The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-21 00:00:00

A NON-INTRUSIONIST.

The Non-Intrusion camp was thrown into sore dismay last
week, in consequence of the flight from justice of a lay reps e-
sentative of the Presbytery of Dundee in the General Assem-
bly, who is also:a member of the Non-Intrusion Committee. The
individual referred to boasts of a descent from the great Scot-
tish ecclesiastical reformer, and was some years ago married to
the daughter of a Scottish peer, with whom he continued to
reside until the recent disgraceful occurrence. Iu the earlier
part of his career he followed the procession of arms ; but
the sword has been laid aside for the ploughshare, and the
excitement of active service exchanged for the more con-
genial employment of aiding the clergy in
,their design upon
the privileges of the people. It appears that some time ago a
young lady, the daughter of a noble house, was upon a visit
to the mansion of the Non-Intrusion hero, where an inter-
course of an improper nature ofiginated between the parties,
of course without the knowledge of the aggrieved wife.
During the whole time the outward mask of sanctity was
preserved inviolate, and the religious observance of the
household was carried on in the usual manner. In conse-
quence of a criminal proceeding, with the view cf con-
cealing the guilty fruits of this intercourse, the male culprit
has rendered himself liable to the punishment of trans-
prtation, and only escaped from the retribution due to
the offence by a sveiy flight from the country of his birth.
I t is said that he was accompanied part of the way by his in.
jured wife, who refused to travel further without learning the
cause of the unexpected journey, and then left her husband to
proceed by himself. The affair, as may be supposed, has
created an extraordinary sensation, more especially in the
Carle of Gowrie. The guilty fugitive was considered to be a
well- meaning sort of individual, with a good deal of the spaoney
in his composition, and, in short, just such a tool as the Non-
Inttusionists can best use for their own purposes. He was
accordingly put forward, from time to t me, in a very promi-
nent way in his own locality, in obedience to the wishes of
the established clergy. The Presbytery of Dundee sent him as
their representative to the General Assembly; and, although
poseessed of no influence beyond what his position in society
and reputed wealth gave him, he was nominated as a member
of the Committee for carrying out the great principle of Non-
Intrusion. Some of the clerical belli,erents have been for some
time talking loudly on the subject of excommunication, in re-
gard to railway servants and others making use of the railway
on Sunday. We wonder whether the ease of Captain Knox '
Trotter, of liallingdean, will attract any share of their atten-
tion.— Glasgow Chronicle, of Monday.

The party 'whose tender-has beer. accepted for the
cotepletion of the k)int station at London Bridge is Mr. Sa-
muel Grinisdele. The tender is under 37,0001.

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.
THURSDAY, MARCH 17.
CHINA.
DIVISION ON MR. LINDSAY'S MOTION.
11IINORITY—AYES, 37.
Aglionby, H. A.—Cockermoutti Larpent, G. De H.—Nottingham
Aldam, J. J.--Leeds Mangles, R. D.—Guildford
Bannerman, A.—Aberdeen Morris, D.—Carmarthen
Barclay, D.—Sunderland Norreys, Sir Denham—Mallow
Bowring, Dr.—Bolton O'Brien, W. S.—Limerick Co.
Brodie, W. B.—Salisbury Palmerston, Viscount—Tiverton
Birkley, E.—Newcastle-on-Tyne Pechell, Captain—Brighton
Busfeild, William—Bradford Philips, Mark—Manchester
Chapman, B.—Westmeath Plumridge. Captain—Penryn
Colebrooke, Sir 'l. E.—Taunton Pulsford, Robert—Hereford
Duncan, G.—Dundee Russell, Lord John—London
Duncombe, T. S --Finsbury Scott, Hon. F.—Rox burg hshire
Forster, M.—Berwick-on'l weed Smith, Abel—Hertfordshire
Hatton, Capt.—Wen ford Co. Smith, J. A.—Chichester
Hawes, B.—Lambeth Stuart Villiers—Waterford Co.
Hay, Sir A. L —Elgin, Ac. Wood, Benjamin—Southwark
Holdsworth, J.—Wake field Wynn, C. W.—Montgomeryshire
Hutt, W.—Gateshead TELLERS.
Jardine, W.—Ashburton Lindsay, H. H. —sandwich
Johnstone, A.—Renfrew, &c. Staunton, Sir Geo.—Portsmouth

- NOt...S, 87.
Hardy, J.—Bradford
Hayes, Sir E.—Donegal
Hodgson, Rd.—Berwick-on-Tweed
Hope, Charles—Linlithgowshire
Hope, G. W.—Weymouth
'iumphery, John—Southwark
Jermyn, Earl—Bury, Suffolk
Johnson, W. G.—Belfast
Jones, T.—Londonderry Co.
Lawson, A.— linaresborouat
'Liddell, Hon. H.—North Durham
Lincoln, Earl cf—Northampton-

MAJORITY
Acton, Colonel—Wicklow Co.
Al J. P.—Cambridgeshire
Arkwright, George—Leominster
Ashley, Lord—Dorsetsliire
Bailey, J.—Herefordshire
Bai!lie, H. J.—lnverness-shire
Baring, W. B.—Thetford
Baskerville, T. B.—Herefordshire
Bentinck' Lord G.—Lynn
Botficld, Beriati—Ludlow
Broad ley, Henry—East Yorkshire
Nrotherton, J.—Salford
Burroughes, H. N.—East Norfolk
Chute, W. L. W.—West Norfolk
Clerk. Sir G.—Stamford
Cockburn, Sir G orge—
Colville, C.—South Derby
Coote, Sir C.—Queen's County
Corry, Hon. IL L.—'Tyrone Co.
Crawford,.S.— Rochdale
Crosse, T. B.—Wigan
Conic, Raikes—Northampton
Darner, Hon (1.---Portarlington
i,arliy, George—East Sussex
Dick, Quintin—Maldon
Douglas, sir 11.—Liverpool
Douglas, Sir C. E.— Warwick
Drummond, H. H.—l'extlisnire
Eaton, It. J.—Cambi higeshit e
Egerton, Sir P.—South Cheshire
Emlyn, Lord—rembiokeshire
Follett, Sir W.—Exeter
Ffclliott, John—
Fuller, A. E.—Eaq Su:sex
Gaskell, Jame, Milnes—Wenlock
Gordon, Hon. W.—Aberdeenshire'
Goulburn, Right Hon. 11.—Cam.
bridge Universiiy
Graham, Right lion. Sir J. R. G.
—Dorchester
Grcenall, P.—Wigan
Greene. T. G.—Lancashire
Grimsd it ch, T.—Macclesfield ,
Hatnilton, W.—Ne%port, Isle of
Wight
llarrilton, Lord C.—Tyrone
Harding', Right Hon. Sir H.—
Launceston

shoe, Routh
Lygon, Major-Gen. Hon. H. B.—
Worcestershire Nast.
M'Geachv, F.—Honiton
I •
IMainwaring, T —Denbighshire
Marshall, W m.—Carlisle
INartyn, C.C.--•Southaimpten

Mastim; Colonel—Cirenct:ster
Miles, William—Sointrsetshire
Morgan, 0 —Monmouthshire
Mundy, E. M.—South Derbyshire
,Napier, Sir Charles —Mtrylebrane
'Peel, itt. tion.z...ir
Pracd. W. lees
Pringle, Alexander—SPlkirkshire
Rae, Bight Hon. Sir Wm.—Bute
Reade, M.—Waterford City
Bose, Sir George—Christchurch
Bound, Charles Gray—l•ssex N.
Sibthorp, Colonel—Lincoln
Smol:et, A.—Dunbartonshire
ItFomerset, Lora G.— Monmmuthsh
\Stanley, Edward—Cumhcrland
Sutton, C. M.—Cambridge
aTennent, J. a—Belfast

lollerni.che, J.—South Cheshire
Trevo►, Hon. G —Caermarthensn.
Vane, Lord H.—South Durham
Vero, Sir C. B.— Lag. S.itlolk
Waidey, 7 homas—Finshury

NVoed: Colonel T.—Middlesex
IVori ley, Hon. S. —IV. Yorkalnre
VVyndha.,

THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1842.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. . 1
(From the Hampshire Telegraph.) .
PORTiMOUTII, MARCH 19.—eTne steam-ship Great Liver-
pool, Captain MtLeod, arrived at the Motherbank on Monday,
from Alexandria and Malta, bringing 88 passengers. She
left the former port on the 24th uh., and latter on the 2d inst.,
touching at Gibraltar on the Bth ; landed the mails and letters
at Falmouth on Sunday last. Occasional cases of plague still
prevail at Alexandria and its environs; the last case occurred
about fourteen days before she left. The Great Liverpool has
brought home the following passengers:—Mr. Barrett, Dr.
Bell, Mrs. and Miss Russell, Air. 'Sweetingham, Lieutenant
Fitzmayer, Mr. Loachman, Captain Fraser, Major Keysic,
Mr. Moore, Mr. White, Captain Lloyd, Mr. Okenden, Dr.
O'Shaughnesiy, Mr. M'Fatlane, Sir E. Ryan, Mr. Walker,
Mr. Harding, Mr. Lyall, Mrs. Wood, the Misses Lister, Mr.
and Mrs. Prinsep, and three children, Captain Henderson, Mrs.
Helier, Capt. Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Dent and children, Dr. and
Mrs. Lamb, and Master Alexander from Calcutta ; Capt. Anson
R.N.. Sir R. Comyn, Messrs. Clarkson, Davidson, Ray, and
Captain Hill, from Madras ; Messrs. Crab and Heiley, from
Ceylon ; Mr. Donaldson, Colonel and Mrs. Farrell and
children, Mrs. Bagnold and child, Mr. Waterhouse, Mess's.
Blair, Captain Waters, Major and Mrs. Yalden and ten
el.ildren, Mr. Edgeworth, Mr. Goodwyn, Capt. Penni!, Capt.
Woodward, Major Rainsford, Mr. Coke, Capt. Chalmers and
child, Commodore Backs, Mrs. Davidson and child, and Mr.
Leachman, from Bombay ; Capt Fletcher, R.N., Capt. Eyres,
R.N., Capt. Clark, R.N., Capt. Gifford, R.N., Col. Adams,
Mr. Sullivan, .Mr. and Mrs. Lake, and Mr. Lorraine, from
China.
The Them. steamer, Commander J. Steane, 'errived on
Sunday from the West Indies; left Antigua on the 14th
February. She sailed again on the following day for Wool-
wich, with the Royal Artillery, brought home by the Atholl
troop ship, from Barbadoes. The Alban steamer is ordered to
take the remaining invalids to Chatham.
The Hecla, steamer, Lietti. Cragg, arrived yesterday from the
West Indies, to be paid off, and has proceeded to Woolwich.
The Vindictive, 50, Captain Nicolas, C.B. (with the flag of
Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Cochrane, C.B. ). sailed on Wed-
nesday far China, touching at Madeira, Simon's Bay, and Cal-
cutta. She takes out despatches for Sir Edward King and Sir'
Wt ham Parker, and a large number of supernumerary men and
hots for the -Squadron.
The Gorgon, steamer, Captain Henderson, arrived on Wed-
nesday from the Mediterranean, to be paid off. She was re-
leased from quarautir e yesterday, and came into harbour for
fuel. She lett this evening for Woo's% ich, with the Royal
Artillery on board from the Coast of Syria.
The Queen. 110, Captain Rich (with the flag of Vice-Ad-
miral Sir E. Oe en ), and the Formidable, 81, Capt. Sullivan,
have been paid wages, and are only waiting fur a fair wind to
proceed to the Mediterranean.
The Albatross, a new 16-gun brig, will be launched from
this dock-yard, on Monday the 2ath inst.
The Ganges, 84) Captain Reynolds, arrived at Gibraltar from
Malta, on the 7th March, on her way to England to be pail
off.
The Belvidere arrived at Leghorn, from Naples, on the 3rd
March.
' The Daphne, 18, Cailtain Dialling, is ordered home from the
Mediterranean. •
The Malabar, 72, Captain Sir G. Sartorius, returned
.from
Cadiz to Gibraltar on the Ist inst. ; and the following day, the
Cambridge, 78, Captain Barnard, left Gibraltar for Malta.
' The President, with the flag of Admiral Roes, was daily ex-
pected at Rio Janeiro, from round the Horn. on the 19th of Jan.
The Bittern at that (laic was cruising off Rio; the Curlew
sailed thence. 15th January, for the Cape. The Wanderer
had been despatched to the River Plate. The French frigate
Gloire, with the flag of the Rear-Admiral, and three brigs
were at Rio, With her Majesty's ships, Andromache, Cockatrice,
and Crescent. The Amon:an ships of war, Delaware, 100,
Potomac, frigate, and three covettes, were north of the port
cruising. .
The Brisk, arrived at St. Helena, on the II th January,
from the Coast of Africa, and sailed on the 16th, on a cruise.
The Wanderer, Partridge, and Bittern, sailed from Rio
de Janeiro, on the 26th December.
The Volcano, steam-vessel, arrived on Thursday, from
Liverpool, with newlv-raisd men : and having transterred a
portion of them to the Formidable, proceeded with the remain-
der to Plymouth, to join the Agincourt.
The Candahar, convict ship, ( Ridley), under the charge of
P. Leonard, Esq., is- urge m Superintendent, arrived on Mon-
day from the River, to embark 250 prisoners for Van Die-
man's Land.
The Geyser steam-frigate, Commander Carpenter, is at
Woolwich, getting ready for sea. Her pinnace is to be fitted
with a disc engine, of five horses power, to work a screw pro-
peller, on the plan of her Corhmander.
The Kite, steamer, of Woolwich, will be ready for sea on
Wednesday next, and the Gorgon, steam-frigate at the same
place. on Friday next. ,
'1 he Lightning steamer, Lieutenant Pearce, sailed this even-
ing for Woolwich.
The Atholl. troop-ship, is'ordered to he paid off.
The Satellite, 18, was taken out of dock this morning, and
will be commissioned, it is understood, forthwith for the Medi
terranear..
The Agamemnon, a new 80-enn ship, ordered to be built at
Woolwich, will be/constructecr on the platy of the late Rear-
Admiral Haves.
Three French ships from Havre, for the West It dies, have
been driven in here by contrary winds—the Jason, for Guade-
loupe ; and the Edward, and Le Seduisant, for Martinique.
They remain with the following :—Wilmot, Miller, for Sydney
and New Zealand ; Candahar, Ridley, for Van Die:leas
Land ; Mary Ridgway, for Alexandria; Northern Conference,
for Bermuda ; ttobert, for Ancona • Reliance, for Constanti
nople and Odessa; Mary Isabella, for Smyrna; and Katinka,
for Jamaica.
In Harbour—St. Vincent, Victory, Excellent, Royal
Ge orge, Winchester, Carysfort, Ringdove, Nautilus,
Atli cal (troop-ship), Gorgon, Adventwe, (naval transport),
Echo nd Lightning (steamers), and Raven cutter.).,
A pithead—Queen, Formidable, Alfred, Candabai (con-
ykt e :p), and Wilmot (passage ship for New Zealand.) •
Ve -Admiral Sir William Hall Gage, second Sea Lord of
the i...miralty, held a naval levee, on We !nesday, at noon ;
and Admiral :die George Cockburn, GsC.B., will continue to
hold his levees every Thursday, at 11 a.m., till further notice.
The depot companies of the 19th Regiment passed through
this .--- --

.is tow o`on Mor;day morning, rtrarh
to Brighton, where they will be quartered. We cannot but
think that if the Homo Guards would be more communicative
wit the Admiralty, in all cases regarding the movement of
tro ops, much good would result; this depot will have had a
mar oh of four days at least in ,miserable weather, when a
steer could have taken them to Brighton Pier in five hours;
an no man-of-war steamer vas at hand, we do think a pri-
va steamer would have conveyed them for the marching money.
raosiorioNs AND APPOINTMENTS.
PROMOTIONS.—Commander John Hallowes (of the St.
Vincent), to the rank of Captain, when he has completed his
sea time.
Arromrstestrs.—Commanders R. B. Watson (of. the
Blenheim), to the Modeste ; W. H. A. Morshead, to the Co-
lumbine ; Joseph Pearse, to the Cruiser ; Louis G. Tindal, to
the Pylades ; Lewis Maitland, to the Algerine ; N. James C.
Dunn, to the Ocean, for the Ordinary at Sheerness.
Lieutenants —Michael Dwyer (18(2), to the Fearless; John
Hancock, to the Excellent; Julian F. Slight, and H. J. St.
Georges, to the Resistance; J. H. Cockburn, to the Win-
chester; J. W. R. Ince, to the Fly; Poole Gubbins, to the
Scylla; John Franklin, and W. Mould (additional) to the
Queen ; G. W. Wilkinson, 1 o ihe Ringdove ' • J. H. Chris-
tian, to the Queen, vice Caffin, promoted; J. B. B. Collier,
in Winchester, to the Alfred ; W. C. Nowell, to the Formi-
dable; L. B. 111•Kinnon, to the St. Vincent, vice Blair, pro-
moted; Henry Lloyd, and William Horton (additional), to the
St. Vincent.
Masters—J. S. Pritchard, to the Fearless ;C. H. Dillon,
to the Geyser ; John Huntley, to the Resistance ; J. Aylen,
to Victoria.
Second Masters—G. A. M`Bean, to the Mastiff; A. J
Barnard, acting, to the Queen; E. J. H. Tucker, acting, to
the Alfred.
Masters' Assistants—Edward Jory, to the St. Vincent; T.
S. Anderson, to the Styx ; H. Pennington, to the Mastiff.
Surgeons—Hugh G. R. Page, to the Resistance; Dr. An-
derson (b), to the charge of the Lunatic Asylum, at Haslar
Hospital.
Assistant Surgeons—W. C. Hancock, to the Resistance ;
Alexander Brown, to the St. Vincent, vice Caldwell, promoted.
Pursers—John Milner, to the Geyser (for China) ; Joseph
E. Key, to the Resistance..
Mates—J. A. Pritchard, to the Royal George, for service
in the Nautilus ; H. G. Veiteh, to the Styx ; F. J. Mornby
(of the Magicicnne), to the Formidable; John Townahencl, to
the Agincourt.
Midshipmen—H. Graham, to the Formidable.
Clerks—F. J. Fegan, to be Secretary's Clerk to Admiral
Codrington ; J. C. Paine, to the Nautilus; C. H. Elkins, to
the Victory.
Volunteer Ist Class—NV. K. Bush, to the Mastiff.
Coast Guard Service—Lieut. Combauld, to Langstone
Harbour, vice Pritchard, resigned ; Lieutenant Clark (1819)
to klayling Island; Coull, to Alum Bay, from the Dove,
revenue cutter.
Captain Nott, and Commander:, Coffin am) Citteme, have
joined the Royal Naval College, to avail themselves of the
studies there pursued.
PLYMOUTH, TIIVItsDAY, MARCH 17.—The Spy brigan-
tine, 3, Lieut, J. M. Potbury, Commander, arrived from
Bristol, witl, volunteers, the llth.—The Tyrian packet, Lieut.
C. W. Crib* was paid off the Vth.—The Alban steamer,
Mr. Kink, Master, with volunteers for the Agincourt, arrived
from Portsmouth, the 14th, and sailed on her return the same
days with volunteers for the ships at Portsmouth; also ar-
rived the Hecla steamer, Lieutenant J. B. Cragg, with a mail
f,..0m the West Indies; she is getting some defects made
good in her rudder, and will proceed from hence to Wool-
wich, to be paid off.—The Lightening steamer, Lieutenant
E. G. Pearce, arrived from Woolwich, with stores; and the
Driver steamer, Commander S. F. Harmer, from Portsmouth,
Idle had a defect in her steampipe, which, being repaired, she
sailed for China. The Crocodile, 26, troop-chip, was commis-
sioned by Mr. Thomas Elson, who is to command her. 'the
Seagull packet, Lieutenant John Parsons, was paid off the 15th.
The Minden, 72, Capt. M. Quinn, sailed for China the 15th ;
she made an attempt to get down Channel the 12th, but it
blowing a gale from the westward she was obliged to return to
her anchorage in the Sound.—ln harbour. Caledonia, San
Joscf,Agln
sm.
Agincourt, Resistance, Fly, Scylla, Bramble.
In the Sound.

THE NEW
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ances, by L. E. L. Authoress of " Ethell Churchill," " The
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Authoress by Finden, is published this day by Mr. Colturn,. of
Great Marlborough-street, arid may
now be had at all the libra-
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novel, edited by Mrs. Gore. 3 vols.—Adventures of Sir }linty
Morgan, the Buccaneer, a Nautical Romance, by the author of
" Rattlin the Reefer," &c., 3 vole.-3. The School for Wives,
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TIIE BURNEY DIAITY AND LETTERS.—The most
remarkable, as well as the most enter aining and valuable, fea-
ture of this work, is the extraordinary number of celebrated
persons of the 18th century, of whom anecdotes and entire con-
versations are related. It would be vain to attempt to mention
the whole of then, but the following are some of the most dis-
tinguished who figure prominently in the first two volumes :
Burke, Sheridan, Johnson, Gibbons, Goldsmith, Murphy,
Hersehell, Beckford, Horace Walpole, Erskine, Bruce,Warren
bt:reugh, Dr. Haw kesworth,
Hastings. Dr. Beattie, Colman, Cumberland, Garrick, Sir
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Harry, Nolldrens, Capt. Codke, Soame Jenyns, Sir Joseph
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13oswe1l, Dr. Gillies, lii,hop. Por-
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Hannah More, Mrs. Delany, Mrs. Vesey, Lady Di Beauclerck,
aPllhtiphpesl)SriinreeNsVse George the Third, whose
Mad. de Geniis, Llth. Cork. Mrs. Crewe, Mrs. Garrick, Mrs
Grevii:e, the two 'Whartons, Mrs. Siddons, Anstey, George
poet, Jackson, of Exeter, Lord Ferrers, also, Queen Charlotte
si,iahmeriltdoanUgßhtiehrso.P
personal opinions on literature, art, &c. are given in minute
detail from his own lips.
itis pleasing to observe the variety of inventions
for facilitating the " means and appliances" of epistolatory cor-
respondence. To write well, and to enclose and seal your letter
with some degree of taste, is now of some importance. A self-
lig,hting sealing. at.4x has ir,tely been invented
,hy Messrs. Da-
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, neat,
useful.

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