The Sun.
London, England, 1841-12-08 00:00:00

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Prime. Munster. -eneral Bugeaud is coming homelftril
Africa ; this is the principal news of the day ;
possible that he may not return. If the Deputie"s4 a
all loud about the expenses of the war, which 15511cr
within the last twelve months to have exceeded all f°
limits, the King will not hesitate a mom °a
ficing the General, any more than he would any in
other
of his friends. It is not a sign of strength on the Po
of the Cabinet, but yet there does not seem to be our
well-founded ground. of apprehension, that most (0, to
foreign Ministers who are deputies should be ordere".. ,
return from their post to give their votes on the addrelo
It looks as if Government were likely to be hard Woo
the occasion ; and yet there is nothing common itn
to justify the expectation. ,e Are
• 'Fite National has made an assertion. wide", ..td in'
surprised none of the Court papers have thire";;-ii the
swer : it declares that one of the persons engilge,r,;l)o
administration of the propertyof the late Duke de o°',,dig
now belonging to the Duke d'Autnale has been detef;ii •
peculation to a considerable amount ;
stances of the case have been laid before the keo
that orders have been given that to notice shall be
of the affair, and that the guilty person' shall he none'
tanned in his post. This the National hints is hear
by the circumstances of the party in question 13
been the confidential agent of the Duke de lioureolbe
Intendant, and that if any offence.were given him;
could disclose secrets as to the transmission of the "oil
property, which are of a rather startling naturef eof
would affect not the least inconsiderable pets
the kingdom. that the ca
rather
The Council of Ministers have agreed, after 11,i tietl
sharp discussion, to postpone any further neg%japtil
fol. the Belgian Treaty of Commerce with Frlll'e;
after the opening of the Session. The Treat Joiale•
amount to nothing, even if it should ever be aaa;i;
French manufacturers are by no means inclined V i„jaas
any thing like a system of reciprocity, and the 1,00
are not such fools as to give free admission t°uro're,
goods for nothing. It is of much importance t 'Aepeir
that Belgium should not degenerate into a Were'
deney of France. rout sad
The Toulon papers state that a squadron 0` 'rev
of the line and other vessels is ordered to the "-hpi- 'rye
We doubt the accuracy of this assertion ; w;r;idil
that the ships in question are intended merely 'once dad
in the further interchange. of troops between Vra-
Algiers. eeitic4)l
The last accounts from Syria and Greece are, ti
pacific. As for Spain, Ma foi ! on 1' a (Jubilee

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CENTRAL AMERICA'(10,
ARREST OF FIVE BRITISH SUBJrjanialeil
The following statement we extract from t"
Despatch, of Oct.' 28. The fact of the arrestllle Pee
prisonment of our countrymen is confirmed bY t
Oh°
received by the Great Western.
Ming P
We content ourselves at present with ea,
attention to the following statement : *7l-e'
" r. Bell, from the Mosquito shore, on„ oar
from Belize, both 'the bearers of despatefiest')',, yestef:.
vernor, had long 'audiences with his Exeellhentescaviog
day, and we understand the matter thus--hate giaribt
the superintendent of Belize having visited Li' brOlq
the Mosquito territory in July last, the despate" 011ejo;
by the above gentlemen were connected with (loci tyr,
As far as we can gain information, we under- r0f.1,,,
Cu]. M'Donald went there in the Tweed s.,„l°„lti
to deliver it.ine.ssage to the King from the l''
vernmcnt, and while there at North Bluefielus' .010!
the King in proclaiming the freedom of all slai.`o-roedr!:,
11:Iosquito, territory, and, at the same tittle'
alliance.with him, after which he and the fag, ;01
seeded in the. Tweed for Saint Juan de Nieall'oris
Creek, and Boco del Toro, to claim
their vicinity, as Mosquito territory from theolsole
Tian, or Central American Statce—they havi"g the 1
tiken possession, and enforced tares, frohnood to:
bitants. The Commandant at St. Juan wltbe did id
act, and said he would use force. Fro:n
desist until he saw the British sailors, at the
guns on the beach, at the sight of which 'l-:roatioa
submitted ; but having declared publicly tbi/uriktilh
Tweed's departure he would murder the ''':;vaal'oe
other inhabitants there, who were "t,
Colonel M‘Donald was requested to take ~n-i;%-e.
This he did, we believe, and carried him to -I.)e',.,dotb;
those Piitoti;i
all this was going on, some British merchant...4%ov, l;to
acting for an association of merchants 4,l°,neiret .eitr
concocting an expedition u the Bindle"' jog roe(
the Spanish territory, for the of °Petit and ,°eitell
), purpose
mercial communication with the Commandan,- 05011 of
Spaniards of note on the border, who had ott,e bitslet
direct commerce in British goods from the innettir to"oe
Bluefields, and who all speak English as th•ects•
tongue and consider themselves as British 5,11% theip
Company intending to colonize the lands 'win'" ova "y;i;
purchased at Bluefields, sent a Director of their spf
to
along with a surveyor and other gentlemen' yeah di'l
the land and search for commerce and as we baAref,
pV
hinted, they went up the Segovia or Bluefields
arrived at Acuyapa, where they bad heqeooV
days in friendly communication with the „7 OAP,
when, unfortunately, the news of the acts - 00
M'l)onald, reached there, and in consequence °:4
trymen, five British merchants, were arre,,S Cj
,
marched off into the interior under a file of
threats of being_ shot on arrival at the eeetal,-11tte':
quarters. The despatches are relative to the
and may lead to important results, as the stortil'e'ric":
fusion, and political absurdity of the central fs-t trel
States may lead them to acts which n 331 "'Toed
dearly before finished with, as the iraPrisr-ots °t'
British subjects in the performance of log.nribt, of 00
laudable commerce is an aggression on the, I.llToer~l'
countrymen, which will not be subraitr,,isb the
proper satisfaction is rendered to the ori;ijared
ment, and indemnification paid to th°s,eas b°
waste of time, and the arrest of the yerc",ca,:es -„ bat
" We cannot believe these Spanish;',i, s'abieiov
mad enough to inflict death on any Bri":i c'r 'Oars'
we fear the consequences' of confinenten" ;,,liply e' soar=`'
son, a hot climate, a wet season, and 3 51'7 flje,
provisions, may occasion death to sonic d), in P•'-oan
The imprisonment of one man (Mr. 111`1•1,!° „fore we, are
has raised a storm bordering on war ; tleh^- subicc,"sose:
see what will be done when five Brit's- a "Ilog"
found to be consigned to a Spanish donge°,t, thr°4o,e,
Colonel
of, the acts of the British Governtidice,t at 1:3`;300+
Colonel M`Donald, the British superinten Jut)"
We understand that, for the last BO °I. yernel."
Col. M'Dontddifaeblig d to act under 0011°
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COURT CIRCULA rine°
WINDSOR, TUESDAY.—The Queen and , or;
walked this morning in the Home Perle ann q,,t 1040
The Earl of Warwick has succeeded vise ()
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den as the Lord in Waiting 0n her Majes‘v, gP
the Hon. Sir William Lumley has succeed
ad ill
Ormsby Gore as the Groom in Waiting. #tca two
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Nent, 11' 01 '
,L,caldoyekFtlititilsnyafteHrnoowoanr.d, arrived at the
Ca '
tli°
Circle
• Her. Majesty will join the Royal Dinner cot. jor
evening, for the first time since her accouchloce
Her Majesty's private band will be in attcll
OP •
ing the evening at the Castle.
vast °;6O
The Hon. C. A. Murray arrived at the vas *tor -r'
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of liar, aci, 00;
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Lady Fanny Howard, left her residence, Cia°l r
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ellene'",,
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St. James's, at eleven o'clock yesterday nlll
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visit to her Majesty at Windsor Castle.
,A, of 'fcl'
Their Serene Highnesses ' the Duchess -,-"priace op
Weimar, the. Duke of Saxe 3.leiningen, in Celli Q#
ward of Saxe Weimar, after their arrival +° h 114,
Monday evening, received a visit at Marlboregnihiti'sl
fityhmeirhseerrlelnoeyHaligt Inigesh:eless,sacteloiempDaniucehdesbs, of -$ Srticol
ioifelyt,esastecrlahli.elinpcie)stilia,ll,tsea,ftsetr.w
jaramdsegited tAlicjj ' 4)1
Duchessfebi'
o)a ighnesses the Duke an their
C. a,a by
dime at KeTV.
l'ibleriirdgße, :. arrivedll in town yesterday fro -I:lllcilecile°oi.
Pete
Baron Bruriow, the Russian Minister, tritij inie
ness yesterday at the Foreign-office. 10 f ti'd
Mr. Dean, Chairman of the Customs, had iinpo, 0
with the Earl of Ripon- yesterday at i'lle 44- Cole'
Board of Trade. ~.,„ t the 1
Mr. Tillett transacted business yesterw•V it no.'
o'4' ,ef
nial-offiee.
lavuLtiwyottridedyilnlTl
11,totaiiirv,nn
Yorkshire.e loi
nffeA, Lord President
evening
iolnoravae.ifs.ll;o,....e;4,avee,
.reehtsiota.l.,
tr
at Attorney-GeneralTthheenome.oflicT. transacted busioes d*
s:/e6-
Lteorirdd'ahyen Judicial Committee
Lords Com .. cat; tf
ricla Elide '
the Admiralty *
sat
mars. Prreilvnyber
Court. Sir A. Johnston an P
mpriettseeentOfwtehre, PtrbievyCortil- I,ft.tTdcoosi
..41 oil ho
tCouncillors.on,sll Queen's
laipeipresaloffr
jomeselrkenngtal, " Maharajah Milterjeet °'ll.rd °II
The case was adjourned f if h • i aring 1
same side. tllo
ort urt et xe
day next. 111°
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of Sir theGeore M
it is probable tehe
1---mheeLliotoridfi office
Fitzroy.of General
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Chi,4 in
Mas Ireland ; Sir Henry Hardinge to be
..`''ies to
Master-General of the Ordnance ; and 111 r. ile'l"
who
age' I,'
A few d -
a) s ago a youth of 17 years ° , iiciert,,,,ll
was employed 'in a nail manufactory at Veic- onk
was killed by a blow of a wheel of the ruachincrL;te, ,ir
refinerlsimilar'asr eyvao:ctl accident
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CONVICTION 11"
s, iustonpea r
.EBoccurredpetvlii
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C of 600 times in a :col': saii,co
notorious villain, of whom our readers I)%ive iorCil°
read, has been tried for " bigamy" at the SuPeri3, to
of Rockingham county, N. e.,and found gl3'oo re
was sentenced to be branded with the later tberptl
left cheek- (which was carried into execution. 01,00, il i.
sence or the Court), to be imprisoned three 3,11, 4;
assigned at io n of
tteh
him terniint. intinipd
receive 39 lashes at three several times befor has V,lO
Ns abode ."0 0:1100
have branded in legible characters the word "IL •
A, er
his forehead.—Amcrican Paper. It wouldhb:vecoed:_all'oe
cot -0; v,
We understand that Governrn
mined upon offering a reward for the discoverip, oar
persons who set fire to the premises at ChUN
shire, on the 22d of November last.