The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-09 00:00:00

POZZIGN.

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The Royal family of France, were to leave St. Ma
on Monday, and take up their residence at the Tuileries
for the season.
The Presse says : " The King and the Queen, who
were to have gone to Fontainebleau to meet the. Duke
and Duchess d'Aumale on their arrival from Nape
have abandoned the intention, on account of the pale'
ful reminiscences which such a rtep would create.' The
marriage fetes of the late Duke d'Orleans were celebrated
at Fontainebleau.
A letter from Naples, of the 25th ult., states that et
the breakfast which took place at the King's pollee, on
the occasion of the marriage of the Duke d'Aureale,
there were several British naval officers in full uniferu,
Admiral Sir R :ben Owen having sent the Formidable'
ship of the line, and the Heels steamer, to assist in doing
honour to the royal bride and bridegroom.
M. Jeanne, the stationer in the Pas,,age Choiseult:we,e
tried on Friday before the 7th Chamber of the rer'e
Correctional Police for exposinz for sale without autlio•
rization of the Minister the interior, as required by
law, the busts of the the Legitimist Deputies who were
deprived of their seats itu,t s,..sion by a vote of the
Chamber. The C(iert condemned him to a month's it
prisonmcnt and a tine of 100 f.
The frost at Pettis and iu the northern departments
is very intense. At Havre the thermometer had beeps.
low as 16, and at Paris 18.
The Atles3ager announces that the contracts for the
supply of English coals at Toulon, for the Government
steamers, will soon take place, and that, in order to
encourage the French shipping interest, there Will b:
an express clause for the coals being brought in French
vessels.
The Journal des Chemins de Fer says:—" Severs'
journals have spoken of the formation of a new comps*
with a capital of four hundred millions of francs, COm'
posed of the pi incipal bankers of Paris, to apply for the
concession of the whole of the line of railroad free
Calais to Marseilles. There is some truth in this fie"'
but not to the full extent stated. In the first place,
part of this line, viz. from Avignon to Marseilles, zr
already contracted for. The house of Baring, of Lolld°l3'
and those of Hottingeur and d'Eichstal, of Paris, ere
occupied in forming a company of the Northern 101,4
the line from Paris to Lyons, and from Lyeee'l,w.
Avignon; and overtures have been made to Iduu
Rothschild, who has declined them.
A letter from Algiers of the 25th ult. states, on the
authority of some Kabyles of the circle of Churchell, that
Abd-el-Kader had been arrested by order of the EmPereS
of Morocco, and imprisoned for three days, at the ee
of which he was set at liberty, after having been de*
prived of all he possessed.
A Swiss journal states, that a few nights ago a ban,
of eight armed men made an attempt to enter the Are"""
by the Vaudais frontier, near the bridge at Collonibei;
but the officers of the police on duty at the bridge eri°
the alarm, and a detachment of the volunteers of L'e
lombey immediately turned out and occupied the bride
The Herald° of Madrid of the 29th ult. says .—"
famous bandit Navarro, surnamed the Abd-el-KsderZ
Andalusia, has just been arrested by the police, intlT
public square of Lucena, as well as some of his 1001.!'
He defended himself, and a sharp firing took ply'
when he fell seriously wounded."
It is stated in a paper called the Afrique, that
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French Government will be obliged to make linn,s.°l.„
warlike demonstration against Morocco, to comelrf;
fulfilment of the late treaty in respect of Abd-el-Neue"'
whose continued vicinity to Algeria began to cause err
easiness, real or affected, to the French authorities.

COUST—rASIZZONAL2I3I.2.
. The Duke of Cleveland is expected in town 11
Yaby Castle to attend the Chapter of the Most'l4°_,Ll"-
Order of the Garter at Windsor Castle on Thursday
The Duke of Buccleuch also comes to town for 14'
same purpose.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry, ..N
count Seaham, Viscount Castlereagh, and the bin
Alexandrina and Adelaide Vane, are expectedthispti
at Wynyard Park, Stockton-on-Tees, from. lids.
Stewart, Downshire.
The Earl of Ilchester has returned to Melburyllos'—
Dorsetshire, from a visit to the Marquis and Marco.'"
ness of Lansdowne, at Bowood, Wilts. for
The Dowager Countess of Sefton, who has bees -
dome time indisposPd, is considerably better.
Lord 'l.'hurlow and the lion. Captain Thurlow b$
arrived in town from Ashtield Lodge, Suffolk.
Lord and Lady James Stuart, who have been on
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visit t, the Duko and Duchess of Bedford, at Wohg.,,,C
liavv kit Lan.on teat of the *4E47
the /lobk, brother.
tbe
The Ear; and Cotnitenz ,:t. Mulgrove are passing
wire r at .tiiulgravC Castle, near Whitby.
Baron Brunnow entertained his Excellency-141
and Baroness Nieumann, and a select party, at diatio.'
on Saturday last, at Ashliurnbain House.
Count hielmansegge, the Hanoverian
daily expected at his mansion iu Grosvenor-placer 114--
Hanover.

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The Queen Dowager has contributed 201. towards tr,
repairs of the church at Mumby, near Alford, Lintel 7•
shire. We regret to learn that her Majesty has bee
suffering during the last week from a severe cough. - ohs
On Sunday a notice was affixed to the gates of_imp
Temple Church, announcing that in future daily ser7
will be performed at nine o'clock in that church.
Sir Robert Sale, pi eviously to his return to India, 1.-•
dered some valuable articles of plate to be prepared t
present to the Mess of the 13th Regiment, so long
mended by that distinguished officer. The centre 0;
want is a splendid candelabrum, with a suitable ins
Lion, and engravings of the fortresses of Ghnzneer-00
Jellalabad—the scenes of some of the Gallant Gene -
heroic exploits.
On Saturday night Mr. Walsh, who resided Itiorfel
miles from Oxford, was returning home in a gig ;;st
his professional duties were over, and when within cif
a mile and a half of his own house at Appleton, 4w,
supposed that his horse turned restive and upset the
and we regret to add pitched Mr. Walsh with such In •
out that he was killed on the spot. Mr. Walsh "'"
highly respectable solicitor.
The next mail for Greece and the lonian Island',
be dispatched from hence ou the morning of the 12th
ood
The Evening Freeman states that Mr. RfMeat
O'Carroll, barrister-at-law, has received the appoll"_This
of Secretary to the Board of Bequests. Mr. 0'00'7), 0,
Consulting Counsel to the National Board of Eductilie
The Marquis of Londonderry and Viscount Csitbs
reagh accepted an invitation from the tenantry °nwt
Noble Marquis's estates in Downshire, to dine with opt
on Wednesday last, at Newtownards. These indusw ed
and contented tenantry, a few days ago, present rri
complimentary address to the Marquis of,Londontletio
and Viscount Castlereagh, and were received at 34°
Stewart with great kindness and urbanity. espel
There is no candidate as yet in the field for the
in the representation caused by the death of Mr. Og
Cave.

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THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL—We were a , 01:
an opportunity of seeing Mr. Marble in a ehtsraete"oll
the night of his benefit, in which he could display t'°,l 0$
advantage the peculiar excellencies of his style, moot
the same time to congratulate the author on the , the
decided success which attended the production of the
piece. It is but justice to every person engaged inteef
new farce, The Stage-struck Yankee, to say that ,00'
acquitted themselves to admiration. Mr. Marbles 11.";,0
Atlantic fame has been hid by the trashy pieces hhel
he
hitherto been compelled to appear in ; on his bene-
convinced the public that he has the right sort of stll it.
him, only wanting the proper medium of displaYilre,
His imitations of Forrest, and other American ac
std
were must eff. etive ; and, although he gave the hiog
features of farce, it was completely divested of OP reer
approaching to vulgarity. Mr. Marble's successful d
ated
in in London and Liverpool had caused him to beinuvu 110
with applications from most provincial managerej 0,,t1
proceeds from hence to Dublin, ti.enee to Seotiann . oo
after sonie other engagements resumes his positi*,s
the London boards, where: I.e is coning out in Ito 0
Markwell's new slid successful farce abov,:.alluded,rhoe
new piece by Backstone, and also ne by Bernard; es 0
writers, we have no doubt, will produce such p,.„.,
cannot fail to please Mr. Marble's countrymen un
turn.—LiverpoolEuropean Times. ,11011.
PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY FOR THE REYOKI4'O,./
OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS, &C., ST. GEORGE'S 1(-1°'fbe
Yesterday morning a sermon on the occasion of one!
thirty-eighth anniversary of the opening of the ilorw•
of this institution, was preached by the Rev. Jewess-II ;he
sell, M.A. In the course of a very eloquent 201 oti
Rev. Gentleman made some very touching rimer, coo'
the nature of the institution and the benefits 1" ; the
ferred on the community at large. The collection s
conclusion of the service amounted to nearly 604 _pp
FAMILY MEETINGS AT CHRISTMAS.--" I ly~the
little stress on the bringing together at Christniss, otl
members of the family, if it can be effected. °I:1 Little
anniversary annually observed tends to heal enfros
divisions, and to cherish mutual attachment."
Letter of Wilberforce to his Son. gri4
e re at
DEATH OF THE EARL OF LIMERICK.-- rdo
to announce that intelligence was received yeste oar
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the Hon. Mr.Pery's, in llinde-street, Manchester-sd:l.i, of
of the demise of the venerable Earl of Limerick+ o
the Irish Representative Peers. The melittwboklY
took place en Saturday evening, at seven o'elt3en, )3eri`'
Lordship's seat, South Hill Park, near Bracknell, throvtil
shire. By his death several noble families ar° the r°-
into mourning, and a vacancy is occasioned in the r_priol
sentation of Ireland in the Upper House of the I°r ila
.souitle' °-
Parliament. His Lordship is succeeded in hi pert'
estates by his grandson, the Hon. Wm. Tenn
now Earl of Limerick, who is at present in Anstra",get
the r: e
HEALTH OF GENERAL NOTT.—DUrat_.. auein,s
week the General has not been so well as he 'that the
the preceding week. It is supposed, however, llrough,
state of his health will be extremely fluctuatingiltheneel;
out the winter, and that it will not be
proach of spring that the gallant General uwi.iiitt iinfirthif
manent strength. It is gratifying to learF, extecree4
midst of his illness, which is necessaritY,eak, be
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painful, and has rendered him extremely. sfter
cheerful and in good spirits. The inquirt,,es rd
isl
General's health are very numerous. The 'feral tiro
of St. David: has visited the gallant officer se'
—Welshman. in tbe
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The new Episcopal Chapel at ingieto oder 036
parish of Staindrop, which has been erect A hie bet,
patronage of his Grace the Duke of Cleverr;er, ous c`)"
attended since its consecration by very n
grepttions. I

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