The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-06 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEVIS

AND

übttt ptnton.

" Who runs may read"

TOREXCIN.
There were no receptions at Saint Cloud on t, ..°°ol
in consequence of a performance at the theatre;d,
palace, to which, however, a large party was inv.,' al
The King came to Paris on Tuesday. His ')
held a Cabinet Council, and gave several.audiencegt
which he returned to St. Cloud. d
The French Court went into mourning on Vircuri
for six days, for the Princess Sophia Matilda of glit.;
A Bayonne correspondent writes on the 30th i
" Several insurgents at La Rioja, and among them-0
other son of Zurbano, have been made prisoners .04
grono. M. de Gamboa, late Minister, and some
persons were arrested on the 2iith and 29th at St.
bastian."

gil
Another correspondent says. it is estimated tir'
within the last two months, 6,000 individuals, 6 4/
whom no charge has been brought, have been!.s
triated, imprisoned, or forced to live at the Governao
depots, prisoners at large. It is impossible for arliit
residing out of Spain to form a conception of the 11311°
able oppressed state of all the Urban population. 0
ruin to be disliked, and death to be suspected hi
Government. r CO)
f
The day that Prim was to have left Madrid •(:).4v
a party of sixty Constitutionalists, well ell of!,
mounted, posted themselves near Getafe, sh°,ll';„i el
miles from Madrid, with the intention of surPn,,,V
escort and rescuing him. By some means or an,
authorities got information of the intended Mtge
Prim did not leave Madrid. tgirq
General Villalongs. has been appointed Cat,;,
neral of Burgos, instead of General Bayous; Pr:'
Nov.zaguray, Commandant-General of Logronot i a
of General Oribe ; and General Lora, Coralnin
General of the Gibraltar camp. 6.
A letter from Madrid of the 23th ult. stir :".001,
amendments of the new Constitution, as it cam toltj
the hands of the Committee, in the article relating lit
marriage of the Sovereign, have been all succelol
jected by a majority of 133 votes to 39." 0001
A letter from Copenhagen of the 23d ult. 5n...40
the arrival of the frigate Gefion, from the Medite'.-
with about 200 cases, some of them verylarge,de
with the remains of Thorwaldsen's collection ire tat!
Borne, and other works of art. The writer ad°loloo
great number of roaster-pieces, not previously kg
be in existence, have been found by M. Bravo is 11
beneath Thorwaldsen's residence.

]SAW din) POWOM.
The Worcester grand jury have ignored ,t.beta;,
against Mr. Hassell, of Stourbridge, charging deft
manslaughter, in having accelerated the death "1" co
At the Chelmsford assizes Mr. Justice Willie%
sented to postpone the trial of Miss Richardson
spring assizes, on the ground of ill health.
George Matthews, aged 21, was conviclte-e, 1101
tester, of stealing, in the parish of St. Peter-the; ft 4
seven loaves of bread, and various other artiele;4l
the dwelling-house of Richard Jones, which he
riousiy broke open and entered. The prisoner If
tented to ten years' transportation.
Iv
Wit
In the same Court, Thomas Wridgway an-
Kent were convicted of stealing nine sovereigns,,lici?
pound note, and a purse, from the person of ,'',oo
Holtham, at Upton-on-Severn, on the 13th of
1, 0
and sentenced to one year's hard labour. eitee d
In the Bankruptcy Court Mr. H. J. nil' or',l
merly lessee of Covent-garden Theatre, came 0414
plication for his interim order. He was unore-or
the Learned Commissioner observed, that the 11100,
in this case had stated upon his schedule that
been previously a bankrupt. or insolvent, and fod.,
became necessary that he should state upon Ifetees
the present schedule, what proposition he had eceA,
to his present creditors. The insolvent's els? ef,
was afterwards granted, and he left the Court
the greetings of many of his friends and adinirero
were in attendance during the proceedings. f or;
At York, William Potter was convicted :p
There was a second charge against him, and d
Of
was deferred.
At Chester, two respectable young men, -ea
of
nineteen years, surrendered in the dischsrge
bail on a charge of stealing a diamond pin, 11)for
rings, and a quantity of wearing apparel, as! rero,2'
of George Bowrick. The names of the Plio TA
Frederick Stonehewer and John Rearton. do/
pronounced both prisoners Guilty, and the Pr,
strongly recommended Stonehewer to mercy. Pas
tiered he had been led into the commission of t"
he c
by the other prisoner. Mr. Baron Gurney said id
not attend to the recommendation, and senten
prisoners to be transported fur ten years.
oat taxer.. rlelatioteaus3l,lol-„ 1,004
The Earl of Aberdeen has left town for Vv°_," of"
bey, Beds, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess
ford, who are receiving a numerous and distl"
party at that splendid seat.
The The Duke of Devonshire left Chatswort to.V
nesday, to visit Mr. Win. Mundy, at Monk 0
near Derby.
• 110110
The Marquis and Marchioness of Normanb7 g
turned to the Clarendon Hotel, from the DM°
ford's, Woburn Abbey. V
The Marquis of Bute, who arrived in tow-n ft 011 k
nesday, from Kirtlieg, Cambridgeshire, has le-
A,
seat in Scotland. 7.14
The 'Mir ms and Marchioness of Ailesbury,*4,
to town on fnesday last, from Tottenham Pai
Marlborough, Wilts, have now relinquished
tended visit to Brighton, and go to Paris for the ti
The Earl and Countess of Macclesfield °of
•
Louisa Parker are among the noble families re
in town for the winter. , Cle.1:11
The Earl and Countess of Jersey and Leal„ei
tina have left Berkeley-square for Middleton 'le
Bicester, at which elegant seat a large party wilt
at Christmas. dolt
Lord and Lady Worsley intend to prolong ,
journ at Rome until the close of the month, W
go to Naples.
The Earl of Yarborough, with the Hon igb-
Mrs. Pelham, is at Appuldurcombe, Isle of ef"
week the Noble Earl is expected to go on a WI" -
during the approaching festive season.
ti
ter..IOOII3IGAMISOVII. p 1
Last night the frost again was very inteneei,eoo),
mometer during the greatest cold baying f'"_,,o"
degrees below freezing, a very rare occurrence.
in December. bell 4
It appears from the half-yearly report of t fori,
100-bridge Company that the receipt from to
half-year amount to 7,862/. 11 s. 6d., beingllllo/
amount received in the corresponding period %et!),
by 421/. 9s. This increase enabled the cornest",bool
the interest of the debt, divide 3s. 2d..
amongst the annuitants, and leaves 1,651/ 1i or
the reserve fund. gitn
We have much pleasure in stating that the -400,0 i,
the approaching Kent and Maidstone cattle 'tag
coed those of last year by upwards of 01;0
they include many first-rate specimens of bre
feeding. 064
On Saturday last the workmen. in. every P,9X51
cashire and Cheshire, except in the St. Ilelendeelq,
sent in to their masters a written application, oete
an advance of twopence upon each shilling aki,el
earn. Should their demand be refused, the reol
of course, be a general strike. Yesterday Ole toil,
ings were held, and, as far as it wasp ossibleile
tam, there was not a coal-mine at work in t
district. es
It appears that robberies at the great dee.,,-estp,
ments have been rather numerous lately, so wof
to excite considerable alarm for the safetyi 0,0,14
even those deposited in those places of spell ie
and to infer that a wholesale system of plunder
.4
carried on by at me ingenious gang of rascels.s
Several gentlemen are spoken of ahead,' 000,1
be called on to fill the vacancy in the represeof Lie
ipperary, caused by the death of Mr. Old the
Among others are Daniel O'Connelljun, an
G. Heley Hutchinson. e
Aitb
The Hebrew congregation of Chatham haVepe4.,:,
benevolent assistance of their Christian 'll,,
neighbours, remitted to Sir Moses MontefiT:,/of
the sum of 501., in aid of the funds now raisl" cl
relief of the distressed Jews at Mogaelore. elello
The Committee who managed the Polish Intocad
Saturday to settle their accounts. It aPPecer_/„Li9
1,157 persons had attended the ball. and 1, nror
amount received for tickets sold being 5831. 14;10 e,
donations 164/. 25., and that the expenses inclober
392/. 145., leaving a clear balance of 353/. 2s• oto „o
tied to the fund for the relief of the unfortU°
refugees. ttY
Poo
ERRATUM.--In the report of the'proceedirl in k
Middlesex Sessions yesterday, which ePPer.sieelcs°,l/
San, it was erroneously stated that Mr. tt
dressed the jury on behalf of Mrs. Tyrs"/ tfN
Mr. Chambers conducted the defence. ,„senrt(Pe
CALEDONIAN ASYLUM Yesterday the -8,c10.0r
the corporation of this Society, which proes,;io 004
food, instruction, and lodging. foraeer,..B )11°111,1
of the children of Scottish widows, wilv't.inehoce",
are deceased in the army, nary, or Istefeete,
their winter meeting at the Freemasons' Tell 00,
Queen-street, for the election of a fresh hottogets:ooo,„
children into the Asylum in CoPen C. For(
and for the transaction of business. Tbetsoo°ef
occupied the chair. The point of the gret/ eillerollo
ance discussed was with reference to tbeof sce
the school being a member of the Church reelect
torn o°
and not a Free Churchman. On the Dime jot, to 1,
that they had, at a meeting
Mr. Lightbody (the assistant master Prev; the Itt'liro
vacant office of head master of the sehl..'nereit o'o
Cumming wished to know whether the teh'tbeji 0•00
taken care to ascertain that Mr. Lige 11;1;i
member of the Established Chisrehd ianssi 010,4
Several of the Directors said that they hit duly geoe'•
in October.oolll.A
that subject, and bad found that he *l° sr. CU ,
according to that rule of the Society vrhichtbat itto 1:11
spoke under. Mr. Cumming addedlb;ested oil fee
most important question, and he tourt Age
appointment being confirmed by that Lebody
proof had been obtained that Dlr. Lig"_;3o(lo3o,e,,
Established Churchman. The Directorell'ireeot,
pressed the confirmation of their tipPo'eoptir. CO;
being moved by Mr. Lindesay, and reity nl„ 10,,e0:1
Nisbett, was carried by a large DM° eat. bier
ming objected strongly to the appoinr he pits
that Mr. Lightbody was not a member said the oo'
Church of Scotland. The Chairman Air.
t•the iji;td
ment was subject to his being so or 13° rto s
declared he would canvass the matte ~ jot°
The election of twelve boys and eight (op-
lum then took. place, and occupied till the
c'