The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-29 00:00:00

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A meeting of the creditors of the Messrs. Wigney's,
took place at the Brighton Town-hall, on Monday : two
large debts, one for 2,017/. and a second for 2,3131. were
proved, as also a third for 301. ; after which the meeting
adjourned to ten o'clock to-day. The affairs of the sugar
factory in Scotland are said to be very complicated, and
a balance-sheet cannot be produced for some time : the
assets are not likely to be more than able to pay the ex-
penses of working the commission.

14X.ECTIONEERING,
Continued indisposition has compelled Mr. Chalmers,
who has represented the Montrose district of burghs
since August, 1537, to adopt the resolution of retiring
from Parliament. Mr. Joseph Hume, it is said, has re-
fused to stand. Mr. D. W. Jobson, who has published
a work on the French Revolution, has offered himself
as a candidate to represent the burghs.

INTAVAX. AND MILITARY.
The payment of the out-pensioners of Chelsea Hos-
pital will be in future performed by captains selected
from the half-pay list. This plan will be put on expe-
riment in North Britain first, where ten eiticers of that
rank are to be posted.
Helmets of German silver are to be substituted in
the Household Brigade for the bearskin caps. The Ist
and 2d Life Guards are to have a white horse-hair
plume added ; and those of the Royal regiment of Horse
Guards a red plume. They will be worn for the first
time on her Majesty's next birth-day.

LAW AND roLicz.
A city policeman, named Herbert Gedv,,;n, was charged
at Guildhall, yesterday, with stealing a silk cloak, time-
piece, and some calico, from Sarah Lewis, keeper of a
marine-store shop : owing to some present defect in the
evidence, the prisoner was remanded to Friday.
Three young men, named Green, Wilcot, and Wilkin-
son, appeared at Marylebone yesterday, to answer the
charge of stealing a d:,nkey and cart, the property of a
costermonger. The prosecutor not wishing to press the
charge, they were fined 10s. for the damage they had
done him, and discharged.
Edward Moore, a lad of 18, was charged at Worship-
street yesterday with having stolen a variety of articles
of wearing apparel from the persons of different chil
dren. The prisoner was committed for trial on six
charges.
TINE AMTS.
A table of large dimensions, exhibiting a series of
eight representations of the finest ancient and modern
buildings in Rome, has just been executed for the Court
of Russia by the Chevalier Barbell, of Rome.

SPORTING.
The Easter-Monday hunt took place yesterday with
the Royal Stag-hounds, when Hightlyer, a bold deer,
was started from Stoke-common, near Windsor. It ran
from Burnham Beeches on to Fulmer, and after a run
of an hour and a half was taken at the Marquis of
Westminster's seat, Moor Park, in Hertfordshire, about
100 being in at the finish. The private meet, for to..
morrow, has been arranged for Salt-hill.
The " ancient hunting of the stag," at Epping, which,
in former times, "his Lordship of the City did, with
divers members of the corporation," attend and patronize.
but which has been decreasing for the last ten years, has
appeared in no shape this Easter. Some few scores of
old people attended yesterday, as usual, at the ancient
turning-out spot, north east of the ten-mile stone, but
neither the well-known covered cart, nor the stag dressed
out in ribands, came through the forest of Epping.

COURT-TABITIONABLE.
The arrival of the illustrious visitors to the Duke of
Wellington is deferred until Wednesday, when her
Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent will come from
Windsor Castle.
The Dowager Duchess of Richmond has returned to
town from Belvoir Castle.
The Duke and Duchess of Bedford returned to Oakley
House yesterday from Belvoir Castle,
The Marquis and Marchioness of Douro leave town
to-day fur Strathfieldsaye.
The Earl and Coui tess of Beverley leave town to-
ilOrrow on a visit to Admiral Percy, at Rickmansworth.
The Earl and Countess of Clarendon left Grosvenor-
crc 'scent on Saturday for Grove-park, Herts.
lie Earl and Countess of Westmoreland leave town
for Strathfieldsaye.
torm o,.ilarles Wellesley arrived in town yesterday
from W'oolw'ich, and in the afternoon set out for Strath-
fieldsa ve.
I,Zor of the Exchequer has left town for his
seat,ThßeieCthcahnw-
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Surrey.
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Sir C. F. Will N ms' it is understood, has resigned the
Recordership of 1.,
Wwich, which he has held for the last
. tl
ears.
fifteen y capable of producing such exqui-
ltatta's Violaeneel 10; ca
site tones, was, shortly
family
the manufacture, sold for
300 francs to ,French family in Spain, where it long
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