The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-09 00:00:00

the ball which was given by the Military Go-
vernor at Orenburg, and during the parade, to
vitich they were invited. After the parade, in
which the troops received the approbation
If his Majesty, an immense number of
Kirghis, with their Sultans, who had post-
td themselves in a line, again made the air
tr,espeod with their joyful acclamations. The
4m peter, during the visit, the memory of which
11111 be indelible in our hearts, was frequently
Pleased to express his entire satisfaction with the
Nal order and excellent administration of their
real" provinces.
64tPETEIISBURGII, OCT. 19.—Count Nessel-
raslearrived in the capital on the 15th Oct.
traAsiarowr, Nov. I.—Letters from Curls-
Re of the 30th announce the extraoidieary
delay the arrival of the Mails from Bavaria,
prtembarg, &c. in consequence of the over-
Ping of the rivers, which has rendered
t"e roads impassable in many places. For
the same reason the diligence from Basle, which
°„%ist to have arrived at Frankfort on the 30th
till at nine in the moraine, did not arrive
;II the 31st at eight in the evening: the waggon
"al Strasburg, which should have been here
Ytertlay in the forenoon, arrived to day in the
terN11,1"11. The mail from Wurtemberg, which
tho"" yesterday morning, and that which
"cald have come this morning, have not yet
shill"d; the Swiss mail of yesterday morning
"'"IY Come to day, that of this morning is still
d
se7 The Rhine too has overflowed its banks
gadlntindated the country between Linz and
Tss. %sited in several places, so that travellers are
obliged to go a great way about over the !nits.- -
t irarthfort Papers, Nov. 2.)

c r)i,t,•—•ft is generally • thought that Sir
1411,144 LES STUART, Bart., the King's late Ambas-
tuft at Paris, will be appointed Governor of
'lb" Saint George.
R°
'Pot Bermuda Papers to the 28th September
w° !tarn the arrival there of the Icarus ship of
je„..._llr. with specie for the Cotumissariat. The
—l4 captured a piratical sloop and schooner at
dGßlanco,and liberated nine Americans, who
k been taken by the Pirates, and were to have
7.1! massacred the next day.
it)fb. Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, with
,
children, returned to the city of Hallow,
Rood health, on the 24th ult.
lus have heard, with great pleasure, that his
b!cellency the LORD LIEUTENANT of IRELAND is
510 Y recovered from his late bilious attack, and
flight indisposition from cold.
tsat_he Copenhagen Papers of the lath ult. state,
m
it th,nint WEDEL-JAHLSNRG (formerly Swedish Minister
:eurt of London) had publicly notified in the Stockholm
tin that a formal separation has taken place between him
mil wife, the Countess of WEDEL-JAII.I.IIIIEIIO, born Ba.
.s of KosicuL.
thfors BAUER, a great hat-manufacturer at Muo-
i"lotklnecently presented to the King a very ingenious piece__
fine
Plaireelahip• It was a hat composed, externally, of fin
elptekriseshell. His Majesty, m accepting. the present,
fn very condescending terms his admiration at the
.0; the artist.
illwing Duke of Montebello (son of the late French Mar.
coing7o Iles) is at present in Dresden, where report says he is
!tarry a young and rich Russian Countess.
m offs *PORTAL, First Body Physician to the King
atd2Ltact, has been raised to the dignity of Baron, by Royal
urlaancel dated the 29th ult.
The E •
IL_ English Admiralty having presented to
King a magnificent copy of the H,ydrography
palish Malta, and the adjacent Isles, Eoinpris-
tlg a collection of thirty-two engravings on the
qtgest scale, his Majesty has ordered this work
ta be deposited in the Royal Library in the Rue
Richelieu. His Excellency the Minister of the
~"terior, has sent this beautiful volume to M.
"acier, the librarian, and the learned will thus
l" tilt this Royal decision, a new proof of the
high protection accorded by his Majesty to the
advancement of the sciences and all useful know.
"d Ro.—( Paris Paper.)
LPlte FIFTH on Novi:stmt.—Yesterday Divine
f-?",;ce was celebrated in Christ Church, which had been opened
11,_"utulity last for the first time since it had been under
.repai!.
,Z7.9race the Archbishop attended, and officiated with his
detlialary ability. The Church looks well, and has been, r_en-
huVery comfortable. At Church time the bells of St. Wer-
-44441 Church rang merrily, and the guns in the. I ark were
barged at one o'clock in honour of the occasion.—(
Lespondent, Nov. 6.)
Ug[r• BLAQUIEItE is preparing a Second Edition
1411 is GREER REVOLUTION, and among other
th",ncro, this Edition will contain the events of
tails- 'Garth campaign, together with various de-
m"llPcted with the last days of Lord BYRON.
FoOTE.—We are requested by a friend
we
FoOTE to state, that a paragraph which
Qluserted yesterday, taken from the Weekly
7,4 e, Sunday Paper, is totally without foun-
C") so far as Aliss Foote is concerned.--
or-ilt,ll:er, We understand that it will be no fault
tss Fotne's if the trial does not take place
hes ("to, as the declaration was delivered by
h!Solicitor last week. The Attorney-General
tr the conducting of her cause, assisted by
eltirs• Gurney and Platt.—(Morning Herald.)
F "0 marriage between a brunch of a Noble
Whinny and a celebrated vocal performer, about
414 so much pro and con has been written, we
laje reason to believe will shortly be acknow-
so!" by the Noble Lord most interested in the
.11t.--(3lorning Paper.)
t4laabl QUEEN ANN FARTIIING.—TiIis rare and
Ai
Hem., e Coin, the identical farthing formerly bel.onginghteoEji.
top 0,5 pf the Royal Arcade, fell into the possession of
Of th*,"llB Journal, a few days ago. It was purchasedt by him
k„.,7 respectable house of Mr. JamEs MuouE, jeweller, o
Te44treet•—(Dublin Morning Star.)
neighbourhood of Windsor, &c., since
4114"-ilanit7elastlhas been in a state of alarm in consequence of a
ef7n I,lat a most dreadful murder was committed on the person
Ilkshot'al farmer, near Salthill, whose head was literally
ihl 04 to pieces by robbers. We are happy
.to have it
feeedati Power to contradict the report which is without
Where the
Numbers of persons were attracted to the spot
quit . e murder was said to be committed, and upon en-
tvroLlt was ascertained to be a false report which originated by
allaken fi.llows travelling on one of the coaches.
ot vrkkliT TO COMMIT Suicine.—The attention
to some persons was this morning attracted
batiLltrds a very elegantly dressed female, on the
" of the Thames, above Battersea, who
tlem
gea'fled to be suffering severely in her mind. Two
atitii en Were induced to watch her motions,
the at length she walked precipitately towards
etewater, and plunged in. One of the gentle-
n,her"tuned Coolie, immediately rushed after
pt,:‘,lllld succeeded in rescuing her from her itn-
hilusrg fate, but not until she was nearly o X.•
Pd. Medical aid Was afforded, and having
witstrigth given her name (Susan Varley),, she
-40tVeyed home to her friends.