The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-26 00:00:00

Yesterday was the birthday of her Royal Highness thi
Duchess of Cambridge. The auspicious event was eelebratc;
at her Royal Highness's residence at Kew. Prince Georg'
oi Cambridge arrived at Kew from town in the forenoon- 6,
Shortly before three o'clock, her Majesty the Clu,eo
DowagT, accompanied by his Serene Highness Pra
Edward of Saxe Weimar, arrived to pay a visit of congratTer
tine to the Royal Duchess, attended by her Suite, from "
sidence, 13u-hy House, Bushy Park.
Her Roy al Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended by —l-94.
Charlotte Dundas, arrived it Kew, to pay a congratulalsojr2.
visit to the Royal Duchess a short time
previous to her d
jesty. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester ha
also arrived from her residence in Bagshot Park, and his
Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, from Kensington
A dejevner was serv, d to the Illustrious party
so
eluding the Duke and Duchess, end the Princesses Aug
and Mary of Cambridge.
The Royal patty remained at Kew until past five o el°
whets her Royai Highness the Duchess of Kent took her dep.'s:
tore, z.ttended by Lady Charlotte Dundas, for her resideee,
Clarence House, St. James's.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager afterwards left for /311
Park, and the Duchess of Gloucester returned to Begsbot P 81,„
A Deputation from Leeds and Manchester, had an interne.
with Sir Robert Peel yesterday, at his official residence,'
Downing-street.
Mr. Wickham, Chairman of the Stamps and Taxes,
interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday,
Downing-street.
A Deputation, including the Mayor of Leeds, 141 r.
forth Of Le.ds; Mr. Chappel of Manchester, Mr. Garden
of Manchester, Mr. T. Ashton of Hyde, Mr. Ashworth
leilton, Mr. Brook of fluodei afield, Mr. Akroyd of Halifss'
Mr. Walk, rof Bury, Mr. 1-ligginb,,ttom of Ashton, Car.
,
rick of Carlisle. and Mr. Bitv., of Leicester, had an intavie
with Lord Stanley, yesterday, at the Colonial. office.
I )espatches from the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope
were received yesterday at the Colonial-office. 1-Jold•

SPOitTING INTELLiGENCE,
TATTERSALL'S.
No attendance yesterday, the sub-crib. rs having left fat
I
Goodwo.d.

It is proper to remind those who propose starting br tb
early coaches, that the races commence each day at halt-Ps'"
twelve o'clock to the minute.

I 1.0 YDS' Sit I PPI:NG
LONDON, Juts 25.—Wind this day at Noon, Easterly. 0,
DEAL, JULY 23. I% hid N. N. W., moderate ; 24. S- W.
S. moderate.—Arrd. John King, BristotN, Ss.
bird; Cape Coast Castle ; Thetis, Si.lipmm, Ptctou ; "V.
and Ilercules, Quebec. Sid. Chamois, Buenos Ares.
George the Fourth transport, for St. Helena; Szc., rernaill•.l„
OFF BEACHY HEAD, JULY 2`2.—Caspar, Spiliker, .
delphia, for Bremen.
COWES, Jul.Y 24.—Arrd. Waban, Bartlett, Matanzas. w
IN THE CHANNEL, JULY 22. —Arrd. Ranger, Ric,
El amburgh.
SOUTHAAIPTON, JULY 23.—Sid. Royal Tar (s),
OFF DARTMOUTH, JULY 22.—Dream, Squire, tape"
left May 2d.
PLYMOUn, Juts 24. —Wind variable...—Arrd. ruhlitt
Hooper, Quebec. Shl. H.M.S. Satellite, Rio ; H.M.S.
bat ross, Bermuda.

FALMOUTH, JULY 23.—Wind B.S. E., light breese•
Arrti. Express, Malcolm, Accra—sailed April 23. Arrd,
off, Francis, New York, for Antwerp.
JERSb.Y, JULY 22.—Tht Fanny, Jones, bound to Liver.;
pool, in beating out, 20th inst., missed stays, and ran on rill
Corberre Rocks, but was got off on the flood, and put back
little damage, and proe, eded this morning.
SiVANSEA; JULY 23. —Arrd. Friga, Closy, Valparaiso.
DovEa, JULY 23.—Arrd. off Wolfseore, Pyr, Qut;bee.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 24.—Wind S —Sld. Chiloe liar
Willis, Cape of Good Hope and Bombay.
:',.OUTHAMPTON, JULY 23.—Arrd. Kingston, Robson, OW
bec ; Lloyds, Watts, ditto.
gig
MILFORD, JULY 22.—Arrd. Leo, Murthy, Quebec,
sailed for Wexford.

WHITEHAVEN,' ttLY 23.—Arrd. Thomas, St. Thnsna'....,,,
CROOKHAVAN, JULY 21.—The hull of a vessel was
yesterday, 45 miles W.N. W. of Cape Clear.
HAawrcx, JULY 24.—The Sampson, Harris, from Stettik::
ha% put in here leaky, having been ashore on the West [Net
PO RTASKAIG, JULY 21.—The Henry and William, I" :he
son, from Shields to Gla-gow, s+ruck on a sunken rock atm.,
enirant.e of Islay Sound, and was run ashore yesterday.
_dat,
vessel is covered at high water, but is expected to be g"t
if the weal her moderates; clew saved. -
Arrd''
LIVERPOOL, JULY 23 —Wind N.N.E.
Talbot, Storey; and Garrick, Skiddy, New York; "Thers,
Toby, and Al,:rgaret Elizabeth, Ni wfoundland ; 13iffrics;
Hill, St. Andrews. Sid., Reliance, Ceara; Devonia, °Fairy
Harriet aid Jessie, Charleston; Nelson,Wood, Quloc; sos-
Queen, Newfoundland ; Brooklyn, New York ; HiudOr'.xick.
ton ; Atlantic and Brothers, S. John's, N.sv Brut head
Arrd. off, kary Sharp, Ceylon, with loss of zsaintoplO
Mabel, Quebec ; Amazon,

n)ore bOYi An order was issued on Tuesday that no
of the first or s cond class should be entered, eithers
,
CIOI
toe flag-ship or ordinary, or any ships fitting Olt'
further notice. The boys at present in the service,%;:q
be taken care of, and oil a ship being paid of}; they 3YII
be.re-( ntered board the flagships in ordinary.
The General Steam Navigation Company's steanlj
ship, Rainbow, landed her passengers at the Brunswick
Wharf, Blackwail, yesterday, after a passage of
hours. tiad she not been detained by fig, she, would
have accompli,hed the pussage in 13A hours. Severill
fttzniii sof distinction have already secured cabins fog
h. rit xt passage.
John Orde and family arriye:l from the Con.-
tint.nt on Sunday by ti.e ma packet Giraffe, from En
tertian'. t

When all is done, human life is, at the best,
like n howald child, that must be plated it.. ii"":
iruthourctt a little to keep ,t quiet till i. falls as,t ell, 41'a
tip n ihe care is over.—Sir TV Temple.
The General Steam Navigation Company's vessel!'
the Gthare, from Rotterdam, arrive 1 oil the (::;:•toull'
House on Sunday with the Dutch mail.
We learn from Bordeaux that a quarrel arose; °ll'
the 17th inst., between some Spanish refuJees residing ir, that=
city at a cabaret belonging to a person named Boirson. Twy
of the Spaniards, named Alarcellino and Soubiran, were par.
'eularly warm in their dispute, and, in the end, the fever!
snatched up his hat, challenging the other to follow him. Tht,''
he did in a few minutes, and was received by his adVell3l.l
.'
with five stabs of a knife in the left side, near the heart. "C
Was immediately carried to the hospital, where he lies in ii ,
dangerous state. .:arcellino, who took to flight, has not yet.
been arrested.

On Sunday, the 17th inst., a plc rel arose between
two brothers, at Ussendrecht, in Hol nd, and became
.()
desperate, that one of them stabbed the other in t
body with such fatal force, that he expired in less than,
five minutes, The deceased had been m irried onlY
three weeks. The fratricide made his escape over the"
frontier into Belgium.
Three nights ago, the extensive brewery of 3-1'
Garcz3nski, at La Fieche, was entire!. burnt dew", el-
though the firemen were almost immediately on the spot
and used every possible exertion, zealously assisted by
the population of the town.

During the whole of Sunday, an immense number
of persons visited the Avenue de la R,volte to see the
house where the Prince Royal breathed his last. All
eagerly inquired into details of the last monwnts of big'
Reyal Highness, and a great desim was expressed W
enter the room and touch the miserable trucklebed w here
he had lain, but this was forbidden. They gathered
round the spot where he tell, and anxiously gazed at 1/'
space left vacant by the removal of two or three paving'
stones stained with his blood. Everywhere throughout'
this crowd might be seen grief and consternation.
SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 23.—The Lady Mary Wood`
arrived this morning from Gibraltar, &c. She performed the
passage in her usual expeditious manner. She brought 54 pa';
sender?, as follows :—viz., from Gibraltar—Air. Butt, Mr. 30"
Mrs. Rule and three children, Major Garde, Mr. Stevens. Mr*"
Ramsbottom and child, Mr. .1. Smith. Cadiz—Mr. Vansit •
tart, Madame Avila, Mr. C. Uhde, Mr. J. A. Fernandez all 4
servant, Mr. J. M. Piro. Lisbon—Mr. Garcia, Mrs. Garcijo
and three sons ; Mrs. Moon, infant, and two servants ; Mr. .A.
Barker, Mr. Leeves, Mr. Charles Moore, Mons. P. A. Git 0"
Mons. S. D. Gitton. Mr. and Mrs. Howden, Master How ien'
infant, and nurse ; Mr. Page, Wile. D. Almeida, M
Pinet, Aluns. Marquinez, Sir. Doubonicr, Mr. Watson, '3lr•
A. Watson, the four Misses Watson, and servant ; Hon. Mil 3
C. E. Norton, Mr. Marsh, Mr. A. Francis. Orono—
G. Luna, Mr. Gardner. Vigo—Mrs. Willcox, Ali% F. Wl'
theron. Lisbon—Messrs. .Limes Finebley, Lew it Beal, P.
Bainbridge, J. Hutton, Thomas Cobler. The Lady Mad
Wood lett Gibraltar on the 14th of July, Cadiz the 15th. 1.1"
bon 18th, Oporto 19th. and Vigo the 39th. The Tweed'
Captain Franklin, from the West Indies, is hourly expect/IL
ILLNESS OF THE BISHOP OF CA.SHEL.—The
counts of the state of health of the venerated Dr., Sanders are
still very unsatisfactory.

BIRTHS.
On the 25th inst., at 12, Sekforde-street, Myddletow
square. Mrs. Alexander Nlaeintosh, of a daughter.
On the 25th inst., at his house in Grafton-street, the 111419
Edward Jek3ll, Esq., of a son.
On the 15th inst., at Avranches, France, the lady of J. -
Crowdy, Esq., late Captain 47th Regiment, of a daughter. ,
On the 17th inst., at Crakehall, the lady of Henry Constable
Maxwell, Esq., of a son.
On the 20th inst., Mrs. Coward, of Sloane-street,. °f
daughter.

On
On the 20th inst., at West-end, Hampstead, the wife of R.
H. Leach, Esq , of a son.
On the 21st inst., at Kennington, the lady of T. Tit crr Mont
Esq., of a son.
On the 22d inst., at Erith Cottages, Old Kent .road. 31'5"
John Barlow, jun., of a t'aug ter.
(in the :22d mfr., at Cuckfield the wife of the Bev.
T. A. Maherly, of a son.

On the 23d inst., at Alyddeltcyn-square, Airs. Eenry
~ti is-
Stanley, of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 19th inst., at Battel Church, Henry Yihirmgrib'
Esq., of Havel, to Mary Aar), Only daughter of the Very Ft°.
ohn Littler, Dean of Battel.
On the 214 inst., at St. Dunstare. Stepney, NI e• Williata
Davies, of Livurpool, to Mary Ann, eldest dar ,;httlr of the law
Captain Franeklin, of Lim. house.
On the 2:id inst., at St. Mary's, Br
•anst cel3ll re' a —i-r • Mr.
.
Wharton, of Huil, to mma, third dat,,,b ter of the I°e
Swann, of Portman street.

D/
tti On Saturday the 23d inst.h /,
at No. 48, Rentshaw'3re —4e:,
Lirei pool, Jane; the vl ife of 111 r. Edward Wilmer, ill t"ue
-1
year of her ape.
(>n the 9th it.st., in Duke-street, Marchester.7 hare, --Mr3.
Elizabeth Francis. aged 81.
g er On the lath inst., at the Vicarage, Woolley, CV‘ els' 'fly° •
set, Mary Fleming.
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London: Printud and Pubh,lied MUMMY Y 01;:1? of
No. 112, Strand, at The Sun Wine, No. / ;2, 4158"." -
the County of Middlesex, Tuesday... July 26, J 843

UOT.IIIT CIRCULAR.
wiNbsoß, moNDAy.— The Queen and Prince Albc.tl
Hereditary Prince and Princess of Saxe Coburg G0t.,11. 0
tended by Viscount Joe&311 and Viscount Sydney, walhe
Adelaide Lodge this morning, and returned to the C -stir
pony phaetons.
Their Royal Highr eases the Prince of Wa'es and I e Pr n"s9
Royal were taken an airitg, accompanied by the D ager
L3tteltori.
In the afternoon the Hereditar Prince Princess 6f
Saxe Coburg went into the Great Park, in a
pony nhsetva.,
his Serene Highness driving.
113
The Royal Dinner party at the Castle th;s eveninz II '
elude the Hereditary Prince and I rincess: of Saxe Cobar!
Gofha, Viscount Jocelyn, Hon. Miss Devereus, nar°nei;
Lehzen, Baron de Er andenstein, Viscount Sydney, CaPta
Hood, Hon. l o!onel Grey, and Colonel Bouverie.