The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-06 00:00:00

students rose en masse, and insultingly reino
to hear him. M. Rossi endeavoured for s°l
time to restore order, and to • explain to the sch'irtei
whatever they might object to in his lectures ; but ad to
trying in vain to obtain a hearing, he was force „
quit the hall, which was filled with vociferati°ll:
against him. After the students had succeeded
expelling the learned Professor they proceeded in,ce
body, to the number of three hundred, to the redden
of M. MAUGUIN, for the purpose of obtainilig bt
fa
aclvico and assistance in the Chamber of DePuties'b,
the appointment of another Law Professor in '0
room of M. Rossi. M. MAUGUIN received th'te
courteously, and after hearing what they had t,
say, recommended them to return to their al'arii
ments and resume their studies, assuring the'o
that their conduct would tend more to injure 639
advance the cause they espoused. He likewise Pr;
mised to bring the subject of their complaint bell° Its
Chamber at the earliest opportunity. The stud°,
then dispersed, vowing that unless the cause of „
plaint was removed, they would take the reniek
their own hands.
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PRINCE TALLEYRAND is reported to hav,, L
tively declined returning as an Ambassador t°
British Court. The French Ministry know n°t f'd
whom to appoint as his successor. We have lead;,
that the return of the Tories to power in this c°"'°
has had quite at much to do with the Prince's re'o
tion to retire from public life, as the infirmities attend'
on extreme old age. The King of the FRENcti 15
te
present using his influence with the Prince, in erderliii
induce his Excellency to change his purpose; if
MAJESTY do not succeed, the Duke de BitoGi'l,
most likely to be appointed, as having the Ot
fluence with the Cabinet of this country.
Lord BROUGHAM appears the principal obi 6,01,
attraction in the Parisian circles—literary and elitl,o,
On Wednesday his Lordship dined with the V 0
. The Chamber of Peers sat as a Judicial cr'so
Tuesday last. The result of the past enquiries
read, and the Court rose till Monday next.

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The German Papers, just received, state ths"
Emperor of RUSSIA left Berlin on the 24th of P#lllo
ber for Petersburg. His Imperial MAJESTYVMS t°
through Warsaw on his return to his capital. if
Prince Co-Regent of Saxony set out for Dresele'la the
mediately after the departure of the Emperor, 91 ost
Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar set off for Weill've
the same time. The Prussian newspaper ceils°rs fre
forbidden Don CARLOS to be denominated

tender " in any future publication.
re'
Bayonne Papers of the 29th ult. have bee" vi
ceived, from which we learn that General gil4`l,o„,le
opened a line of safe communication between 13') txle
and Madrid, which will be of the greatest adv3;ooo
to the Royalists. ZUMALACARREGUI iS Withi ;tile
men in the valley of Goni, where the troops un";i0;
command of Oraa, Cordova, and Lopez, intend

ing him to an engagement.

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
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CITY, TWELVE O' CL
s
The Spanish and Portuguese Stocks are rather heai.' axe lfi?
morning the former, which left off yesterday at 54bBe'quear,
present 53,1„ 54. The latter closed at 83i InaiY theficb
334- This may be attributed to the tardy arrival
titulars for the contract of the Spanish Loan at Ma`"'ectirlo
has greatly disappointed the speculators in the above ofige,
Consols continue firm at 92- to for the Accountd, irk.f
aY' • tel•
the expectation of the arrival of Sir R. Peel, ever
ro
they expect that the new Administration will be ra
formed.
011'E t

HALF-PAb-
Up to the present hour we have no farther arriva's'
political news.
Consols continue firm at 928 4 for the account*
still heavy at 54 to 548 ; Portuguese 831 to 84. , oex
THREE o'a
Consols for the Account, 924 I.

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We hear that the Hon. Colonel Carado% jestio
on of Lord Ilowden, some time attached to his 20 fre,
embassies at Paris and Madrid, has received invital
a large body of the electors of York, Wakefield, afirinciPo.
fract, to come forward as a candidate on pure Whir claco
in case of a dissolution of Parliament. Colonel IfOrillo
presented the borough of Dundalk in the unreforin gad
ment, but always voted for the extension of franchise
liberties of the people.
• we po
The Renegade morning paper (there Is:, otleyd,
God, for the sake of the character of the press, nn,/,'Yof
.P I;
devotes its columns to extracts from the '°•o7;stive
throughout the country, and carefully avoids all iat ottikr
the proceedings taking place against the party it hasue
poused. The discretion as well as the zeal of t"
vertite" is apparent in this. What, however, must the)
iv has still left think ? Globe.
belonging• e fe7t,
WHALE FISIIERY.—Last year the
belonging to Dundee took 217 whales at Da 1500 te;001
fishery, frogwhich about 2015 tuns of oil and 0,01
%W
hone were Obtained, and were calculated to be I/ tliver
This year eight vessels were at the fishing, one Fit ore/
Greenland. The whole took only 118 whales, whic of sill
pected to yield about 1030 tuns of oil and 50 tons tiee,',o
Although both the oil and the bone may advance gee,"
the value will fall far short of that of last year. lO loir
of the whole of the British vessels at the fishery I is
produced about 14,500 tuns of oil. This season AP
lated they will only yield between 5,000 and 6,000 i ge?
There are now, exhibiting, in the shop (71„nel
Noble, of Fleet-street, two remarkably fine pears? 01ST cSor
ing 21b. 90z., and the other 21b. 30z., and measuri°s4
in length, by 18 in circumference ; they were gresf.r," 000 i;
folk, and are known by the name of the '4 pound PelgOt 40:
Madame Recamier has left the interest °,eof;dc°
as an annual prize for the best treatise on the inflae- s't bee
as a cause of sickness and death. The prize is t,°r, ,c4fir
by the AcaUmie de M6decine. The unfortunate liar ot"
self for a long time a prey to wasting sorrows, tmueAcbiatofej
:it length sunk. The conscioussness of her aPPr%is
and of its cause, no doubt originated the idea ofprioSiplr,
bequest.—Journal Hebdornadaire, Oct. 25. ( spfbsC
cause of the grief of this once beautiful and a_rotteej be
lady was the loss of her personal charms. She did sire
everybody who knew her did—that age had not 111' je
power of pleasing and interesting all who saw her')}' tPopdr
ANCONA, Nov. 17.—People will talk,thoti;gieci
rarture of our French garrison, but probably Wl,:itb„ j 9 5,1'1
tion ;on the contrary, we hear that a transport r" Ctaet
men is expected, who are much wanted berg but „50t
that General Cubier put under arrest his ftpel, set h"pt
Caraman, who had challenged him to fight 3,o3a°ollreit
him at liberty again yesterday, on which M. k'"„f tiro
for France. By order of the Papal Goverrne'ripenvost
reason is not known), the centurions are dePcoper
patents. This operation takes place to-day at 30. the
our neighbourhood.—Allgemeine Zeitunq, 0001'o
SHORT SIGHT.—Dean Cowper, of -`-'e dal be 41
was very economical of his wine, descanting enblion, or
extraordinary performance of a man who was tba°
marked, that the poor fellow could see no nier-shed
tae
bottle."—" I do not wonder at it at all, Sir," rethat
canon at table, " for we have seen no more than jciti
the afternoon."—Mirror. ev ,00
, ,be
SINGULAR COINCIDENCE.—The s "
of Chester refused to do execution on the boi_u`ct °tbnutert;
derers of Mr. Ashton, Garside and Mosley; vue'rieeeper:r,
to death in London, they were hung in the Pres 4 the
to and Cheshire. The former is the name ;:e cxec'yo
Marshal of the King's Bench, the latter that of .
hile
vvP pr. Do
GOOD BREEDING.—Lord Carteret:, d,
tiot
Lieutenant of Ireland, went one day, unattached bite pctio
to._ed hit l
hipi
lany's, to whom he was much attached, and
had come to dine with him. The Doctor thaadi`itivitecist
lency for the honour lie conferred on him,, with gretbosloo
walk in the garden, which his Lordship din
humour. After thehad been there a few' IT e ob7hipi;;J
on ;so fo
eo
75 the s oero
N' a
Doctorn t camehad
d to
generallyinform
suiteddinner
and his mother, to whom he behaved
and to
respect. The old lady did the honours of t _t_
withbetetabibiit std
e,
costly
fare,
lilloisstLnoervdesrhmip:i_de any apology for the eatertaintneo
" To stomachs cloyed with cos
This conduct wSasim
though a courtier, hated ceremony when he id tol.o
phliicgithylyaloangereiesarbalree.
His Excellency, after the cloth was taken away' d o
a believe- tion
introduced, told the Doctor that lie always
,__o,strs„,,
a well-bred man, but never had so clear a er'Lordse're 100:
have me tre
whom I have made the same experiment, for high
ero
to koerd..s,,,fartbetre_ieripte,
much confusion as if I came to arrest ther_n]eir
as he had this day seen. " Others," said his tO3 00
which, (and not their dinner), I sought, bute 'lf it by tAtot•
o
nay, they would not give me a moment oftftirried i.juleiti;/
and then, if I had any appetite, deprived m
some apologies for defects, and u
Mirror.
nuecessary