The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-19 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWI

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Public Optutoti.

" Who runs may read."

FOREIGN. .rrifli
The Journal des Debats states that, on the Tong--no
Lagrone, the French Ambassador at Victoria (.°l'°"°.rd'
• lad'', so
apartments had been prepared for him and Ins, to by
days afterwards a gland dinner was given to their °`
General d'Aguilar, at which the health of theee.c,tf
French was given by the General, and that of "-eoeic**o
England by the Ambassador. Both toasts were royofesi
the company with great enthusiasm. During tb•eced se,•lo
Ambassador and his lady at Victoria they real the
other proofs of politeness and cordiality fr°lll
authorities. tile/116
dors- eed to
M. de Latour-Maubourg, the French Ambasss„; Toe
who replaced provisionally by Count Rossi, Wl'otielies`to
Montpellier for change of climate, in consequence et eicena
The following is the bill of fare for the bang ° ti.iiifetleti
Marshal Bugeaud, on Sunday :-32 pheassl3l,is,l6,7cei
woodcocks, 258 partridges truffes, robs ou en dishes of
de bceuf, 64 fowls, 16 salmon, 16 turbots, 64 rene h
vegetables, such as green peas, asparagus, French
desee'iecel
artichokes, &c. ; 128 sweet dishes, 64 baskets
compotes, 32 plunipudding-diplomates, 32 large„,ages g`",tio
in sugar, &c., 32 jellies, 16 iced creams, 32 fr°'" INV', of
800 bottles of Bordeaux, Beaune, and CharnPagne'soocilety
of Madeira, 500 glasses of purch a la romain_,,e' DO'
coffee, with brandy and liqueurs. The Mine T"".
6,000 wax-candles. , ers
A letter in the Frew of the 10th, from jug:, depicrorl
" Our
snowingjourals hve not dared to
want but the is :be taisco,
accident gto the flagrant of care in.% b, as
administration. Above the powder magazine one side opa
occupied by artillerymen and pontonniers. On ord ester,
the principal magazine, and all around were Olio disloo
and forges of the artillery and marine. This bodies fill
then, might have been foreseen. All the missing ober
not yet been found. It is feared that the entire°Lila
not be less than 200." belbrebres
Marguerite Pineau, was tried on SaturdaY„ Deo ith
Court of Assize at Paris for the murder of the
the bookseller in the 'Galerie Vivienne, 011.,cedtolo
of November, and found guilty. She was serdePtire on od+
prisonment with hard labour for life, and 01).°6tbe CJA.
pillory. Several distinguished persons were 11118-5,,e
amongst whom were Lord Plunkett and Mr. Bare le
ber of the English House of Commons. e ellilLer°D
th ,1.
The Commerce states that, in consequence of p
roer
cases of poisoning which had taken place, it is P° thee P
et
the authorities to make all the pharmacians 8312,1 Wetilt,
sons who sell poisons to present themselves e'ldisse'de
the office of the Procureur du Roi of their arl!,
of ,ote
with an account of the sales made by them, sn':"poisoseai-
scriptions which they had prepared containiltetPljil
substances, so that it may be possible to trace d !l-
ately the origin of any case of poisoning. 4„,,e19 $13,11K
M. Flandin has returned to Paris fromlies„,efoesc" bid
searches in the East, bringing with him a 01""ile ~
etei
tion of works of art and historical memorials.has bisPecor
the honour of being received by the King, vihn.eces of 13,
with the most lively interest the interesting
.P 1 t yolec!viog
ture which M. Flandin has brought from anelen rics °it'll the
The annual exhibition at the Louvre of the 03.thog
artists was opened on Saturday, and visited, levy- or,
weather was so bad, by an immense crowd of itin hoe $1
w
catalogue contains 2,332 notices, being 91 less ,;, ye
The Italian scientific Congress will meet Lilo
Naples, and not at Genoa, as has been stated. Faris Toor
It appears, by the accounts transmitted to Bed leo
Committee sent by the Minister of Agriculn G e°3oo
merce to investigate the epizootic disens.„ sod got, (11'
that the malady, far from gaining strengw, earn
"
in the direction of the French frontiers, 13*-
minished. tress
sues
The Cologne Gazette states, that great oidiso-f li than
among the working classes of the kingut-„,,e elos-aot.
At one place, Osterode, the manufacturers torn""
factories, andl,6oo workmen were without r•"`''
slaw Alga) PDXJCS• h
In the stone altar case (the Round Churc,-',beov-,0
the costs were taxed at 1001. II s. 10d. in the 1d )F26,
In the Court of Bankruptcy, W. Lenert, Vat nloiel'
years of age, whose case had been before theitis lost od.
and had been adjourned sine die, came up for the posj;ebolli
nation, and was passed. He had paid Ile. in, Asia
At Stafford, Mr. Baron Platt sentenced in, tils
to one month's imprisonment for bigamy. bra' on 03°
William Jackson was indicted at York lale, one
gin
6th inst., feloniously assaulted George Wart° do glo 11'8
rural police, and wounding him, with intent „eat tba
bodily harm. The charge arose out of an. s'reveetlorl'
part of the prosecutor to aid a gamekeeper 13 „Pr, frostisdir
prisoner, who is the son of a respectable farnc'e;-y 01000
mg over some land. The evidence was of avo, cto es
tory character. The jury found him guilty biro
assault., and Mr. Justice Wightman sentence cork.'
days' inprisonYounent. 110
William mg
was remanded from Guildhs the uredig
of having stolen a watch and three rings fr,,,,tos
of the Bank of Bntish North America- Irecogl3lror•is'
among the crowd in the office when he vi.-„ tba
a servant of the house as having been seen lours"
before the robbery was discovered, and Ness
seer
diately apprehended. , hone •,• be ea,
Joh Parish was remanded from MarYiticoevertteed
charges of horse-stealing. His plan NO* " ups'
ha
a horse, or a horse and cart, standing at a doer
d fro'lioor,
to mount instanter and ride or drive off. route c r
A labourer, named Michael Lee, Was
Patrick woe,:
Thames-office, for obtaining 51. from Mr. ra" PatrickThe Prio
a Custom-house gauger, under false pretences'„,„t es(
it appeared, had threatened Mr. O'Connor,
gave him 5/. he would charge him with receiv!nedt°tlleairotseali
O'Connor
to procure them employment in the
O'Connor applied to the police, and, acting d itooi
vice, gave the prisoner some marked money, 1113
afterwards had him apprehended. .1; Q.
COURT—PASHIOriA,-- 3a
The Duke of Cambridge dined with the eo.ros e
Grenadier Guards, on Monday, at the rne
James's. The officers on duty were—Prillaooo,' a
Saxe Weimar, Lieut.-Col. Eyres, Captains P $$
and Trelawney, and Lieut. Sir Coutts Lindsay colon!. t
Lady Adelaide Fitzclarence has arrived n'o..ettectidiesl,
Lady Diary Fox's residence, in Upper GrosveLAie $ vsee
Lord Brougham entained the Duke do e",:'
last evening at his mansion in Dover-streeAaoce%l
of
lency the French Ambassador, the Lord the
Marquis of Lansdown the Eiu'l of Aber poffsrit.
Bessborough, Lord and Lady Ashburton, I, -s.o.°:
Lusbington, Mr. Fitzroy Kelly Mr. Luttrell, the octetto?ei
Mrs. Ord were among his Lordship's guentsv are °jibe)'lll:,d
The Marquis and Marchioness of Norman pia fdaisio
ing a family circle at Mulgrave Castle, inc, mrs• aby to
and Countess of Mulgrave, Hon. Mr. en"
etsre
Phipps. The Marquis and Marchioness, sec? d to r
Earl and Countess of Mulgrave, are expo eime
town after the Easter .
The Duke of Wellington has left town for Sees
_A° for
where his Grace intends to pass the Easter 115,,ed 0/4-
The Duke and Duchess of Hamilton have Ls Or§
grand entertainment on Saturday next- dto 1151,10,00
The Marquis of Westminster is expect e piton "-loon
venor-square, at the close of the week, for .ti Geosoe. oa
Chester, where the family still remain.
Enctoben lade, ell,
Lordship's eldest son, will come of age ye„st
The Earl of Cardigan left Portman-5q.37,00 oche i0,,,0s
a visit to his aunt, the venerable Miss •Itnette, Ic-reel'
formerly Maid of Honour to Queen Charlcoo'otess
eif
disposed at her villa at Richmond. The
r Gro"
in town. va lo
The Earl and Countess of Wilton ha bray,t Where
or
'square for Egerton Lodge, Melton hiciw de in.
purpose passing the Easter recess. gotee And
The Earl of Mornington left the Brunswickwo ratio t Brig g OO7
street, en Tuesday, to pass a few days a dies Der
The Countess of Longford and the Le
_street,
Georgiana Pakenham, have arrived in Brut°
elsled
square, for the season.
MlSCELL.ANZOTlS„'nerallild„cirethstteo!
For some time past a report has been mike-tae cbristroo,
throughout the parish al' St. Martin's-r;t in tbeoecl
curiously carved mahogany cover of the e pro A
ing-pew of the church had been for some ; glop reOs• 111
the edifice, and had teen traced to a brouere 0,., hsio.
lane, where it was exposed for sale for to ,be tos.lotriel
great deal of secresy has been thrown ove.r.;titoterlho
is believed that the parish officers have, I",,eboal tie's tioe
quiries to ascertain by what means and.uYv., p-
the foot found its way from the churcn I°'
No news has been publicly mentioned cony's'
01a, !h.
with the abstraction. month? g 011 Pie
On Sunday morning a child, elevelth. jive Dove
daughter of a labouring man named. nVockill the r
Platt, Putney, was scalded in the following the
0 fo
—The mother had taken a pot of boiling,l7 the 10°...;de 1111,
and set it upon the hearth, whilst she 1.e4,,i to 7 jot° ,Lia,
moment, during which time the child
,e,r,s;eadlorl-oet .!01
pot, and, before the mother's return, lllrieeteu rbe jos.
boiling water. The poor infant wan
iterded, thst bor„ired
mediately, but it was so dreadfully se
~A recoversA.,t esl'
gentleman who was called in declared its ,be wise
After enduring the most dreadful agony' for
at eight o'clock on Monday night- sebool Tees ioe,
The annual election of inmates for
nine
_ern, ouatioisstio,
digent Blind took place at the Londo 15'
didates f°l.thoogbflio
There were no less than seventy ean elected, those 'eo
from which number but eighteen weT,e,„e beingdotes• in
others will be selected bv the unsuccessful eodi beer
uccessan
have been lengest on the-list °funs adolitted,s; this 1,80
has hitherto been the number
annually ort I/111%1'101,
consequence of the increased public suPthe Glee e,.c„,, tb°
cellent institution continues to receive,
tr
determined on admitting the additions a _ooth! ,fes
ful candidates will be received in
A ,
number of inmates will be seventy-five Wl"' e‘ifoear
nine females. , es,- hoe eef.
in black-letter, and ~.,1„h
A collection of old songs,,o to 168t/,* tol.grie
one hundred and ten years, from abou,t,i:erbee
sfoca,or
oir
hundred in number, in three volsl.sfioli_o,
by Mr. Sotheby for 535/. Understood to
of-P00.4e0
Museum.
On Tuesday morning the American St.
,hty .401
Mediator, Captain Chadwick, sailed front 'the
about eierers,
Dock, for New York. She carries .
oultursl 16berit' 11:03
grants, principally consisting of agriej,l_,,, ond ooe; Der
their families, from the counties of ii•ss_racerage,o pu
freight of goods is considerably below 11'0,. chalk,
toils
les
t gr'(3l
she had to take on board nearly 300
in sufficient trim for crossing the Atlantic- o ot.
BenedictVealCet".rlol:l3l2dtr7ohe'lo-el:ljleei;
are delighted toto beeonadbuleottot:envnielotx_un_
Norwich, in September. He will lea If ,r,": tbe co
the present week for the purpose of. niane, uorbangelso'. sPe'
with the view of making the prelimin a poet 00
0
for oreof
engagement will tend greatly to ens"'
result. 141011 0-.1 018
Pellets awe 1,961$
er• sr!' el'
theWp
eerfuonrdinersanteaendofa
ip;•roejneecht iospiernasconaute_dinurnpbt
large theatres during the ensuing,!_ arts
directors at the Theatre Royal, at Jorl,. foe brPg, „go
mew*
town in order to complete the arrange , ,11.1
P 0 CW-, ti'"
his operatic and terpsichorean corps.
and three ase
between two f its .7 oe 'err
On Tuesday afternoon, , and o of
young females, handsomely attireu,.,_ FAgew p igoia
ners, entered a haberdasher's shop in LB° it) 0 ones'
some r- b
0g -
requested the shopman to show the_lns..,_ and calmd
bao
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cases, containing numerous rolls of ireL
ection, aoli tfc,all
placed on the counter for their ipsop
_a so ID_ poroic
pressed their regret for giving the fib Pan,l_,„, iotio
they quitted the shop without !no *_Vere ni7beir e
Shortly afterwards four rolls of libn. us a
tO 012-
had been removed from the counter in

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On the 10th inst., at Clonrnel Barracks, , ifiib -
burne Kemeys Tynte, ofthe 4th Rola"- 00
1/2
Guards, aged 22. - P An
Thanes'
On be 11th inst., at Walton-on- ' AO
youngest daughter of the late John C0x.,...ii°8-
E 54601, lc'
On the 11th inst., in Easton-squarc, ?
D. Jacob, Esq., of the Colonial, Porto Rlc°'

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London : Printed and Published by 11,13'ofile6coolo'
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Printer, at The tio
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Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy,
Uidailmeza Wednesday, March 19,1845•