The Sun.
London, England, 1844-05-31 00:00:00

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The Archbishop of Paris, being informed of M. Laffitte;!
malady, called on Monday morning to pay him a visit. lor,
was at the house that he heard of his death. 'the process.
embalming the body was performed on Tuesday. 1
have issued an annountement that,the friends who inter -
accompany the funeral procession were to assemble at the hote.'
of the deceased, at eleven o'clock on Thursday morning; In*
requesting that those friends who have not individusilY t,
ceived letters to this effect will regard the public notice
the family as an invitation. From all accounts it will be
attended by vast crowds. he faun
tIY
The Ministers of the Interior and of War have, says the
Moniteur Pa, isien, ender their consideration a plan for fern:
ing an agricultural colony on the southern part of Sahel, el,
Algeria. The Abbe Fissiaux, founder of the Penitentiary 0.
Saint Pierre, at Marseilles, is to be charged with the realisii
tion of this project. He will shortly set out for Algerkat,
order to make all inquiries as to the salubrity. of the .100.
tion, which is the first and indispensable preliminary 1" 2.3 d
" We learn by accounts from Port-au-Prince to the d
ult.," says the Constitutionnel, " that since the arrival dentot,
miral /doges things had been pretty tranquil. rresi 0
Herard had suspended his operations against St. Dorning°,l,llo
order to be able to put down the insurrection at Cayes. 1.4
letters from that place are to the 19th. They shove the
fugitives who had arrived at Jamaica had much exalt the
the importance of the events of which Cayes had been
theatre."
The Augsburg Gazette states from Naples, that the vvo
de Montbel, who, it is said, was sent to that city by fit
family of the Duke de Bordeaux to request the
Neapolitan princess for that prince, has quitted without Da._.
ing succeeded in his mission. According to the statemellal
the .Augsburg Gazette, the French Ambassador at Nall the
declared that, if the application made in the name
Duke de Bordeaux should be complied with, be shoul_„,,t
immediately discontinue all diplomatic relations with the 'do"'
of Naples.
The Swiss journals of the 25th concur in stating thstiftj'arleat:e
quillity has been restored, and that -the party of La tali
Suisse has been thoroughly defeated. According to 0011;
State Gazette, the troops of the Upper Valais were 111101,8
ceived by the people of the lower Valais, who were glad
relieved from the tyranny of the radical party-
zas.v.r AND POLICX. Ottfoth
In the Court of Queen's Berth, Williams and the
who had carried on the business of silk merchants
City, and who had been found guilty of conspiring to dur-or
the Custom-house, were sentenced to twelve months
prisonment. tunas
A seafaring man, about 35 years of age, whogave the, ge
of John Parker, was charged at Guildhall with defrandinfoer
Burrows, the landlord of the Rose and Crown, in mount
Thames-street, by uttering a false order to receive an ao, as
he said was due to him for wages. He was remand
other charges of a similar kind will be brought again,' d been
A young man, dressed most respectably, and who 1011, 0
out on bail for the night, was brought before Mr. d and
Bow-street, charged with having committed repeal!_„o
unprovoked assaults upon several highly respectable Sties
on the evious evening: He gave his name
and y, occs'
M`Bryan, living at 15, Belvoir-terrace, Pimlico, alm Itue by
pation a lawyer's clerk. He was accompanied at the tv,
an inspector of the A division named Tierne-Y,,loiala
stated to have obstructed the policeman who took ths
custody in the execution of his duty. The Bench fin
lobe
prisoner 51., and informed Tierney that his conduct lve
reported to the Home Secretary. halifig
Edward Mahoney was charged at Clerkenwell with iifialt
brutally assaulted his wife, and also with having ef
torn the clothes of Mr. James Wilson, licensed victus
Gray's Inn-lane. He was fined 3/., or six weeks' Iry 0*
went, for the assault upon his wife, and 7s. for °tie lrie
raging Mr. Wilson's clothes, or tea days' irnprisoaine,s4 err
hard labour, in default of payment. The prisoner b—
able to pay the money, was cenveyed to pi ison. , 00111,1:/,
Edward Bowman, a boy thirteen years of age,.Vineoeit'
examined, charged with having stolen a gold wati;".,-7.5 cenl'
shop of Mr. Dent, watchmaker, 82, Strand. He
"
mitted for trial, fes
John Lever, the hair- dresser of BermondseretrrireSsi:
brought before Mr. Cottingham, at Union-halloe 1,"
mination, charged with attempting to administer
poison
Margaret his wife, with intent to destroy her. .-I°,,ersofd
by the advice of his attorney, declined entering irtinfstlPti,
fence farther than that of denying that he had ad .";aeili
any arsenic or other deleterious ingredient to Ins muck 1.1„
the intent of injuring her, adding that he had too tit.
and affection for her to seek to destroy her life. 'd NO(0
tingham then committed the prisoner for trial, % of
over the witnesses to prosecute at the next Fest'
Central Criminal Court on the 10th of next wont"' a din
James Taylor was examined at the same office liery, en
of stealing two gold watches, other articles of je„,,vre,arcl C.,411;
money, amounting to 1001., the property of Mr. Ar.„„or
man, the landlord of a public-house in Freese''""
Horselydown. He was remanded. faieir, 4
A young man named Henry Jones, dressed as ~,elitela"c
charged at Hammersmith with having sent a '7,ertf
letter to Mr. George Newman, a gentleman of Pr'keeb,
siding at 38, Bedford-place, Kensington, for the IA). tot to
extorting money, Sec. The charge was fully Prelviirda
prisoner was remanded, in order to obtain inform
where he wrote the letter.
couirr—FASSZONABIM' 1g bceilf•
The Kirg of Saxony left Buckhurst -park at an eacii.Toed
on Thursday morning, for Brighton, Chichester, an, ,rOCC,,,
mouth. On his arrival at the latter place he wa Lc' select' pre
direct to the Poet Admiral's residence, where a is
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of officers was invited to dine with his I‘o.le- en
morning the King inspected the docks and arsenal `%igb
a later period of the day, embarked for the Isle
where it is expected his Majesty will sleep to-nightbeiabe4,
The Chevaliers De Budberg and De Lindenall,
re 0'
lains of his Majesty the King of Saxony, Gene or ~s
&c., came passengers by the steam-ship Antwerpen, 0,0t74
Jackson, which arrived here yesterday morning. Deis
was very unfavourable, and the tide contrary, but to'n,pelg.ea
from Antwerp was, notwithstanding, performed 1,.„13 Ile" to
hours. The Chamberlain of the Queen Dowager, PL:t.pee
and suite, will take their passage by the Alit
Sunday next. Her Majesty herself will leave oil "h"cJ
the Government steamer Black Eagle.
Admiral Sir W. Montague, Sir Joseph Radcliffe,. boo
itfor];;i
Thomas and Lady Butler, Dr. King and Sir pal.ester`o
gue, were among the passengers that embarlieut;ord foe
morning at the Brunswick-pier, Blackwall, solo,
General Steam Navigation Company's steam-slip
Antwerp.
The Duke of Sutherland and the Marquis of Staftbrdhil
veter
arrived in town from Brighton. )?
The Duchess Dowager of Cleveland's dinner Parthe fon' err
day was postponed, in corsequence of a death in
In consequence of the severe contusions sustaWadoe-ter
Duke of Beaufort by the accident he met with 011 the el) eie
last, his Grace will be prevented from presiding AO od
tainment to be given this evening the nobleinlflig's-rtl°
tlemen of the Catch Club to " the ladies," at 11.' cheir•titig
Lord Saltoun will, in the Duke's absence, take the
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The ball at Almack's on Wednesday night, or „IF; ;
the third set, was one of the most numerous toof fns a~
assemblages this season, at that favoured resort
550 persons of distinction gracing the scene b.)"->ri the
nixscziaaszincou9- to fregor
Yesterday an adiourned meeting of the delegoe,
metropolitan parishes took place at the Court of die "-coal'
lebone, for the purpose of receiving the re1nY.,,,0 tea - ,dieg
tary of State for the Home Department, in an: recluein t
munication from the vestry of St. Marylebelli;
the Right Hon. Baronet, Sir James Graham' hoe Mu&
time for receiving a deputation from the metro It sPc• td
on the subject of the amended Poor-law to the,„irtion•
from a letter. of Mr. Manners Sutton, addresses , deen":‘
clerk, that Sir James declined to receive "Ina the
Ole. etre
After some discussion, Mr. Gomm moved, " tbe , 50111
clerk write to Sir James Graham, stating thr3 ths".oo
politan parishes governed by ocal Acta des' operate their
parishes should be entirely exempted from the-e'ssilea tE)
the Poor-law Amendment Bill ;" and also exP2t3 dein'
deep regret that Sir James Graham should have oeln7.
receive a deputation as requested. of Perilien
Some idea may be formed of the number mat,
were present at the Eton Montem of Tuesda)-1.- hted ya3ilirsr
state that, during that day, 6,572 persons iVFstere are
departed from, the station of the Great I'Ld perlattly
Company at Slough. Upwards of five hanWristel le,. 0
rived from Oxford, and many from Bath and ndetret'llicetil
principal number, of course, arrived from the - nreole-ltoee
A meeting convened by the committee for of the wir
greatest attainable cleanliness in the street_ssiodal„,7o
polls, and of all large towns, was held Z`cheet u` old jo
Hanover-square-rooms, at which Lord 05 5%05 i,
presided.' Resolutions to the effect that 111% cieenlig cot,
adopted for promoting the greatest attainable 4 Pet.
the streets, that such an object is deserving
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deration as a sanatory measure, and that a ln,u"'„dei:P'oe,
f tue reh
subject be presented to the paving board the vr
Dmoowvendshainred, seconded bo)n-
ciL,orDdrD.
Buedlen.3,e-
t,StLuaorrta:4olloo,lo, d
Begot, Lord Ranelagh, Mr. J. S. Bucking
Holmes, and were unanimously carried. ,hae_
Yesterday the imposing assemblage oft
placed. rot
of the City and metropolitan districts, t eatteloa.pers,,,6
Paul's Cathedral, and was most numerouslY_A, forelAdi
sides a number of the fashionable world, Int-700 1"
distinction were present, but the vast arena n:tBst9
children were was the chief object of attraciti Ot.,
foafettoheryinmtearnesnteirn.g ceremony was conducted a L'``
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DRURY-LANG.—The benefit 0- for thisitrir,
danseuse, Madlle. Lucile Grahn, is fixe most it Of ore
tla
when the entertainments are to be of the, /fete,
the
attractive character. The grand ballet,fir le r!oli•
Harem, will display the talents of !n_u- tee
in all their brilliancy, and she will also
odatl,e;or SL?
pas de Venus in a divertisesment comp.n„digltrtoll
A concert, which includes the names !)t Ft'"o"caes r the YL,{
as performers, and the best of our Engl.'s; `night
,°'aele
be given, and, .in addition, it is the las fashie
formance of the Drury- lane company
overflowing house is expected.

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BIRT113• of the 0
On the 23d inst., at Avranches, the lacif cylleft
On
Robrt inket, of a son. o..roft of
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On thee 27thM inst., Mrs. R. M. Smyth, Green idly
of a daughter.
Captain Edward Joddrell, „%, the 1..-- of
On the 28th inst., at Horham Hall, 95- _.OB,
On the 28th inst., at Kensington, Mrs. I'
a daughter. ----"----.
of a daughter. ,
eio 1300.-

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MARRIED.
On the 30th inst., at St. Georg's, 1"-- temo" jir 4
James Fox Bunbury, Esq. eldest son of Lieu,..froll4,oo
E SirsqH.:ol:l3y
eld,:fc,l:::::u.n b ur'y, of Darti.ol /1311, .rd P. _f
K.O 8., to Frances Joanna, daughter of Leen"'
On the 30th inst., at St. Mary's,
M. R. Ilagg I ' art, Esq., of Bradenharn , floe
Nall, 1 o°l 4
Lincoln's Inn, to Ella, eldest daughter ol .. 0 r
Esq., of Gloucester-place, Portman-square. ~,,ichestertagotiol
On the 30th inst., at St. Peter's Church, t'....eet i';'
Purdy, of the Poor-law C,oannission-ollice, Su.. lir i•
to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late .o.'
Harrington, of Colchester. Bij..-`,anktoorwa-lroewciii:

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DIED. e, JohPipe'
On the 26th inst., at LoNwood House, Spa aperit
Esq., many years a Deputy-Lieutenant, aud ili ~,Abel4
Sheriff, of the county. 701*
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On the 28th inst., at Uanonbury-square, .0
son of Mr. Joseph Charlier, aged ii• jate °fib°
ReOtctitnehnet,2a9itihe soutinst., Captain Thomas C_°lalanrtelsl___iltiiiaiiso.,;{:
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