The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-17 00:00:00

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TOILEXON. „jay.'' •
The King and Queen of the French on Illurn'fdati`:;
by Colonel Dames, a lady of honour, and an the
left Neuilly for the Convent of the Loges, 010
St. Germain, in which the daughters of the 111,60,,
Legion of Honour receive gratuitous it:lssll't),
were received by Marshal Gerard, General Vit oftbes
the Bishop of Versailles, and'the Lady SuPeri?r,,,
After hearing sacred music sung by the puP",„,,,' re 51,4,0
ties visited the several departments of the
engaged them till five o'clock, when the."
Nettilly. In the evening, their Majesties receiv
and Belgian Ambassadors, the Duke d'Harcew"
Mareuil, Generals Grouchy and Jamin. toll/Is?
On Friday the Chamber of Deputies reject' 010
majority, M. Muret de Bort's proposition t 1,9,
should execute all the works on railroads by tie
farm out the lines to companies for terns n° 4,0
twelve years. a°s4
The Archbishop of Paris has just purcha,-, 0.4
Constitutionnel, " for 1,500,0001'., the property pe4l
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of the Carmelites, Rue de Vaugirard, and its
uis de;,
supposed to be worth three millions. The Mallar,
court, to whom it belonged, was induced, hower
considerations, to take the above sum." gre3:''
On Thursday Marshal Soult, surrounded by _,olloi
superior officers and members of the different c 904,
his department, inspected in the Place de Bell!..t`ieith,)
tachment of between 25 and 30 artillerymen 0,_1,,d oti!0
meat- from Vincennes, who, on this occasion, if:ineed
called the Colback, which was worn by the nes o',
time of the Empire. The Courrier Francais St elf iv 11,0
squadrons of this regiment are to be iminediatevii,2;
with these caps, which have a lcng tail of borne
..„;
red, hanging behind from the top, and a red PRlZteed
A letter of the Ist instant, from Naples, (1"d
Augsburgh Gazette, says :—" The branch railroad to
serto to Capua has been opened to the public, 'lOO
may now go direct from Naples to Capuaa.ee
branch line to Nola is being laid down. The
tion of corn ceased yesterday."
tiontP
According to the Vienna journals the 1301)--,...$ of i
capital amounts to 375,834 souls, being an increase j
since 1820. ail
A Dresden letter of the Bth instant states t113!;og oil
Weber, the composer, was on the point of setk.fito
London, to bring back the mortal remains of 11,ish,
posited in the Catholic Chapel, in Moorfields, regp
which have generously offered to pay the whc'ej
the transport, while a committee of profession. he Irso
and dilettanti has been formed for receiving tu ittlf
the great maestro with all 'solemnity, for conductiatt the
general cemetery, and for erecting a monunlen,teaillte:/
mory of the authorofDer freyschutz ofsuitable weelll"#
The Barcelona journals of the 9th state that Q e sa
will remain in Catalonia during the whole of the t$
Her Majesty has commended warm fresh_waterll:oo
paratory to sea-water baths, and is ultimatelr
baths of Caldas.
On Sunday, the
.9th, the lightning fell on a 's
rt
Nevelle, in East Flanders, killed the farmer 'S
three of his children, and injured him, but much,' the 71
At Bruges, on the same day, the church calle`! „b dio,ll
munster, was entered by the electric fluid, wialess,
damage to the building, and injured, more or fl
twelve persons.
"There is now in Madrid," says the Caste/1065 bO
named Manuel Collar, aged 136 years. He 30,
Cangas de Vines, in the Asturias, on the 24th 0' ,
as shown by the register of his birth, in due t-de
rid
joyed the entire confidence of Carlos de los ri,i;;pri.;"44l
Chabot, the sixth Count de Fernan Nunez, P
as '"
ko•P
cretary, whilst he was Ambassador from the 1, r Court e
in Lisbon and Paris, before and after the French SO
He was acquainted with the great Frederick
are simple and regular. He rises every day jrl bos ccY
and takes a 10, g walk before breakfast. He d aer,•ar
teeth, with the exception of the molar teeth, ands 191
whole of his hair, but it is quite white. He st3ll
right, and everything about him indicates esboas,9l
vigour. He knew all the dynasty of the 13°uLephic,
V., Ferdinand VI., Charles 111., Charles IV-, ''"-dork
parte, and Ferdinand VII. He does not smoker that
spectacles to read and write. His appearance Is
man of 70.

C OITAT -PAS 20TVASLl f SaSeV
We understand the departure of the Kiogr.;rsiA`
Scotland and Wales has been deferred until '1"-tbe$,`"10*
This alteration in the regal itinerary arises fr'pinuttieefo,,re
ance of an invitation by his Majesty from theoiortberotv.
lington, to dine at the Waterloo banquet t
Apsley House, when his Royal Highness Prince %Ilis
wise, will dine with the gallant heroes who took) le
memorable victory.
,; rtle111)1`(
The Duke and Duchess of Manchester,
Viscount MandeviLe, Loril Robert and LadY last,ll;,"
tague, arrived at Thomas's Hotel on Saturday
tour in Spain, and a sojourn of some months
The Duchess's health has greatly improved. berlP
Sparrow arrived at the above hotel on Fri, lay, fr°"-tee" the
ship's seat in Cambridgeshire, expressly tom
and Duchess and family on their arrival. artsie°?!.°
The Duke and Duchess of Leeds left their al:!fichicle,,,o4
the Clarendon Hotel yesterday morning, for 1101,1'7,0 is V
their Graces proceeded in the Batavier. The -1"'" T:"
to join the Hawking Club, established at the Lo'd
derland, and is expected to be absent from Englall
month. ooo' ,d
At

The Marquis of Londonderry left HoldernerebierP
Saturday morning, for Wynyard Park. The Is°
returns to town at the close of the week. • ste
The Earl and Countess of Beauchamp entertaillsdi
ner, on Saturday, the Marquis of Headtbrt and vi tbej,
Taylour, Mr. and Lady Emily Foley, Colonel .8114
roness North, Mr. and Lady Louisa Forbes,
Charteris, &c.

Earl and Countess Fortescue entertained the 311 '
Normanby, Viscount Morpeth, and a large par*
on Friday last, at-their house in Grosvenor-square,iooll/
The Countess of Powis has issued cards for a htßcrr
day week, the 27th inst., at the family mansion "
square. Above 600 of the nobility are invited rstoo cc,
On Saturday Viscount and Viscountess Paltnerviectio
toined the Marquis of Normanby, Countess De ',4.19,
Mademoiselle De Courval, Viscount and Viscountnt sesild
Viscount Ossulston, Lord Ashley, Lord and LaTo Co 2
Mr. and Lady Georgiana Fullerton, Mr. H.
~,,Gre,vlAl
Fox, and a select party, at dinner, at the _,Nou
mansion on Carlton House-terrace. At ten
Viscountess had her saloons thrown open for the ""
a Mrs.i brillan circle of the nob
soireilitye on Friday . at bie,
B. t D'lsraeli bad anight dence at Grosvenor-gate. About two hundred 1' e
nobility and gentry were present at the recePtitd
cirii
The Duke of Devonshire had a distinguish
.c
luncheon, on Saturday last, at his villa, at Llllo' imp
mostly confined to the family connections audios of j
friends of the Noble Duke, and the juvenile Mel° yr
C L.
o respective families, gonl,o.
The Duke of Beaufort, Earl of Chesterfield, br 1,, tr
Anson, Viscount Maidstone, Mr. Grevillez cle'
S. Byng, and several other members of the Jecl'e3'
sec
a The Ma meeting
rchioness on Saturda
otyLansdowne will give 3 last. .nd ee
gr
. hip- 01 or
P,„ef
of vocal and instrumental music, at which ' ice
artists of her Majesty's Theatre will assist, 00 sie,,
evening, at Lansdowne House. tbe ort,
C 13-, d. 4,
General the Marquis of Anglesey, E.G., GIP 1)
n, ,;'
Hon. General Sir James Kempt, G.C.8., Gene ILG -; CP,„
ford, G.C.8., Lieut. General Sir A. Woodford, cfar.,,,,,e,
Fitzroy Somerset, K.C.8., Sir James Macdonnenr
cart, Major-General Hon. G. P. Lygon, Sir Ge°4ecl„,
K.C.8., are among the general officers who areee Wev"
present to-morrow evening, at the Duke o'•
annual Waterloo banquet at Apsley House. , Oren
Viscount Ipswich, after a lengthened tour
Turkey, arrived at the Earl of Euston's earlY4ll,4l
from Marseilles, and on Thursday b
left for Enstie
Thetford, to visit his venerable gr' andfather, h sae
Grafton, who, we are happy to hear althong,,o rya
feeble from his advanced years, is in the
lent bodily health. The Earl of Euston rs ste,'"
Noble Duke.

If
verg ticl; tvi.3sCELZ.a.NEOtro• it aix ,i
The Kilkenny Moderator states, upon w,l'a'Tioiae
good authority, that "the Secretary for tne , etL;
ment was in communication with the law - jajoyt
Crown in Ireland, and that it is the deliberate °Pt tiicA
highest legal functionaries in both countries, thiltioa PO
Association may be suppressed by procloarna tbe
r ,
applying for any stringent enactment to strength to
of the Executive." Ades 1r
em.,-witcmo
• On Saturday last the noblemen and gentlenl'ibe
Harrow celebrated their anniversary dinner a`'„nis
J'3 vl
House' Tavern, St. James's-street. Mr. Thet-4.05e)1c,'f.
presided, and among those present (in all ab°11:00l),",,,
were Viscount Grimston, M.P. Hon. F. P°llL-ttiellfrt.
Neeld, M.P., Sir George Arinytage, Mr. 13. pr. JP
Hon. Mr:Grin-18ton, Sir Win. Medlycott, Rev.
worth, Rev: W. Oxenham, Rev. A. Mangin, 01e:'11
On Saturday morning, the Society of Brittswies4,,,t4
gave, at Mr. Erat's Rooms, in Bemers-street, 11,ecorit e.!;#
tainment to Dr. Mendelssohn, consistsng (311 gi‘
instrumental and vocal, written by British 4r`i-0 that
eft"
union, in fact, being similar in plan and object
last year to Dr. Spohr. .00
On Saturday the report of the Select C°93rogress jos
House of Lord.,, appointed to inquire into the p
building of the Houses of Parliament, with t,"5.011Poop:
was issued. Mr. Barry, in evidence, e2cPr;dy
pectation that the House of Lords would be re- to '
pation in the session of 1845 ;
both P
. 1% ell 0,0
005
pleted in two years and a half. He also state rill! 144,,s
difficulties had arisen from quicksands and Iww,ebe PO'
and, in his opinion, the whole of the building Ler, #
Lords and Commons should be carried up teg°"
that it might subside at the same time.
,„, ape, o,c°'
On Saturday Dalmas„_accompanied by air' ~,,.0111#1
vexed in a cab from New ate to Horseinone!loo
His execution, it is said, will take place thee'
week. I al4j1:(
relig•°eo+ 0-a
Sir Moses Montefiore has presented his r0:40, tfrti.lo
Jerusalem with two presses, and the neees`f sgeo
printing Jewish tracts. The office consist of '.ell
'f-tisol
people of that persuasion. A number of Ivor
st jer,eo ,
almanac for the year, have already been printed_ ,are
The Fite des Fleures which was held at th
rte'sper_loor
Chiswick, on Saturday afternoon, was, everib, the,.
of the most successful Ulu has ever been gi'tileousgiiid pef ticultural Society. Upwards of fifteen, At ing 0101 #9bo
thronged the grounds during the day, inc ,u—Toe 11-0
most distinguished members of the nobilitY:: ced, ur of
traction of these delightful fetes were rdn',ll Ferseilided
occasion, by the presence of Royalty, in t"et tbe got
Majesty the King of !Saxony, who arrived ?;c0 AID
opt
shortly before one o'clock, accompanied, by Prl: claret°
a numerous suite. The Royal party came front
three carriages and four.

OPler'lo

theT3H56Et -hHAY m
consecutive Anx BT T. nhnt A
during
it E.
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nig uring
Theatre has been open without recess, undo, tore or
management of Mr. Webster. This is a eirculy V.51,,D8
paralleled in the history of theatriCals, and is eitu3'„'Dlic Or
Mile to the management, the actors, and the 1),.", of Ito
dor' •,g la
latter must have properly appreciated the 00 iitt
.—,Baziitcuhrdt3,27e ylvise„il,rot,ioe,
farmer. It is gratifying to find that, notwithl, ,D, to
general depreciation of theatrical property, ...,,`,d of
theatre • in the Hav-
nrk t "the home of Foote 4.- 0
„,. a e ,
Colmans, i,• • - 511° er,
T. , .... atill prospering.
--OP he II
BRIDLINGTON. THE WEATHER. art 5,- ,ord
evening last this town was favoured with Asa ;tidal,, il
which lasted about a quarter of an hour, 1:1 „.0 t" 0
changed the face of nature from a dusty I),,,Tosvilloti
lively green. On the Monday forenoon I,suoler.4fer
rather heavy shower, accompanied with Ovith 0.4 e
hail, passed over this place, wOl saturating the fooid
the thirsty ground. Aft this,it . • /I,'Ped' t 'Yr I
er ls , the] )0,,.
will to all . al, le to sow the rooluitling part 01. ' . isin OP
corn and turnips, and that the st•ed, which Inv' inv. fs
titile in the ground choaked up, will now ere
rapidly.—Hull Advertiser.