The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-01 00:00:00

SEPTEMBER.

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1. Rios at Madrid. The municipality at Madrid de.
Glares its.lf permanent.
2 Madame LatTrage i 3 placed on trial, charged with the
murder of her husband by poison.
5 M, hemet Ali rejects the ultimatum of the Four
Powers.
6. Liberation of all the .hwish prisoners accused of the
supposed murder of Father Thomas and his servant at
Damascus. . . _

S,,cicty on the proposition " That Popery is the
parent of disloyalty."
7. p,. S .uttleworth is appointed Bishop of Chichester.
8. Acc.i lent on the Blackwell Ltailway by the rope
breaking. Two men arc killed, and the lives of many
oth.:ri are placed in the greatest jeopardy,
9. E oiartero publishes a manifesto demanding the revo-
cation of the municipal I.iw, the dissolution of cue Cortex,
and the dismissal of the Ministers.

10. Alnrder of Thomas flenshall, one of the gamtkiepers
er the H gh Sheriff. of Cheshire.
11. The French Mediterranean fleet arrives at Athens.
Bombardment and capture of Beyrout by the Eng-
lish fleet.
12, Duel between the Eai 1 of Cardigan and Captain
Tuekett, when Captain Tuckett was wounded.
Capture of the Castle of Gebail, by the English
squadron under Captain Martin.
13. Accident on the North Midland Railway by the
axlctree of one of the carriages hi caking. Three persons
are killed and others seriously injured.
14. Accident on the Eastern Counties Railway by which
one person is killed.
Capture of Djouni by the Castor, Carysfort, Dido,
and Hydra.
15. Capture of Patroun by her Majesty's ships Carys-
fort and Cyclops.
Accident on the Eastern Counties Railway, by -which
four persons are seriously injured.
17 Capture of Caiffs by the seamen and marines of her
Majesty's ship Castor.
Wreck of the ship Bengal in Table-bay.
- Murder of Mrs. Keeling, at Newcastle.
18. A treaty of amity and commerce between the Ne-
therlands and the republic of Texas, is signed at the
Hague.
Dost Mohammed Khan is defeated by 500 native
troops, under Brigadier Dennie, with the loss of 500 killed,
and All his baggage and ammunition.
19. Madame Laffarge is found guilty of poisoning her
husband, with extenuating circumstances, and is sentenced
to the pillory and hard labour for life.
Sudden death of Mr. Hugh flammersloy, and con-
sequent stoppage of his bank.
- Wreck of the ship Catherine Jamieson, near Cape
Town.

20. Commencement of the fortifications which arc t 3
surround Paris.

21. Death of Lord Kenmure, in his 91st year.
The Consuls-General of the Four Powers strike their
flags at Alexandria, and retire on board the shippinc.
• /.2. Death of her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta,
in her 724 year.
Death of the Countess of Dysart, aged 95.

Birth of an heir to the Turkish throne.
Sit 3, The Consuls the Four Powers strike their flags
at Alexandria, and embark on board the steamer.

24. Defeat of the Egyptians by the Turkish troops
under Commodore Napier.

25. Unsuccessful attack on Tortosa by the seamen and
marines, under Captain Stewart.
Commencement of the court-martial on Captain R.
A. Reynolds.
Death of Marshal Macdonald, Duke de Tarcnto, at
Coureelles, near Orleans, aged 75.
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26. Ca tore of 'Tourbithe seamen and marines of
H. M. S. Pique and Castor.
27. Capture of Sidon by the seamen and troops under
Commodore Napier.
Fire in the dockyard at Devonport, by which the
Talavera of 90 guns is destroyed, two other ships injured,
and a large quantity of stores. burnt,
28. The Earl of Cardigan is held to bail, himself in
1,000/. and two sureties of 500/. each, to answer the charge
of shooting at Captain Tuekett. Captain D,Juglas, his
second, also held to bail.
Launch, at Chatham, of the Polyphemus Rat
steamer, and the London ship of the line.
30. Laying of the foundation stone of the Nelson memo-
rial in Trafalgar-square.
Death of Admiral Sir Ross Donnelly, K. C. 8.,
aged 77.