI,
Stewart her, Esq., ALP., to the Hon. Anna Dorothea bole'
wood, youngest daughter of Hans Lord Dufferin and Clas.

DIED. t )01°1u
Ot the 25th ult., at Ashblurne, the Hon. Lionel -
third brother of the Earl of Portarlington. ,a Or
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On the Ist inst., at Dorchester, H. Plowmann, F
geon, R.N. _.--
MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUAR, t• (raj,
Colonel.—Skinner, C. 8., E. I. C. Serv., Hanse, I r,criresot'
Majors.—Bernard, 39 F. Poonamalle, E. Indies ; '., ll r'
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son, 50 F. Moulmein, E. Indies.
Captains—Armstrong, 21 F. Calcutta; C. Price, Ijh ,
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F. Bristol.
Lieutenants.—Jones, 57 F. Dublin; iat°
I H. Vet. Bn. ; Mielmann, h. p. Art. GeAr: LFeegr.gui7; '';''.T.;
Symkath, h. p. York Lt. Inf. Vol. ; Markham, h. l'•• 8' WO
Cornet and Ensigns.—Steuart, 15 Dr. Marseilles; Strt „ell,
6 F. Southampton ; Bigland, 46 F. on board the Java ; r 11
55 F. killed at the recapture of Chusan, China; Vg -.lac
F. ; Nicholls, h. p. 4 F. ; Levick, h. p. 1 Gar. Br,.
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Paymasters—Wells, 10 Dr. Ireland; Roberts, 59 •-•
tigua ; Hancorne, Fh. p. 4.

London: Printed and Published by MURDO YOU/
No. 112, Strand, at The Sux. Office, No. 112, Stra 11°1
the County of Middlesex, Tuesday, March 8,
1842.

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