The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-16 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM. PARIS•

The Moniteur of Thursday contains the following
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.

" PERPIGNAN, AUG. 13, FIVE O'CLOCK, P.M.
" The Prince de Joinville to the Minister of
Marine.

" Before Tangiers the 7th.
" On the 4th instant, a reply to the ultimatum of
M. DE NTON was received, but was not of a nature to
be accepted.
" On the sth, I was informed that M. Hay was in
a place of safety.
" On the morning of the 6th, I attacked the for-
tifications of Tangiers. Eighty pieces of artillery
returned the fire. In about an hour their fire was
silenced, and their batt cries dismantled. Our loss in
men is trifling, and the injury sustained of little
consequence.
"The quarter inhabited by the European Consuls
has been respected.
" A true copy.
(Signed) "Baron De MACKAU."

Our accounts from Madrid of the 9th instant are
unimportant, and we hear from Barcelona, under the
same date, that the Ministry was again menaced in its
existence by a court camarilla.
From Constantinople they write, on the 17th
ult., that the cordiality which had hitherto pre'
wailed between the English and French Ambas•
sadors at the Ottoman Court had been of late some-
what impaired, and that they now opposed each
other in almost every question under negotiation.

Our Alexandria letter of the 27th ult. confirms
the account of the resignation of the Pasha " without
naming his successor, or giving any other reasons
than that there must be a traitor in his family, and
that he will discover him and take his head, or retire
to Mecca."

Early in the morning the Pasha started for Cairo
alone. Ibrahim had decided that the Government
should be carried on, as usual, in the name of Me-
hemet Ali, until further intelligence could be ob•
tained from his Highness.
Our Malta letter, of the sth instant, state that the
Pacha had adopted that resolution in consequence of
the discovery of some treasonable intrigues of Abbe
and Sheriff Pachas.— Times.

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.
(PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
COWES, AUGUST 15.,
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE'
ARRIVALS.
AuG. 9. Psyche cutter, B. H. Jones, Esq., South*
ampton, and sailed the 10th for Plymouth.
10th. Charm, ditto, Sir Wm. Gallaway, Ireland.
11th. Kestrel ketch, Commodore Lord Yarborouguo
Dartmouth ; Syren cutter, Sir T. Wilson, London'
Charlotte, ditto, Hon. W. H. White Hedges, Ireland.
AT AND ABOUT THE STATION.
Kestrel, Commodore Lord Yarborough.
Schooners—Galatea, Xariffa, Ariel, Georgian, Flt'
Brilliant, Hawke, Camella, Gem, Fanny, Zephyretta.
Cutters—Pearl, Phantom, Sparrowhawk, Ann, Alarm'
Charlotte, Hebe, Emerald, Petrel, Rein Deer, syrert
Seaflower Whim, Aurora Corsair, Nymph, Dreanh
Witch, Osprey, Snake, Ariadne, Flower of Yarrow.,
Fanny, Ganymede, Naiad, Charm, Owen Glendower'
Noran, Spider, Medina, Adelaide, Wave, and Dove.
-Yawls—Breeze, Claude, Eagle, and Stormfinch.
The Galatea is in the harbour, getting in a new bow'
sprit and reshipping her mast ; it is a curious circus"
stance, that on her bowsprit and forestay going during
ing the match on Tuesday the foremast jutnpped out of the
step and fell on the mainmast. That so large a spar, th!
weight of sails, and rigging on it, should have taken sic!
a spring, is one of the most surprising circumstances std
tending this match—the next is, that the Georgian shoal
have won the cup.
In the match on Wednesday a man was washed over'
board from the Gnome, but caught the main-shee,ts.:
which he held by and was towed after the vessel. v;
Captain Morgan attempting to put the helm down ht
called out to him not to mind him but to keep the PE.g
on and win the cup ! Talk of dying game after thle;
He was then about two fathoms astern of the yacht, t't,
wind blowing a gale. They, however, succeeded .16
bawling the brave fellow in. Mr. Condy, the inarlll/3,
painter was on board, but too ill to take a sice,„'' 0
" Craven" was also on board, and acted, we are hapPY
hear, the part of a sailor.

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wha
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re,
august consort and family, who arrived here yesterdail,4
a Sardinian steamer, has taken a superb villa, and why%
ru ea sr
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wet t:tfi 4a:li
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meerastane ccrdotoo
fumcisfraroemncedahrerrei,vbttie:
they intend residing fer some time. The King of 11;
varia, on his return from Palermo, stayed a few da;cs
this city, and then left for Rome. The favourite PrO de
of en illustrious personage, backed by the Pillfe.o4
M—, for uniting the youthful Count Trapani
,e.
Queen Isabella, is hardly more talked of, as thejAly
tion to this union is known to emanate from a P'once
powerful quarter ; and, while various journals anOtibis
Letter.)—The
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year
tNit
artaemArarrPa.t
Count Trapani in Spain, he is quietly pursuing The
studies at Rome, and lives in a retired manner' odo
theatres have been well attended of late, the Del .11,70,1
has just produced a new mythological ballet,
La Nascita di Flora, composed by Salvatore Taglivueb
in which the giovinetha, Louisa Taglioni gained rilholgi
applause. The mise en scene was excellent, and to
e IstO
was highly successful. Donizetti is daily expectedoessed
rive from Milan. His Roberto Devereaux
and, although it is of a character suited to her voice,
here. Mrs. Bishop performed the part ofh.Eas/i.s.abestt,a;
acquitted herself tolerably well in it.— Post. deraic
AMONGST CATTLE:The ePli,d so
which has for the last eighteen months
attackingprova
fatally and extensive amongst cattle, chiefly h,of
the hoofs and lungs, and early destroying
milk, has not, during the last summer, diminishe
influence, although a better mode of treatrnalt 1,`,0t
greatly lessened the mortality. During the
weather the cowkeepers just around the metropo(l;
is
been severe sufferers, and no change of pasturensr, of
has had any effect in removing the disorder.
the sugl,
similarly
affected. Fs of tll9
the cattle coming to Smithfield-market are
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Ilerbary, Highgate, is now to be seen a
taken from one of the vases recently extrac roanTUMW
bearing, which was produced from one of
rding to co-.
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tbv repiaW
taton, the la:es with their conter.ts must e
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