The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-06 00:00:00

MARRIED.

The Rev. Francis Satinderson, to Catherine, second daugh•
t.-r' of the lion. John Creighton, and grand-daughter. of •the-
Earl of Erne.

On Wednesday last, at BrightOn, Arthur 'Heywood, Esq:,„
at Stanley Ball, -Yorkshire,. to Mary, eldest daukhter of the
late I.ieut.-Colonel Duroune, of the Coldstream Guards, and
niece to Sir-Edmund Winn, Bart., of Acton; in The county 'of
York.

DIED. - 1. , .-• , .. • '
On Friday last, at Newcastle-Apori-Tyne, at an advanced
age, •Mrs. Scott, widow of the late Henry Scott; -Eiq. Brother
of'bordi Eldon and Stowell. •
At. S(aplehurst, Kent, aged 70 years, Mrs. Eleanor Burton,
relict of the late Wm Burton, Esq., of Wakefield: Yorkshire.
On the 31st ult., at Nottingham, in the 78th yearoofffiliciisata:Qe;
Charles Wylde, D.D., youngest son of William Wylde, Esq.,
otlfieNAertctihedwea"ctoin ofN ;slutotattingrheablenli,dsu2 prebendary
eoair's -
Rector-utilw eollee,t. Nicholas,
in Nottingham, Vicar of Waltham, in the county of Lincoln,
land for 38 years an active Magistrate for the county of Not-
' tingham. . . . .
1 At Brompton, on the 3d inst., the Rev. William Walker,
Chaplain of Lirrcoha's-inn, and Rector of_ Monksilver.
. In 'York-place, Edinburgh, on
athtellhesthionusste.,otfhlvellra:yßEliza-
beth Finch Hatton. •
On the 3d ult., in her 85th year, Mrs. Thackthwaite, of Nor-
wood-green, Middlesex, widow and relict of the late M. Thack-
thwaite.; Esq.
Cuny, Versailles,lEr esgiti:erBoadfnacYes,J Southampton.hen2i 05Ita,h u isecondt'
E ldi
za:geht
17,
worifeth:
of
a:::
On the 2€l' inst., aged one year and ten weeks; John Proctor;
and also of Eel.
year,Esq., theform Reerlvli
Sim;
Walthamstow,
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hhlmnas)
eeeilon.23eVf2::::Oatimtat ht.hsoilg_juivepnl'iltellat.itrtiv":.V:.6ealaa'anthrttdßta i
r,I s
Banff, Richmond,
,affirn:na'NbrEr.rßsfilki-ti
James
aiatninpheliasscse64,
of the island of St. Vincent.
[ DanOnieltlber3ditteinn,stE.,sqa.t,tohfeureosmitrntocen•,ofaghfictiasins3Bn6.,urgess,
irrhis
75th
• - On•the 31st ult., at Somerset-Cottage, Isleworth, John Allen,
El'' aged 84. ' • • i' i n : . . .
.-A. n the 34 inst., at'Peplar, Mr.
'Jest,

THE LONDON JOURNALS.

DAILY

Extracts front the Morning Pafiersy June 6) 1825.

[BRITISH PR ESS4

The Paris Papers of Friday arrived last
Having fiftished the details of the Coronation and,
its attt.ndant,cerempnies, thy French' journalists
are now engaged in publishing their comments
upon what has passed, The -generarfeeling, we
are glad to- obserie, is one of undivided' Satisfac
tion .with regard to -the 'suppressions old-amend-
Mentk which it was judged requisite to make in
the proceedings at this important solemnity. This
was the first catenation under the Constitutional
:system. The Old forinsOlthe absoltite monarchy
were, in many -reSpects,' not applicable to the
new order of things ; and we find that the changes
have in every instance been judiciously adapted
to the altered Circumstances of the-State. All.the
intolerant imssages, by -which the King bound
himself to the extirpation of heretics and the secret
enemies of -the Christian faith, have been retrench-
ed ; anti while he swore expressly to obserVe
faithfully the Constitutional Charter, Charles X.
'avoided the declarations that used to be made
by- his predecessors, recognizing in the clergy
and noblesse a PecUliar title to his-favour and
protection. The French Government, in fixing
what<should'he retained as well as in deciding
what should be abridged and atlaidi"have' fol-
lowed-a wise and liberal- course, and 'they are
already reaping an abundant harvest of public
confidence and gratitude. The King himself
performed his Part. with admirable grace, and in
a -style quite irrestible with the people.over whom
he reigns. At The review he conversed a(ably With
'the veterans; he distribitted the decorations with
his own hand, .and enhanced their value with
well;thrned.compliments to the parties on whom
he conferred- then). lie flattered the manufac-
turers= With sirnilar, address. On- passing through
the bazaar where the works of French indlis-
try
,were: displayed, he made some agreeable
and appropriate remark on every article that
:was presented to his observation. Every indivi-
dual that approached him was received With kind-
mess and amenity.• If there was any part of his
proceedings at- Rheims'which would better have
beim omitted, it was his visit to the Hospital of
Macrould, Where he went through the absurd
form-of touching for the evil. In'this instance he
adhered rigidly to precedent'. _Treading in the
steps or St. Louis, he made the sign-of the'cross
on the forehead of each patient, uttering -at-the
same time the ancient words=" The King
-
touches you; may Gad cure thee." 00 Wed-
nesday his Majesty, after hearing mass in the
Cathedral of Rheims, quitted that city for Com-
peigne, where he would remain till his grand
entry into the capital this day. OnThursiTav
all the Ministers had returned to Paris. The
Duke of- Northumberland, Count ' Pozzo di
gorge, and the Cardinal de Croi, arrived there
On the same day.

[110:1N1NO j'AST,I
We.reC.CiVed last night, by. Express, French
Papers lo the 4th, inst. 3,cith the Etoile.of
day. They contain-but little intelligence; -An
article extracted front the Augsbui-gh Ga:ette
says, that the force
,under Ibraliirn Pacha, in the
INlorea, had been reduced to 2,000 men, antr,that
,disappointed; -irk tropes. of relief fro►n. the
Turkish fleet, and-from the advance of Fiedschid
Pacha, he was on the eve of capittilating or- of
being compelled to surrender. The _traitor Odys-
seus is said to have fallen into the hands of the
.Greeks, after having_been abandoned by his Own
soldiers.—lntelligence from Cadiz to the 16111 ult.
says, that two frigates had sailed 'from that.:port
to.endeavour to capture a Columbian vessel of the
same class, which intercepted all the track of
that place. It appears that the late Vice:vyzof
Peru, cOunt Laserna, continued to think himself
safer at Bourdeaux, than at his Master's Court,
or in the Peninsula, for they new talk of Ilk:re-
maining the whole summer in France. Their
Excellencies the Duke of Northumberland, Am-
bassadOr Extraordinary from his Britannic Ma-
jesty„and Count Pozzo de Borgo,Amhassador from
the Emper-or of Russia, and the Prince de Croi,
High Almou'r of France, returned to Paris. last
Thursday, -and the King himself had quitted
Rheims on his way back to his capital. -