The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-01 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1, 1833.

in consequence of the arrival of Mr. Jeremie, the new At-
torney-General,
,c2B. The Germanic Diet assemble at Frankfort, and
pass their famous resolution respecting the Government of
the German States.

The Elrl of Donoughmore, who succeeded Aber-
cromby in Egypt, dies at Knocklofty-house, in the 78th
year of his age.
29. Sir James Macdonald, Commissioner of the lonian
Islands, dies of cholera. _ _

30. Lord Amesbury (C. Dundas), for half a century
Member for Berkshire, dies, in his 84th year.

JULY.

1. Lord Rendlesham dies at Paris.
5. Lord Durham sets out on a special mission to St.
Petersburgh.
The Quarter's Revenue is published, from which
it appears there is a falling off on the quarter of 344,565/.
9. Jonathan Smithers is executed at Newgate, for arson
and murder.

Don Pedro lands with his army in Portugal, and
takes possession of Oporto, with but little resistance.
11. A grand entertainment at Guildhall, to celebrate
the passing of the Reform Bill.
12. A long debate in the Commons on the Russian
Dutch Loan Bill ; majority for Ministers, 46.
15. After an inquiry, which lasted for 11 days, Miss
Bagster is declared of unsound mind.
17. A dreadful hurricane takes place off the Shetland
Islands, by which 19 boats are sunk, and about 100 per-
sons drowned.

• Mr. Wilkinson is murdered on the Thames by two
men of the names of Brown and Kennedy.
18. Returns are published, showing that the population
of Prussia had increased since 1828 from 12,726,110 to
13,038,960. _ _

22. Young Napoleon dies at the Palace of Schoenbrunn
in his 22d year.
27. Lord Althorp brings forward the Budget, accord.
ing to which there would be a diminution of 2,162,100/.
o❑ the current year as compared with the preceding.
29. A great eruption of Mount Vesuvius takes place.
30. A serious disturbance takes place at Clitheroc on
the entrance of Mr. Irving.
Ibrahim Pacha disperses the army of the Grand
Seignior in Syria.
AUGUST.

1. The Royal Assent is given to the Scotch Reform Bill.
7. The Royai Assent is given to the Irish Reform Bill.
A riot takes place at Canterbury on the entrance of
the Archbishop.
9. Leopold, King of the Belgians, marries the eldest
daughter of the French King at Compeignc.
. .

10. Cook is executed at Leicester for the murder of
Mr. Pass.

15. A Bill for Abolishing the Punishment of Death in
all cases of Forgery (excepting wills and powers of attor-
ney) is passed.
16. Parliament is prorogued by the King in person.
The chief topics of the Speech are the Reform Bill, the
disturbances in Ireland, and the friendly relations of foreign
Powers with this country. _ .

19. Six persons are drowned in the Thames by the up-
setting of Lord Cholniondeley's yacht the Brilliant.
22. Dennis Collins is convicted at Abingdon of high
treason ; afterwards respited.
31. Sir Everard Home, Bart., dies in his 77th year.

famous for the beauty and vast variety of their production,
—have all within the last eleven months paid the debt of
nature. To sovereigns it has been much more propitious;
with the exception, we believe, of the death of the King o'
Naples, there is no instance of mortality among the poten
tales of Europe. The most important event of the yea'.
however, either in this country or in any other part of the
world, is the Reform of the Commons' House of Parlia-
ment, which has been effected without revolution or blood-
shed, and which will justly acquire for it with posterity.
the appellation of the Reform Year.