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London, England, 1844-06-22 00:00:00

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F °MUMMA%
The Revue de Paris says that Louis Philippe an alenr
mily will remain in mourning for the Duke d'Ag"tbel
until the first days of July. The same paper ai„tr°3,,:t
the visit of the King of the French to England w"' -
tend beyond the Isle of Wight. t o°ll
The Hamburgli Correspondent of the 18th ins--fl Ber,-
that his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia leftprei*
on the 15th, together with his Majesty the King of o's.sl
his Royal Highness the Prince of Prussia, and hero In
Highness the Grand Duchess of Mecklenburgh SchAviefor 111,6
Stettin, where a Russian steam-frigate had arrive"burr
purpose of conveying the illustrious party to St. pere'loor
A great number of the Professors of the UniversitY to
ing to the Faculty of Letters, to the Faculty of Scianend tkisi
the Normal School, and to all the Colleges Of Paris —of n'
of Versailles, went, on Wednesday, to the residence told
Thiers, to inscribe their names, as a mark of TOll6lOl
acknowledgement for the manner in which he late'," "'ober
the cause of the University, in the bureaux of the
of A
column Deuties.
f tlje
pin plaster is being erected in the centre Ooetir
Place du Carrousel, for the purpose of making an esPeoo tVd
in lighting, under the direction of M. ChnlWin" hickl;l'
summit is to be placed a lantern, the diameter of with co.v.
be about six feet, containing 120 burners supplied f eight
gas. The trial is expected to be made within the fielotb.,
or ten days, and to last at least a fortnight, if not 4,...,10
After this, a trial on a large scale will, it is said, be -
the electric light.
At the sittings of the Correctional Tribunal on --the
>;e de'
the new game-law was enforced for the first time 'IIA a des"
partment of the Seine. The inspectors having fulln" 0108
hare on the 25th ult., in the seat of the coupe of the I,rr' or
diligence, just arrived at the Messageries Royalea, te diro
ductor was cited to answer for this breach of the law,
condemned to a a fine of 6 and all costs. bditti'
The Castellanp yo of Madrid of tof. an
he 13th states that a
forty in number, infests the province of Toledo, and CO
ID
extensive depredations. eare°
We learn from Breslas> on the 9th inst. that the ,vereo
have returned to their work after baying obtained an Torso(
of wages. They burst in during their excursions the. wiiar
several wood-rangers' houses, anti carried off their I:3v elo
pieces and ammunition, but without touching anYt,hflotlier,
It is said that 400 or 500 smugglers, and some hunar`,,anie"
auxiliaries were amongst them, and that they hare '„
over the frontier the goods taken from the manufacturer-

LAW AND POLICE. 1,,t. 05
Thomas Rose, a salesman in Smithfield market, d'e
charged, at the Guildhall, with exposing for sale „lite
market two diseased cows. They were proved to 1)!Lof
unfit for human food. Defendant was held to bail tow
the charge at the sessions.
_street,
An old general officer was charged, at Marlborough y
by George Middleditch, a private in the Bth coluil,
sr
battalion of Coldstream Guards, with having indeeoufor
ibe
saulted him. The charge was evidently fabricated Meta
purpose of extorting money, as the soldier had once
.s 4 ass
'
been bound over to prosecute in a similar case, and di;'
come forward. Major-General Thackery was at °"nee
lOC
charged. He was resolved to prosecute the soldier for
ing the charge against him. ROO
Edmund Davis, fishing-tackle-maker, No. 13, 0 ths
court, was charged at the same office with being founded
premises, No. 13, Ryder's-court, where gambling was..Aeieos
on without lawful excuse. The evidence not being sw
lie was discharged. hoba
Two persons named Duke and Riley lightermen,
undergone several examinations on a'charge of heillefr'feete°
cerned with a third person, named Pierce, who has broil
his escape from the officers. in stealing a quantity
rh.dsi'
from the St. Katherine's Dock on the Queen's ba.„t,clir
were, after a lengthened examination at Lambeth-str'
Charged.
Edward Williams and James W. Relph, both geed etbe
coachmen, residing at Lewisham, appeared on rel Van j 1100:
Greenwich-office, charged with wantonly shootingnio), et
Clarke, a youth about sixteen years of age, in the etriJoi. bP
the landlord of the Black Horse, Rushy-green, Lewis. TV
which the sight of his right eye was totally destroYedi,',, 0a
0
were ordered to come to an arrangement with the
hii friends.

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COVET —riks EC I ONA33 ZS. 11°
for r
Monday, the Ist of July, was the day arrange' rr•0134)
departure of the Court from Buckingham Palace for
acco
Castle, but it is now understood that her Majesty, ll 10
ance with the wishes of her medical advisers, 11 ltbe ea;
town at an earlier period. Friday or Saturday, of I'
suing week, are the days now named for the arrival
Court at the Castle.•We understand that her Majesty willlfonour the P? ever
Duchess of Sutherland with her company at dinner th,isinfga:
ing, on the occasion of the christening of their Grace 0,(1 to
son, to whom her Majesty has been graciously Pl'
stand sponsor. f9e4,
Lord and Lady Brougham entertained the Duchees,l o
01
ford, Earl and Countess of Jersey and Lady Clentenjocer;
Tiers, Countess de Pallfy, Viscount and Viscountess
Viscount Cantilupe, Sir J. and Lady Williams, &loiter
Lady Laura Meyrick, Mr. and Mrs. A. Capel, and an circig
guished party at dinner, on Thursday last. A snla
assembled after dinner. dist)r
The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland received a
eta
guished circle at dinner, -on Thursday, at Stafford gclenitik
Duchess had a small party in the latter part of the es
The Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch contemplate
within a few days, a splendid fete at Montar tiouse•hole
The officers of the Third Guards gave their second " rrbell
for the season last evening, at the Clarendon Hotel-
were present Lieut.-General Sir Willoughby Cotton,,lorlei
Hon. Colonel Montagu, Lieut.-Colonel Dixon, Lord %oil&
Townshend, Lieut.. Colonel Knox, Lieut.:Colonel Alicia
Captain Ridley, Mr. Cumberland, &c. re OP
Lady Wenlock's ball last evening, in Berkeley-stlea—tlike,
a very brilliant assembly. The drawing-rooms syn in t!,
:
fully illuminated, and a splendid supper was laid 011_,•cedr
apartments on the ground floor. The dancing conano"
eleven and ended at four. dif
goo
The Marquis of Londonderry will inspect, on ,orm,
next, at Wormholt Scrubbs, the 2d Regiment of Life Yo 036
of which his Lordship is Colonel ; and the same al' t; tte
Marquis and Marchioness give a grand entertainment of tl'4
officers, which will be honoured with the presence
Dukes of Cambridge and Wellington.
=XS CELLIII9IIIO/78. toll'
i.
The entertainment given by the authorities 0. —OO -f
ge-
lege on Thursday, in the Collehall, upon the 000
the laying the foundation stone of the new buildingt; ciP:
the most splendid character. Upwards of one hundi`;f tha
tinguished guests were present. At the conclusionvior
proceedings connected with the laying of the fours poor
stone, a dinner was given by the authorities to I,`'
persons residing in the district, in Flexon's-fields• 00-4_44
At the late fancy bazaar, held in the gardens ot,
,2,41 P.;
College and Old Ranelagh, the splendid sum of naltNhospiw
was cleared in aid of the building fund for the new ho
now in progress of erection at Brompton. The cove esti'
have thus been enabled to begin with one wing•
mated cost of the whole is 16,000/. 'gag'
The artists who have been engaged in the various lee',33lbe.l"
consisting of sculpture, frescos, and cartoons, for thes•end it
lishment of the new Houses of Parliament, were to e result
their designs on or before the 15th instant, andbeen
has been that about two hundred deSigns,7tVatll 9„
sent in, zmong which are thirty-four models °' )eeeyj
various designs. Since then the Committee have ,eos, and
oily engaged in hanging and placing the designs, ae,lic aft'
cartoons. The hall will be thrown open to the Puy
the prizes have been awarded.

The General Steam Navigation COMPOYIS:Tei;iOP
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Aarrii)vaessdenitgl
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burgh great alarm is manifested at the non-aPPear,nchee 16tjj•
that of the
steamer Manchester, that was due at Hamhurgh
_Nave
It is supposed that she is lost, and that all hands out'
rished. Several bales of twist were floating at the la
the Elbe. 85
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SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.—A few .9.1 k clos.;toy
some workmen were employed in quarrying a racejorcl'ln'a
the Tweed, about a quarter of a mile below Buth vve at
a gold thread was discovered embedded in the t
taken'
depth of eight feet. How long this remnant of a .810,
•
has remained in the situation from which it was ,l'eteroThea
baffle the skill of the antiquary or geologist to for
inspection sspme ca tlilobni to
fo f
thetlt the Irtiroeuasd._hicaseisbeen
rsonenitciteo. oursin :etnco'out
roil: t,
E T
showersH ER
ofA Nr
rain
n haveDE fearleonp,sw.-1-TichsTocausclorigeocroesp;
somTenhEealvVy
have produced a very beneficial effect upon the
in this riding. Up to yesterday morning the rain
quence of the long drought—had scarcely moistened th,_ hop"
beneath the surface. About twelve o'clock yesterdaillivo;
ever, the rain commenced falling heavily, and Ili-T*o°e.
without intermission for five hours. Agricaltugokseeqtpteittivi
must, therefore, have been greatly improved in
Should another equally heavy fall speedily' ta,.rato °at
the crops throughout the riding will be in 05' well,
dition. The wheat-crops generally are looking• ead°6ll
spring-corn, barley, and oats, as well as t' crop e;
are as yet very thin. The hope of a heavier -
delay grass-cutting in parts where it has not ozo.tii;is ton'
several small patches in the immediate vicinity 0' cat
and of Beverley, have, during the past week, bee?. Louts,
led. Rain fell on Tuesday morning, at Grinisutioo°
Gainsborough, Thorne, Goole, Lynn, and on the
es
from Flamborough to Spurn.—Null Advertiser- 060-
LYCEUM THEATRE.---This theatre still cfoollowl
to draw the most fashionable audiences. The weeic'e.
Tdihsetiniluukibehilidpeir)suoenhseshsaovfeßviuseiteeieduicthd, tiring the fele dill,
Ladyiand, Dukenam soafy,L
Cow' deer,
,
Essex, Earl and Countess Delawarr, Lord
Lord Sherborne Lad M'Donald, Lord IriY‘3 d ifis"
,y
Viscount a° 'or count and Viscountess Barrington, , Dori .6
countess Folkestone, Lord Wrottesley, Lorlion.
ton, Sir Edwin Stanhope, Mrs. Egerton' Gran
Col. •
Mitford, Hon G. Knox, Mr. William Peel; ;,.,1
Admiral Stogy ford Lord Strafford,
n Lords t e
anlealragg_ tit oEfaGr
Iraannbi Duchess
1. rdde
Rear-Aorn" colon
tian, Sir T. Wilde, M.P., H. Villebois, 1,0,7
Wallace, George Wombwell, Esq., Lord Eulo4oooo
Harewood, Lady Caroline Duncan, Sir Andre
Sir H. B. Houghton, &c. &c. Ve9aa
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN ITAMOAZE.--49n
4
evening an accidont, of a most distressing table Y°to
curred in Hamoaze, by which two resPecnien, niuna
females met an untimely death. Two young a boat
Richmond Col ainl
Iv
Smith
al,k, friendsfor deceased,tohfethpeurpo of taking siusebor
ri
cruise, and invited them and two other youngbolt
accompany them ; unfortunately, there
"Coal of men with them, and when off the Pallase_ea of
in consequence of some injudicious manag ute
sails, the boat capsized, and all of them
.vr_e_iwils bete
tated into the water. Although the weatnecz,:n, to tP_,
terous, for some time they all contrived to "Seir et,
boat, which was keel uppermost, but fro
„.a. befi:)%_
hausted state, twenty minutes baying elaPs' foils
named assistance
il a
ncnoauhl d
Dbaenrnenadnedredmathr;:m
ort sjet.ye
used the most strenuous exertions to supP n :I,es
0 sr,- ,e
them, which lie succeeded in doing for a c thi.6 P e
oor 'cre' e
was forced to leave go his hold, and the P„,_ sot?„
time, but at length became so exhausted hirtisel••
sunk to rise no more. A boy on board a co.Lu__,'-'
used the
distance saw their perilous situation, ano rv_eajateq.
crew, who were in their berths, when they nu:. theV
and rals terf
Guswell,t"of stik•
imnadninsterdestsh,eiarnbrbty,• ere
atnhdeipruptrooffmptotntehses itssis_trpan
exertions, they rescued four individuals fu:led,
grave. The survivors, who were much E:Ch 'TA
taken on board the collier,where they remnineUfa ate'
they were treated with the utmost kindness atioek o.
tion, and were brought on shore about eight °
• e been r ate
Wednesday morning. The boat has sine nfi r,un •
up near the Breakwater. The bodies of the u
a,.
girls have not been recovered.—Plymowth Jour'