The Sun.
London, England, 1840-09-19 00:00:00

No. 4.

" On board the City of ilinburgh, Aug. 4, 1840.
" The Colonel Laborde—The Prince Napoleon has
appointed you to form and command a battalion of vo-
lunteers. His desire is that you should organise in com-
panies of 100 men the volunteers who present them-
selves on the Place d'Armes in front of the Hotel de
Ville of Boulogne (High-town). To expedite as much
as possible the formation of these companies, you will
immediately name two or three captains to form and
command them, and the volunteers will appoint by
acclamation their sub-officers, one sublieutenant, and
one lieutenant.

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The effective, fixed at 100 men, will comprise one
sergeant-major, four sergeants, and eight corporals.
You will cause a list of names to be made out, and at
the side of each you will state whether the bearer has
ever before served. As soon as a company shall be
formed, it is to be conducted to the Chateau to receive
arms, and then placed on the vehicles, which,wi'oilnlsb. e
found collected on the Place des Tintorelles.
" His Highness directs your attention to the neces-
sity of operating with extreme celerity ; and, moreover,
desires you to maintain the strictest discipline among
those placed under your government, as
letthe
yleoaustkdnoisw-
order might compromise the success of our good cause.
The Colonel Montauban and the Commandant De iare.
dinsni e s have.
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effective of the battalion is fixed at
ulterior decisions, to be adopted on your
" The column will not stay more than fourg
Boulogne. I mention this in order tohours at
what time you will have at your disposal,
" For the Prince, and by his order."

No. 5.
“ On board the City of Edinburgh, Aug. 4,1810.
appointed you to
,—The Prince has a
per"ioNrlmontshiecurfoollor,s,iing
will demand from the Major-
hint to the guard of the troop assembled in the High-
" 1. You will arrest the 'S—ous-Prefect, and commit
town.
" 0. Yea will seize the different public chests, taking
You will act
with you for this purpose such. persons belonging to the
place as shall he indicated to you.
When about to
and will afterwards return to
head-quarters in the nig •toy7.n.
" For the Prince, and by his order."
,Gi et performihir al
rigourttlhl ies
anti forceduty
despatch,n)eressair y to assist you,
(To be continued.)

Mr. John Fenton,
M
VEALTHY
These gentlemen I
DEATHS OF \ L.NT AT Rocrr-
DAT,E.—Within the last five months, three of the wealthiest
moil in Rochdale have died; and it is said that the pro-
perty they have bequeathed
.atnounts in the aggregate
twoereneallllyr. hsteerrlinogi.
M. P. ), who is reported to
have left 500,0001.;
Mr. Law, whose property is said to have been
900,0001. ; and Mr. Jonathan Fildes, who was interred on
Friday week, and whose property. 15 stated at 162,0001.
The last-named gentleman was a bachelor; his nearest
relation, a cousin of. the same. name, was a labourer,
with a wife and eight children, . and living, till the
recent death of his
onFeentmouilliofat
wealthy. relative, in a small cot-
tage. The bequest to him includes the greater part of
the testator's property, amounting to nearly 100,000/.
Mr. Clement Royds,th, executor, gave the labourer the pos-
session of his relative's mansion two days after the death
of the testator. The late Mr. Fildes has also bequeathed I
the following sums :--2,000/.
itoi the Manchester Royal In-
firmary, 1,0001, to the Rocnuale Dispensary, 1,000/. to I
the Rochdale Ladies' Charity, 1,0001. to the Rochdale
National School, 2,0001. (1001. per annum) to St. Cie.
ment's Church, Roehda.le ; and the like bequest to St.
John's Church, Smallbridge, making an amount of 0,000/.
in bequestsfor charitable purposes. _Manchester Guardian.
Yates returned from
,Paris, where he has been
some weeks on the !ook.out .tor novelty, on Tuesday last.
It seems that the A leloln Theatre itself has not been
tuached ii, the alterations that have been in grogresi; but
the approaches to the boxes, pit,. and gallery, and the yen-
' tilation of the theatre, are much Improved.
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