The Sun.
London, England, 1825-04-04 00:00:00

MISCELLANEOUS'.

Dovtit, APRIL 3.—Arrived from Calais his
Majesty's packet Fury, Capt. RUTTER , with his Excellency
Prince PAUL ESTEREAZY.

The new Theatre of St. Petersburg which
Was opened only on the Ist January, was burnt
to ground on the evening of the 14th of March.
110%v the fire originated is not known.
Landed property at Copenhagen continues to
decline in value. A house was lately sold for
13,660 Rix Dollars, which some time ago was
valued at 25,000, and was originally insured iii
a Fire office at 58,000.
The Cathedral and A rchhishoprick of Cologne
Were taken possession of on the 25th March, by
the. ltev. M. TufsoEsr, Canon and Chancellor to
the Consistory in the name the new Archbishop
COl FERDINAND A UGUSTUS Sex EGET.—(Frank-
fort Paper.)
Accounts from Malta state, that the fears re.
'Meting fever, through the importation of cotton, still conti-
nued ; and that a Proclamation by his Excellency the Governor
(the Marquis of HASTINGS) expressly excepts cotton from the
other imports, respecting which lie would issue notices accord-
iull to the circumstances which might transpire. The suffer-
ing
g of Malta from drought has been excessive, and prayers
• been ordered in the churches throughout the island. 'The
t"test accounts state, that some partial rain had fallen.
The Guiana Chronicle of the 4th of February
`IYR--"-lire are happy to find that the prospect of sugar is irn-
Pr°•'ing, as very great importations of foreign grain have lately
taken place into England from the Continent, which are gene-
rallY Paid for in colonial produce; but we are sorry to observe,
Leafn cam the almost unprecedented length of the dry season in
colony (Demerara), the sugar crops of the present will fall
Very far short of the last year, 'and may be estimated at a defi-
ieneY of at least one-third; and if the drought continue much
'')r!ger, the crop of the ensuing year will be most seriously
affected by it."
We are informed by an officer late of his
iilaejesty's ship Aurora that the pretended news contained in
Spanish Madrid Gazette, this week, claiming successes for the
Royalist cause in Peru, relates to events which occurred
before that ship left Valparaiso (in October last), when Rom-
eta defeated the Royalist force.—( Hampshire Telegraph.)
roitTssinum APRIL Hampshire 're-
!egrapli of the 7th March announced the arrival of " His Ma-
IstY'sship. Tweed from South America, last. from Rio tie
alieiro, with dispatches of considerable importance." iVe
nive authority for stating that she brought no news of import-
7Fe of a later date than that brought by the Aurora, which
%11P left Rio but 9 days before the Tweed. The fact is, the
~ weed was ordered to England by Rear-Admiral Sir G. byre,
`-'°a'anander-in-Chief on the South American station, in conse-
quence of the result of a series of courts martial held on the
r jeers of the Tweed in Rio, on charges exhibited against them
'Y
Captain Hunn, of that ship, during which circumstances
n:l?Peared to place the conduct of the prosecutor in a reprehen-
',.o2e light, and the ship was accordingly sent to England for the
PLasure of the Lords of the Admiralty. This we are assured
41the real cause of the Tweed's speedy return. The particulars
vt the affair are now lying before us; but as we understand
`ntati an action is commencing in the Court of King's Bench,
alPst a certain party for libel and false imprisonment, we
at piesent withhold further particulars.—(Southampton
terald. )
the°4I2TMOUTH, MARCH 31.—0 n Thursday last
to_,election
of a Representative in Parliament for this Borough
„uts,Pelace at the Guildhall, to supply the vacancy occasioned
clt• th of the late Colonel STANHOPE, to whose memory
81Z,aelhayoa paid a just tribute of respect in a neat prefatory
loan' • The precept having been read, and the other usual
pso„„s gone through, NICHOLAS BROOKING, Esq: rose and
and „Ted Colonel- COOPER, of the Somerset Militia, as a fit
eaadve4` pet person to represent that borough ; which . being se-
warm] the Reverend C. HoLDSWo at, those Gentlemen
ha/1,0 eulogized the merits. of the Candidate. A show of
twale'd was declared in favour of the worthy Colonel, who re-
"felon thanks for the honour conferred on him, and in a strain
(i4ist?tn„e,nee declared his political principles as attached to the
In ths'nri and Government, amid loud and universal plaudits.
and st,,etnoon a large party partook of a most sumptuous
1,504 aff,"le Castle Hotel, consisting of every delicacy that the
"a't and the most choice wines. The Band of the
f Mr] ,
many flue Yeomanry Cavalry attended, and performed
co:/vial! and
delfavourit alial;—iind. the utmost harmony and
Iv,
regret Prevailed to ate hour.
rear "eIIEsTER, Amu. 2.—lt is with extreme
• e twe
j'ast receiv ave to announce the melancholy intelligence we have
Reee,, e,.,(1 from Bath, of the death of the Honourable and
--lt has a"itnE HERBERT, which place on Sunday.
hi.sfariseeidlast,he Almighty, in this event, to deprive his
-ter, in the and the public, of this inestimable charac-
the an. 4641 Year of his age. Those who have witnessed
° eFtished integrity, manly firmness, and brilliant
Sessions with
ability,,l which he acted as Chairman of our Quarter.
aanial willch londiffig' regret the loss ohisf thitalents, his s invaluableamiabl man,
muculty to replace e
la .gentlemanly demeanour in that arduous situation.aa-
,, as professional duties he was fir and pious, candid,
ilberg d• '
cmb- Ignilied, anti with a clear andunbiassed judgment was
kint, tuedd a highly cultivated mind. He possessed the most
tender heart as a parent,- and the most sincere and ho-
nourable principles as a friend. His loss to his family and
pri:ate friends is irreparable, and the public will lament that it
?.Pleased God to deprive them, at so early a period, ot• anin•
r`uuae' whose enlightened character and amiable manners had
tutleared him most -deservedly to all classes of society. The
lamented deceased was brother of the Right Hon. the Earl of
1-; nazi on.—(Hampthire Telegraph.)
Carat Two plans have been proposed for the Ship
•
kola London to Langston,. Harbour; one by Mr. Cundy,
architect tot Lord Grosvenor, • the other by Mr. Elms. The
Jiortest route is from Deptford, by Tooting, Leatherhead,
e Vale of Mickleham, Dorking to near Horsham, thence to.
Arundel, and by the present Portsmouth and Arun Canal, to
wiallgstone Harbour ; the canal to be 30 feet deep and 150
e- meeting of the supporters of each plan recently took
onloce, Vice Admiral Sir George COckbarn, G.C.B. in the
with Mr. Baring on his right, and Mr. Horace Twiss
the left. The East India Company arc favourable to a
e4ilT, and it is inferred, from Sir G. Cockburn being in the
that Government are also. Mr. Rennie, who was pre-
, was called upon to state the time and cost of making a
eggiar survey, which he ofF-hand stated three months and
The meeting was then adjourned.—(Hampshire
douse, This morning, at the Westminster Sessions
f It 7, RANCIS COWST, Esq., the Chairman for the County
(h''`lddlesex, and a full bench of Magistrates, assembled at
e Guildhall, Westminster, for the purpose of swearing in the
. rand and Petit Juries for the County, preparatory to the
e
pttrnencement of the ensuing Sessions, and also for appointing
07Per constables for the Liberty of Westminster. After the
.tiav‘fia had been administered in the proper form to the respec-
tineee,,jhuries, the Chairman addressed them in an appropriate
taa„.,--‘, and then ordered them 'to their attentlance to-
-as"' (Tuesday) at Hicks's Hall, Cllerkenwell-Green.
-UR a
-,ADITUL ACCIDENT.—On Friday evening
ast, b t
year e ween seven and eight o'clock, as a fine little boy, seven
40,8. °f aide the son of a Mr. Grady, was in the act of passing
one of the Borough High-street to the other, he was
,t,,..ked down by the leaders of the Defiance Croydon coach,
it Ten one of the fore wheels passed over his head, and crushed.
uti:-1 a dreadful manner. On the way to St. Thomas's Hospi-
Uai the Poor child expired. An inquiry is to be held at
deatcisll-hall, before the Magistrates, respecting the deceased's
thtle", in lieu of an inquest on the body.—We understand
ll_ are five or six .-andidates for the Coronership of Surrey.
he election for this office will take place at the ensuing Surrey
scions, commencing on the 24th inst.
Bets
to a considerable amount are depending
Ij Ivlanchester and Liverpool, whether Mr.
ortulNowAy, the Jeweller, in the former town,
VI
F 1
4,1 r.
KAY the Stationer, in the latter sells the
.
greatest number of Tickets and Shares in the pre-
' sent Lottery; they are both Agents to Bases, and
'tinny,. '" i„
"n iy oeen very tortunate. Mr. E•
te_ 'WAY sold the entire of 30,000/. in last Lot-
-1-9
Whichof certainly gives him a capital chance
success ; but I Mr. K
Doi_s then AYE has also great
m" his favour, as part of another 30,0001.
soi(3 _.
1. at Liverpool ; however a few days will
liprrne, as the entire of the Four 20,0001.,
1,;11,. 11 the other Capitals, must be decided the
Ar,_? this Month, and no doubt atm and his
4e1175) as usual; will give a capital account of

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