The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-15 00:00:00

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FOREIGN.
On Monday evening their Majesties the King elgiruffie
of tee French received the Turkish Ainhassack,r, the
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guese and Netherlands Ministers, the Dukes d'Esttili 04,
d'lstrie, the Prefect of the Seine, the Counts dllautri-:site
Langrange, M. de Bacourt, French Minister to the
States, Baron d'Andre, and Generals de Berthoia,Beint
and
TMarchand. 'lllbl
The Duke de Nemours, says one of the journals' °of"
occasion of the vaccination of his two sons, the Coon,„1 the
and the Duke d'Alenfon, has had himself vaccinated
second-time. Instrl ctio°'
The Count de Salvandv, Minister of Public it,,,da
has been re-elected to the Chamber of Deputies soul
211
Electoral College of Lectoure. M. de SalvandY be
of 2i5 votes.
The Anti de la Religion states that the Arch hies'
°s!
Rouen, some of his Bishops, and the 13ishops of Alltel:;riets
gres, St. Claude, Grenoble, Dijon, and St. Flour,
to the Cardinal Archbishop of Lyons, approving 0"
totede
H letter. t 151)
Thavre journals state that on Sunday last ago
Englishmen made up a purse of 100 E, and, divitlings„osl
selves into equal parties, agreed to pass the leisure.ll:ll
them by their suspension from work on the railroatl, ;to.
coma (tithe day, by a pitched battle on the Pleineee, ience
villa They me: and fought with much courage and 110°,10.
but the authorities arrived at the height of the fray
pa t
rated the com. sir
The remarks made in the French Chambers on tboo°ilie
ject of the quotation of the Spanish Interior Dehtud ott
Paris Bourse hthe C orave givetes by n great offence at Madrid,
referred in M. Egana, who accuse , o
of being, in a great measure, the cause of tbe..Pese
Spam .0.106'
The Madrid journals announce the arrest of a .aal,
co
gaud, named Jose Sastre, who is charged with havitit"
nutted 117 murders. lerst"'
. Isidore Leine, condemned to death for parricide, Wit,' too
his punishment three diets back at Aleneon. He bed I,r,stAtt
time back exhibited every mark of repentance, eto'i,
having ascended the scats Id, lie addressed the a° ;04
daring that his punishment was just, and that he v;
sorryA
for his rime.
Berlin lectter of the 6th informs us that the n'eg';aritio°
the oldest persons does not furnish them with the fern fallen
of a winter in which so large quantity of sno pads tit tll°
in Germany as during the present. The railr
Harz and siltsia, and those of Madgeburg to LelPs'e' depth
the date of this account, covered with snow to the
three feet, and terefore impassabletabet
The-dispute between the ewer of. the nobles and! 0
orders of the State in Sweden seems to be increaslefea
learn, by a letter from Stockholm, that the Coln't'',i,tttres I•ll,,ere
Constitution has come to a resolution to propose
that in future no noblemen shall be allowed topred,st t"
the electoral assemblies of the agriculturists, acid, the bind
privilege possessed by the nobility of accorapanvinh
when lie visits the Hall of the States shall be ;th'il es.
ea& %es. a,...1.46. • OOP res.
At the Maidstone Assizes, a farmer named Nam • e°"-
r ,d,
vered 8001. damages from the Svuth-Eastern • hoe alse
pang, being the value of a certain stack of fanneonie
tired by sparks from the chimney of one of the
"tle°
locomotives. -log eb•U'lesed
John Wells, alias Orchard, charged with ha, lice
money by means of forged orders, from seitee•
victuallers, was committed for trial from Mallen- •
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COURT-FASHION .-- • IVObA
The Lord Chancellor, Lady Lyndhurst, and the for 10
Copley, will leave town early in the ensuieg the
Copley, seat, Turville Park, near Maidenhead,
rood
Easter recess. of C°'nt his
The Right Hon. the Speaker of the House ht,
will give his last Parliamentary dinner to-01g
mansion in Eaton-square. cneo ndr-
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,
Viscountess Palmerston has issued cards for s
t6°
on Satur
Maday evenin.
The March g ioness of Douglas continues, with berinflis
.cti
to go on very favourably. antes, 'soot!'
At the Queen's levee on Wednesday, in St. Arlo k
the Marquis of Westminster was presented to -, to
on succeeding to his title, by the Earl of Wilton. xnectee,di
on
The Dowager Marchioness of Westminster. i 4 111,90'
arrive at Moor Park, Rickmansworth, from W 014
after Easter. od 0%04'
The Earl and Countess of Desert have returft„ st A'
Castle, from a visit to Mr. and Lady Louisa 'rig"' el
stock, Kilkenny. le° of
tea t
The Earl and Countess of Albemarle are pec
Berkeley-square, for their seat in Norfolk, in the acil,
the ensuing week, fur the Easter recess.
The Austrian Ambassador has renewed the 135,e5 and
nt'
dos House, and is making considerable alteratlo.o Do` Pot
provements therein. It is said his Excellency °oar°
pose to give any diplomatic entertainments durb'g
season. „ 50°4
miscELLAramotig• give",, dir
The Bishop Of Exeter, says the Post, 035destita*
towards supplying,churchres and schools in te,i3ti to tb
ve
tricts o iocese
f hie' d.
The report of Messrs. Faraday and LYell r-Dst ausir
cause of the explosion in the Howell collier'', „ cow ;,,e
was referred to a speci.,l Committee of the Unite save !or
of the coal trade in the north of England, t
made' heir report. It is unfavourable to the 1004t0 so
mended by Messrs Faraday and Lyell, for Yen ,ider
coal• mine goafs," which the Committee coee
impracticable. _ ther°A
tbo for-
We understand, says the Maidstone jourxzw, sir pie
no foundation whatever for the report tbiretase of, dia°
Knatclibull is about to be raised to the P-c'declAr
The Right Hon. Baronet, we are informed, et age,
bicli bO/
he was never offered. and never sought a P
• A Dublin paper alludes to a recent eloperoe%bearbr„ssas
been the subiect of conversation in the ne!:4,,i gent'isll;
Kinestown. The lady claims affinity to a niedl‘,,ooo/. sits
and is, it is said, entitled in her own right to `2ll,ll;inCeere'
pears that, on Saturday evening the lady wa's'fler sesiSeniee
her companion or governess in the vicinity 01_, scot" 01
when a covered car drove up, out of t,7,; car, A
catne forth. The lady was then hurried into re oarti:celo
driven off, and no mere has been heard of 1,1,',0t` it :fog
great uproar was created in the lady's family L't 0131,04te
she is of age, and it is more than probable Inrhe foto' „oll'
has ere now rendered all regrets unavailiug• r
c 0 P°, Ore
bridegroom is the son of an alderman of the 07,00'1 prei
At the county of Down assizes twenty.elo;;goose iir`f
found guilty of taking part in an Orange
-r 11' fine
more, and f three others of a similar offence ops A
sentenced each to a month's imprisonment'
205., and give bail to be of good behaviour. oistscs,itrpi
An abstract of returns of the number of convicts (prim'
in prisons throughout the United Kingdernt„oe,
of transportation, &c., moved for by Mr. Wsared .4`110.51j1
that there are altogether 2,397 convicts i11,1,,n-los ijjere's
prisons of the three kingdoms, of whom 1,9°910,1th Is
428 females. The number of convicts whoset. whorthere
them unfit to be removed amonnts to 133, °wales gfr
males, and 47 females. In England and ,u irelsn
2,053 convicts in prison, in Scotland 71, an 101'
A
• . telt
MEETING OF TILE ASSki
OF GENERAL MEDICAL-PRACTI,ii Al; the
A Pubic Meeting of the members 'of twoos, the
was held last night at the Hanover-square 00450130 r
transaction of business, and to consider the/Chyie e 0
NeW Bill for regulating the Profession of
gery, lately introduced nto Parliament. .1000,54
On the motion of Mr. MOORE, R. R. pen°o sei
called to the chair. Oa
the chair 'sent' sif
Mr. PENNINGTON, who on taking
_p. .0 red
with considerable applause, said, that-tsbiewagebveert,cloolol t em
had,but recently awakened from their
three months since they had set &bouts, to filekrlf
scattered elements of strength together, an d alit
to the formation of that Association. kJ°P.7„te's
however, in noticing the great -pi-egress which ot a7,,e'r
been made; for he might state, that daring, onee,e7
long professional life, he had never witoesse,%iget In,. pre
and unwearied exertion than had been ez pp:goers'
rl
ing out the present organisation of the 6 4, fe
titioners.—( Cheers. ) pee. 2, le
_I
The minutes of the last meeting, held
then read and confirmed. , the ferrth elj
The SECRETARY then read the repoeffitostied It stot:t,
Committee, a long and elaborate document toe. 0, 04;0
progress of the Association up to the preset osaabaeoserio
that already the Association numbered 3,'hich P. -4 es si.
tered over every county in the kingdom, ree pro „
still increasing, and fully justified the Assael3,.,isof et.rof
a national one. It also entered into afull anaTio atas'",,iincelo
sions of the new medical Bill, which ieconderane' the Lvrotstl
tial particulars, especially the constitutionropr
Health, which it held to be a violation of theet of th_s:caniili
principle, and ought not to receive the suPr„ the •'!76eas(,,,i
practitioners. It concluded by recommend:Test san',h cf`,o
strenuously to oppose the new Bill,. and t in whri otteett
nothing short of a charter of incorporation; five ye. e obi
general practitioner who had been enrolled ford for it' of flij.j,
have a vote. The amount of funds subscrineu ns,,
_Ol4,
of the Association was stated to be 1,269/. Irts'ind
2881. ss. had been expended • 1201. still
_7850/.
which, when deducted, left a balance in hand 0'
The report having been received, - ost and
f°rtb°
Mr. J. BOWLING moved that it be ado
printed. .1 the -
1
des, .
Mr. WALLER (of Cirencester) secondoidon, joy,
On the Chairman rising to put them oti'f,,,ro, 110_,th 0, it
Dr. LYNCH stood up in the body of a1.1,e rnreed 41111:mt
the liberty of making a few remarks. tie aeliiity !nreri
that was contained in the report, and e:ientoalfor D'ti!
stated respecting this being the most In'!_resoon
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had arisen in the history of the medical Prw effortf:
(tvi,
century. Hence it was that every energY :o,rstin of J
ment, should be made use of to ensuoreneta lireneispecos...oo%)
opponents were felicitating themselves
be °r ts
sion at that meeting—an event which
unity 04)0 ids foe,
averted on this occasion by every oppor`i•th the
full and fair discussion. While agreeing he obi' ieoer fat
of the report, there were two points to vrll,l'
rpercartitmioennedrastoioinfitihtaeetnnoyneearssh,oist Ignie4l,igoirblieesse:flootil74Jecctirtoorore;re°
except they had been enrolled five Years' ors stems(olol4
an amendment, that that portion of the raep_i_is
their
Considerable interruption took pia',e txr..essing„„t seiree°,i
ceedings, the great Majority present. eiA. l,v-eort
dissent to the course pursued by Dr. b f the 'l,4ll"oset
r nationot binfdrotmhethAe
Association to
tthoat theth the
uagdgo petsitoionoo;
e:tososfiorito,
.00,
„ &tat
t re° A,Fol
that they would be fully considered i
in the amendment ws ithdrawn.
TlAialtr.thße°ll
tion, in doings hich he made a few era Pit'he as °""
leo '
stesevi,a
toi
of Brent
shal oboed ,
enmtoitvieedd :11113.!itoieng;1;pthtio01010. of
extent of the Association fully warranted e
the the
that title. seconded sl'
Mr. WOOLRIDGE, of Southampton,
unaptmeetorl
which was put to the meeting and carried delarly bs "11,,
Mr. FULLER then moved a reselatis"!: coospoirou,
great advantages which the then rill
(erred on the profession. and thanking
etitloeSeleltile4et
terested conduct towards the general pra„,_corr-_ante„,.,
dFeualvleoru,rsi
no
support
utphpe toefratoe ortaoiinutai:nh,arptoeirnoty:o4totroattheeioficorvi,
the advantages which had resulted from to oott°
of 18,15.
The resolution being seconded by Mr•
Croydon, was unanimously agreed to. _ nrot°,ooa of ,
Mr. CLIFTON then moved a resolution? eso
ne.tori
the proceedings of the College of Surgoconsortera
,ofei
carrying out their recent charter, and /,90'
constitution of that body. Mr. C°l‘ tevAllites •
The resolution was seconded by - 0 to.,
Dorking, and carried by exclamation:
_, and P:itt
Resolutions were then severally pr0c05.7„„, IP,or
meeting. censuring any course of legisla"!ssissill,o,'
to degrade the general practitioner', and esy.`-cgea.-
1,1
sure introduced into Parliament by Sir 00"
underwent extensive alterations.
A petition, embodying the ;:entiments ferl
then agreed to, and the meeting, which
and influential one, separated.

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