The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-23 00:00:00

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On Tuesday Louis Phi ippe had a severe attack or bile, but on
Thursday he had completely recovered, and in the evening received
a great number of persons of rank. Among others, the Minister
of Saxe. Weimar, the Brazilian Minister to the Court of Turin,
Gonerals Changarnier, Negrier, Count d'Hautpoul, Daulle, and
Baron Dukcrmont.

The Address Committee met on Friday morning before he sit.
ting of the Chamber, to discuss the amendments of M. David and
M Billault. The majority is said to have decided upon maintain.
ing the present language of the Address,
A letter from the Hague states that the Duke de Bordeaux had
intimated his intention of visiting Holland, but has abandoned it,
the King having stated that be could not receive him, on account of
his being in mourning for his father.
The King of Hanover arrived at Berlin on the Bth inst.
The Augsburg Gazette contradicts the report of the death of
Madame Catalani, and adds that this celebrated and amiable lady
is in perfect health.

According to a letter from Odessa, of the )Bth ult., the Black
Sea had retired half a werste (660 yards) from the shore, and the
vessels in the port were left on dry land.
M. Martinez de la Rosa, Ambassador from Spain to the Court of
France, arrived in Paris on Thursday night. On Friday morning
he had a long conference with Queen Christina.
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The Courrier des Alpes states that a short and faint, but sen.
sible, shock of an earthquake was felt in the morning of the 7th
instant, at Chanibery, at 22 minutes after ceven o'clock. The
weather was damp and rainy, the wind was variable, but generally
from the South. The thermometer was at 45 Fahrenheit.
The following instance of dear law is related by one of the Paris
journals :—" A person named P— was owed a sum of 19f. 90c. by
a at. B—, of Langeais, and on the latter coming in for some pro.
perty, the creditor commenced a suit against 51. B— for the debt.
This was d .ne in due course of law, and the expenses amounted
to 1,581 f."

The German papers state that two more shocks of earthquake
were felt at Ragua, un the 22d ult. No details of their effects

are given.

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The Duke of Cambridge is expected in the course of the week
to honour Colonel and Mrs. Wyndham with his ccinpany at Pet_
worth Howe, and the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk, at Arund,l
Castle, Sussex.

His Royal Highness Princa Albert has consented to preside at
the opening of the British and Foreign Institute, on the 2,1 of the
ensuing month, when 1).8 Royal Highness will be in town with the
Que..l), as the Court wil; remain at Buckingham Palace souse days
after the meeting of Parliament.

His Serene HLhne•s Prince Saki koff lett his apartments at the
Clarendon Rohl on Flittly last, after a long sojourn in this country,

"i he Earl ;imi Counre,s of Sandwich are ei.lETtaining a numerous
y at Hincinobrook,,, near lion;i,gdon.

the Duke aim 1./oclie,; of Montro,,e,
qois of Graoby, Earl and Couot‘.ss of 1;1'0V:flit Io,V mid .Ladies Cust,
Earl of Au yne, Earl of litiverley, Lord LciVnilie, Bon. Cokioel
Lowther, SEr florae° Seymour, sir Jdin lrolloi-e, Mr. A. S.
Oq.rilm, M.P., &c., have bevii among the gue.ts of '.he Marquis
rid Maiehiooess cf Ext [Cr, during the last week, buighley
Sianuford.

Earl ( anti! e,s of Crave': have been surrounded by a select
circle at i oombe Abbey, ne..r Coventry. V,seount Osstbstoo,
Vi,outit birimston, Hon. F. Grnnston, Hon. F. Craven, Lady
Louisa Jobraone, Dowager Lady Johnstone, &c., have been stay-
ing there.

Earl Fitzhardinge is at Berkeley Castle, but leaves in the course
or the week, on his return to his Lordship's villa at Che.tenhAn
Lord ..nd Lady Belhaven trlve returned to Wishaw House, from
a visit to she Earl of Lauderdale, at Los bend House, near Dunbar,
where the Dowager Counters is residing.

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Tiie He of the poet S•.uthey, says the Bolton Free Press, is being
written by ; owl, selccied biogr:plier, who has at his c.aninand
the whole of his correspondence, and we also btlieve a MS poem,
express .y designed to eel forth the Iniddin life of hi- mind.
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It is more than rumoured (says the Court Journal) that tht, King
of the French will return the visit of her 111..jesty to the Chateau
d'Eu, in the middle of the approaching season.
Three conAors have been brought to this country by Dr. Roberts,
from Rio Negro, in Patagonia, witch art believed to be the larges,
and most splendid ever seen alive, measuring front 11 to 12 reel
across the wings. The two males are thought to be upwards of 20
years of age. They have been purchased for the Surrey Zoological
Gardens.

The Humane Society have voted 21. to James Wilson, an extra
lockman in the employ of the London Dock Company, who cou
Lsgeously leaped into the dock and saved the life of a seaman,
named James Miller, who fell overboard from a ship passing through
the eastern dock. Wilson has saved the lives of three peisons,
and is well deserving the reward bestowed upon him.