The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-10 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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On Thursday evening their Majesties the Sing"
Queen of the French received the Count de Ramblil"-
Prefect of the Seine, and General Sebastianit
mandant of the first military division. ' 1.01
A Te Deum has been celebrated in the chsPeigi
Ncuilly before the whole Court, in honour of ale
victories in Africa.
When Queen Victoria was at Eu last summer entiboott
visit to the King, her Majesty expressed her edm
of the cbarabancs used by the Royal Family for ;fi
excursions in the vicinity, and expressed a wish to Po
an accurate model of one of them. Instead of
Majesty, on his return to Paris, gave an order for t;
to be finished in the most splendid style, and teO
ago this social and elegant present was sent over ttlog
Majesty. It is said to have cost 78,000 fr., and Oaf?
WAS so much pleased with it, that he gave the "(6111‘
a gratuity of 100 louis. - etr"
A letter from Constantine, of the 24th ult., ilk 4
" During the journey of the Duke d'Aumale to
bi;ii,
Bou-Okkaz, cheik of the Ferttiouah, made his 511 tit
sion to the Prince. This powerful Kabyle had sill,°!al
year 1841 refused to present himself to any of the .r
commanders of the province. Sixty douars of trile„,,
Tunis have just taken refuge in the province of r;s
stantina.. It is reported that the Kiva of Kef eN
the point of revolting against the Bey of Tunis. Dol
It is said that King Louis Philippe's visit to Ego
is now fixed for the 4th of October. The most. 10.
exertions are making to have all the necessary arralo
ment finished by that day. 'Aa the
t
The King and Royal Family leave Neuillf
Chateau d'Eu in a few days.
Onea°
The Moniteur publishes a royal ordinance,
ing an additional convention, concluded, on the %hitt
February, 1842, between France and Denmark,)ol
the tonnage dues to be paid by the merchant-Yesse ter
both nations in their respective harbours at 2f. 10„inc•
ton, and at 6c. per ton when they enter the
of either country from stress of weather to reit' -
mages, &c. of
Coast

The Journal des Debats states that the ---_,,,tel
Asiize of Saintes (Charente Inferieure) has de me
three days to the judgment of a parricide. This o'o
was committed on an old man of 80 by his soli. or
means employed was poisoning by arsenic. The PO. uif
tide (Pierre Guyonnet) was condemned to the 'Feu.--
,
of death. ~ ~.a.
The Nismes and Montpellier Railroad was gaily pijiii
gurated, a few days back, by an interchange of bail m
between the Councils- General of the liirault alio
Gard. fl
In consequence of a convention concluded bet,, fcl
the five great Powers on the 20th of December, lit'lia•
the suppression of the slave trade, the Prussian Uo.
went has published an ordinance, by virtue of Whiolor
captain, supercargo, and the first pilot of every ship .0
victed of having been engaged d.
in the slave tram
condemned to hard labour for a period varying fr°loll
to twenty years. The same punishment will be iota
on the owner, the insurer, or on any person tats,
funds knowing the destination of the vessel. The;
on
are to be liable to an imprisonment of from sin IP 4
to five years, if it be proved that their operation ill.
trade has been voluntary. 1,, iiii
Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston, by the
letters, were at Berlin, and intended to prolong ~,
days their sojourn in the Prussian capital. The ;,b1
Viscount had been received with every distinewoo4
the King. On leaving Berlin Viscount and Visc°,lllo 01
Palmerston go to Dresden, and thence to the !:'IIP
Ischl. h t gill
According to a late census taken at Brussels, t-t.OO.
reckons 24,700 families, occupying 13,627 11"
making less than two families to each house. citiO
The Queen and Court of Portugal came up from' in ill
on the 7th instant, for the season. They will relpsii it
the Palace of Belem until some repairs are coniplele
the Palace of Necessidades. al
red:i
The Lisbon corn monopoly is destroyed by rol,
„.
cree. By this most beneficial measure the price 0 ;
will be reduced one-third. oll'
Letters from Spain, according to the Patrior.is,,isi
_ _ ids, 0'

nounce that the refugee insurgents of Almeias!,
of being sent to the Balearic Isles, have obtailieW
mission from Narvacz to remain in depot within.,o
leagues of Tarragona. Count Bomfin is now in -rstotr
The entire receipts of the Lisbon and Oporto 01.. 80
house and Sete Casas, during the past month, we'-
contos.

0017111T-PALINZUWITALXI.3I. s,eitef
The Duke of Beaufort and the Marquis of Nir°"'
have arrived at Clifton from Badminton. , fot
The Duke of Buccleuch left town on Saturct,
Drumlanrig Castle where the Duchess and famines
at present staying. It is uncertain whether the Po
Duchess will join the royal circle at Blair Athol'. dit
The Duke and Duchess of Somerset give a gin theft
tertainment to-day. at Wimbledon Park, whic-1,0
Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchessd COOl- •ler
Idea -
the Hereditary Grand Duke and Duchess of ier
burgh Strelitz, are expected to honour with thereto:le
sence. Their Graces also receive a distinguished
IS
to-morrow. '
The Prince and Princess Radzivill, whose 50.1._,100'
this country has been prolonged beyond the pert Sine
ginally contemplated, entertained his Excellency
to
il' s7ote
Brunnow at dinner last evening at the Brunswick
Jermyn-street. The Prince and Princess are Ore .
to leave town during the present week. Clit°
Lady John and Miss Juliana Somerset leave palo
to-morrow (Tuesday) for Stowe, on a visit to the
and Duchess of Buckingham. Yilr
The Countess of Jersey and Lady Clementins
,nerer
leave Longshawe, the Duke of Rutland's seat in ssY•iit
shire, to-day, for Powis Castle, Welshpool, on "
the Earl and Countess of Powis. ode)
Viscount and Viscountess Villiers have sr- lr'
Vienna on a visit to Prince and Princess Nicholse:
terhazy.
Dunraven Castle, the seat of the Viscouulb
Viscountess Adare, has been the seene of festive
tality during the last fortnight. In addition to 01404
ing families of the county of Glamorgan, the fo.'„,srlie
distinguished guests have been entertained there: gar
Alarquis of Headfort and the Ladies Taylour, te% the
quis of Kildare, the Count and Countess de Bon9 AP
Chevalier Bunsen, Miss Fielding, Hon. B. Boltri‘ey'
Elliot, Mr. Warburton, Mr. Sandford, Capt. G51:410%.
The Earl and Countess of Errol are entert"'
select party at Slanes Castle, North Britain.. 00
Viscount and Viscountess Camden are gun!
Continental tour. fern
Lord Brougham left Grafton-street on Friday hoe
sentry, and subsequently visited Lady Brclgiireoi
Leamington. His Lordship proceeds to-day to
fer
ham Hall, Westmoreland. Viree/Tlie
The Countess Delawarr and Lady Mary g
Grosvenor-street for Buckhurst, on Thursdst
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Noble Earl joined his family circle on Sattitiftfr
returned to town last evening, and subsequently
Woolwich.
MISCZILLATIMOI7II.
On Saturday a grand funeral service was Perf„°1110101
in the chapel of the Russian Embassy, in masers pro.
Grand Duchess Alexandra. His Excellency" to Ow'
Brunnow came to town from Brighton espies cv,
tend the ceremony, and among those preseovi fore
served the Prince and Princess Radzivill, Admire d
tin, and all the employes of the Embassy, Who:
in their full official uniforms. The service, l'irl9olesr•
performed by the Rev. Mr. Popoff, had a yer_plosett'
and imposing effect. We understand that the it
would have taken place some days since; but Os do,
thought advisable to defer the same until after theqi tel‘r
tening of the infant Prince. A second service Wo'irltr
place next week, which will be attended by C°Ll
selrode. a I°l.l
Sir R. J. Eden, Bart., expired on Mon t
Windlestone Hall, Durham, aged 70 years. S° 'es 0,
been married, he is succeeded in the family eisteinoise4k
baronetcy by his brother, Mr. Morton John ''iiltl'ss
born in 1778, who assumed the name of Daviso*
On Saturday night five cottages at White-laPhoe'aril,
Church Oakley, Basingstoke, all occupied by The sersft
persona, were completely destroyed by fire.
dent was occasioned by some hot ashes, incautle7 1"4
on a dungheap, being blown on the thatched ruff;ss
greater part of the furniture of the poor ten'
he r
saved, but they are all considerable sufferers• stda
Considerable amusement was created anj°P;
Majesty's royal and illustrious guests at th
banquet, given in St. George's Hall on Friday eia.slo
by the sudden and unexpected appearance of gr'oe,
the Queen's piper, dressed in full Highland costs* osti_d
marched several times, upon the removal of theiars
course, round the Hall, performing lively Scotch she
the bagpipes. 0 fced.
The Duchess of Kent has given perothisi°ol4 sal
annual show of the Windsor and Eton RoYasi beel;°'
tural Society to take place on Tuesday next, in
Highness's private grounds at Frogmore. . tit ii
Madame Persiani, Salvi, and Fornasal, in 1140
parried by Puzzi, have been highly successful tee Fol
provincial tour. The party return to tow° en reili
instant, and on the 24th they depart, Madame
and Fornasari for Paris, and Salvi for Moseol;
he is under engagement to be on the sth-of ne% nett r
On the 23d a grand vocal and instrumental c°
al°
to take place at Blackheath, at which dby Ober
siani, Salvi, and Fornasari will assist, supPurw- •$
first-rate artists. _ •
The Lord Bishop of Gloucester held his Yl:cessie,Pw
Cricklade, Wilts, on Tuesday last, on whiehn,, sbuy'sor
1
large number of clergymen were present. the veil
warden of Poulton, on being called, informed .0 el Ehe
that Divine service was performed in that Peedthas'cs
Sunday at one o'clock. His Lordship rensall tostsn e
hour was an extremely inconvenient one, n /is Cri,Poo
he had more than once stated to the Rey., d rositie
the officiating minister. As Mr. Cripps
attention to the suggestion, he (the Bishop) -vide
withdraw his license. The Bishop will conckistol.
tation this week at the Cathedral Church di/
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DUBLIN, SATURDAY.—Dr. Murray, - • °u,1
Archbishop of Dublin, who has hitherto clop isso./es
stained from identifying himself with the 11,ePaeigloseSe;07,
meat, has given orders to the clergy of lushurcbeleo
have aTe Deem sung in their respective biv ha
morrow. Dr. Murray officiates himself as 11-n,1,16.0 to
and all the traversers, Catholic and Protests
er,
present on the occasion. to rieedill
W. Aldam, jun., Esq., M.P., came . .se;
terday from his seat at Frickley Hall, to att. re‘o
en
ral of his much-lamented relative, Mrs. T Lida
The Hon. Gentleman leaves Leeds this daps.' by
eery of Saturday. the Pe
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TUNIS.We learn from Tunis that _onths,
permitted the free export of corn for six w
essels of all nations.