The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-10 00:00:00

No. 16,117. LONDON, WEDNESDAY ETTENI: SU N 9 APRIL 10, 1844.

PRICE sd.

THE SUN is Published EVERY MORNING at FIVE O'CLOCK, in Time for the EARLY TRAINS and TOWN DELIVERY; a SECOND EDITION (Evening Sun) is Published in Time for the AFTERNOON TRAINS
and a THIRD EDITION at SE'►VEN O'CLOCK, for POST, containing PARLIAMENTARY and all other NEWS in LONDON up to that Hour.
ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED in ALL THE THREE PAPERS, Morning, Noon, and Night, thereby insuring a TOWN and COUNTRY CIRCULATION, at ONE CHARGE.

HALL and ALLAN, of 69, 70, and 71,
ST. PAUL'S-CHURCHYARD, having completed the ex-
tensive alterations found necessary by the great increase of their
trade, beg respectfjlly to invite Ladies and the Public generally to
an inspection of their NEW and SPLENDID STOCK, selected in the
Home and Continental Markets for the Season, comprising every
novelty in French, Figured, and Plain Satins ; 14rocaded, Plain, and
Fancy Gros de Naples,.with most recherche designs in Paisley and
Lyons Shawls, Scarfs, Mantles, Re. Lama and Cachmere Dresses In
every variety of style.
French Blondes, Collars, Lace, and every article in Millinery, in-
cluding a magnificent assortment of Ribbons, French Flowers,
Feathers, Re. Paris and Grenoble Kid Gloves. Lisle, Silk, and
Cotton Hose, &c.

courts of law, with the exception of those against
ministers of state ; he has also the right of amnesty,
but with the responsibility of all his ministers.
Art. 33. The King has the right of founding and re-
gulating orders of knighthood according to the pro-
visions of the law ; he cannot, however, confer titles of
nobility and distinction, nor acknowledge such given to
Greek citizens by any foreign state.
Art. 34. The King has the right of coining money ac-
cording to law.
Art. 35. The Civil List shall be determined by the
law, the duration of which is confined to a fixed period,
and which shall not be changed till after the expiration
of ten years.
Art. 36. The King, Otho, after signing the present
Constitution, shall take the following oath, in the pre-
sence of the President and the National Assembly
" I swear, in the name of the consubstantial and undi-
vided Trinity, that I will defend the Established Church
(predominant religion) of the Greeks. I will preserve
the constitution and laws of the Greek nation ; that I
will maintain and support the national independence and
the integrity of the Greek State."
SUCCESSION AND REGENCY.
Art. 37. The Hellenic crown and its constitutional
rights are hereditary, and are transmitted in line direct
to the true and lawful descendants of King Otho in the
order of primogeniture.
Art 38. In default of true and lawful descendants of
King Otho, the Hellenic crown, and its constitutional
rights, are transmitted to his next brother, and his
lawful heirs in line direct in order of primogeniture. In
case of his death without such heir in line direct, the
Hellenic crown and its constitutional rights shall be
transmitted to his remaining brother, and to his true
and lawful heirs in line direct in order of primogeniture.
Art. 39. In case there shall be no successor, according
to the above limitations, the King shall appoint one with
the consent of the Chamber and Senate, for that purpose
*idled together ; two-thirds at least of the members of
each shall be present, and the decision shall be by the
vote of two thirds at least of those present.
Art. 40. Every successor of the Greek throne is re-
quired to profess the religion of the Eastern Orthodox
Church of Christ.
Art. 41. In no case shall the crowns of Greece and
Bavaria be united in one sovereign.
Art. 42. The King shall arrive at majority on the
completion of his 18th year ; before he ascends the
throne he shall swear in the presence of the ministers,
the holy synod, the senators, the representatives, and
others of the highest authority, the oath contained in
the 36th article. The King shall call together, within
two months at farthest, the Chamber and the Senate,
and shall take the oath before them when assembled
together in one chamber.
Art. 43. In case of the decease of the King, should the
heir be a minor, or absent, or no regent should have
been already appointed, the Chamber and the Senate
shall meet without summons on the 10th day at latest
after the decease of the King. The constitutional power
shall be exercised by the council of ministers, under
their own responsibility, until the taking of the oath by
the regent, or the succession of the heir,
Art. 44. In case of the death of the King, should his
successor be a minor, the two Chambers shall meet
together for the purpose of choosing a guardian ; this
guardian, however, shall only be chosen when none is
appointed by the will of the deceased King, or when
the heir being minor shall have no mother, or when the
mother shall have contracted a second marriage. The
mother during her widowhood is ipso facto guardian of
her child. The guardian of the King during his mino-
rity, whether appointed by will, or chosen by the
Chamber and Senate, is required to be a Greek citizen,
and of the Eastern Church.—A separate law will re-
gulate the subject of the Regency.
Art. 46. No individual shall be at the same time
e 15th of member of the Chamber and Senate.
Art. 47. The Chamber and Senate shall meet by
November,e
acco
rd
nugn lteos s
arti-
cles h
King shall have previously called them together, or
srhigahllthaavnenuparlolryogounedth
their
meeting,
30 and 31. The duration of each session of the
Chamber shall not be less than two months.
Art. 48. The Chamber and Senate shall meet publicly.
They shall consult with closed doors ; the Chamber on
the demand of ten members, or the Senate on the demand
of five, after which, each shall decide by a majority whe-
ther the question debated shall be again debated after the
public is admitted.
Art. 49. Neither the Chamber nor Senate shall de-
bate or vote on any question, unless at least one more
than the half of each body be present. In cases of equal
votes the motion falls. The voting shall be open, except
when it relates to individuals.
Art. 50. No individual shall appear uncalled before
the Chamber or the Senate, to address them verbally or
by writing ; nevertheless, petitions may be presented
through any member of either Chamber, or may be
given to the proper officer. The Chamber and the Se-
nate have equally the right of sending the petitions ad-
dressed to them to the Ministers, who are obliged to give
explanations as often as demanded.
Art. 51. The Chamber and the Senate sits each in its
respective chamber. On the day of the opening of the
Chambers only, and as often as the Constitution directs,
they meet in the Chamber of Representatives.
Art. 52. No tax can be imposed or exacted unless pre-
viously voted by the Chamber and Senate, and confirmed
by the King,
Art. 53. The Chamber and Senate shall vote annually
the budget, and audit that of the past year.
Art. 54. No pension or reward can be granted from
the public treasury without a law.
Art. 55. No Member of the Chamber or Senate can
be prosecuted, or otherwise molested, for any opinion or
vote given by him in the performance of his duty in the
Chambers.

for to the Nornos ; or Pytanis of the University, twice
chosen ; or Professor of the same after ten years' ser-
vice ; or a Vice-President of the Chamber of Commerce,
twice chosen ; or after six years' service as a member of
the same. The length of service of those included from
6 to 14 articles will begin from the publication of the
present Constitution. The qualifications in the present
article shall be revised after ten years by the Legisla-
ture. Those who shall have been employed during va-
rious years of service in any of the offices in the before-
named list, shall be entitled to count the various services
as one service.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
ALTERATION IN THE POSITION OF TIIE BUOYS IN THE

RIVER JAIME.
The following is a copy of an official notification trans-
mitted to Lloyd's, from the Admiralty, respecting cer-
tain alterations of the buoys in the river Jade
Public notice is hereby given, that in order to point
out the navigable channel in the Jande, the same has,
after previous survey, been buoyed at the proper spots
from its mouth to opposite the Vareler Siel.
The navigable channel in the Jande is pointed out
by ten buoys ; five of which are placed below Wangerage
and the Minser-olde-oog, and five in the Upper Jande,
from Hook Siel to opposite the Oberahnschan Fulds,
viz.:-
Ist. Below Wangerage and the Minser-olde-oog.
ON ENTERING.
A. On the larboard side, at the commencement of the
Jande Baulk (Jande Plate).
Ist. A white nunn buoy (Boje-Tonne) with black
stripes marked on the upper end with a " crown" and
" Jande," lying in five fathoms water, from which Wan-
gerage Lighthouse bears S.W. by W., Minser 5.4 W., the
key buoy to the Weser N. by E.
B. On the starboard side on the Bank (Plate) which
commences to the northward of the Blue Tub (Blauer
Balje), and E. by N. 4 N. of Wangerage light-house,
and extends beyond the Minser-olde-oog.
2d. A black cask, or nunn buey A, lying in six fathoms
water, Wangerage light-house bearing W., Minser
S.S.W. 4W. The Outer Weser signal ship E.S.E. -E.
3d. A black cask, or nunn buoy, A. 8., lying in five
fathoms water, Wangerage light -house bearing W. by
N. + N., Minser S.W. 4 S., Signal ship E. IS.
4th. A black cask, or nunn buoy, 8., lying in five
fathoms water, Wangerage light-house N.W. by W. 4 W.,
Minser S.W. 4 W., Signal ship E.N.E. 4 E. The
white nunn buoy, the position of which is given at 5
(see below), E.N.E., Sengwarden S. by W. 4 W.
C. On the larboard side, in front of the end of the
first-named Jande Bank (Jande Plate.)
sth. A white noun buoy, in six fathoms, Wangerage
light-house W.N.W., Minser, S.W. 4 W., Signal ship
E.N.E. E.
11. In-the Upper Jande.
D on the starboard side on the Vostapper Bank
(Plate).
6th. A black nunn buoy C, in 5 fathoms water, Bre-
men Beacon (Bremerbaake), E.N.E. I E., Haoksill Mill
W. 4 N., Sengwarden S.W. W.
7th. A black nunn buoy D, in 44 fathoms water, Bre-
men Beacon N.E. 1 E., Hooksill Mill N.W., Sengwarden
W. by N., Kopperhorner Mill S.S.W. # W.
E. On the starboard side at the end of the Heppenser
Bank.
Bth. A black nunn buoy E, in 4 fathoms water, Seng-
warden N.W. by N., Kopperhorner Mill W. by N.,
Eekwarder Mill E.S.E.
F. Towards the Vareler Siel on the starboard -side, be-
fore the confluence of the Marrensiller Deeps with the
Steinhauser Deeps.
9th. A red nunn buoy, in 3 fathoms water, Kopper-
homer Mill N.W. f W., Eekwarder Mill E., Schweyn-
burger Mill S. 4 E.
G. Towards the Vareler Siel on the starboard side.
10th. A white nunn buoy in 24 fathoms water, Kop-
perhorner Mill N.W. by N. Eekwarder Mill N.E. by
E.4E. Schweynburger Mill S.+E.
On entering, ships will have to steer the following
course :

The Linen' Stock is replete in every department, and comprises
lots of 7-Bths and 4-4ths Irish Linens, Sheeting's, Damask Cloths,
Napkins, &c., all of genuine fabric and warranted.
Prints and Printed Muslins in all the new designs.
Observe—WATERLOO HOUSE,
69, 70, and 71, St. Paul's-Churchyard.

Art. 74. The appointment of each Senator shall be
by separate decree, which shall accurately state the
services on account of which he is eligible, according to
Art. 72.

Art. 75. The Royal children, or heir-presumptive of
the Throne, shall be of right Senators when they shall
have attained their 18th year; but shall not be entitled
to vote till the expiration of their 25th year.
Art. 76. The session of the Senate shall commence
and terminate with that of the Chamber.

Art. '77. Every sitting of the Senate beyond the period
of the sitting of the Chamber, is contrary to law ; and
every act done in such sitting is illegal, and without legal
force, except when the Senate acts in its judicial capa-
city, then only those judicial acts authorised by the Con-
stitution shall have the force of law.
Art. 78. The King shall appoint triennially the Pre-
sident of the Senate from among its body, but the Senate
shall elect in each session, from among its members, two
Vice-Presidents and two Secretaries.
Art. 79. Each Senator shall receive an allowance of
500 drachmas a month, during the continuance of his
legislative and judicial duties. The senators receiving
pay for political and military, or any other such office,
shall receive only the difference between their pay and
allowances.

A. From the first white buoy striped with black to
the black buoy, A, for a distance of 8,000 feet S.E. by
E.4E., and for a distance of 1,200 feet S.E.
The breadth of the navigable channel is 2,000 feet, and
the depth 5 to 6i fathoms.
B. From the black nunn buoy A to AB—S.S.E.+E.
The breadth of the navigable channel is 3,000 feet,
and the depth 5 to 7 fathoms.
C. From the black nunn buoy AB to B—South.
The breadth of the navigable channel is 3,500 feet,
and the depth 5 to 7 fathoms.
D. From the black nunn buoy.BC—S.IW.
The breadth of the fairway is 8,000 to 10,000 feet,
and the depth of water 6to 6i fathoms. In the direc-
tion from the nunn buoy C to the Bremen Beacon the
distance is only 500 feet broad, inasmuch as E.N.E. of
nunn buoy C there are two shallows, upon which there
is only 2i to 4 fathoms water.
E. From the black aunn buoy C to D, and from D
till off the outer Rustringersiller deep S. E. The
breadth of the fairway is 7,000 feet, and off the outer
Rustringersiller Deep only 3,500 feet, the depth of
water is from 5 to 6 fathoms.
F. From the outer Rustringersiller Deep to the black
nunn buoy E, S. by W., the breadth of the fairway is
3,500 feet, and the depth from 5 to 81 fathoms.
• From the black nunn buoy E, passing by the re&
buoy, to the white nunn buoy S. by W., breadth of
the fairway 400 feet, and the depth 8} to 3 fathoms.
H. From the White Nunn buoy to Vareen Roads S.
by E. E., breadth of the fairway 2,500 feet, and the
depth 3to 1 fathoms.
Of these casks or nunn buoys, the first marked
" Jande," will remain throughout the winter. The
four following mentioned, sub. 2 till 5, will be taken up
at the commencement of the month of November, and
instead thereof wooden buoys will be laid down. The
other 5 mentioned, sub. 6 to 10 in the Upper Jande, will,
at the commencement of November, be taken away al-
together. All the buoys taken up in November will, in
the Spring, be replaced as soon as the weather will
permit.
In order to cover the cost of these buoys a tonnage
due of 8 grotes gold per last of oats will be levied on
all vessels of the tonnage of 5 lasts of oats and upwards,
which may come to anchor in the Jande to the south-
ward of the beforementioned black nunn buoy, No. 4,
or may touch at any port or siel in the Jande, either
as a port of refuge or seeking freight, or to dis-
charge cargo, to be paid to the party autho-
rised by the Court at Minser to levy the same. This
tax will, however, be paid only once per annum by each
vessel. (The notification then goes on to say that the
courts whose districts are bounded by the Jande are
charged to enforoe this payment, and that against the
decisions of the courts, there is no appeal but to the
Government.)
ment of the
TO
hl dee nGbruarngd,
Dt 1 lace
alsl t
Gh
iodf Se
nhe pu b
ane rG,
018v4e r
n 3.
Duchy of Oldenburg.
(Signed) MUTZENBUHER.
BUEHALTZER.

Art. 56. No Member of the Chamber or Senate can
be prosecuted, arrested, or imprisoned, during the ses-
sion, without the leave of the body to which he belongs,
except when taken inflagran to delicto. Every Member
of the Chamber or Senate is excepted from personal
arrest during the session, four weeks before its opening,
and tkree weeks after its close.
Art. 57. The Members of the Chamber and Senate
shall make the following oath before taking their seats :
I swear, in the name of the consubstantial and in-
divisible Trinity, that I will be faithful to the King of
Greece, and I will be obedient to the Constitution and
laws of the State ; and that I will conscientiously fulfil
my duties." This oath shall be taken by the representa-
tives and senators in their respective Chambers pub-
licly assembled.

Art. 58. The Chamber and Senate determine by their
own regulations how their business shall be conducted.
ON THE CHAUBER OF RDPRESENTATIVES.
Art. 59. The Chamber is composed of representatives
chosen by the people according to the law of election.
Art. Go. The Members of the Chamber represent the
nation, and not only the province for which they are
elected.

Art. 61. The law of election shall regulate the number
of representatives, according to the population ; never-
theless, the number shall never be below 80.
Art. 62. The representatives shall be chosen triennially.
Art. 63. The qualifications of a representative are,
that he shall be a citizen of Greece, domiciled in Greece,
enjoying municipal and political rights, full thirty years
of age, and also having all the other qualifications re-
quired by the law of election.
Art. 64. The representatives appointed by the Go-
vernment to any salaried office, and having entered upon
it, shall immediately discontinue their parliamentary
duties; nevertheless, they may resume them if re-elected.
Art. 65. The Chamber shall elect from among its
members its President, Vice-Presidents, and Secretaries,
at the beginning of every Parliamentary session.
Art. 66. The Chamber shall verify the due election of
each representative, and settle disputed points thereon.
Art. 67. The representatives shall receive during the
performance of their duties, 250 drachmas per month, by
way of allowance from the Treasury.
Art. 68. The representatives who are in the receipt
of pay, either in the military or civil service, shall only
receive the difference between their pay and their al-
lowance.

.. .
, „ „ ,
• ~. ,
--- -Th• `," AOP - , . --- - --' - - ,i.
-
- -
.______
,- /
=I,
__...,-----
. . .
v i
g ...,
~. ...
....
-,,,..,..„ ....
—• k...
\
•
-2 Arz .
1 'llllll‘..'-'.'"• . . TUMSDAY NIGHOCiAZETT2i 1,
..
_,. .
e.l, ,
4011/4,,... _ _... , FOREIGN-OFFICtE; Aiiin. 9.. -•- -1,
mi
t'ai $7 ~. - • .
Vivid(''' "ztit .._.'
~, -. : . -__,- - , -41,-.4,0
_l_,L---- ~,,,4; -rai-ih--.,H-- —N. ~, . --1.- - 4-' .-:!1.%11:- 4,1",
Mi's was, '----- -, '., ';:ze.,4' --:i!! :-,-. ',.\ :-U .:,* - ---- , t t‘,0,,,,
1 - The Queen has been graciott* pleased
Agent
appojai
Z. i ..
.::--;, --:-.0-....,
I-. '. - Patrick Walker, Esq., to be het MajestysAgesa kand.
I -4: ;v. 1 -,,... ) _ ' C r 4.14 6So
. -.. .
„L'? ' „.f i Consul-General in the Mosquito territory. - --
% r.,--, . ~/ ,i -- q 4- :744''71:-/',411."1A41.4..ff '''''''',:r- ?vi ''' A Z°4'''• Oil' :' NT `‘.6:l-S 111,,,1*l" „, ""''''''''*"`«l7:-467.."' .trk-,-_-, ','',,-,
,„ ca ~ , Ppi 4, ltt; ,„,, , fitt„, , A ''''.. 4,4%-e'' ?MT' r -1' - „. ..
~
~ V I
.... The Queen has also been graci3tialylileas9d-to "int
_._--

44d- TPP°
John Lindegren„ Esq., to be her Majesty's Consu the
island of Porto Rico.

Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire.
Berta Yeomanry Cavalry, Cashio Troop—Cornet J.
Branton to be Lieutenant, vice Oddie, resigned-; T. Kin-
der, Gent., to be Cornet, vice Branton, promoted,
March 20.
The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury
having certified to the Commissioners for the Reduction
of the National Debt, in pursuance of the Act, 10th
George IV, c. 27, sec. 1, that the'actual surplus revenue
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
beyond the actual expenditure thereof, for the year
ended the sth day of January, 1844, amounted to the
sum of one million four hundred and forty-three
thousand three hundred and two pounds, eighteen
shillings, and eightpence halfpenny ;
The Commissioners for the Reduction of the
National Debt hereby give notice, that the sum of
three hundred and sixty thousand eight hun-
dred and twenty-five pounds, fourteen shillings,
and eightpence (being one-fourth part of the said sur•
plus of one million four hundred and forty-three thou-
sand three hundred and two pounds, eighteen shillings,
and eightpence half-penny) will be applied, under the
provisions of the said Act, between the 7th day of April,
1844, and the sth day of July, 1844, to the following
purposes, viz.:— . a. d.
To be applied to the purchase of Stock 60,825 14 8
To be applied to the purchase of Ex-
chequer-bills, made out in pursuance
of the Act of 57th Geo. 111., cap 48 ... 300,000 0 0

360,825 14 8
Add interest receivable on account of
donations and bequests, to be applied
to the purchase of Stock