The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-17 00:00:00

Mr. John Greene, Mayor, Mr. Patrick M'lntire, Alderman,
Mr. John Trevethan, Councillor—Address of congratulation
from the borough of Bury St. Edmunds. The above were pre-
sented by Earl Jermyn,
Mr. Villiers Stuart, M.P.—Address of congratulation from
the Inhabitants of the county of Waterford.
Mr. Selwyn, Q. C.—Address of congratulation from the In-
habitants of Richmond, Surrey.
Mr. Lyall„ M.P. , Chairman—Addressor congratulation from
the East India Company.

Mr. Cotton, Mayor of Barnstaple—Address of congratu'ation
from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Town-council of Barnstaple.
The Mayor was presented by Earl Fortescue.
Septimus Holmes Godson—Address of congratulation from
the Inhabitants of Tenbury and Visitors to the Tenbury Well.
Mr. Pawson, Mayor of Leeds, with Mr. Alderman Tottie,
Mr. Alderman Smith, and Mr. Eddison, Town-cl,rk—Ad-
dres3 of congratulation from the Corporation of Leeds. The
above were presented by Viscount Palmerston.
Mr. Holland Birkett, the Mayor of Wallingford, &acorn-
panied by Mr. Alderman Wells and Mr. Alderman Field—Ad-
dresses of congratulation from the Town-council and from the
Inhabitants of the borough of Wallingford. The above were
presented by Mr. Blackstone, M.P.
Mr. Wawn, M.P.—An address of congratulation from the
Inhabitants of South Shields. Mr. Wawn was presented by
Lord John Russell.
Mr. Lane, late High Sheriff of Herefordshire, accompanied
by the Bishop of Hereford and Mr. Mynors Baskerville, SLY.
An address of congratulation from the county of Hereford.
Mr. James Campbell, Lord Provost et Glasgow ; Mr. John
Rain, Magistrate ; and Mr. J. Leadbitter, Magistrate ; a De-
putation from the Corporation of Glasgow—An address of con-
gratulation. The deputation were presented by Sir J. Graham.
Mr. Thomas Verner, Sovereign of Belfast—An address of
congratulation from the town of Belfast and its vicinity.
The Mayor of Ipswich, Mr. Chevalier Cobbold—An address
o' congratulation. Mr. Cobbold was presented by Sir C. F.
Williams, the Recorder.

Mr. Vaughan, Mayor of Brecon—An address of congratu-
lation from the borough of Brecon. Mr. Vaughan was pre-
sented by Colonel \Vood.
Mr. Pennock Tiger, Mayor of Beverley—An Address of
congratulation from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of
Beverley. Mr. Tiger was presented by Viscount Melbourne.
Mr. May, Mayor of Maldon, and Air. Walford, Recorder—
An address of congratulation from the Council of Maldon.
Mr. May was presented by Sir James Graham.
Mr. Ambrose Hussey, late High Sheriff for Wiltshire—An
address of congratulation from the county of Wilts.
Mr. W. Garnett, of Lark•hall, Salford—An address of con-
gi atulation from the Operative Con,ervative Association of the
borough of Salford. Mr. Garnett was presented by the Right
Hon. Sir Robert Peel.

Mr. John Cole Grose, Mayor of I3odmin—A congratulatory
address from the Corporation and Inhabitants of the borough of
Bodmin, on the birth of the Prince of Wales.

Mr. Alfred Daniell and Mr. Henry Waymouth—An address
of congratulation on the birth of the Prince of Wales, from the
V( stry of the parish of St. Marylebone.
The Mayor of Devonport, accompanied by Sir George Grey,
Bart., and Mr. Tufnell, M.P.'s—An address from the Mayor,
Aldermen, and Inhabitants of the borough of Devonport.
Mr. Delamark Banks, late High Sheriff of Kent—An ad-
dress of congratulation on the birth of the Prince of Wales.
Mr. Banks was presented by Sir Edward Knatchbull.
Mr. Price, M.P.—An address from the borough of Radnor.
Mr. Drysdale, Treasurer of the city of Edinburgh, accom-
panied the Edinburgh address; Mr. Wardell, late Mayor of
Chester, accompanied the address : and Mr. Alderman El.
dridge accompanied the Mayor of Southampton, and was pre-
sented by Sir Jas. Graham.

Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by the Royal suite,
retnrned to Buckingham Palace, after the Levee.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester had an
evening party on Tuesday, at Gloucester House.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal sat to Mr. Hayter
on Tuesday, for the completion of the portrait which he had the
honour of making for her Majesty.

THE WEATHER.—NOON, MARCH 17.
ROYAL GALLERY OF SCIENCE, ADELAIDE-STREET.
Thermometer— 50 Highest 5l 1 Lowost 46
Barometer 30.22.—Wind S.W.—Freezing Point 22 I)eg.