The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-21 00:00:00

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DEATH OF A FOREIGN AMBASSADOR.— The General steam Navigalw-lbe' ,
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We announce the death in London of a diplomatist, lately Am. packet the Britannia, from Harriburg, arra oeo 0
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bassador to this Court, Constantine William de Ludolf, Count of at three o clock, p.m., yesterday. f," 1
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the holy Roman Empire, Commander of St. John, Groam of the PRIVATE BILLS.—LORDS .---° till° r -11
Pe fic , Chamber to his Majesty the King of the Two Sicilies and his Am- was ordered by the House of Lords that ri° rot ;
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bassador to the Court of the Tuileries, who died yesterday, at SO' Bills be received after Tuesday, the 960 l'!:11 AP" :7 f'o, 1
years of age. His Excellency had been for a great number of years from the Judges thereon after Tuesday, the ;A14'001;91,
Minister to the Court of St. James. The death of an Ambassador THE NEW HOUSES OF rA.' ,ofho i 0
in England is one of the rarest events on record in diplomatic
circles. The Count Ludolf was descended from an ancient German architect, Mr. Barry, and the two
ePdredofetV,:eiorlblo;tlirtfdte,
Smith and M. De la Recite, who proce
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family, which, we hear, migrated to Naples, when Caroline of and the West of Scotland to select the f.l_
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Austria ascended the Neapolitan Throne.
con,truceion of the new edifices, have un°,,iidia ctrl' '
MURDEROUS WORK.—The week before last, which is to be forthwith presented to the '"," o°,o'l 'tilt,'
in a little more than three days, Sir Richard Sutton, Bart., and a the House. 'The embankment wall is Beartildati°iPivitlXiff
small party of friends, shot 1,313 pheasants, and an immense glm- time has been yet named for laying the fc'ul cro3°)Fiel/
tity of hares, rabbits, partridges, and woodcocks, on his estate at
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Lynfoi d and Tolls, Norfolk.—Boston Herald. e
RELIC OF ROYALTY.—In the Museum of Cu-
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street and Parliament-street will be renewed' si'.- (1111,
riosities at Dresden is a horseshoe, which Augustus the Strong, C i
Elector of Saxony, and titular King of Poland, broke between his The Dublin mail had not arrive u P r'''
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fingers, to disprove an unfavourable opinion of the vigour he de. o'clock train left Liverpool yesterday forenoon' ioy lo ...v
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lighted in displaying. SAVINGS' BANKS.—UIf '— ,that v- 1 p,, r
SA VA GE A SSA uf, T.—An Irish labourer, one of was presented to the House of Lords, praYingotoe 131101,0f0r ,r
the Munster men who have sworn to a four years' hostility to the fors the purpose of carrying on the business o
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natives of Kilkenny, was yesterday fined at Marylebone office the may he appropriated also to the service of b jays Soitit
sum of 5/ for having bitten off the lip of a man connected with the The Duke of Leeds, on Tues oper, ~I,
opposite faction. A desperate riot had been the prelude to this sa. . a his f 80 first time in Parliament after the death
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vage act. In default of payment the prisoner was committed to psi.
oaths and his seat in the House of Lords. 1,11. 'a I'd, ,f,
son for two months. Both parties resided in Colwell buildings, Ox.
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ford-street, a long-established colony of Irish, where riots and assaults DEATH OF THE RIG-- ,ioner Di sera a
are of daily and nightly occurrence. I The Right Hon. W. Adam, Lord Csdumnrada7lcar,,ti,oll:l
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PORTERAGE OF PARCELS.--A gentleman ofyears aP .„ the Joe tl'
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Cheapside was yesterday summoned before the Magistrates of Guild- year. Mr. Adam was for many
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George IV., and filled some high 214
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hall for refusing to pay Is. 6d , the carriage porterage of a parcel.
The defendant said the parcel had been taken into Fetter-lan
tinal destination of the coach, instead of being left at the Cross Keys Fox was an event that made much imp
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booking-office, in Wood-street, whereby the porterage had been 1 fr0m,..„0„ its fi"ceiehr,:io,'„l
doubled. It was contended that there was nothing in the Act to' pointed to the Jury Court in Scotland, or
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on the retirement of Mr. Adam
compel the delivery or parcels at any office except where the coacli
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finally stopped and a decision of Sir Peter Laurie's to that effect ' " Why is the Jury Court like Parafam..y
two so
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referred to. Alderman Venables (the silting Magistrate)
proprietors of a coach held out to the public that the Cross made for Adam." Of Mr. Adam's 0 it
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circumstance that gave occasion to tdhei:e7„..._,,,,,
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one of their booking.houses, it should be considered sofor a3lllputhr'e_other is " • all'
a parcel directed to Wood-street past their office in that street for the
poses, to deliver as well as receive parcels. The professions. One is Lieutenant-Generall
They. ought not to carry to the lonian Islands. The
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purplse of increasing their porterage. The summons was dismissed , Clackmannanshire. ,
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