The Sun.
London, England, 1840-10-14 00:00:00

Ye Frenchmen—the noble—the brave—

Who can weep, e'en in war's stern alarms,
Spare, spare the poor helpless and penitent slave,
Who is marshalled against you in arms l
But no pity fur BouilPs stern band,
Who with reckless, and tiger-like force,
Would fain tear to atoms their own native land,
Without e'en a pang of remorse.
To arms ! &c.

V.
We will speed on cur gloriJus career,
When our veterans are low in the tomb,
But their patriot deeds, when they fought with us here,
In our memory for eve; shall bloom :
'Twas their just—their magnanimous boast,
That for us they lived—battled—and died—
And we'll either avenge them on Tyranny's host,
Or be laid, to a man, by their side

To arms, &c.

Freedom, dear freedom, sustain
Our hopes of revenge for the past,
And grant that our banner, o'er hill and o'er plain,
In triumph may float to the last I
Grant, too, that our foes may behold
Ere death lay his seal on their eyes,
Our success in the patriot cause we uphold,
And which dearer than ever we prize !
To arms ! &c.

STOPPAGE OF HAMNIERSLEY'S BANK
" There are at this moment in Geneva," says the Nouceliste Vaudois, " a large number of English who are is a
t.
very disagreeable situation in consequence of the stoppage
of Hammeraley's, in London. Three English ladies in
particular, who for the last ten years had been eeonomisin,g
their money, in order to make a visit to Switzerland, bad
present there is only one
just arrived at Geneva when they learned the stoppage of
Hammersley's, and the 3001. of his circular notes which
they had with them were no better than waste paper.
They were without friends, and did not know a soul in the
place. Many similar cases have come to our knowledge."
plokrtt of Laudon, the
French Odin, Tessall,
for Caen.
ANeoravftELinTYti:
DOVER, MONDAY.—For the last two months
6.2 town has been crowded hby the Nobility, and mansions
aro daily being takenkforfotr the weinter. Lord and Lady Car-
rington left last ',ee ,iarn metropolis ; but the Earl
and Countess of Erilr.,gt , Lord and Lady Fitzroy So-
mers( t, and Hon. Hiss
nte:3 Somerset, Countess of Westmeath,
V.scount and
borough and Hon. slitsVige°u Boyne,
Dowager Lady Ellen-
__ Law,
.Lord and Lady Howard of
Lady Selina Bridgernan &e., continue
Effingham' autumnal resort. During' '
make this their au
the Duke an.
Southwell, Lord
A Duchess of Leinster,
and Lady de
d Lady George, to
the past week,
s Lord and Lady
aumarez, Lord and Lady
Farnham, Lord an - Lennox, Lord and Lady
Donelly, & •
their departure ti
_ c have arrived from the Continent, and taken
' for town. Count S
L. Fox, Baro ptrogonoff, Lord and
Ladv Seaford, i •
,i
,_
asseu through n
benski, tee., have p OF s,
THE REM
OFFICE.--, alm, Countess Dem-
for Calais and Boulogne.
°VAL UNION-HALL POLlCE-
liN•ithin the last few days orders have been issued
the receiver to the Metro • Police
by Mr. Ray±
dents of some politan Force,
of the divisions of police,
to the suverinten
for eligible spots for the purpose of building
to look out
new Police Courts, and to remove those which aro already
in existence to a more central place. Of the old Police
Courts, one of the firsitleto be removed is Union-hall, and
uggested.totht e
boilingr.iver for him to lay before the
the spot 5
Secretary of Skate is the
Ne known by the name of the
Surrey Asylum, in the
Dr.Yr Kest road.
The Right het'.. Shuttleworth, Bishop i f
CLick.ester, gill be enthroned to-morrow at the Cathedral,
His Lordship will leave town to-day for
Chichester. •:'
Sussex. A ORDINA ' .
BIRTH EN-Tll . 111.---On the morning
Friday la t the wife of Mr. Kenneth Mackenzie, She-
offf-officer in Dingwall, presented him with two daughters
and a son. Honest Kenneth is said to have been not at all
for such an itx of strangers. A waggish
prepared . •
wall
.n Ding had determined to get the three
gentleman .
Lew members of Kenn family fa
I) y named after the Queen,
and herhusband. but Kenneth's religious scru-
ples mother, for One .
stood in the way, . .of the infants having grown
suddenly ill, he ran to the minister, and got them other-
wise named and baptised. They are all well and thriving.
I Scottish Standard.
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