The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-26 00:00:00

SUIVrApy r A"g*
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AND
Vut) Opittion.

" Who runs may read."

POUEIGN.
bTlie Con:LtLaßonnel announces that the Grand
tie
aehess, Consort of the Czarewitz Paul, heir presunp •
i„e of the throne of Russia, was delivered of ason on the
10th inst., who .las christened Alexander.
Thumb,
same journal also states that General Tom
,_"flltnli, or General Tom Pollee, as be is called at Paris,
United
made his first state visit to the Minister of the
States, and that the second would be to the King •
of the French.'
The Cardinal de la Tour d'Auvergne, Bishop of
Arras, has published a circular to the clergy of his dio-
cese, forbidding them to read, or to have in their posses-
a hl,Dupin's " Manuel de Droit Ecclesiastique
ltlThfe
the pre Ami dela Religion gives the ollowinheirg
approbation
as the exact
of the
later who have signified t
censure pronounced by Cardinal de Bonald on M
lloptttsbock The Archbishops of Bt•nsancon,
'an; Bordeaux, Sens, Cambrav, Rouen, Albi, and
Toulouse ; •the Bishops of Autun, Grenoble, Dijon, Lan-
;tess• §t. Claude, Metz, Nancy, Strasbourg, St. Die.
leaux, Versailles, Amiens, Beauvais, Seez, Bayeux,
L tines, Quimper, Vannes, Briley, Clermont, Chartres,
Cahors, Rodez, Aire, Marseilles, St. Flour,
l'c'es, Troyes, Le Mans, and ltochefort.
qt Monday Marshal Soult was to present a project
f "aw demanding a credit of seventeen millions of francs,
`,l the arming of the fortifications of Paris which will
1
e completed this year. The question is expected to
t'ive rise to a warm debate. The Minister does not intend
ask for liberty to arm the fortifications forthwith, but
Fill limit himself to demanding the power of having all
that is necessary for defence stored in magazines, to be
made use of in case of aced.
‘;` The discoveries in architecture and statuary made
AineVeb, by M. Botta," says the Moniteur Parisien,
the
killust be of considerable value, if we are to judge by
specimens which have arrived at Paris. The inserip-
15tis are perfectly legible, but altogether beyond the
examined
of modern deciphering. The King, after having
%alined these curiosities with great interest, has de-
' tl:ted that a vessel belonging to the Government shall
Sent to Bassora to transport the whole collection to
Paris."

"Le find from "Allen's Indian Mail," that the Su-
I *
VGixverntnent'of India have carried iutn execution
e orders of the Home Government, for the addition of
Z.a.ptain to each regiment of Native Infantry at all
rresldencies. This is a measure that has long been
.iked for wilt arrxiety, and the completion of which
w:11 afford much satisfaction, as well from its increasing
etficiency of the Indian army (to which purpose it
1.1.118 eSsential), as from its effect in facilitating the pro-
-"°lion of a considerable number of dc..serving officers.

AWL, yeolacas.
The Commission-at Leicester was opened on Satur-
dayand John Raisin was placed at the bar on a charge
:
iLltabbing Ellen Gillam, with intent to murder her.
he ilrosecutrix and the prisoner had for some time been
:11Pged to each other. -The prisoner, who is a person
intemperate habits, on the 2,1 of December, struck the
rosecutrix, who was walking with him, a violent blow
the mouth, and afterwards wounded her slightly in
e throat with a knife. She ran off, but he pursued
tier, and stabbetl her in the back. Even at the present
Ole she is not out of danger. He was convicted of stab-
teing, with intent to do grievous bodily harm, and sen-
need to fifteen years' transportation.
hAt the Guildhall, Mr. Alderman Copeland committed
'ehard Lee for fourteen days, and Jacob Lazarus for
'tortep months, for attempting to pick pockets at the exe-
Tlon of Tapping, in view of the gallows. Lazarus was
old (Render.
henryk. Carter, a coal-heaver, was charged at Cler-
t:ll Well with obtaining half-a-crown under false pre-
The prisoner went to the house of Miss Caro-
-199 Ebsworth, of No. 2, Upper-terrace, North-road,
h'ngton, on Tuesday last, to deliver some coals, and
%,"sequently he called at the house, in company of
4Nhee man, with a petition, stating that one of their
'bates:c had broken his lag after leaving the house, and
Ebsworth gave the prisoner 2s. 6d. It was stated
that this was a common trick with coal-heavers. He
"Its remanded.
At Marlborough-street Alexander M'Coy, Charles
lk,eCoy, and Thomas Coram, were charged with having
concerned in robbing Mr. Arthur Rumsey, wine
ZR ale merchant, No. 37, Old Bond-street. Mr. Rum-
said the two M'Coy s were in his employ, and
L'fbecting that he was robbed, be employed a police-
"'listable to keep watch. The constable detected Coram
kith a hamper,k; which he had received from Alexander
~:oy. The hamper when examined, was found to
,
libun 13 bottles of ale and stout, worth together about
a.
Corea' said he had been employed for sixpence as
%jobbing porter by the cider M'Coy to take the hampei
earshall-Areet, Mr. Maltby remanded the prisoners
0:e;_oy, to allow the police sufficient time to make in-
ure, and took Coratn's word for his appearance on a
attire day.
6,4 sheriff's officer named William Henry White, was
--argfd at Hammersmith with stealing a quantity of
t. 178, the property of Mr. Laing Johnston, wine-fuer-
)) ant- The prisoner, who was in the employ of Mr.
h tinning, had put an execution into the pr,secutor's
N, and had taken Bs. from a box belonging to the
prosecutor besides besides taking possession of the goods. He
44 also taken a quantity of wine, on which he and his
'frife had got drunk. He was remanded in order to
l'Ure the attendance of Mr. Dunning.

- COURT-FASIIXONABLE.
The Duke de Broglie has paid visits to the members
°f the Royal family, the principal officers of state, and
N"eLforeign Ministers, within the last few days. The
le Duke, accompanied by Count Jarnao, visited
tk
tral of our public institutions on Monday.
the
Excellency the French Amba.sador entertained
6 '
Duke de Broglie Mr. Reeve, of the Colonial-Office,
, a small party, at dinner, on Sunday, at Manchester
"se- The t xterior of the embassy is undtrgoing re-
ttnbelliehments, previous to the re-commencement of
their Excellencies' parties for the season.
The Earl and Countess of Arundel and Surrey, on their
return from visiting the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk,
it Arundel Castle, will take up their abode at their
tlideridid new mansion on Carlton-terrace, the residence
the late Mr. Crockford.
Sir John and Lady Shelley are prevented from visiting
the Duke of Wellington at Strathfieldsaye. The worthy
ronet is confined to his bed, by a severe attack of
6°,bul. in Belgreve square.
• shl he Earl of Gleugall is convalescent, and is expected
fi,?rtlz. in Grosvenor-street, with the Countess and family,
• YnY"Dublin, for the season.
The Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury are daily
ex-
eted at Mivars Hel, fro Torqu, Devon, whre
„e Noble Earl andot Coutitesam haveay been sojournieng
Wale wee- ks.
it Lord and Lady Ravensworth and family have left
hsvensworth Castle for their seat Percy's Cross, Fel-
ilza for the season.
14' The Duke and Duchess of Norfolk, and the Ladies
Zeivard, are not expected to return to St. James's-
from Arundle Castle, for the season, until the
7-ond week in the ensuing month. On the 9th of April
their Graces are expected to proceed on a short visit to
colonel Wyndham, at Petworth.
MISCELI.II.IIII3OI7B.
°n Monday morning, at ten o'clock, thensual meeting
beir the election of parish officers for the year, took
fil4ce in the vestry-room of St. Martin's parish ;
s vicar in the chair. It was expected that
,
Zroe discussion woull have taken place relative
4 the will of a pauper named Lewis, who
urd in the workhouse, leaving 3001. to be distributed to
e Board of Guardians, Churchwardens, &c. ; and like-
'
,flse referring to the taking away of the curious antique
;lover of the font, and the alleged selling of it to a furni-
• etlre broker. The cover of the font, however, having been
Rtrieved, discussion on that subject was consideredunne-
eessary •, and the will affair was allowed to stand over
till
another opportunity.
Arington
Thursday, a ewe, the property of Mr. Thompson,
'irington Mains, produced five lambs at one time.
:041 are all living, with the exception- of one, which
'led shortly after its birth.
thOn Friday last no less than 2,000 persons availed
ekselves of the cheap trains between Birkenhead and
Cater. The charge for the trip to Ceste thed back
ei!ng 3s 6d. by the first-class and 2s, d. 6 bysecond-
'4as carriages.
On Monday morning, about a quarter before two
~cloek, policeman Coote, 170 N, who was on duty in
• `tioucester-terrace, Hoxton, observed fire in the kitchen
pf No. 3, occupied by Mr. Llewellen and family, and he
jknocked loudly to alarm the inmates, who, however, were
buried in sleep, and ten minutes elapsed before he
-"s heard. Mr. Llewellen himself then descended,
admitted him, and on proceeding to the kitchen,
they found it completely filled with fire : the policeman
r9lulently closed the door to confine the flame, while he
• 4 Mr. Llewellen ran up stairs to rouse Mrs.Llewellen,
I,f, ith their three children and servant girl, all of whom
v
• tere happily conveyed away in safety. In the meantime
he fire burst forth through the kitchen window and into
the
Interior of the house, the greater part of which was
destroyed, together with the furniture.
11l the course of the past week a very beautiful small
Zen steam- boat, intended as a tender to the royal 3:0 em
yacht, the Victoria and Albert, was launched from the
extensive 4, building yard of Messrs. Ditchburn and Mare,
Blackwell. It has been built at the express desire of
r Majesty, so as to convey her up the numerous
turet,e rivers routed the coast, which the
:mightqu of water of the royal yach t would
admit. She will be called the Fairy, and
be worked by a propeller. Every improvement
;o,,lnaval architecture has been bestowed in her build,
13'1' as regards speed, form, and convenience. Her
by, though certainly small, will afford much accom-
modatione-_ their construction being so arranged as to
;sure comfort. Immediately after her launching she
towed round to Deptford dockyard, where she ill
have her engines and screw fisted, so as to be in readi-
aura% upon her Majesty by the early part of the ensuing
soarer During the week she was inspected by the
o of the Admiralty, who expressed themselves, it is
lim
xtruerteud, in a very favourable manner as to her can-
ocher.

ItIMOVAL OE THE BRAZIL PACKETS I'ROM FAL-
kon
is currently rumoured that Government
ti—",vo3plate stationing at Gibraltar four of the packets
r°l7 employed in the conveyance of the Brazil mails
th°lll Falmouth. The Oriental steamers are to convey
, Brazil mails to Gibraltar, where they will be tran-
shipped on board sailing vessels, and conveyed to their
destination. By this arrangement Government calculate
ti
_,P°ll reducing the number of Brazil packets to four ia-
" 414 Of Si; at at present,—Devogport Independent.