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

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FORELTUM.
The Paris papers of Sunday bring no additional ll3t;e,l(i
ligence from the coast of Africa, and are chiefly oecliP;r'
with comments on the settlement of the Otaheite
On Saturday the King received the Spailish'Aeobassv
dor' the Russian Minister, the Count de Sainte-Anl3ire'
and Admirals Jacob and Willaumez. h ut
His Majesty was expected to set out for Ea in ile°
a week. During the sojourn of the Court at that play
he will proceed to Dieppe to assist at the inauguration v'
the statue erected there to Duquesne. At
The heat at Paris on Sunday was very oppressive. 0
two o'clock the thermometer in the shade inarke,d
degrees.
The Queen of Holland intends to remain for some tip
longer at Weimar, on a visit to the Grand Ducal fao,"„1;
A letter from Alexandria, August 19, in the ilugs'-'11::
Gazette, says—" Ibrahim, who is still at Cairo, has c°
voked all the Provincial Governors, to deliberate en to
means of ameliorating the lot of the Fellahs. Sarairacto
sails to-morrow for Malta, and thence to Tusca*, f,
take sea-baths. We have now lying here an Aus:rlD''
man of war and a French one."
The Konigsburg Gazette gives at great length the ae
~th
count of the ceremonies on the celebration of: the
of
of the foundation of the University of tiiis
city, which commenced on the Ist of September. '4
Majesty, who has been for thirty-six years the proctor u
the University, was pleased to issue a proclainatibn trs
proving of the plan for a new building, of whieh‘ll3,
Majesty laid the first stone. At this ceremony his ri
jesty addressed the numerous assembly present in a ley,
impressive speech, in which he expressed his confitlehe
expectation that his wishes would be fulfilled, with the
Divine blessing, and the aid of the faithful care ottit;ed
teachers, in the noble sentiments of the youthnorarnit..,,,
to their care; he invited them, while he was strilout,,'
the foundation-stone with -the hammer, "to saluo'f
with their heartfelt and joyous buzzes this focus
light for our Nath."
A letter from Dresden, dated Aug. 31, say ci
s, 2ftler,
the long-continued unfavourable weather of rain' c,°s
and storm, we hoped for fine autumn, but the hope u°'",,
not seem likely to be realised. We already see inalk,
birds of passage, which in general do not arrive till ,th,
end of September. The prospect of the harvest -
mountains is, therefore, very melancholy.

L.&W AND POLICL.
At the Surrey sessions Lord Cranky, -son of the 3 r
of QnsloW; S. Nicholson, Esq., of Waverley Abbey, Ile:h
Farnham; ..and W. H. Gamiel Farmer, Esq., ,of- Noll`
Palk; near Ewell, qualified, and were sworn in by .Rir
•
Onslow, the Deputy Clerk of the Peace, and took theft
seats on-the bench' as "Magistrates of the county. ce
A man:named Legg, for 'stealing a quantity of i
clover, of the,valae of.one penny, was sentenced, at the'
sessions, to seven days' solitary confinement. `his
A decent-looking man, about forty years of age, whis
gave his name Robert Wilkinson, was charged upoat.epts
own confession, at Guildhall, with stealing a pair Pt. Su
from one of the cheap lodging-houses in West-stree,
SMithfield. The prisoner had made the oonfeasioa-00
drunken fit overnight, and positively denied its V!'re
when he ,became sober in the morning,. and there be
no other evidence against him he was discharged. ral
Mr.. Murphy, the gentleman who has bee it seve.ot
times remanded from Clerkenwell, on a chargeratalilig
killed a man at Highgate, by driving over him, was
discharged. •'
At. Lambeth-street, three German sugar-1011%11er::
named Ehlers, Marken, and Miller, charged with ilssa in
ing a-countryman of their own, named Rosenbare._„.
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so ;brutal a manner as to place his hie in great
were remanded until Friday next.
A dastardly fellow, named John Hartley, was
mated for .ovolt:tenths, in default of payment of tw° r,a;
nalties ' of 50s. each, for knocking down two young 'eet
pen, total strangers to him, whom he chanced to.
In
in the street. - Tor
George Walker, described as a coal and corn's ill
chant; in Bleckfriars-road„ brought before Ali%
at Union-hall, for re-examination, charged with franer
1041 y-obtaining 301. of Aaron-Smith, on a bill of .00,
change. The prisoner had accepted the bill in tinestl
and on the faith of
.his' representation that be ,:`.'s ,
years of age,,the prosecutor had discounted it. eer
was dishonoured, an action was brought; the pr's °,1(1
pleaded hifaucy, and obtained a verdict.
.Mr. Train
set
hies to bail to answer the charge at the nextessioosi
the Central Criminal Court. ' - • •
A warrant was granted at Greenwich by Mr. Cottlt
hair (who sat for Mr. Jeremy) to a widow lady, °Pio-
Captain Spratly, of the Cyrus, South Seaman, for ni
lawfully leaying ter son ,behind, at a Dutch s,et4lefulre
in !the South Seas, during a whaling voyage in 318 c
last. ..- - • - mer
Osborne, T 61, .the warrantofficer of the riarn",ed
SiDith Court, informed the Magistrat,, that a man naiad
'Beipjamin Bolton, 'against whom he held a ufarrant,. ba
cOMmitted suicide., Tlip warrant was directed to

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cancelled. s'.
.it.t Gravesend a man named Bradshaw was fined
'foil weighing people on a Sunday. , . • re.
• 'homos. Thompson, who has been several times for
Minded, was fully committed from the Thames alheel
burglary. •
' - cotrwr ---r.a-slazoNA.ei.B.: 7, cArl
Her Alojesty the -Qut en Dowager, attended bY„ „ 11,
114 we and Lady Geurgiana Curzon, Hon. LadT",nsh-) r
and Miss Seymour, and the ininiediatc members: °r'.
Majesty's court, will arrive at Witley Ciuirt, this nit'3
non, the greater part of the household- having-arqf
frdm Bushy-park and Marlborough House on Thurs '
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and Friday last. .
v.i' liii's
he Duke and Duchess of Northumberland a— 0-
Pe cy have left Sion House, Isleworth,-for7Les9of
in ton Spa, where the
_NOWe Duke ' purposes S°
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swipe w‘elts. - , - • d-.gt
' Viscount and Viscountess Duncan have -arrive ' '
C CaStle 'near Dundee. ' - - - ,
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Who Earl of RoSebery has arrived at DalliierlY . r '
near Edinburgh, from his seat in Hertfordshire., to
iViscount Howick, left town tarly in the last Hall,We
vi t the Earl and Countess Grey, 'at' crwA
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.
N rthumberland. - ' - i rlc6
pie Duke of Richmond, and Lord Henry., lei,
at nded a district agricultural meetidg al olin'
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N rth Britain, on Saturday. " - --: ben '
' he Earl of March and Colonel Rotton, who b°e j a$
an*ong the guests of his Grace the Duke-of Ricinon,!'t;elf ;
;Gdrdon Castle for some time past, have Yell diet ow
reiidence for London. , . - ri
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Viscount and Viscountess Milton have-arrived i d the
P4zwilliam 's seat in Yorkshire; after hrfviug vOle lica
Earl and Countess of Morton at DitlmahoyTast.e'ia in
Sit James and Lady Anne Mackenzie, at their-se
Rdss-shire.

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IThe Dowager Countess of Lauderdale and el.
party are visiting Mr. and Lady Eleanor -Ba°
Whitinghame House, near Dunbar. • - ^,fer3
Lord John Manners has left his spoiting.clut"' I
tho Highlands for the South. _ - Cole
Lady Vernon and family, who arrived from t/Icielg4 ;
tirient last week, have gone to Leamington; Wl.'
shire. -
The Earl of Shrewsbury and family arrived 1130 d is
mingham on Saturday last at Dce's Roy al Hotel,; s
isbor.
thi course of the day visited the Roman Catliblic,adea
04 Sunday morning the Noble Earl and familytaitfee o'o
high mass in the Cathedral, on which occasion we'oni
a numerous and highly respectable congreg4tbo
of whom were, for the first time, gratified by seetvtor
Lordship, who had been so munificent aCO pel4
towards the erection of the church in which the/
assembled. •

2VIEIBCE7.7IaINEOUB.
During the past week a painful degree of ala-to t"
been created in some parts of Bedfordshire, owinbd
revival of those incendiary outrages which -spreft
miy throughout the district last winter. - s a re.
iMr. Hatford, who was for a number of schen-0W
spected member of the Olympic corps, undir ti!.*e t the •
agement of Mr. G. Wild, had a benefit last nightpill !W. ,
Sty James's Theatre, which was exceedingly vv" ,
tended. esn';
!Major-General Sir Hercules Pakenham, Lie--hee
Governor of Portsmouth, brother to the.late.Pnie-tosthe
Wellington, is spoken of as likely to -succeed
of 00
Colonelcy f the regiment Nacant by the decnsc
•
late Lord Keane. - - - eee*
We learn that it is more than probable the Qn, ce,
on
at
hold a levee and drawing-room Holy-rood 2.0°,1
ber return from the Highlands ; and that the
yacht will be ordered round to the Clyde,- frn-hind•
piece her Majesty will sail on her return to places
Mr. Templeton has been performing at set!„.e',,, lover 2-4
in; Scotland, accompanied by Brewitt ; and- Cs,
has given his Irish lectures at Bangor, BeauPll-1:
narvon, &c., with success. gr.
;The Duke of Beaufort (Intrepid.' cutter) ,i/itlgatts'
Lirmley were elected members of the Roy:llao-1.
d on on Friday last. „„.034
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A new church has been erected at Burton- solo",
and will be consecrated on Wednesday, the 18111.1%er er
bI the Lord Bishop of Lichfield. A large nuill„,bood
tie nobility and principal families of the ne!ghl/P', col'
have signified their intention to be present, and ot-over
lation, which will be given to the Lord Btebeifon. t"
diately.after the services of the day, the Most will 1)8 0
Marquis of Anglesey will preside. The cburco
called " Christ
The Soho steatherChurch. 'arrived at Blackwell
morning, from Antwerp, with several fainilie3u terc
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4n, and upwards of 2,000 baskets of wain adroit'
coming up past Erith the Soho met the rolaisl
on their passage to Scotland. las
'Mr. John Parry has been singing -dump' g
wipele at Swansea, Cardiff, Newport, Brecon' 1
SOuth Wales, with the greatest success... tertsill
JIVIr. Wilson has been giving his Scottish
3:dents with great success -at several -towns •
Siissex, and Hampshire. and tho
North Lancashire contains 254 townships, owt°
number of votes on the present register is 105337; Black'
are eleven polling districts and places---namelyt lorli-
biirn, Burnley, Cheney, Garatangt. ibwksheani;
him, Lancaster, Poulton, Preston, -Ulverstcf'h'fligh4
Whalley. The county court for the election 0
or Nisi
fqr the northern diviiion is held in the Shirellall(
Prins Court) Lancaster..
. Prince and Princess Biron and
in London yesteiday morning, by she GErt.tol' ffol.o
Navigation Company's.. steam-ship. irenneq''-
011°
.Ostend, after a quick passage... A St* ,t
The passenger traffic between Frolic° fn-jitir9l,%No
fur the week ending the sth- inst-I ,was—YY b, 1
General Ment4;toro
2,982 passengers, 8 horses, and:U.-carriage. oetes •
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612 passengers, 6 horses,:andges.
pending period of 1843gaVe---if. .1119gne2n-130.01K,:-
sengers ; by Calais,- 802... 01-...thfle,
2'9Bpassengers, there came by oak atone, *5O lo '
398 ;by Ramsgate, !bratcAlpf-375 ;
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