The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-07 00:00:00

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The Moniteur Alpirein, of the 25th ult., announces
that the execution of the treaty of commerce between
France and Sardinia, which was concluded in August,
1'43, is, b • order f the Minister or War, suspended in
ger la until further orders. The te.ritf, which had
,bear' modified by this treaty, is to be again enforced in
,
oriairial state. The motive fur this measure is not
Rated'
The Moniteur Parisien mentions a report that a com-
-1)1141Y, composed of the first bankers of Paris, has been
Marseilles
for the execution of a railroad from Calais to
.5411611 es with a capital of 400 millions of francs.
Courrier Francais states that it is M. Villemain
0, is appointed to compose the King's speech at the
Feiniag. ►
or the session, and is at present engaged on it.
11{.€111 hawker of irreligious and immoral hooks, named
G,s,has just been condemned by the Court of Assizes of
eeine-Inbirieure to five years' imprisonment and
, °oos fine.
Nii-rllO Prefect of the Seine has just transmitted to the
...,I,lister of the Interior plans for the opening of new and
wyne streets in several quarters of Paris.
The refugees from Arragon, to whom the Prefect of
tssi
•tia.sses Pyrenees gave permission to remain in the
town+ have not yet, says the slit moria/ of Pau, been re•
toted into the interior. One of them, M. Fernando
the ex-fiscal of the Cour Royale of Madrid.
A letter from Madrid gives a flaming account of the
all banquet at the Queen's Palace. It is stated that
sand
the foreign Ambassadors were present, but that the
thr'lLeh Ambassador almost monopolised the attention of
13: ""n Queens. It would almost appear that Count
,esess
she Spanish
was anxious to show that the articles against
theitfil,3o4linnigs :Ministry, in the Debuts, were contrary to
of his Court.
retifsla, said that the Emperor of Morocco refuses to
tne treaty with Spain, relative to the territorial
to r" of Ceuta, and that the Spanish Consul was about
(!orreteat, and to demand the intervention of the British
Oadrid, on the 29th, was perfectly tranquil, and from
4 official bulletins published by the Government, it
4(s4liti appear that the insurrection in Navarre and Ar-
-311 had been completely suppressed.
hr-letter from Brunswick, Nov. 29, says :—" Our
g Duke, who has more than once declared in
tiLlr of the emancipation of the Jews, and has shown
-'3O many marks of favour, has just presented to the
seo,' a Bill, having for object-1. To abolish the pre-
i„• law, ordering all Jews to take the oaths in Courts
ks",stiee more Judaic° only ; and 2. To permit them to
4-'4' in the same way as Christians, by raising the right
lid, and invoking Almighty God."
Th LAW AND POLTC3I.
1„ ease of Faulkner v. Litchfield and Hearn came on
sue ilsament in Arches Court. A faculty was in this
the granted, with the consent of the churchwardens and
e vicar, to repair the church of the Holy Sepulchre of
epli.rebridge. The minister, the Rev. Mr. Faulkner, dis-
ci Proved of the erection of a stone altar and a ere-
„eeiliee table in the church. The Consistorial Court at
3'aleonfirmed the faculty, and from that decision an ap-
. Was promoted to this Court. Drs. Bayford and
hils! were heard for the Rev. Mr. Faulkner, and
sve„litnore for Messrs Litchfield and Hearn, the church-
-4',e11,4. Sir H. J. Fust reserved his judgment.
toe Chelmsford Assizes William Hurrell and W.
4'lor
%jet.
pro
labourers, were convicted of sending
psstter to James Miles, threatening to destroy his pr
4.;,. Sentence was not passed on them.
diet l`nala Reed, 19, and 'Thomas Finch, 20, were in-
At IV, at Worcester, for violently assaulting Maria Reed,
ndlo•-,
y on the 15th of August, and stealing from her
• t'elcet and other articles. They were found guilty,
sentenced to be transported for fifteen years.
s‘,l7 r• Justice Patteson sentenced Thomas Newman,
ite (3 Was convicted at Leicester, of bigamy, to six months'
Prioennsent, with hard labour.
sol Kenyon Winterbottom, the Stockport attorney,
ters tried L'efore Mr. Baron Gurney, at Chester, for for-
and fo;knti guilty. There was a point of law re-
• ed for futu're argument, and judgment was, conse•
"ently respited.
AlsA -York William Potter, convicted of arson, was
Teet
„:10*a the bar, and received sentence of death.
said Persons, who gas-e their names Kantrowitz, who
Qiest"iey were Poles, were charged on Monday, at
issenwell, with stealing a clothes-horse from their
Isisrhings, at Mrs. Woolford's, ;old North-street, Red
h,vit'square. They were discharged, and their case
Churl! lieen brief!noticed in the ngwspapers, Mr.
,;_n s shs,e
of thut ZOWSkI, Secretary to the Literary Associa-
slarnes,, e friends of Poland, at 10, Duke-street, St.
prisoners Pared before the Magistrate to state that the
altogether one not Polish refugees, but Polish Jews, and
William sky Own to the Association.
11,11 an extensive 1-10pman to Mr. Dent, a linendraper,
151:inrdnYe1,12;ht(Lg. secidtiiwwa3a' business in Crawford-street,
arable amount. soffully committed from Maryle-
baying robbed his employer to a eon-
-411%44 Union-hal!, Alexander Wilson, a stout robust
sell*? the associate of a very daring gang of burglars, in-
`l.'l7, the south side of the metropolis, was charged with
je eiati
aginto tho house of Mr. Joseph. a silversmith and
s,,,'`,TZer, Alfred-place, Waterloo-road, and stealing a
Wi,,J• The case was clearly proved, and the prisoner,
out• 4,aa been frequently in custody, said, the last tinse
,;',,,Risc,harged, I tried every means to get work, but
tas°,7 not. What was Ito do ? I could not starve ; so I
Iri" eoutpelled to resume my old practices. He was corn-
ate&
41(9, Mulloy, Sarah Mulloy, and Elizabeth Mulloy,
eh Inother, were fully committed from Woolwich, on a
-`l,:e of stealing stores from the dock-yard.
W Them CO'iraer—FA.lllllXicake.asis.rara.
arriage of the Rev. Lord Augustus Fitzclarence
asa Gordon, daughter of Lord Henry Gordon,
aieee of Lord Aboyne, is fixed to take place on the
11:,),f. January.
it Earl of Rosse, who has been sojourning at
C's,btiiitoti for several months, has left that town for Birr
The'tbe Noble Earl's seat in Ireland.
• Earl and Countess of Eglinton have returned to
the t°2l Castle, alter having been ou a visiting tour to
liiiieeu°u'litY and gentry of Ayr, Renfrew, and Lanark.
▪ Th
nukem,,,i)sl.:,„ of Wellington does not intend to leave
I%sjt►v,ll-"use for Strathfieldsaye until a few days before
ss•"'ise and Gallant Duke is honoured with the corn-
lier Majesty and her Royal Consort. We un-
ts 411'd h• intend to pass more than
Th.Qe s„ti, is Grace does not
ks at that seat this winter.
"▪ '"in and Countess of Shelburne arrived at Lans-
%o
Ilse on Thursday from Bowood Park, Wilts,
Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne are
14) nk
1001. rti
t • ard, who is at present in Italy, has caused
Adder 'e given towards the St. John Baptist Church,
jester.
'tni,"rt de Rothesay is passing the winter at
Its Iss It • veer Christchurch, and we are happy to say
Orn health is much improved since his arrival
Lord • A "etersburgh.
s!•ll'Qde an d Lady Ashburton have, during the week, re-
seempany at the Grange Hants. His Excellency
,-ttrnieric an 'Minister, and 'Mrs. Everett, and Miss
'Lave been among the visitors to the Noble Earl
hTs„"-sYs.
V(148 'marquis of Salisbury is entertaining, at Hatfield
the Mat quis of Douro, the Earl of Ellenborough,
k•cosi •Ossulston, Viscount and Viscountess Malcolm,tery and Lady itobert Grosvenor, the lion. Captain
1741)1-e) !Tti' 1 a distinguished party. All the guests of the
rauis are prolonging their visit, except the
*Ol Ell enborough.
rnad Stv, tshope is still on his tour in Italy, having
Thee visits co all the prisicipal cities of the Italian States.
I,4,zniiinl3l7teiarNs.. arl is expected home in the spring of the
een fayshilera de Dowager Countess of Sefton, who has
Ire t ime indisposed, is considerably better.
-ior Ps ltinger has been passing some days w.ith
s -r rtk.l ;ir William Warm, at Newton, Cheshire.
„,_ a alLlSClAllasssa.‘ nays.
ttsransisisast""al in the Medical Gazette, that an Arabic
-lineal -II of the missing books of Galen's Great Ana-
tit fi,sai 'work la been discovered in the Bodleian library,
5i5.,041
L. w speSir :Peter Laurie mentioned, in the course of
sentocieeh itrinn PuicyisM, on Thursday, that the pre-
wheriffa ,had resolved not to attend any charity ser-
11'14 sese,re the minister officiated in white, the statement
eived with unanimous applause.
/I,ll,l%,see,sr' Posit:ening the most perfect symmetry, and
uPw arils of forty stone, which was dropped in
o -rest
Park a,f" Windsor, about five years will
Lett aw the annual Christmas cattle show. his
tore L -kina'sy animal, when put up for fattening, not
,aa four months ago, weighed only fifteen stone.
t: •uats,vier, which arrived at the St. Katharine's
had --„-wha'sf, on 'Wednesday afternoon, from Rotterdam,
afokra--0, ley s than sixty-fOuy head of horned cattle on
tesipt? Gess des a large quaneity of poultry of every de-
Isa v egetablea, and other articles of Dutch produce.
4tlve We 'k, says the Perthshire Courier, Lord Kinnaird
tuil, a grated battue on the preserves of Rossie Priory to
Rasa gt ins ; the result of the day's spGrt was 192 head of
')f all sorts. On Tuesday and. Wednesday the
sir
11(itt 'and a large party, consisting in all of
e hadsimilar sport over the preserves of Scone.
head (7, . I of
both days, we understand, was nearly 350
The game, chiefly pheasants.
alas, splendid new steam-ship Cambria, Capt. Judkins,
will to I at Liverpool from the Clyde on Thursday, and
treat
her place in the British and North American
nail line, running bet Ween Liverpool and Boston,
theta 4th of January next. The Cambria is built on
the 10 model as the Hibernia, the swiftest vessel of
R'
tui ires are in
4.
progress for making, in the ensuing 1,
with 311 f Parliament a renewed efforCto obtain a repeal
t soa d t Preliminary nof e trade has
atlY Leesu .
heyld, Mr. W. Hawesmeeti, presiding ton the occa-
-08.1.`., at which various resolutions were passed expla-
cal
le ofb the views entertained by the leading houses
suje.
,
)siroa, • stnsfr still intense, and should it continue, by
Will L lay or Tuesday the sheets of water in the parks
osth
ttwisrss,p elatoltnadß:ics,emfihn.:ond
condition for skating. The various
Camberwell, Highgate,
are covered with ice to the depth of
"or three inches.

Vo•st
PULSORY EMI GRATION.—We are authorised to
slat
late t the paraczraph under this head, which we copied
I)rweek from the London papers, was in part incorrect.
t imam, y's voyage to Sydney, it appears, was ptr-
tary,— West Briton.