The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-11 00:00:00

THEATRICAL.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Mathews leave Brompton-row in a day or
two, on a professional tour in the provinces„
M. Dupret, the celebrated .Ftench singer, took his leave of
the Paris public, at the Grand" Opera,.on Monday last, in the
Leine de Chypre, and on the following day set out for London.
The two first tenors in the world, namely, he and Rubini, are
now therefore, in the metropolis.
Considerable expectations have been raised in the dramatic
circles by the announced appearance at the Theatre Francais
of a young lady named Garrique, who is said to be a collateral
descendant of the family of Garrick.
COURT-FASHION.A.BLE.

The Earl of Shannon has caused the whole of the splendid
furniture and appointments at East Powis Castle, I.le of
Wight, to be shipped for Cork, in order to be conveyed to the
family seat, Castle Martyr.
A brilliant season is expected at Baden-Baden. The Bri-
tish Ambassador will arrive there early next week.
The Earl of Wilton's yacht, the Xarifa, is fitting out at Ports-
mouth, to convey his Lordship and suite to Hamburgh.
The Duke of Devonshire gaze a sumptuous entertainment
yesterday to the French Ambassador and a fashionable party.

ZYLISCELL.A.NEOUS.
A number of stone-coffins, recently opened in the Cathedral
of Lincoln, contained bodies all enveloped in the coarse hair-
cloth shirts of the Catholic times.
Twelve Franciscan friars have lately gone from Valencia to
Syria on a mission there.
Ore of the legislators now in Madrid, representing a mari-
time province, is said to have paid 40,000 dollars, say 8,000/.,
some time since to a former Minister of Finance, for the Grand
Cross of Charles the Third; that is to say, the Minister owed
him that sum, and bestowed the honour on him in full of all
demand*. His Excellency is well known in England.

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE.
ARED.
June 6. Intrepid, cutter, Earl of Tyrconnel, from Havre.
7. Hower of Yarrow, schooner, Viscount Exmouth, from
Havre. Arrow, cutter, Lord Godolphin, from Southampton.
9. Medina. cutter, Capt. F. Holcombe, R.H.A., Boulogne.
SAILED.
8. Louise, schooner, Sir Hyde Parker, Bart., for Harwich
and Norway. .
FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
DEPARTURE FOR. HAMPTON COURT.—The Earl and
Countess of Shannon and family, from East Cowes Castle.
A IVA LS. —The Countess of Darnley to Beach Villa
John Congreve, Esq., to the Seventh Cottage ; Mr. Brandt,
to the Eighth ; the Earl and Countess of Belmore. to the
num —The Marquis of Anglesey
Sixth ; Mr. Fellowes, to the parsonage ; Mrs. Arkwright has
taken Egypt gAviir)t.wHyoauusies ; ;ToirpeßHellingham Graham, Bart., Harriet
is expected daily at'Cowes Castle.

The crops in the Isle of Wight could not well look worse ;
the barley did not half grow, and what did looks very bad.
leans are in blossom, and four inches high ; peas as bad, and
oats nearly so. The hay harvest has commenced, and a lighter
crop is seldom seen ; with the exception of three or four slight
showers, we have had no rain since ,larch.
As a man named Glasspool was driving down Shorewell
Shoot on Monday, in a double-bodied Ow on, the main bolt
broke, the horse starting off with the lore carriage only, throw-
ing Glasspool, and his wife, and daughter, out; the two latter,
falling on the eld man, he was killed on the spot.
The Dee, West India steamer,'brings the news of the loss of
the Medina steam-ship, built at this port; part of the crew
came home in her.

WINCANTON.—In the village of Cueldington, near
this town a few days since, some boys were throwing stones at
each other, when one of the party, the son of Mr. Cross, was
struck on the pit of the stomach, and killed instantaneously.—
liorborne Journal.