The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-09 00:00:00

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The King i f the French received on Monday eleiri
the P,,p,!'s Nuncio, the American Minister, the
Charge d'Affaires, Court; Mo 4 and de Nth,
and GeNerals Schneider and Hecquet.
l'he Duke de Nemours arrived at liesancoo,

Paris, on Tuesday.
" The King of Saxony has," says the Constitiiiio
"accepted the invitation of the King of the hies
visit France on his leaving England."
The Monitorr publishes the Strasburg Bares ,op.
adopted by both Lhambers in the course of the 5°1,-4
also the Bill to grant a sum of 4,662,000 f. for th,t'ri
struction of three steamers to piy between Cf,l;not
Dover; and, lastly, it publishes a Royal Oru,-,es
granting a supplementary credit of 500,000 f. for 0"
couragement of maritime fisheries. to
The Berlin journals give the following relativedA
late attempt to assassinate the King of
"Tschech has undergone his first examination. egg`
Oared that he had entertained the idea of vest ht
from the month of Arril last, since which time
frequently practised pistol-shooting. One of the ;51
after passing through the King's cloak, struck 110
button of his uniform, from which it glanced
thus saved his Maje,ty's life. Tschech could rwis
prehend how the first ball could have missed, for Prtettl
perfectly composed when he fired, and had his
on the carriage window at the time, to render b
still more steady." 1,61°
A letter from Stockholm, July 27, states t•-,,-,stY
Budget has just been presented to the Diet, and Liwt)/
demand for. eJe Civil List is 65,000 crowns 'eV
under the reign of the late King. The expenses 10,
army and navy are, however, more considerable

before. TS°
We learn from Warsaw, 26th Wt., that the 14,
has overflowed its banks, and caused very greaS
in the lower part of the city. The road between. 0
and Warsaw is intercepted. The river rose lir•,f
feet above its ordinary level. eb
Accounts have been received from Riga, :frof
we learn that, on the 24th ult., in consequence" bf
den and extraordinary floods, the Dwina, drivendoo
violent storm of wind from the south-west, came ,t
with a torrent of such irresistible force, that sisili!
barges and other craft were forced on the bridge'lir
carried it away with most of the vessels below
the vast floating mass was stopped by the sand
The larger vessels escaped with slight darnage'hi,,
nearly all the smaller craft were sunk. This efe:tii
has occasioned a temporary suspension of the asslg"
of !he river.
The president of one of the courts of ju'tilrA
Ambert having forbidden the members of the bar,ce
appearing in moustachios, as being a mark ofdts eft ,"..
to the magistrates, and an insult to the digniti
court of justice, two members of the bar at that Poo,
named Imbardis and Pacross, appealed to the I.(bity°
Cessation, which decided yesterday that the trios!
had the power to forbid such a practice, and to roe
censure on those members of the profession wb°,,i,ol
to pay attention to the reiterated remarks of its Pre"
on the subjeet.
A tire broke out in the afternoon of the 2d inst.' 0
James's (Manche), which could not be got endedbelt
the next morning, by which time 107 houses 10
burnt. 2611/I
The St. Petershurgh journals state that, on the 01'
June, a conflagration occurred at Old Constlni
which destroyed upward:4 of 350 houses and toS.
gogues. Six men lost their lives.
Brunswitik, it is said, withdraws from the
Customs-Union at new year, 1845. It seems that 11the
wick, when it joined the union, reserv. d to itsedit
option of declaring at Michaelmas, this year, dejtioo,
fixing its junction with the union for an unlintll,eo
on giving notice at that date, or of entirely withal'
at new year, 1845. 1)1
W' LA AN D POLXCE.
At the Warwick Assizes William Warner, 6,1;4';
a clerk in.the Birmingham Town. end C
District "'''
was charged with stealing twelve 1001. note'
pleaded guilty. Sentence was deterred.
An action was brought at Guildford by the P.Leje
the Rector of Stifford, in Essex, against 1.""„,e,
Mr. Gathereole, the proprietor and editor of a ne'r.sr,d
called tae Church Inteltigencer, for a libel publisPrej
that paper. The counsel f*er the defendant tin'
verdict for 405., which was accepted.
At the Westminster Sessions, John Lee, a welllrlo
af!
thief:who was convicted at these sessions of ste9,,se„
purse and money, the property of Baron P$ d'
and sentence deferred, was brought up tor job
0"
and sentenced to ten years' transportation.' of'4
John Brookes, aged 19, a proficient in the art, tea Ipf
4
traction," and a well-known character, was it;' 111 r;
stealing a handkerchief, value one shilling.
was clearly proved against the prisoner, andtell
found him guilty. The Chairman, in passing the se" Of
said it was, high time to clear Westminster of
oE'thirves that infest the parks and other places °
troitt
resort ; it was therefore incumbent on the Cutololi
a severe sentence, which was that be be trawl"- ,
the term of ten years. a 5'tP
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Augustus Halifax, the young man who was. ei
slay last examined at the Mansion-house upon therliogi
of having uttered a forged cheque for 65L, purPnisr,,,
be drawn by Mr. Edward Western, of Griatrt 61)".
street, Bedf. rd-row, upon the house of Sir B.
Halifax, and Co., was fully committed.
At Marylehone Police-court, William 1)unItt(")
charged with having robbed his master, Mrs 13°44
merchant residing at No. 4, Old Cavendislyst;
property to a consi lerable amount. The evident- of
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coo
to show that the prosecutor went to Paris a s-4:004
aga, leaving the prisoner in charge of his 109
his return he found that he (prisoner) had abO,4
and had stolen from different apartments numetlioti's
ties of wearing apparel, and a box containing *
of emeralds. lie was committed.
COMIVIC—rIiSECIONALBILZ

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Lord Frederick and Lady Augusta Fitzclsr.-
Miss Fttzclarence have kfL the Clarendon Hoteh i`
seat, Etal House, near Coldstream.
The Duchess of Richmond and family-will len„lerot,
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land-place on Saturday, to join the -Noble J-I"
Gordon Castle, North Britain.
The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough, ".710tb v
Alan and Lady Louisa Churchill, have arrived ,j
Noble Duke's shooting quarters in Perthshire- 0,9/
The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderr,ya'
Lady Alexandrina Vane, are about to leave tj"
% nyard Castle for the teason.
Lord Rodney will entertain a large pary of frr`Aa ,
Berriiigton-hall, during the Leominster races-
Baroness and Colonel North entertained s„oooi,se
guiahed Tarty at dinner on Thurday, at their nigh"; 100
.Arlington-street. Amongst the company were
and Duch, ss of Lein -ler. the Marquis and MarLsiljoort,
of Lendonderry, the Earl and Co,.ntess r.,t15,
land, Lord Frederick Fitzelarente, and LadY
Fitzciart nee, the Earl of Lincoln. Sir George
Sir Wifloughby Cotton, Sir Robert and Lady Ssici,,olo°
General Eden, Coloin-1 and Lady Pemberton. oi
Kerr, Mr. St. Aubyn, Colonel Bay, Captain ticilehi
Burns, a; d si-veral families of distinction oubtgrd ft,o
terday 'miming at the Black wall Pier on b'a'd
General Steam Navigation Company's steam 514
for Antwerp.

Eollki by a
Mr. Benh.:w bas been returned for DudieY '
jority of 213 over Mr. Rawson. Utne,
Aecoriling to a return moved for by Mr' A ford pf
Match last, there were 3,352 persons confined jot) iv
in England, of which number 1,469 were in Pr,s4s `,O
debts under 10/., exclusive of law costs. In 4tl c;io
,expense of prisotteKssontined for debt in Eng'4,oo,,ig,
the -several counties 8,478 L 16s. 1 id., and in the 'n Pr`i,
year, 9,585 L 15s. 9d., making in the two year"' Cotlf4K
land alone, a charge of 18,6171. Bs. 613-d. on the.,oo_,r
Several plans have been submitted to the .0) 'of
litan Commissioners for the improvements itilecc
);e,,
rmeimn
(s)tvearl,
esfu et hh
ei me
trptr..no
svievme
het stu,heasv iineg ft or tAI ehirri
000:;i1,1 Pojo,
the more effective ventilation of the neighbourh bao9o
the entire change of the character of its inlifflore
One of the most practical plans brought 0 beotti9,/
authorities would place the west front of Vre tVje
Abbey in the centre of one side of a square, 9ilbe s'ibe
open this magnith ent façade to a new street 1°,1001) 0,
opposite it, and leading to Buckingham False see
like`` vista of which the latter edifice would be l, 005"'of
The Ha3marketTheatre, though closed for t/sl,-.eietie
was opened last night for the benefit of the f fitreroll
Dancers and Teachers of Dancing. The bill ( to pc'
seated a melange, affording something paietsthe (190 e
tastes—there was the play, A Cure for .Loce'l,l,oo:,
ing of M. `t. Leon, from the Italian Opera-,r
1n,0g„,-,ent
farce of Blue Devils, and the humourous t,:sigtin
of the Flip-Flap Footnian, in which Mr. I;j-41:etw-
through his strange evolutions, and kept the 9- lao
a roar of laughter. 9nr, bit--
During the month of July, in the present )0/0010
Irish reapers arrrived at Liverpool by the CitY,th al iced
Company's boats. In the corresponding re()T,,, err
par there came 3,800. Some thousands 11$
in England by way of W e e
epales. en '
ASTLEY'S AMPHITHEATRE.—MY. natty' th
04°0
prising proprietor of this most successful csts,de of its
is not e
content to repos idly under the 50 trilints
laurels. He has just returned from a contineo rigoefr find
search of novelty, and has entered into e to3le
with socae of the most talented equestriatisi; e nt of
female, who will make their first arPear9 clogers
Amphitheatre on Monday next, when th.e...eat of
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equestrian performances may expect a great ',‘soeci!,be
We learn from Normandy that the Pnle"et o?
the apple-growers, which at the cornmencel, iterr
summer were ese. rdingly gloomy.
and that about half a crop may now be exl otelt,
sod
A sergeant of the 15:h Regiment, this the°
,ever"
ceived inibrination that he has beenh.ft • osier' tate
pounds by a deceased relative.—Banner. et
int reef el
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.---The elig end
cutar was reetitly in Calais harbour..e.
bra
late in the -ee,.ning, taking in stores 0 poor nolte
rice for the Conneisstom rs 4 Customs. ,
_iess the
VIENNA, JULY 30. havoltite,:ed. re,
—His Royal of I"Prir
of Pordeaux will leave Froksdorff on the,
~thing, she
and go to Venice for the benefit of ses-,,":`,0, $ll 700
is
CCSS Ciementine of France) is now at Fate„ rsoolin:
is received with great disthietioo.
_t Lord
shortly expected here, on his said that ,ffitirte
Dresden, and Vienna to Ischel. Jr .
th 9
13rougham will visit our capital in
Zeilung, August 3. A rn°,nr C"fil
TIiE.LATE ACCIDENT AT FARlllace de 'Sibid99b
persons asphyxied in crowd, on the „n re'
corde, in the night of the '29th ",,et. peil„iat
who had nine watches in his pocket..
t•a!`the. 113 r
stored_to life. he was conveyed, litirivs4.or
1/WlO4 1;114 gm.:,riacctup.agy
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