The Sun.
London, England, 1832-08-15 00:00:00

'KING LEOPOLh'S MARRIAGE.

(From the Nourelliste, Aug. 12.)
Thursday, the ninth day of August, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and thirty-two, at half-past eight
in the evening, We, Etienne Denis, Baron Pasquier, Peer
of Franc-, President of the Chamber of Peers, Grand
Cross of the Legion of Honour, performing, in the terms
of the Royal Ordinances of the `2sth March, 1816, the
functions of officer of the Civil State with regard to Princes
and Princesses of the Royal House, accomp inied only (on
account of the absence of Charles Louis Huguet, Marquis
de Semonville, Peer of France, Grand Referendary of the
Chamber of Peers) by Eugene Francois Couchy, Auditor
of the Council of State, Keeper of the Register and Ar-
chives of the said Chamber of Peers, performing the du-
ties of Notary of the said Civil State. We have arrived,
according to the orders of the King, at the Royal Palace
of Compiegne, in the Cabinet of his Majesty, where at,
also) by order of the King, Horace Francoise Bastian,
Got nt Sebastiani de la Ports, Minister Secretary of State
or the Foreign Department, L;eut.-General of the King's
Armies, Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour ; Felix
Bantle, Keeper of the Seals, Minister Secretary of State
of the Justice Department ; and Charles Ame Joseph
Lehon, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of his Majesty the King of the Belgians, and
Officer of the Legion of Honour.
At which place we have proceeded to the act of mar-
riage of the very illustrious, powerful, and excellent Prince
Leopold, first of that name, (Leopold Georges Chretien
Frederick) King of the Belgians, Duke of Saxe, Prince of
Coburg Gotha, born at Coburg, 16th December, 1790,
eldest son of the illustrious and powerful Prince Francois
Antoine, Duke of Saxe, Prince of Coburg and Saalfeld,
and of the very illustrious and powerful Princess Auguste
Caroline Sophie Duchess of Saxe ; widower (6th Decem-
ber, 1817) of the very illustrious, powerful, and excellent
Princess Charlotte Augusta, daughter of the very illus-
trious, powerful, and excellent Prince, Gorge IV., King
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, on
one part ; and the very illustrious and powerful Princess
Louise Marie Therese Caroline Isabella, Princess of 01-
leans, born at Palermo, 3d April, 1812, eldest daughter
of the very illustrious, powerful, and excellent Prince
Louis Philippe, first of the name, King of the French,
and of the very illustrious, powerful, and excellent Prin-
cess Maria Amelia, Queen of the French, on the other
part--.

And to this effect :—ln the presence of the said very
illustrious, powerful, and excellent Prince Louis Philippe,
first of the name, King of the French, and very illustrious,
powerful, sod excellent Princess Maria Amelia, Queen of
the French ; as also in the presence of the very illustrious
and powerful Princes Ferdinand Philippe Louis Charles
Henri Rosolin d'Orleans, Duke of Orleans, Prince Royal ;
Louis Charles Philippe Raphael d'Orleans Duke de Ne-
mours; Francois Ferdinand Philippe Louis; arie d'Orleans,
Prince de Joinville ; Henri Eugene Philippe Louis d'Or-
leans, Duke d'Aumale; Antoine Marie Philippe d'Orleans,
Duke de Monpensier, sons of their Majesties—and of the
very illustrious and powerful Princesses Marie Cristine
Caroline Adelaide Francoise Leopoldine, Princess of Or-
leans; Marie Clementine Caroline Leopoldine Clotilde,
Princess of Orleans, daughters of their Majesties ; and of
the very illustrious and powerful Princess Eug-ne Adelaide
Princess of Orleans, sister of the King ;—and
also in the presence of witnesses appointed by the King,
namely—
_ . _

For his Majesty the King of the Belgians, Philippe Jean
Michel Comte d'Arschot, Member of the Belgian Senate,
Grand Marshal of the Court, and Philippe Felix Balthazar
Otho, Count de Merode, Member of the Chamber of Re-
presentatives of Belgium, Minister of State.
And for her Royal Highness, the future spouse, Claude
Antoine Gabfel, Duke de Choiseul, Peer of France,
Lieutenant-General of the King's Armies, Aide-de-Camp
of his Majesty, Commander of the Legion of Honour;
Francois, Marquess,de Barbe-Marbois, Peer of France,
First President of the Cur de Comptes, and Grand Cross
of the Legion of Honour ; Joseph Marie Count Portales,
Peer of France, First President of the Court of Casea-
tion, and Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour; Eu-
geres Bernard Maret, Duke de Bassano, Peer of France,
and Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour ; Maurice
Etienne, Count Gerard, Member of the Chamber of De-
puties, Marshal of France, and Grand Cross of the Legion
of Honour; Alphonse-Marie Marcelin Thomas Berenger,
Member of the Chamber of Deputies ; Andre Marie Jean
Jaques Dupin, Member of the Chamber of Deputies, the
King's Procureur General in the Court of Cessation; and
Jules Paul Benjamin Delessert, Member of the Chamber
of D puties.
After having taken the Orders of the King, we have
made the following demands to the illustrious indivi-
duals :

Illustrious, powerful, and excellent Prince Leopold 1.,
; , 29, •-•- - c' •1- -
Gotha, do you declare to take in marriage the illustrious
and powerful Princess Louise• Marie Theresa Caroline Isa-
belle, Princess of Orleans, here present ? And to the
above the said illustrious, powerful, and excellent Prince
replied, " Yes, Sire."

Illustrious and powerful Princess Louise Marie Therese
Caroline Isabelle, Princess of Orleans, do you declare to
take in marriage the illustrious, powerful, and excellent
Prince Leopold I. King of the Belgians, Duke of Saxe,
Prince of Coburg Gotha, here present? And to this the
said illustrious and powerful Princess replied, " Yes, Sire."
Upon which we said—

By order of the King, and in the name of the law, we
declare that the illustrious, powerful, and excellent Prince
Leopold, first of that name, King of the Belgians, Duke
of Saxe, Prince of Coburg Gotha, and the illustrious and
powerful Princess Louise-Marie Therese Caroline Isabelle,
Princess of Orleans, are united in marriage.

Of all which we have drawn up this process, and
Itigned it after the same having been read.

LOUIS PHILIPPE.
MARIE AMELIE.
LEOPOLD.

LOUISE D'ORLEANS.

Ferdinand Philippe d'Orleans, Louis Charles d'Orleans,
Francois Ferdinand d'Orleans, Henri Eugene Philippe
d'Orleans, Antoine Marie Philippe d'Orleans, E. Adelaide
d'Orleans, Count d'Arschot, Count Felix de Mernde, the
Duke de Choiseul, Barbe-Marbois, Count Portalis, Duke
de Bassano, Marshal Count Gerard. Marceline Berenger,
Dupin sine, B. Delessert, H. Sehastiani, Barthe, Count
Lehon, Baron Pasquier, E. Cauchy.

RECUSANT TITHE PAYERS.—We under-
stand that that patriotic Nobleman and excellent land-
lord, Lord FFRENCII, has declared in the most unequivccal
terms his determination to let his property be seized
rather than any longer pay the odious impost of tithe.—
Dublin Freeman's Journal.
SINGULAR AMBITION.—If ever I should
succeed," said GOETHE, " in getting up a work which
should make the Germans curse me for some 50 or 100
years to come, and make them abuse me at all times and
in all places, that would be my great delight."
NORTHCOTE used to take leave of his pupils,
going on their continental tour, with, "Now, young man,
remember you cross the Alps expressly to become a thief."
LIVERPOOL, NIONDAYEVENING.—Arrived
the Georges (sailed the 29th of July), Florence (sailed
the 28th of July), Globe, Robert Seoursfield, and
Martha, from New Orleans ; June, from Laguna; St.
John, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Admiral Ben-
how, from Quebec; %Villanm and Mary, from New-
foundland ; Ganges, from Savannah ; Robert Finnic and
Iduna, from Antwerp ; Seboa, from Mobile; and Del.
',him; from Genoa. Passed Holyhead, inward-bound,
the Morgiana, from St. Petersburgh ; and the Promise,
from Quebec.
CHOLERA AT LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY AND
MONDAY.—New cases, 94; deaths, 38; recoveries, 57 ;
remaining 164.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUGUST
13.—Two thousand five hundred bales of Cotton are esti-
mated to have been sold to-day at steady market prices,
and comprise about 2,000 in American descriptions, from
6-id. to 71-d. ; and 500 Brazils and Egyptians; the latter
at Sed., the former in Maranhams at Std. ; and Bahias at
6'id. to lid.
A TRINITY Bo— .—Men's ears should be
very well inured to such a cacophonous title as " Black-
pool College, Cork," before they would lose their taste
and respect for T. C. D. Those neat and elegant capi-
tals, which run so trippingly along the tongue, have a
talismanic power. Engrave them on a gentleman's card,
and they are the open sessame to which all doors of con-
sideration freely expand themselves. Put an F. before
them, and they are passe partout. 'fhe bearer himself is
often astonished at the good company they bring him into.
For example, there is my quondam class-fellow, INlvt.Es
OTLYNN. Little did he dream, 20 years ago, when he
lay castle-building on the sunny side of Slieunatnan, that
a great man's gentleman would ever sing out his name at
the door of a crowded drawing-room. I believe I was
present the first time he found himself in that awkward
predicament. He stared around him in perfect amaze-
ment, thrust his nose into every body's face bat the right
one, tugged at his Limerick gloves till he pushed his dirty
nails clean mt, through the finger's ends of them, and
rubbed up his Curly pate with both hands into a living i
image of that phenomenon in cookery, a calf's head sur-
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, AuGuar 13.

The LORD CHANCELI.OR gave judgment in the
Scotch ecchs;astical appeal of Luke v. Hunter, the facts
of which appeared in our Paper yesterday, affirming the
judgment of the Court below, with costs.
The Earl of BELMORE, the late Governor-General of
Jamaica, took the oaths and his seat.
On the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, the
Roman Catholic Bequests Bill and the Lord Chancellor's
Salary Bill were read a third time, and passed.
The Stage Coach Duties Bill went through a Com-
mittee, and was reported without amendment. Third
reading to-morrow.

The Duke of WELLINGTON presented a petition
from the merchants and inhabitants of the Islands of De-
merara, Essequibo, and Berbice, praying that the West India
Relief Bill might not pass clogged with the clauses rendering
it imperative on them to adopt the late Orders in Council.
The Noble Duke had some observations to make upon
this question, but as the Noble Secretary for the Colonies
was not in his place, he would defer them for a short time.
The Earl of ROSSLYN presented a petition from
Andrew Jeffries, of Coleman-street, praying that the
former Greek Loan be recognized before a new one was
granted.
The Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Party Processions
(Ireland) Bill, went through a Committee. To be read a
third time to-morrow.
GREEK CONVENTION BILL.

This Bill went through a Committee; to be read a
third time to. morrow.
CIVIL LIST BILL.

This Bill went through a Committee ; to be read a
third time to-morrow.
CHOLERA.

The Marquis of LANSDOWNE laid upon the table of
the House Orders in Council issued under the Cholera
Prevention Act.