The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-25 00:00:00

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FOREXG.N.
On Saturday the King and Queen of the French" spier;
pauied by several officers, left Neuilly for St. Cloud,
turned in the evening to dinner. •ea `la
The funeral of M. Geoffry St. Hilaire took Ole' ches,
day. The chief mourners were his son, the Bar°llopreitr
Dupin, and MM. Ferras, Dumas, and Chevreuil, as the der
tatives of the Institute, the Acalemy of Sciences,
demo of Medicine, and the Museum.
-Cm Paris The weather had become very warm at -42 A de?
day the thermometer, at two o'clock, had reached
of Fahrenheit.
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Letteis from Rio Janeiro, of the 29th of April, pig j
the marriage of the Count d'Aquila, brother of the_nerer
Naples, with the Princess Januaria, sister to the feiiodor
Brazil, took place on the previous day. The Cant
rived on the 17th.
A Barcelona paper says that the 'Count darerah
brother of the King of Naples, is expected at Bareedeeo
that it is believed the marriage question is at lengwyerita:4
in his favour. The Queen's health seems to be
satisfactory state, and her illness is of a nature Wb
no A
he of amendment. the
serious riot took place at Ingolstadt, Bavaria, on bekrl
The labourers in great numbers attacked the brew!
buchers, and it was with great difficulty the riol to down. The Augsburg Gazette says, that from foofthet
thousand persons were engaged in it. The causet d
order was the arrest of a workman by an agietild
The workman resisted, and the police agent ki"e.sey
iIDo
his sword. This exasperated the people, and
Cee
diately attacked the breweries.
The Augsburg Gazette gives the following letter top bevs
stantinople :—" Constantinople, June s.—The Stley.
been received with enthusiasm throughout his purawbo...,
the 3d he entered the Dardanelles. The Alhansana,stsie
in a state of revolt appear to be sending in their on'
',4
to the legitimate authorities everywhere." 1 0
The Zurich Gazette states that the Great Coon
given instructions to its deputies in the Diet, by,.11,h70:
are to demand the exclusion of the deputation 0, bots'
from the Diet, until constitutional order shall har°
stored in that canton.
LAW AND POLICE. mde'oess6.o!
In the Court of Queen's Bench, the Baron dem-die).4
which has been so long litigated, was decided °,4eter
returning a verdict for the Baron's claim on the kV
to the amount of 364,266/., with interest. e toga"
Richard Leeds and Robert Finch, seamen bel°°Vose'ety
Commercial Packet from Rotterdam, were cliat6T to
Guildhall, with unlawfully importing tobacco in A,
of less than 3001b5., whereby the vessel had becon'tiebr",,e,
forfeiture. The full penalty of 100/. was inflicted in„,;,or,
John Donnacliffe, a smith, was charged, at Clurieti.
with feloniously assaulting and wounding Sara' ha as
widow with two children, to whom he was Pa.vingtberettP'
dresses. Drunkenness and jealousy appeared to beh,„l
of the act. The woman was dangerously wounded "(',Aa
and the medical man who was sent for refused to_otioi
turning the rather curious answer, that " he had P
do with stabs." The prisoner was remanded. erelso
William Saunderson, a waggoner to a coal In
logo.
Wapping, was charged, at Lambeth-street, with sereee!..o,
juring Thomas Carron, a dock labourer, who at Proo
mains in the London Hospital in a very
.dangew,estree'of
The prisoner drove a waggon on Saturday in a„,„"-, for •
manner among a crowd of men who were Wal‘oo teS
ployment at the gates of St. Katharine's Docks-, t,
ant, who fell under the wheels, had his arm sus mit sl
frightful manner. The defendant was admitted.to
chawilri
ed
Michael Brown, a well-known thief, was ,jgel
Wandsworth, with breaking into a booth on No 7 00,
and stealing therefrom a cask of brandy, a cask °,l stops,,,,
a cask of gin, as also several bottles of wine an.,, ,ade
total value being 171. The property belonged to raii
the landlord of the Three Kingdoms Taverns
Tower-street, who had a booth at Hampton races.
was remanded.
COUNT—PASNIONADLS'.., el nder ,
The Princess Alice, Government steamer, is rt
to be at Calais, so as to take on board at that"; grno
morning of the 3d of July, her Royal Highness ie.-
Augusta of Mecklenburg Strelitz, who comes i° set'
a visit to the Queen and royal family. 01;er
The Duchess of Kent arrived at Gotha on theeded
with her son the Prince of Leiningen, and
diatelto the Castle of Ro senaw, the summer resPr°cideace
ducalfamily. Duets(
Friday next will be the sixth anniversary of her
coronation. tiott wed
The Marquis of Normanby has left the Clare° „Or?
for Lord Ravensworth's, Ravensworth Hall, No
-am
s•ere,:o,
The Dowager Marchioness of Hertford has ,
,re2:eel ,
her late severe indisposition. The Marquis of .'"i`"" Cpl
on the Continent. Ordb
Earl Fitzwilliam and the Ladies Fitzwilliam eat ,
to arrive at Mortimer House about the 15th of
from their Continental tour. gerrnSof
Lieutenant-General Sir Edward and Lady sn-
•
give a grand dinner on Saturday next, in Great
street.
Mitif3CMIGANZIOVS• clone
On Monday the half-yearly meeting of the Lo! eleer
Asylum was held at the London Tavern, for
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eight girls and seventeen boys, from a list of iljoei tr,
to participate in the benefits of the charity,
ors bled t,
Esq., in the chair. By the last Report it apP ea,Ai
annual subscriptions now amount to 4,3791. 0700
net receipts to 9,428/. 18s. 10d., and the expendi,tlB~7,ojor,
the purchase of 1,000/. Three and-a-Half per ue° 7d, P
on account of the Wellington fund, to 9,0951• 19!a°
ing a balance in the hands of the treasurer of 3wissOse
The stock in different funds now standing in truseessO,
amount to 48,038/. 6s. Bd. The names of the so bivi
didates having been announced, thanks were v°`
„die
chairman, and the meeting separated. the stit".l)4
According to a return made to Parliament, , tie
annual consumpiton of coffee in the United King t, (ey
last three years, amounts to 28,500,000 lbs.
_lteslit/1
greatest quantity of British colonial coffee is irar o'o
the island of Ceylon and the West Indies, whilsliepa
foreign coffee is imported from the Cape of Good ,
East India Company's territories, and Colombia.
A spirited contest took place in the parish r, t.va
sod, oi
Northampton, relative to imposing a church-rate,,n4 to Al
two days polling, the parishioners decided by 4:`,citer
against the rate. The subject has caused some
soi
at Northampton.
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FINE ARTS.—Amongst the numberpbeip...,
admirers of art, who had the high gratification mbistite!";
sent at the annual conversazione of the Fine Art,,,l ale 7$
Willis's Rooms, but some few days since, may re`-ceileetlo#,
faction afforded by the inspection of a very largetyagt.
sketches by the late truly gifted Theodor Von s'..„„siosh,
works, almost inspired in their character and exPS;toorgr
to be brought to the hammer, at Christie and
oleelor
King-street, St. James's, to-morrow. As the Cart, 01
eludes many compositions of the highest class °ed thaLiar
native and poetic to a degree, it may be exPeci„. will e; oPi
hers of aristocratic patrons and amateur colleeta."lo, L" or
sent, anxious to secure a memento, however ~,„phifejV.
who died in early prime, and whose intellectuatcateraeLty
pourings bear the impress of the soul itself, tit 0%1, ,
the desire of worldly lucre, or crippled by en us
blrt
please, other than the spirit which gave its getilment 0101
CHINESE RANSOM.--The further instagajesVel,l,
ransom, which was brought home in her her •
Wanderer from China, has been deposited in Tress;;o'' fefl
Mint by J. W. Cooper, Esq., of her
_ls:lwajaesstYresceiv.„,4ol4ooo7l):!
whom, by order of the Government, it
board the ship. The treasure was conveyed tio, torid,
the South Western Railway Company, under
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superintendence of Mr. Cooper, escorted by Lleovt gefeelt,
and a party of the 59th Foot. The treasure is °ha Dovoi•
for sale, after being assayed, on account 01,..„„ace,otioe,
Exchequer. The soldier-like and neat aPPTroI bo:
detachment of the 59th Regiment attracted ge° 0810"
OPENING LETTERS.--Few persons are face. loll:
letters are opened and re-sealed by the Post°sealed „tijj
are opened by the application of moisture, and.„ Alt,d,!;„
are opened thus :—The letter is laid on an r",.,:ire 1";10c,1$41
seal up, upon the seal is laid a square piece ?ZOO Ifeila;o1
upon this lead descends a hammer with consu'e-i 0,101,
The sudden impact converts the lead into it seedgn)l,ll
as an electrotype, and accordingly is used to It. bit kW;
which is now opened by destroying the
For all letters similarly sealed, the lead Seal Will
dlO 517 0,
derer in the management must have recently lekeep_
In small country towns, curious postmistreesells,
an assortment of seals, with impressions of h`re
for the purpose of enabling them to get at
ee Liverpool Paper. co,- ll
mi. .4
The Vauxhall-bridge Company have, Soavorl.
building a pier on the plan of the one at t"-erecttitotele
bridge. ?Jr. Cubitt, the extensive builder, Int'lfied , colro
of houses on the west-side of the gas works, 'Tie 115'
road, which conceals that unsightly building.„.. seatertieti°
pleted the road sixty feet wide
the alongside tu'to
Government will complete remainder
bridge.
re°
rti of
SIX POUNDS of TEA, and upwards, sent, ca„
e ste
atPe'
part of the Kingdom, at the Wholesale Price, 01). SJ•
tance, or Post-office order. 4S•
Black, 2s. Bd., 35., 3s. 4d., 3s. Bd., 45., 46* 4dS. Vi,Cf;
Green, Is. 4d., 3s. Bd., 45., 4s. 4d., 58., 5,.4d• is.
Coffee, 9d„ ls. is. 2d., ls. 4d., ls., 6d., I,* °;iiler,, Or
,
G. T. MANSELL and CO., Wholesale Tea W
LERSBURY, CHEAPSIDE. Agencies will be
parties,

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BIRTHS. ~ j. Jow- 4.
On the 11th inst., at Florence, the lady or Fern
shaw, Esq., of a daughter. (Willis° ic l''
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Oln er the 21st of a son.
at Church-Cobham, inst. Wife
the a fori• # tile
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Atkins, of White Hart-court, ware, th e 00, Lombard-street, of wife
or
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On the Ist inst., at the Vicarage, She
Rev. H. Coddington, of a daughter. diaries 4
On the 22d inst., at Stamford-hill, Mrs. forg,
of a daughter. es Es+, ei
On the 22d inst., the lady of William Hawes' ursaci,
King William-street, Strand, of a son. genii' '
On the 22d inst., in Chester-square, Mrs.
a daughter.

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MARRIED.
On the 20th
William ' inst., at Bryanston Church,
Grey Pitt, Esq., late Lieutenant in the" pat,
Albert's Own) Hussars, to Laura Matilda, Yen IVlse,aeg
of the late Admiral Ryves, R.N., of Shroton rillsoos, 'bier
_On the 22d inst., at the parish Church of ‘,006
Manchester, Captain Williams R.N.. to &arm' $,
of the late James F d Hall, -Esse
orbes, Esq., of utton lir'
DIED. Tjn 1115hire' e
On the 15th inst., at Croxton RectorY, -&---e° jet
Morgan Esq. V, r''
So
itip
On the 17th inst., at Dinan, France, Jones
of Kennington, aged 68. ripineetills'
Ott the 19th inst., at Upper Gower-street, '''''" -.4*
OP'
of Major-General Birch, C.B. Eta,
131andifoirtloi,,Niceet
On the 10th inst., at Willow-brook, near ,000
Perrot Fenton, Esq., of Doctors'-comrnan%,. „u viTlV'' ,
On the 20th inst., at Chester-plaae, Hyde-`
,a bfr
Hugh Marmaduke O'Hanlon, Esq. it nt. Lolu'-
On the 20th inst., at Paul's Cray-hill,,t'e- '
garet, twin daughter of W. G. Charnaanros, .r'vsgenor--,,,urart, et'
On the 21st inst., in Brook-street,
Helen Stuart, of Greenwich, widow of the late ii.„:,',l IP
On the 21st inst., Eliza, second daughter of Wti'' se
ley, Esq., of Colebrook-row, Islington. ~,.thols°
On the 21st inst., Mr. Richard Rippon, of 19..-
close, aed 55. nist6
On the 22d inst., at Elizabeth-street, Eaton-stl
Elizabeth Harriet Watts.

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htiddleatx, Tuesday, hue 25, 1844.