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London, England, 1844-06-07 00:00:00

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FOREIGN. nutS.
An ordonnance has been issued for the election of a ,31,_„e e el
in the room of the late M. Laflitte, for the Third CollZe-
the Department of the Seine-Inferieure. The College le
yoked for the 25th inst., at Rouen. fficer at.
The France states that on Tuesday morning all o—. e'er,
tached to the military household of Queen Victoria artlv
Paris, that his first visit was to the British AmbaseadiTe of
next to the Russian Embassy; and after that to the 0 .! go
the Minister of Foreign Affairs ; and further, that lie
companied by two secretaries. iitsteg
A letter from Goritz, of the 26th ult., in the France,
0„b,
that a favourable change had taken place in the state
al 'rl;o4
Duke d'Angourerne. The dropsical swelling of the 0.00
hands, face, and chest had diminished, and the breathinee ,„to
more free. His Royal Highness had been twice carri
his garden, without- undergoing much fatigue. 6004
The Toulonnais of the 2d inst. announces, that a Per _vela
the French squadron then lying at the Hyeres Islands: Jo
proceed to the coast of Morocco. The steam-corvette
ti;:opo,
sailed on the 31st ult. from Toulon, for Algiers, will'
and was to proceed hence to Tngies.
A riot took place,t a few days ago,r at Saint Autour,oierectil
Jura, in consequence of the refusal of the Clerg,..Y to th
form the funeral service over a deceased pereon,
church. On the body being brought out again and breV
assailed the, rectory-house, pelted it with ,stones,
the windows, but no more serious consequences well li•Dio
The Patric states that it has seen a letter from 11,3,000 t iv
announces that disturbances have again broken
Calabria. , alol
We read in a letter from Medebach, -in Westehelit
the
25—" This town, which had hardly recovered freP'iis.f'
misery caused by the scarcity of 184243, hag just beef' ,1
destroyed by fire. In two hours all the public building:or
church, the town-hall, and the public schools have• or
peared. The number of houses burnt to the ground is nor-
mated at 200. The inhabitants were unable to save 'al
tion of their property." cre)'
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A woman named Mignard, living at Guerig.ll9 • the I)
has bees arrested for the murder of her two children,
three, the other five years old. Having had a quarrd°oo;
her husband, she determined to destroy herself ae wage
Taking them to a large pond near GuerignY, She Poi 10'
with them both into the water; but it seems the natetreatli
of life made a revulsion in her mind, and she hagisdree,
enough to save herself, but could not recover her chi.
LAW AND POLICE. c
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In the Insolvent Debtors' Court, a hair-dresser of
,few
named Cousens, was discharged. He said politics had ;;gblf
him up, as since the last election he, with about
others, had received notice to quit. ° rog,'
John Gallagher, a clothes-dealer, in Field-lane,
was charged at the Guildhall with ill-treating his tire°o
dren, Bridget and Margaret, the one aged about
the other about ten years. He was held to bail. too'
Inspector Tierney, of the A division of police, whose coo'
duct in a late case of assault called for strong anima"' .sue
from Mr. Hall, the chief magistrate, appeared at 13oet io,
to answer the complaints preferred against high et!
careful inyestigation the assault on the two women '
proved, but for interfering with the police-constablko
of
execution of his duty, he was committed to the -14011
Correction for one month. He has been in the foree!,;:icif'
William Curtis, alias Johnson, alias Simpson, a 1„0,:n0eloi
thief, was charged at Clerkenwell, by Mr. Lorio, nsir
of 16, Brownlow-street, Holborn, with stealing three truer,
on the 2d of May. He was fully committed for
port
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Thomas Burton, who described himself as a johhitgavil34:i
was charged at Lambeth- street with ;Nrriugglillg,,",,r forOof
his possession twenty-nine pounds of' Cavendish, Lnelti
manufactured tobacco, for which he was' liable to a .11-
1001. He was convicted in that amount..
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COURT—FAMIXON4I.B MS' V' •
Yesterday morning, shortly after the cootJusion 9 seo/4
service, his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Busscr
panied by his Royal Highness Prince Albert,. aritheallotti,
byseveral gentlemen in his suite, with whom WO the Cl*of
A. Murrayovalked from Windsor Castle to St. Geotgi 0,2
for the purpose of inspecting the sacred edifice; tel ,e of to
petted was the visit of the Emperor, that not (g' peel
canons was present to receive his Imperial Majesty'
Prince Consort. golde.,
The Marquis of Londonderry returned to
House, with the Marchioness and Lady A. G. "—peva
Wynyard Park, on Tuesday, and immediately pr°,s-; Imp
command his regiment at the grand review before o'olB'
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fiat Russia,
Majesty the Emperor of at Windsor, °goer°,
nesday. The Emperor of Russia honoured the„ec,
with an interview before the banquet, at the of
Wednesday. serie6gt
The Earl and Countess of Zetland will give !,,a.
grand dinners next week at Dundas House, Arlinl"'
Bart
Lord and Lady Ashburton, and the Hon. lkliseeB4
are expected to arrive at Bath House, Bolton-elre'
the 20th instant, from a tour in Italy and Gerillent,'' cot
On Wednesday evening a splendid entertAa'qbiiiV4o,
given at Lambeth Palace by his Grace the lir' of 'SO
Canterbury, to the President, officers, and fell(1;es.
College, who all appeared dressed in sacerdotal rAft. JO'
Grace's train-bearer (Mr. Humphrey), the usher A st
and yeoman porter (Mr. Darkin), wore state dree-s`Taticr
Sir E. and Lady Bower Smyth and family hay° tie
their mansion in Grosvenor-square for the season- AtO
Sir David Roche, Bart., M.P., of Limerick, will lee; QA. ,
hymeneal altar the daughter of H. D. Grady,
sister of Viscountess Massarene and the Baroness
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INISCELANEOVS.
Last evening a public dinner of the electors of_log.sep
took place at the Sir Isaac Newton Tavern, Yer-s- .41),
Portland-road, in celebration of the thirteent all
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of the establishment of a reformed vestry in the,,,ict,
IL Tabrum, Esq., churchwarden of All Souls d1e.r.j051,,e,
sided, and was supported by John Williams, Esq., I),'so',„s';
Esq., Messrs. J. Wilson, Kensett, Potter, Soden, ('' jest'
Nixon Boyle, H. C. Wilson, and a: large number e`
and influential Reformers. otelc
The anniversary of the asylum of Free o
and Lightermen was celebrated on Wednesday WaObi
dinner, at which Lord John Russell presided. The tot • •
tions on the occasion exceeded 1,0001.
A meeting of the Church of En gland Society for Plvlllt°
Christian education in Syria, was held yesterdaf )0001,
Hanover-square Rooms. A native of Boyoute'ter„troil
As.iaad-y-Kayat, addressed the meeting for l'Aetbe
hours upon the Christian Church in Syria, all' sfibl
good likely to result from religious instruction beinh;fieto"
to the population by native agents properly lest the
their dutios. A handsome _collection was made- 0' tV
A Court of Common Council was held yesterda; 014
Guildhall, for the dispatch of business. The reP°l
of
ode
Committee appointed to consider the propriet/ o.c
4001. a year to the salary of Mr. Bullock, as Jeural'etii2
Central Criminal Court, was received, and, after et-oslo-7
sion, a sum of 2001. was added to that' gentleman
eOO/. a year. to
The wind having veered from E.N.E. and N.1"1,-,,..'ns of foil
a number of the vessels so long detained in the ast,7,o„.
Channel have arrived in the Thames, and from ""e ties)si
are fully expected to arrive this (Friday) afterweleeolf,toe
The Mack Eagle steam-vessel, Commander S. P' teso
been ordered to be fitted at Woolwich for the a,,,gei.egfie,
pose of receiving his Imperial Majesty, and eee,'„ i,l3e,
Royal visitor to the Continent, on his return to oetio'
dominions. A number of workmen are WOO d edk
Black Eagle to make the necessary alterations I'll 110
required for the occasion. • tionleeri
Aldermen W. Hunter and Challis will be pot i'lgiaso giro,
for Sheriffs for the year ensuing, at Guildhati,q,.'s roc 60
day next, to whom no opposition is expected- ror-
that the Livery will adopt some strong resolutiol'
s.
the conduct of Alderman Gibbs. iregerlil"
At a meeting of the Waterloo-bridge proprietlfor Itree,
the renowned Romeo Coatea proposed appVi,l3.7e tine e'r
mentary power to dispose of it by "Lottery; """oicl" of
sition was treated as very farcical, though _Rome°
never more serious in his life. WercliV
Yesterday evening a meeting of the Renee- et, -
London, was held in their large Hall, Rose.stre
street, Soho-square. M. O'Connell, Esq., lU'r.,the 1/1,„101
present, said that the flaw lately discovered liner f
the indictment would prove fatal to the wh°ll; heirgirti
proceedings, and that the Liberator would siof beeo 810
them. It was then announced that 100/- he" oteec
mitted to the Association in Dublin since the se
of
been passed upon the traversers. OO
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'IMP l4
PARISIAN STATISTICS.—The
butcher's meat in Paris during the month of Ne-' t
105
7,252 oxen, 1,212 cows, 7,983 calves, 37,9e2
8 rams, and 25 goats. As compared with that.oo c-
there was an increase in 1844 of 694 oxen
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and a diminution of 409 cows and 604 sheep'
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BIRTHS. y nll
On the 4th inst., at Brixton-hill, Mrs. Le— Geo'v
of a daughter.
On the 4th inst., at Upper Southwick-stxeet' 1411. A I,o*
at•P
Manwell, of a son.
On the 4th in.st., ttt Brudenel-place, New Is°l4ll-'' Jo°
Edward Brewster, of a daughter.
On the 4th inst., in Trinity-square, Tower-hill' r
HenOn ry llutchins, of aaughter.
the 4th inst., the lay of Joseph William-741°°re'
of Rio Lodge, Maida-vale, of a son. 400 of
On the 4th inst., at Spenc,er-street, Northae4
rofr
the wife of Mr. A. J. Duff Filer, of a son. pee C of
On the sth inst., at Stoke Newington, MIS
Ear
a daughr.
On thete
sth inst., the lady of Edward
Smith-street, Chelsea, of a son.

MARRIED. ~.. dsbire, ,j
antvoood, VIA,
On the 6th inst., at Rowley Regis, S_tairoj vogifil,oo
ofR ev.Shrewsbury, j .IL Sh
On the 4th inst., at St. Bride's Church,
rate Hunt, Esq., of the Brades, in the same cee,T,;ool, tg)
Sarah M.A.
Eliza,' Tileelrsst jdeatturger °f '
ander Shand, Esq., of Elm Cottage, Toxteth-P'0444
Anne, daughter oJames Lister, Esq., of Sontx;ith.B,_ tllgti,
On the 4th inst., at Kettering, Thomas sptrie:,retteof
jun., Esq., of South Collingham, Notts, tf.°Looghtisick'
daughter; and William John Wodley, Esq., ° 1,00 . tier
to Harriett Anne, second daughter of Henry ce o
Kettering. ti 0
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of tli
On the sth inst., Geor E. B. Lousada, stl'' rOf r.
ge
road, Hyde-park, to Juliana, youngest daug iv il,
ter re?:
to
A:ie.i,
Alexander Goldsmid, Esq., of Tavistock-Plece' S. 0' jeog
On the sth inst., at St. Mark's, Kenningtoi!:fourtli 40
Esq., of Park-terrace, Ilighbury, to MarY,Ann 3101405 e
ter of W. Collies, Esq., of Clapham-road. ~ lte.llo ill of,
prOovfnetrh, eEsscith.,ionfstr.,uarttoCnoHokhousame;wßeilrts,ks, 3-°:‘,antal isto
la.!. liter tile ' ...el
67th Regiment, to Harriet, youngest chug 1i .011l5e
Payn, Esq., of Kidwells, Maidenhead. _._,adillf!iiie',.%
On the sth inst., at St. James's Churcb,,refics, o.';'101)1cof
Henry Elliott, Esq., of the Berigal Civil S ean of iitito
Mary, elder daughter- of the Very Rev. the l'
_,hdr ash
_m.,- ,A.,
On the sth inst., at Hackney Church, A-01,.'14.,e lotri P."
Leighton Buzzard, Esq., to Sarah,
Thomaswidow of
F. Starbuck, Esq., and daughter a
tio
of High Wycombe. __,,,so
DIED. a, D*-
t Barbary' , It/P
On the sth inst., in Albemarle-stree 2
Manley. . a fkir" do
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HuOgnhtFllan2Sktli,
aogfeAdia4rBc.h, at the Cape of o°° ea;
Copts," ~pcl• AO
On the 22d of April, at Madras, . ~01.,,,„ii,
of the ship Carnatic, Rise .11`
On the 17th ult., Mrs. C. West, at tne
iertfordsla, ,
eito,e
On the lit inst., at Broxboarne, . stePii 0
Lewis Lutyens, ,q
, aged 72. ~ Isabell'i'isvie*
On the Ist inst., in Sloane-street, ill!" uoies +' veer
el
Ott the 2d inst., in the New-road, Mr' "
of Pltuutree-street, aged 71. nisiade, nest,ol
On the 3d inst., at the Vicarage, •-• 0 „,t.
D''''
Sussex, the Rev. William Rose, Vi'4ro.re, Lieu° on
On the 4th inst., at Kensington
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Joseph Brown, late of the Bombay' Arul:_),- 0 fOite, e
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