The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-08 00:00:00

On the 11th inst. his Majesty arrived in
au-Per49oll at/ 1.101190 W, . military cordon has been drawn
_ round the city, and no one is allo,ed to enter or leave th•
city, With the ekeeition of individuals charged with the
triniPort of provisions. Up to the 17th inst 1091, per..
sone had been seized with the cholera, of whom fourteen
• hail tvenvired, and 467 had died.
The cholera has entirely disappear..d in the town of
Penis, and the cordon has consequently been removed. In
the Government of Surch Simbirak it is abating.
Luso!, OCT. 26.—The Portuguese nation, at all times
dietieguished fur its attachment to royalty, has always
celebrated the birthAlay of its Sovereign as a truly nitional
festivity; but their noble sentiments were never displayed
*WI more noble enthusiasm than on the memorable 26th
October, the happy anniversary of the birth of his Majesty
Don Miguel I.
HAMIUIIO, NOY. 2.--11ORSEN-ItA MX, HALF-PAST
Fooa.--Our Stock market is firm to-dry, money is abun•
dint, and discount Si per rent. The liquidation of yes-
terday Proceeded satisfactorily. A scarcity of stock was felt.
The new Hanoverian Loan negotiated here stands
Shady at 2 per cent. premium.

End of November.
Anatannish Loan, 3 per Dent
Atirkhflussian Loan 9134
liamburg.ltursian Loan l3i
Polish Bonds iOS
Alistrian Bank Shares
Wew Austrian 4 10.23
per Cents.

wa direct attention to a meeting on the subject
of the Kent outrages, which will be found iu another
Part of our Paper. The Earl of WINCIIILSNA mode
4 sort of profession of political faith on the (wee-
-1914 much of which is entitled to praise. His
Lordship teems fully awake to the imperative
ne-
cessitf of Reform in the House of Commons.

SECOND EDITION.

SUN OFFICE, 11.4LF-PAST FOUR.

RESIGNATION OF
MINISTERS.

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We understand that Ministers hare this after-
noon tendered their resignation—and that his
MAJESTY has sent to the Marquis of LANDS.
DOWN to form an Administration, of which his
Lordship is to be Premier.
Lord GREY has also been sent for, and is to
form part of the new Ministry.
Lord PALMERSTON, Mr. CHARLES GRANT,
Sir JAMES GRAHAM, and Mr. BROUGHAM
are also mentioned.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(1T-HIS DAY.)

ROLLS' COURT.

TA'rHAII( V. WRIGHT:
148 1110jeation for morning trial in this cause came on
before his Honour this .
linouottem, in making
the motion, regretted be-
meprived of the valuable assistance of Mr. Justice Al-
' trren• she 'W/111 his junior at the trial. The Learned
th6ntletnao Went at considerable length into the facts of
e and commented strongly on the manner in which
the Iternod Judge who tried the cause summed up, giving
eljdeAge its the course of it in favour of many of the wit-
". The Learned Counsel was addressing the Court
wean our Reporter left.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
The Barons took their seats this morning shortly after
Se* o'clock.
Llmmediately on their LordsWps entering the Duke of
tmunberbuiti and' thirEarl of Eldon entered the Court, and
eek the Oahe of Allegiance and Supremacy before their
tordehipe.
_ TUE ATTOANICY•OENXRAL V. HAWK"'
'Their Lordships gave judgment this morning in this
two which was en information filed against the defendant
lekes, a toy merchant, for being a party to the ite-
rMrtg of bugles and plate glass without payment of
The Cam Wes tried „after lot Hilary Term, and
Jury found a verdict fur the Crown. Afterward.
411 application was made flr a new trial on the
Mend of informality in the proceedings, and the
's•
ett now gave judgment on that application. The
• Chief Baron, on giving judgment, went at milli-
Wahl, length into the facts of the case. He considered
objections to the information untenable, and was
Llerefore of opinion the verdict of the Jury was a car-
• one.
211e'' other Judges concurred in this opinion, and the
:!Pnelifien for the new trial was refused,
COURT OF KING'S BENCH,
At the Sitting of the Gnat this morning, Lord 'reign-
-;6ll;itilir/I Sir Roland Godfrey took the oath of Allegiance
Sureteacy on being appointed Privy Councillors.
Me'tr'o Tel Sir J. Somers, and Admiral Sir Wiliam nubile
ete min Vice-Admirals of the Red.

Marshal Count Bourtmotcr with his two
„."..„Lleutenants CHARLES and ADOLCHUS BOURSIONT,
V." Rt PARlOntil from Gibraltar, in his MAJESTY
`4l,4l.PReket Messenger, on the 4th instant.
tat' °Ught to lie generally known that any at-
,ety of the Court of King's Bench, or Common Pie is,
6-11 new be admitted an attorney of the Court of Excite-
:neer, on payment of a fee of one sltilliH p; and that, being
*
--lillinitteti• he may practice in the Court of Exchequer,
thou the intervention of a clerk in Court.
bilt?_e parishioners of Stanhope, in the county
..--""4441, are longing to hear Dr PitteeroTr's fitrewell
That which he preached at Chester was much
tereneed of. It is not true, however, that he took his text
eea the 2d Tim. iv. 7.—viz., I have kept the faith."
th.hee fought a tolerable " good fight" indeed ; but, for
Lest---polabras—Atorning Herald.
4CCINTRIC CHA ITY.—More notoriety has
given to an instance of lavish libera!ity at Venice
Ihe case deserved, though it was unquestionably
IlArePtati by
hieherita impulse. The house of a shoe-
it,„„rt near Lordship's residence, in St. Samuel, was
to the ground, with all it contained, by which the
'-voter_ was reduced to indigence. Briton not only
k"e'i a new but a superior house to he erected, and aho,
tatgad the sufferer with a sum of money equal in value'
k vital, of his stock in trade and furniture. I should
AirlFger riay reputation for impartiality if I did not, as a
le"ffte this, also mentinn that it is said lie bought
five hundred crowns a baker's wife. There might be
rky in this, t00..-.Golt's Life of B.V",:s;
4014°U.1S XI. AI I) TRISTAN THE HERMIT.--
fur
iane never crowned political craft more cony
hY *a in eke iristanee of Lovis.Xl. That Monarch
tale! I
41. leer brought all his favourite schemes to their coni-
c: nobles were humbled; his great rival was
►ekreil• He still gave his restless spirit occupation in
Joitti'leee. Retired in his castle of Plessie—removed
If! front his family--without a court—isolated even
f Too1411 inisters, who inhabited the neighbouring town
_
447 L_ altuatil Wined( in his dom,in with agricul-
established a Flemish dairy, and gave his royal
Ml' even to the making of butter. F.secutions, of
was equally fond, mingled with there more inn°.
tvtoraellnientent4; and TRISTAN the hermit, his provost,
of his most constantly occupied attendants. An
i'sk
„nf'he summary justice is told by BRAN-
e*Uneel when in public, lie perceived a Certain
.21 whom he knew to be ill.affected to him. The
.thslittr.eh of to his Provost : TRISTAN thought that
4,1:41,fret of the t° Ktsto'sjustice was a fat Monk who stood
forth.,,',.tbe
eti ted CaPtain ; accordingly, the good Monk was
, hewn in esack, and flung into the river.
hitt. who, saw the mistake, bad in the meantime
tp Amiens. The KING reproached TRISTAN, who
, the -error. " Piques Dieu !" exclaimed the
kof-7111
nosett m twee the best Atonic in my dominions. Let
uses be staid him toorrow.'
Louis,
h great executionerwas at length laid on
w„kshitved all the alacrity of his most timid victim to
!et& lie made numbers of pilgrimages, and was
is bit yews. •It wan said that he had recourse
sr 1.1,7 earthly aid, and drank blood drawn from the veins
Warns, WI revive the failing current of his own. He
*"lnv,ettuelt with 'apoplexy : the last attack proved
Lela Will on the Sorb of August, 103'
eoZI eneeived hie contemporary, EDWARD IV. of Eng-
_ a few weeks.._. r. Lardner's Cabinet Cyelo-
r being Vol. I. night history of France.
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