The Sun.
London, England, 1844-11-28 00:00:00

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" Who runs may read."

Private letters from Bayonne of the 23d state that the
l'eNrts relative to the movements of Zurbano are more
clithetradietory than ever. The authorities on the frontiers
Par to have no positive information concerning fins.
-thee learn from the Hague that the First Chamber of
ates General, in its sitting of the 23d, rejected for
"L'e second time the draft of the address in reply to the
seceeh from the Throne, as sent up by the Second Chim-
er for its sanction.
d Ilthe publication of the intended marriage of the Count
ielt'eBf,nae, Secretary of the French Embassy at London,
esseueane daughter of the late Lord Foley, said to be a
.4tre're neiress, has been posted up at the Mayory of the first
l',dissetnent of Paris.
eo" letter from
e- Lyons states that the Saone has over-
h4Z4 its banks alon its whole course. The Meuse al so
esrose 4elliewed its bunks, and caused great injury to the
eltinding country.
e / Chemins de Fer states that all the pre.
Panto trna des
tee, °,r'Y arrangementsave been made for the prompt
e'utlen of tl from Amiens to Boulogne.
rst."te:Chaix cil:sestilrill-e:, the Ministerial candidate, was
ned Deouty for Rheims on Sunday by 414 votes.
4'lDPonen't, M. Leon Faucher, obtained 344. _
S *ce„urdi_in4 to the Moniteur, the receipts of the Paris
e3linie..,l'-eank on Sunday and Monday last, the 24th and
nst., amounted to the sum of 689,208 E, whilst the
he ;sits withdrawn during the same period amounted to
,renna of 740,000 f.
d 'Lie Sentindle of Toulon states, that, in order to re-
dellsci6redtbie nutnher of sailors, the Minister. of Marine has
4114Zthe Marititie Prefect to discharge all those who
hboer Six years in actual service of the Government,
e who e:ei reckon 30 months of such service
ee the heat 1
The Swedise!,,:i3C...hamber has voted unanimously and
(1,9001 an an annual sum of 19,000, rrx. dollars
'set, orl°r Increasing the pensions granted to the ser-
,'..ne late King.
te.'ster from Athena, of the Bth inst., in the Areuv ga,;bure
ls
tee4g.elle, states that the most perfect harmonyi p
Geeek Cabinet, and that it is daily gaining new
:e1 in
7,11,gth• General Kalergis, who, it had been said, had
W-'1(tell Athena in consequence of a disagreement
oft h the Ministry, had returned and resumed his post as
n\i'sf?uf ithe Ki..iig'S''aides- de- canip.
Ceti, learn trona Stockholm, November 12, that in the
Of the States on the llth a communication was
xll .e (.1 from the King, announcing that he approved of
It `ne changes that they had made in the. last sessitoinie.
b. regults from these modifications that in future h
41,,.1 will be convoked for three years, and that t e
wi'liefillinent is no longer to have the power of .townare
disne 211Ppress journals which contain articles that _
1 `,l,—aslng to it. On the 12th the Government proposed
foreign States a Bill, giving guarantees to the authors. o
seith works against piracy in Sweden, but accompanied
to condition that similar protection shall be afforded,
aceeeZli'll works in the countries of the author., whose
at.e protected in Sweden.
lii. 11..11W 4iND POLICE.
tits ‘;'-lc Court of Exchequer several verdicts for penal-
%Lei, etc.' obtained by the Crown against persons con-
r, Co
T'l: smuggled tobacco.
" lent ass; • mmenced at Maidstone, before
for tWilliams ; there are forty-two prisoners
71) drrii4u; In the course of the day the ease of Richard
bas 'Lb tile parricide, was mentioned. It appears that he
4,-een removed, by order of the Secretary of State, to
l
th:rOlinal lunatic asylum. Mr. Justice Coltman opened
Gl' c°,l3naission of gaol delivery for the cosnty
14Ricester, where there are sixty prisoners for trial.
esersetethe Central Criminal Court, Thomas Bell Jones, a
ag,, '4 °I respectable appearance, twenty-seven years off
w4B e° • dof having received, in the months o
nytete
gri 4nd Svptamber last, the sums of 211. 195., Si. Bs, and.
master, for and on account of Henry George Bohn, his
etoluctrl,, and that he afterwards secreted, embezzled, and
h "rue. Another indictment charged hint with
be three other sums, amounting to 161 13s. 4d.,
peace roperty of his said master. The prisoner, it ap-
etr,d,.had endeavoured to make restitution before his
aleatms had been discovered, and had, up to the pre-
"t
Period, borne an excellent character. The jury re-
-BeVaended him to mercy, and the Common Sergeant
*need him to eighteen months' imprisonment with
ite labour,
- co James Parker, two lads, aged six-
ntcro
esereweeon andanavnieted for burglariously breaking and
*einw the dwelling-house of F. Webisiteerre,i.na.nod
wsetenallvinags
latli.D.Pa el and other goods and chattels t
°sported for seven ears and Parker was sentenced
t 0 three months' hard labour, accompanied by a signifi-
taut caution as to the future.
Juhn Smith, a packing-case-maker, carrying on
business at the earner of Distaff-lane, was brought before
h in
en
Hughes and Hooper, at the Guildhall, charged
to the
Witecently assaulting Sarah Crip, a girl belonging
Queenhithe Ward Schools for girls, in Old Fish-
Istreet. The clarge having been pruved against him he
was fined 51.
fronr young man, named John Ogilvie, was committed
moußow-street, on two separate charges of extorting
gthand property from gentlemen by means of infa-
reats.
csilk,t Worship-street, Jane Brown was, on a warrant,
44'_ged with having attempted to stab. James Golding, a
shucral dealer, living in Wellington.-street, Shacklewell.
for his the prosecutor an account, and, on his asking
sdheuts money, she seized a sword, and rushed upon him.
tu „was fined 505., and, in default of payment, sentenced
els:sste,rdity
weeks' imprisonment.,
a respectabl)eattired young man, about 30
said c't age, who gave his name William lßrown, and
that he belonged to Lewes Sussex, was brought be-
' Jeremy, at GreenwiA, charged with obtaining
'etiradr under false pretences from the Rev. Mr. Sims,
the (-)f Lee, Blackheath. The prisoner had called on
had Y. Gentleman to request pecuniary assistance, and
weSr'r)(l a pitiful tale of 'tiffs distresses, every word of
0.10._Cl tensed out to be f else. He was sentenced to one
Ash a imprisonment With hard labour.
frieanith" and his wife, named Brown, were committedten; c Thames police-office for stealing two copper
atnre slind ,Th°ll3as Armfield, the keeper of a marine-
le_ittatedatte:l: 11°Pernaker'e.fields, Limehouse, was corn-
reeei ;
vaig the same, knowing them to have
11. e Du.424":rawr--)P.S.SSIRIOrf.
dudand Duchess of Norfolk and Lord E. and
siflrlarY Howard arrived at Arundel Castle, on Tues-
at ,tietereoun
, from visiting Colonel and Mrs. Wyndham,
tlyeatwctrtil Rouse. The Marquis and Marchioness of
aSse'leeP.ernpanied by Lady Anna and Lord Henry Loftus,
and b't Vetvvorth House the same day, to visit the Duke
Th,Llvaess of Norfolk, at Arundel Castle.
ettrebnullke and Duchess of Richmond, with the Ladies
(4ea -e Augusta and Cecilia Gordon Lennox, and Lord
Wog° Gordon Lennox were to leave Gordon Castle on
Lore,llCday for London.'
the Wharnelilie entertained the Duke of Rutland,
falenyc'er! -Mr. and Mrs. John Chetwynd Talbot, and a
qifle ifolrele, at dinner, on Tuesday evening,_ at Wham-
., Tee ‘e, Curzon-street.
,\;reeht 'arnllis of Northampton, with Lady Margaret
4ieto't%,,alll Miss Clephane, is sojourning at Torquay,.
treefliat'„l`ue Noble Marquis having' left Castle Ashby 'm-
ai. Th,-r after the Queens visit to Burleigh House.
Adele eaem.utess of Jersey and Ladies Clementine and
neat, p,v
shortly leave town for Middleton Park,
-leester, Oxon,and it is expected a select party
,rrhualt there for the Christmas holidays.
icoarn "1 and Countess of Sandwich, after a brief so-
ee.'d returned to lEnchinbrooke on Tuesday
e ehriat !.111111Y party is to meet there, to be present at
The ening of their infant.
tThe r°411..) Earl Cardigan has arrived in Portman-square,
stlndalk
-01ole Balk, Where his Lordship's regiment is stationed.
raPtor,,ha 1 is about to leave for Deane Park, Nor-
ire.
Fitzwilli
kr. ' °TI leseen a,?11 and the Ladies Wentworth Fitxvril-
-I,na IL,nd /44
.c,,Wentworth House, proceeded to visit
'bor' nave
si.se_atary Thompson,. at their seat near York,
nl3h, for ve arrived at Milton Park, near Peter-
ntee es, the
Led„ hunting season. Viscoant and Vis-
*icit Hover are also there.
leo.'°, the Ea and family are still at Ilolkar Hall, on a
-",'" RO-e-11' c'f Burlington, middle ot expected to
anaPton until the of the ensuing
in ?len, poult Itzstowoutamorts.
rY, and potatoes continue© to be imported,
temp,— quantitie •
13rou rrill by the
stesaainetros theoLaon4,o markets from Rot-
endnesday the Batavier
()%vti! set " fewer than.sixt head of live fat oxen and
itt_vertll thousands of live geese, clucks, and turkies,
es Mr lige quantity of potatoes excellent quality.
Ward. peareel of Ludgate- hill, who has represented the
for the% Parringdon Without in the Common Council
the
_ last two years, has intimated to the constituents
tee
of war )'ears, that it is his intention to resign his office as
Cetittotialla_representatives of the' ward in the Court of
The k;ouricil.
lizaturialiernbers of the Mechanics' Institute, in South-
146 celebrated their twenty-first anniver-
altuheele_hl;ruPsday evening, by giving a concert, at
following vocalists sung with their wonted
Illr Jon, hrr7a l—Miasea Rainforth, Dolb - Williams • Messrs.
B,urdini, Mach. in, and Johny' Parry. Conductor,
own ‘-ooper, (pupil Moscheles), who played two
ereelen_,t
to
on the pianoforte. The theatre was
e it to. excess.
1,7 a. 4., Agincourt, with Barber and Fletcher on board,
4:Bll33o.stle'dielalie,Sereoltnarli.7a-lia):, Cape of GOod Hope, on the lath of
There had been no deaths on, board except
child
reade 'e'n sday was the last daand y on which entries were
r the forthcoming cattle show at Baker-atreet,
eet,o__elese, particularly for implencenta, were more
nerves
ors than on an occasion. Amongst the
er's'tce
.1' entries forstock was that of Ilia Royal High-
rrinee Albert, who last year exhibited some pigs.
year he has entered into competition for the cattle.
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-,ASPRIt AND Cooints.—The agreement for this
ol(til,h is as follows ;____This agreement witnesseth, that
Jfit, Coombs and Henry Clasper agree to row a skiff
1, !culler match, from Newcastle Bridge to LemirAgton
.I:.°!oet3rt 611
the 18th day of December, 1844, for 180/.,
Coombes staking 1001. and Henry Clasper 80/.;
`l'll said lienry Clasper paying Robert Co.onabes, inde-
(lent of the stakes, 10/. for his travelllng expenses.
•." maid
and o fouling • no boats to be
11,,,.._ , y match, R ? •
r„,
1 we to interfere with the conter,stng partie.s. ine
...itz..
A., t. to cOttle off half an hour before Ugh water.---Tyne
—aereury.
14r•lizirnard Gregory, whose terrn of imprisonment
tw4(,Pirc'd, 011 Tuesday, quitted Newgate between one azid
a 0 cluck in the afternoon, mpany with iis
1414E.M44 lit4v and several friends, whohadcome to receive