The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-25 00:00:00

MORNING- SUN

HAMBURGH MAIL. ithe
In the month o Angus's-, 1341, 2,720 ships WS
Sound, viz., 879 from the North Sea, and 1,841 ilr
rovo
the Baltic. Of these 546 were English, viz., 256
the North Sea, aad 290 from the Baltic.
PosEN, SEPT. 5.—1 have just returned from or
cC.11.,
thedral, where our Venerable .Archbishop Duni
,erue.
secreted the Rev. M. Brodziczeidski as Bishop o',,,titbe.
sea. This ceremony attracted a vast crowd to the t "400
dral. Archbishop Dunin returned a few days ago,' ;11
Zoppot, a watering-place near Dantzic.
good health, and to have recovered his strenngethiaillitche'll
as can be expected at his advanced age. HOW nitic
religious differences have been allayed in a short
Din
our diocese, is most clearly manifested by ihe above 7;,
secretion, as the new Bishop was suspended by the
vernment, and was generally believed (whether Jur..„'t
or unjustly, is a question) to be one of the mainsprwb"
of the religious dissensions in our province. , n the
BRESLAU, SEPT. 15.—T0-day, at two
afternoon, the King left Breslau. He is gone to li:411
to have an interview with the Emperor of Russia.
The ball given by the Equestive Order of Silestt
honour of their Majesties visit, took place in the id)
ing erected for the purpose, which was fitted uP rivo
great taste and splendour. There probablY bit
never before seen in Breslau such an A'ssell' of
of persons of distinction, such a description
tj,ii
rich uniforms, of stars and crosses, as °I2
occasion. The King invited several of the most
sup,
cient families of the province to dance. After the
per, when his Majesty drank the health of the giver
with
the ball; and in a few impressive words connected It
the welfare of the other Estates of the province, tiL'eoof
sembly was deeply affected. The Queen remained dye,
an hour. The Royal ball broke up at half-ptst tvc_24
and the King left soon after.—Hamburgh Papers, Sept.
91/1U RG BORSENHALLE, ISP3OH4 es el
Bills.
19fli
Austrian 5 per Cents. ...eh...us.. 1
Bank Shares 6o°
1610
Anglo.ltussian Loan losg
Russian 5 per Cent. Ist series, mriiair•-• 10.2%
Inscription, Ist Secies lOl% "‘
Russian 5 per Cent. Hope and Co. 3d and 4th
eau 90..
Series
57,
Ditto in Certificates .................... "*. . 9.0
Ncw 4 per Cent. (1840)- ........
Dutch actual Debt, 24 per Cent 50% 5
Ditto 5 per Cent.... •-•
Polish Bonds
New ticket e 1594 '7;4
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent..„..,,..,.,.„,„, je
Nssswegian Loan, 1834, 4 per Cent lO2l "Q.
Spanish, New 5 per Centa....— .... .....
15%
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMBURG, SEPT. 21.-13 o.—Twe months, IS 4%.
STOCKHOLM. SHPT. 12.—Seventy-five days, 12. 0. ---
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.-11Baun. SHPT. It don'ef,
Bins. St. &druid. Sch., 44 "
per cent. 10;% •
01 1 *
Prussian English Loan, 1830.4 per.c*....*
nt 102
Xxchange on Landon, three months....,, 6 18% 1 164
—Prussian Slate Gazelle, Sept. 19.
DUTCH FUNDS.—AIdwrsIDAU SEPT. 21..
BOG.
Money. oh
Actual Debt, 23%, per Cent ..... 51g
• Jitto, ditto 5 per cent. ........ ... 10,1% 4.4
Amen Svndic,4% per cent 92
Ditto, ditto, 334 per cont. ...-.
Commercial Company, 44 per 155,4 L. 561
Ditto (1835 and 1837) 5 per cent. 101 S in.";%
Loan 1837, 5 per cent....„ ....... 97%
/Exchange on London, One month...-. 12 05*„
Two months 11 0534
Hamburgh, One month 35 75
Two months 35 5',/
Dutch Papers, Sept. 21.
BELGIAN UNDS—Bausend, SHPT. 2251
Actual Debt, 254 per Cent.
Rothschild's Lean, 5 per Dart.* ....
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent.
9 per Cent..........
Thirtyaeven —_ .. 71%
...
(1040) lOl%
Loan of City, 1232, 4 per Cent ........ ,sge .
Society et Commerce, 4 per Cent ..... "
Bank of Belgium, 5 per '"'
NationalSeciety.
Exchange on London (short) .„.. t 1 .
—Brussels Papers, Sept. 22.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIENNA, Slum 15
f iyeper Cents. Metalliques .....
34
Font per ........... "v.„
Three per Cents. ....... .....
Rank Shares .... ..... ........
—Allieenteine Zeitung, Sept. 19

2t SOP
Among the strangers of distinction now --
sels are Prince Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte, coming fro de ihr
emburg ; Countess Esterhazy, from Vienna; Count ,„ ;
tusk, Member of the Royal Polish Council, from "101 l
Prince Trubizkoi, from Russia, and many other fashiona
The departures to Antwerp and the Rhine tt hi
tinue to be very numerous. The passengers who left illsot'
steam-ship Princess Victoria, Captain Jackson, on Sunday roar
amounted to more than a hundred, and included many Pergelv
yesterday -
of rank and fashion. The ship returned here yesterday
ing,
Tafter a passage of only nineteen hours.
ellehe effect of the recent attempts at disturb e
13'.
in Paris has been shown in the operations of the Saving: 110.•4
for the last week. The deposits amounted to 473,381"'
the reimbursements to 598,000 f.
k one
WOTTON BASSETT.—Ode day last wee 0,
of the policemen on duty, observing a pig on the
tempted to drive it off, as a train was approaching, but 0011
tfforts proved unavailable, as the more he attempted tiled, o?
obstinate the pig appeared to be, and seemed to haveroe
its mind not to leave, but continued its course, and actualbei
and met the train, running under the engine, where, if
sof.
remained, it would have been safe , but the animal, w'ivie
pose not liking the noise a the carriages, &c., Inbeia
bolt, and attempted to run between the wheels, but nootretreat
aware of the speed of railway carriages,
with the loss of its nose, the wheels having
was ageltadallteerilit` Jet;
the pig's nose in its progresS.— Wilts and Glances fi
Standard.
atisill
In the year 1774, the SOciety of A t" a
obtained permission to open the tomb of Edward I. in tee
minster Abbey, which was done on the 2d of May in thfeonntl'
year, when the body was found in the most perfect pre,
Q.
and most richly dressed, after being entombed 534 Year'„rio'
Mr. Adolphe Nauman, de:agated by ae. id.
cipal booksellers of Belgium, set out au nestle, g,"'
CORONER'S INQUEST.—Yesterday
an inquest was held at the White Swan Tavern in 1.
Bridge-road, on the body of Lewis Webb, late of Litt sorted
teney-street, St. James's, gas-fitter.—William Carter
that he was Jack-in-the-water at the Westminster end ,(10
hall-bridge. Between twelve and one o'c!ock on Won shore
afternoon he saw the body of the deceased lying 00 tiro face'
about twenty yards above bridge. The body wa,s, " j)ob#l,:
and the tide was just ebbing fiorn it.—Mr. tee'
of No. 32, Little Pulteney-street, stated that he about
'
acquainted with the deceased for some years. He was silly
thirty-five years of age, and has left a widow and thretehe
dren. He was in good circumstances. On Tuesday last hoot it
ceased and three other tradesmen and witness hired £r pre
Hungerford-market to have a row on the river. 1:„bse.(oft$11:
ceeded to different places, and as far as Nine Elnist `lO
where they agreed to have a bathe, and the deceased, w, to Or
ness believed could not swim, was the first to juriP,ttobere'
water. The boat was then about fifty yards front tnoisal:,
and the depth ahout twelve feet. Witness, hearing the 7,040,
looked round, and saw that the head of the deceased 11:11, Or
the water. He was holding up his hands above the sors,a,,,'inter
clapping them violently together; he sunk irnmedialall per
wards, and no more was seen of him. The drags
cured and used, but his body could not be found. tle" Portal
fectly sober. There had been no quarrel amongst the r
—Verdict, " Accidentally drowned." dole°
APOTHECARIES' H A LL...-.-Nartles 01 gen-Th00:
to whom certificates of qualification were granted el Pr,:
day :—Edward Bayley, Cheswardine ; James TiP,te'; pic'
Oakham, Rutlandshire ; Richard George Atkinson, Dalossit'
Joshua Dlachill, Batley Carr, Yorkshire ; Mark Robe
London ; Robert Purdie, Edinburgh. 11‘16
One of Voltaire's friends visiting the Wit jipi_bre,
house at Ferney, was present at the representation_:L.
the heroine of which was performed by Madame per,:t
taire's niece. "Ah ;" said she, " a person to play ,t,"O OP.,
ratter properly should be both young and handsome„ijealiF
pardon me Madam," said the visitor, " you are a
proof of the contrary." Pti
The National Gallery is at present closed`
.12'
will continue shut until nearly the end of the Dalt „-,eloel
when it will be opened as usual, from ten till fi„,,se.A-0 SP"
until the days become shorter, ex, ept on Good rri—'
Christmas-day.

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a-Half Guineas each.
which
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A printed warranty is given, with fixed terms, on °h.
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Watches will always receive any attention required.
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BIRTHS. , Air 01
On the 18th inst., at 13lickling Lodge, Norfolk, the II"'
John T. Mott, Esq., of a daughter. sco
On the 21,4 inst., at Peckham, Mrs. W. Holderness,o',t- of
On the 22d inst., at Watkins terrace, Mrs. A. ',eggs
a daughter.
On the 22d inst., at Maida.vale, the wife of F. 'Thorn
Esq., of twin boys. J
On the 22d inst., at Bristol, the lady of the Rev. •
Woodward, of a daughter of
On the 22d inst., at Wandsvrorth, Mrs. George Tathagb
a son, still born. ffeetio
On the 22d inst., the wife of H. T. Leigh, Esq., '_l'6
Turnham-green, of a son. 14°
On the 23d inst., at Clarence-place, Clapharn-road,
Thomas Lambert, of a son.
nn.
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the 23d inst., at St. James's-place, Mrs. John
of a so
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MARRIED. ion
• ,A,t.
Oa the 21st inst., at Swansea, Charles William, eius" • ef
of R. J. Nevill, Esq., of Llangenneck-park, Carmarthensl4o
to Jane, 3oungest daughter of D. Davies, Esq., of SwanFeNcr,
On the 21st inst., at White Waltham, the Rev. J
r(2ll‘
Routh, to Frances, the eldest daughter of the Rev. IL ho
Waltham-place, Berkshire.

D IED.
On the 20th inst., at Paington, Devon, Anne, relidrsntb
siB
late Rev. J. F. Howell, Vicar of St. Gluvins, Cornwe" .
Canon of the Cathedral Church of St. Peter's, Exeter
On tke 21st inst., in Birmingham, Mr. James 130"ttoi
Northampton-square, London. nte
On the 21st inst., George Woodruffe, eldest son of cie
Stonhouse Griffith, Esq., of Burton-crescent, aged 4. of
On the 22d inst., at Guildford, William Sells, Esq"
Kingston-on- Thames. ptf
Old
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On the 22d inst., John Sanderson, E.q., of the Old
and Tottenham.

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