The Sun.
London, England, 1847-05-14 00:00:00

Cambria steamer, Boston; Commodore, --. Sid. Mary.. .5
Sidney, New South `Pales; Buenos Ayrean, Whampoa
Sarah, Thomas 1-3rockelbank, and John Farnworth, Calcutta;
Anne Bsliwin, Arica; Judith, Rio Janeiro; Express, Brazil
Renown, Bahia ; Rival, Nassau ; Urania, La Guayra ; Napier,-
Baltimore.
OFF THE START, MAY 10.—Pauline, Tanner, Porto Rico
fo
;.4
Auguste and Melene, Lubeke, Port au Priuce,::both r:
Bremen.

FLANDERS MAIL.
rIt'JSSELS, MAY 11.—Seventeen ships arrived in Ant--
werp yeAterdn,y, twelve of which have cargoes of Corn"
The Precurseur informs us that the refiners of foreign.
sugar at Antwerp have just addressed a petition to the.,
Alii7ister of Finance on the subject of molassa es .
,
which have lately arrived from Mantazas, n
which are no longer imported st the duty
of 6 36. In this document, which we are sorry that.
we cannot place before our readers at full length' The
petitioner requires that the member, before deciding on
1/44°‘
this admission, will be pleased to order a triffl t
an
made made with the molasses, in order to ascertairt the q
ontsin.
City of sugar fit for exportation which the se c
i'or the purpose of making this trial, the rel. iners ha"'
placed their manufactories at the disposal d-)f the G°—
vernment. discussion'

The Senate opened and c!osed the general. -
dtt
of projects of law for granting supplemental,' i
a rss
the department of the Interior and of Fore 'grt f
The sequel of the general discussion of the project! o_,
lqw relative to the reduction of the tolls on the Seta,ra
which opened at the end of the sitting,
the evening.
The Menace/. ts day contains a Royal ordinance,
promulgating the flaw, by which the C,l,tiallserS n
sTs..
fixed the expenditure and revenue of the Icingdons,
was acljournea
of
cording to the account presented by the 31ininter
Finance.
Art. 1. The ordinary and extraordinary en'ellae,gf
es
1839 are fixed at the sum of 124,293,314 E 7-4c' for the
payment of tie expenses which have been mad e 330.;
same period till its close, is fixed at 123,934,091'
the remaining to be paid at 138,495 f. 44e.
Art. 2. The receipts of the budget of 1839 a refixed
at the sum of 115,885,8231'. 15c. from tile
A sum of 48,612 f. sc. is to be deducted
revenue.A ]otter'
ANTWEnP.—ASPECT OF THE IrARTEDA."-. at thin
from Grammonde says, the country presents rano
moment a delightful prospect from the gee aP:Pe„a beets
of the tole seed, which have not, for a long„,t`sto' boa
indeed,
odstrong and so full covered with flowers. ewe
d, been some delay in the flowering
not be pre..
g leg
tion in general this year, but this delay 0:
judicial; next to the tole seed the r
beautiful appearance. It is I gy since it has bfest
na,gielft le
so fine, and only one fear is eneetertained,
the abundance of seed should be lost in the plant, Tr:
leave only their ears. For this reason, acwissassi far:
OP
at the beginning of last month, have sent 'have sue.
into the rye field to weed the plants, and they 11,aire and
e pritsellts the most:
c
c,edetl admirably. The wheat is not so favouLta24le'hori"
in general is slightly attacked with blight, W""" ,tit of
ever, begins to disappear. A considerable clus' ny of
wheat suffer from the want of manure, which emtbu
the smaller farmers have not been able to procure. ,
year. The planting of potatoes is completed, betri,
carmen have generally followed the advice of the 117 h,
papers to pass the barrow over the plantation
of s
flsx looks well, and, upon the whole, the state
harvest is favourable in our neighbourhood. shy
VIENNA, MAY 4 —At one o'clock this morninaw
remains of his Imperial Highness the .Arcbdukes
weerre
laid in state in the Hofberg Chapel. The wail a The
hung with black cloth, upon which are suspended
v Lrious armorial bearings of the dwased.
.c Ists
Imperial Duke, lying on the state hed, ed
tired in a marshal's uniform, his hands cr,?!.ssise
on his breast, surrounded by a hundreJ 7,11,6
ing wax-tapers. At his feet lie his field rears„ on
staff and his hat and sword; at his head, a crovA7P_. pi
his right and left, the Gold Fleece. the Grand Cror,.,„
the Order of Theresa, and several other splendid
rations. The heart of the hero is now (three octris;
being conveyed to the Church of St. Augustin, anOss,as
entrails to the Church of St. Stephen. In tsvo
the remains of the Duke will be deposited 07
the imperial vault of the Capuchins. owing:
have been assembling since en early hour this meow _
to witness the interment. This morning
eddressed, by his Majesty the Emperor, to the cbins.
military councillor, Count von Hardeyg, irnforming for'
that the army should partake of the court n3oureing
six weeks ; that the Field fitrshal's sword shall be
tube,
posited in the Imperial Arsenal ; and that heal: ser:
Regiments of which he was commander should MajestT
a letter chief:
retain the name of the Archduke Charles. gie
likewise states his desire immediately to erect aP`e-
monument to the memory of the deceased- °a „till las
niversar of Napoleon's death a solemn snra"tr-el
celebrated for the departed Duke. The Luca -3 are
closed for some days.
DEARTH IN GERMANY. ,
PRAGUE, MAY 2d.—Private letters state t n
have been riots •
in Kommotan, and also in asger and
Leitmeritz, directed against foreign corn dealers. ,they
were pursued out of Eger with showers oft stones as far
as Waldsassen ; and in Leitmeritz a speculator in corn
had both his ears cut off.
Disturbances were also apprehended at Aussig.
In the Riesengebirge the people mix flour with cwhest
ab wen
straw, and where this cannot be obtained, they are eon-
pelled to use hay ground to powder, which they oil
with rye, flour and oatmeal.
Be ERLIN, MAr s.—Several cargoes of corn arrived
her
to-day,
and others are expected. The importvtie°
of corn by land has also been considerable, so that the
sale in our market
to-day might be called &nil;
Rye was sold at 102 dollars to 110 dollars per whioPea
(24 bushels), and oats from 46 dollars to 50 dollar*,
In consequence of the prohibition of the distilleries, suck
a large supply of potatoes has come from the wealthy'
landowners, that there is sufficient, not only for planting
and supporting the inhabitants, but also for feeding
the cattle, so that we may hope for a great reduction in
the price of this article.
PRUSSIAN DIET.
BERLIN, MAY 4.—The affair of the address is not
yet settled, and we shall, therefore, soon find it again
brought forward. The continuation of the projects of
law in the sitting of to day did not produce anything
important. We may add, that in the last sitting of
ic the
preceding week the determination, according to whh
those persons are to be considered as exceptionable, who
according to article 4 of the Royal ordinance of the 20
of July, 1843, in the Courts of Honour, have been cell'
demned to the penalties prescribed (e.g., for wanton
conduct in duelling), was rejected by
a majority of 260
to 205.

CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY.)
OLD COURT.
(Before Baron ALDERSON).
Joseph. Braime, aged 44, a carpenter, was placed
bar, charged with unlawfully obtaining by false pretencee
11,000 brass nails and other articles, value 41. 55.11 d.
The prisoner pleaded Guilty.
Sentenced to six months' imprisonment, with bard labour-

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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT TO TUE BISIIOrS lb;
LAMBETH PALACE.—The Archbishop of Canterbury gile a
annual entertainment to the members of the
Bench yesterday (Holy Thursday) at Lambeth Palace. •It
half-past six o'clock prayers were read in the Archbishop;
private chapel, the Venerable Archdeacon Harrison, one :),
his Grace's private chaplains, officiating. The chapel :0--
opened for Divine service for the first time on this occasion,
having undergone extensive restoration and reair during thet
Venerablewas
Archbishop
bti
banqueting-roomisiehop presided,
and of
was
past 12 months. At seven o'clock a superb entertainnenthe PalaGe. The
right by the Arab' lis lop of Armagh, and upon his le"
the Archbishop of Dublin. The Venerable Arch eel
Harrison and the Rev. Dr. Mill (chaplains to the Arc
support
bishop) had the honour of joining the circle at dinner.
re.
DEATH OF MR. W. PAUL, COMEDIAN.--"We or,
Bret to have to announce the death of this popular ac..__
who expired yesterday morning at his residence, Nichol_ls,l
square, Hackney-road. The disease of which he died,
_5%
which he had been labouring under for many months,
,%
aneurism of the arteries. He was a comedian of grey
t the
talent and much humour, and commenced his career.!!2„e
Olympic Theatre, under the great Robert William EilliSsj
with whom he was a great favourite. His long
illness
for for some time precluded him from attending to
his
profsorthe
sional duties ; but at his particular wish he playe
..
___,l,
last time on the 21st of April last, at the Royal BLlta''_'.t
Saloon, for Mrs. L. Lane's benefit, as an acknowleclgmeu
-find-
of Mr. Lane'skindness to him during his illness. Mr.
moments with the
son Kirby attended him during his last mom d one
licitude. Mr. Paul has left a widow an
most friendly so Was
child in circumstances far from prosperous. Ms age
about 34.
TUE HERO or AlawAL.—We understand that this
gallant veteran will pay a visit to Canterbury very shortly,
to review the troops be so bravely led to the charge against
the Seikhs.—Kentish Observer. . ,