The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-04 00:00:00

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On Saturday Louis Philippe, accompanied
ersohl I
Friant, paid a visit to the picture galleries at V
in the evening returned to Neuilly. til
The Journal de Commerce states that the electtesr
laix intend to take advantage of the vacancy in the i plo
tation of that place, caused by the death of Ad,...n0t0
to return Admiral Dupetit Thouars as their rep 0
the Chamber of Deputies. The election takes P'""
23d of June. of°
The Duke de Nemours was to set off on Mon 00
day for Metz, in order to organise the camp Which
established in that quarter.
The Presse says that the Prince de Joinville is °Peer
Rochfort, from the 20th to the 30th of this monthioil
Letters from Geneva state that tranquillity hes 00
pletely re-established in Switzerland, and that ti;lkpO
the Simplon, which was in the hands of the hos
is now open to travellers. 180
Accounts have been received from Lisbon to the si
The term of the suspension of the freedom of the rcil 1
pired on the 23d ult. In two days, howel.' 00,
plea of the absence, flight, or imprisonment 0 fe
the persons who were guarantees for the editors,X4
cation of the papers was again stopped, and the
.070
of the papers already published were arrested and tier
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LAW AND POLICE. Sin
Edward Harding, a labourer, employed at MOIL ol,i
Oo's, Steel-yard, Upper Thames-street, was charetie
Guildhall, with stealing at various times a ("101_11011
sheet-copper, and copper nails, and Mr. Richer' etio
brassfounder, in Seacoal-lane, Skinner-street,
.it 1540(1
with receiving a portion of the property.
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committed, and bail was taken for the apPee"""
Buckle if called on. Selle
Glove Ellis, musician, of 92, Berwick-street,
Charles Meadow, of 2, Gresse-street, Rathbone-P1774„!
cian, were charged, at Clerkenwell, by Mr. Sandei?!,
man -street, Bedford-row, with annoying him by lois,—
harp and violin, near his house, at half-past eleve4l"d '
Saturday night last, and not leaving the spot whett.e..
sr
ege,,
do so by the police. The complainant not appearw
them when the case was called on they were dischedltel
A young man, named Phillip Stride, was
Marylebone, for wilfully throwing a stone, wig
pounds, on to the line of the London and Birmingham
at Camden-town.
Three youths, named Smith, Herbert, and S"11.--ilk
charged at Lambeth-street with destroying th_LA
their clothing in the workhouse of Saint GeeTtor
East. Smith and Herbert were committed for teams
Sullivan was sent back to the workhouse.
John Higgins, a young man said to be veri_., 0
connected, was finally examined at Wandsworti I
charge of stealing a filly, value 201., the property',
Rough, a market gardener. The prisoner was co,"
trial.
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Alfred Stevens, of 9, Greek-street, Soho, ivory t°`
s"
carver, who stood charged at Greenwich with ate
cule, containing a silk purse, some silver, &c., freu, .
son of Lavinia Skinner, appeared with his haiA..,:ild
further examination of the case. The prosecut
appear, and it was proved had given a false address' )
was immediately discharged.
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Joseph Mitchell, employed more than twenty I, the
Commercial Docks, Rotherhithe, was charged a,t,d,i
office, with the unlawful possession of 4241b5. of witITI,
tobacco, liable to a duty of 71. 15s. 6d., the penalty OF
was 1001. Not being able to pay the fine he "
iso
prison for six months.
An old man named William Reeves, attended
pOllll
to answer an information laid under the Game Aew i
him with unlawfully having set a wire for the ,01,1
snaring game, without having a game certifieslyte, 0
which offence he had subjected himself to a Poi" id
The Bench having consulted together, said th,eitildn
the offence of an aggravated nature, and they sue IN
fine of 21. 10s. and costs, amounting together to 744 ,
~d
in default ho would be committed for six weeks to 12*— 1
MISCELLANEOUS.
There are two Government measures before thekl4
Commons to register and to regulate 64 Joint Srm-
panies." Under the first all companies will
_.,,i, he pe
and regulated, as well as to give power to ireP"—„hl4
(and recover them in a summary manner) ea tineOtio
falsely alleging that they were patronised by ezi to)
viduals. Facilities are provided in the second Pidoro
the members of companies before the courts of law 7,101,4
in order that a discovery may be made of their at:rof
by the 36th section power is given to prosecute ehj
tor" or party connected with a fraudulent comPehcoltr
The rehearsal of Handel's " Messiah," which
yesterday morning, at the Hanover Rooms, LrePeftl
the performance to-morrow evening, for the '7 b il
Royal Society of Musicians, was attended by, tinikA
persons. The solo singers, Madame Carador .730 r
Rainforth, Miss Dolby, Miss Marshall, and Miss x'
Messrs. Bennett, Manvers, Chapman, and machia, 4 9 p
themselves admirably. SirH. Bishop conducted, Se
F. Cramer and Loder led the band. 0'
The annual general meeting of the Share/Wide/0e
Llanelly Railway and Dock Company was held 0113id0
at the office, 9, Old Jewry-chambers. Mr. ft,LeStOl,
chairman of the board of Directors, presided. tool;
statement produced to the meeting exhibited $ cirt ilol
fit of 3,0531. 188. 3d., which would be sufficient etioP
meat of a dividend of one pound per share, which 000
tors recommended should be paid, and which was ""
carried into effect. ,el

Mr. Pearson, son of the Dean of Salisbury, bas beet:, bli
Professor of Music in the University of Edinburg:4/
jority of 14 to 11 over Mr. Donaldson, the only ,afr:,ool
date. Mr. Pearson was intended for the mediesToo
but for the last two years has been studYi"
Germany.

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAIS

HAY sita.sticTs.
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SsirravrirLD.—Coarse Meadow Hay, 31 51 to 3:,
/10 s
ful ditto, 31 12s to 41; fine Upland ditto, 4` 09
'
lOs ; Clover Hay, 3/ 15s to 5l lOs ; Oat Straw,ll7s oF
Wheat Straw, 1/10s to 1/12s per load. Supply but° /
and trade brisk, at the above advanced rates. ./191,
CUMBERLAND.—Coarse Meadow Hay, 31 8s to 0‘ to ft"
ful ditto, 31 18s to 41 4s ; fine Upland ditto, 419,;
Clover Hay, 31 15s to 5/3s ; Oat Straw, 118 s to ll'e;Asti
IDStraw, 1/ 103 to 1113 s per load. A very active I/
general improvement in the quotations of fro
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per load. ~, Steil
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__ITECHAPEL.—Coarse Meadow Hay, --:4111,
useful ditto, 31 12s to 41; fine Upland an4',74,01
4110 s ; Clover Hay, 4/ to 5/12s ; Oat Straw, A
fiar• ei.
Wheat Straw, 1/ lOs to 1/ 12s per load. A
supply, and a ready sale, at further enhanced curl° d
COLONIAL. 11 110
SUGAR.—A good business has been done in
tation, about 800 hhd.3 having been sold (inclas/,:g s
by auction), but at rather lower prices, establiso/013:04
of 6d to is on all descriptions since last Friday
public sales have only offered 132 easka„as
184 casks 92 barrels St. Lucia, 1,220 rjeiryi,
and 2,272 bags Madras (the latter in bon, "see, Jr
of which found buyers, but went off heavilit,tis_, tor
instances at a reduction of 6d to is,
Bengal, which sold at about previous prices' too?,
yellow Barbadoes brought 60s to 665, low browasrei,
j
St. Lucia, 54s 6d to 645; low to fine white Ben st;
to 675; and low brown to good yellow gsal7.e icro
345. Molasses 88 puns and 26 barrels dad,
100 casks Madras was taken in, fine Tom'
and ordinary Madras at 9s 6d to l;te rrIA
The only transactions which have taken P l 3
worth reporting, consist of a cargo of Ye"° sold tilts
Sugar (containing 1,400 boxes), which has been olssai
2.1 s 9d, deliverable in the Mediterranean. 11191 Pr
British Plantation landed last week was ": es,
tierces, 331 barrels, and there were taken for ho_za „ .
tion 597 hhds, .56 tierces, 157 barrels. The stow'
places is 3,416 hhds, 409 tierces, 632 barrels. ~
Rult.—The quantity landed last week, at tu
p0.0400y
West India docks was 179 puns, 25 hhds.There
for home consumption 93 puns, 9 hhds, and Ti 7,Yr JI
puns, 115 hhds. The stock in the same places ?
1,438 hhds. Ode
SPICES.-605 bags Malabar Pepper, at auCtirdiebesll
to 4d for good heavy (shot kind), being fulli_Fft "er
TALLow.--The market is very quiet, as iisu,'";livenv.
41s 6d being the price for last three monthsrlf ' ;Or
supply of English continues large. Town /8 '4,,,,Sajog
40s 3d to 40s 6d per cwt on the spot. The s'.r.
in Russia had commenced on the 25th ult.
TEA.—The public sales of about 46,000 1)80ka gad
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in progress, and are going off rather heavily,
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being withdrawn.
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A Supplement to the London Gazette NO orid top
yesterday, for the purpose of making known a presati
ders in Council, passed on the 23d ult., on the r.a:„¢
of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, constitutes
districts for spiritual purposes, in the folio/04'4;
Stockport, Ashton-under-Lyne, Bolton-le-M/y, $
Lancashire; Burslem, Shelton, and WednealLige; fol:Or
shire; Whitford, Flintshire ; St. Mary, Perabi"vie
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nail-green (six) ; All Saints, Newcastle ; Cannyfuyd;
gan, Comwall ; Charles the Martyr, Plymoutb,riolvr
stead, Essex ; St. John, Horsleydown, Surrey; 13, Vy
ley, and St. George, Barnsley, parish of Silkstoll—
and St. Phillip and Jacob, Bristol. f
13-15#/
To-morrow will be the birth-day °bo
the King of Hanover (Duke of Cumberland), Yi__4/
his 73d year.

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tfohreOdinaEtteshq.ec 30th ult., atMPAilißinifitoEnDC'hurch, "°— cIALIiP
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On the 30th ult., in Grosvenor-street, CaP7he I''' 01
Noel,naondie rEsGuards,theqlsotfilnvtsote
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,oGpLelioiniracg,oelo,nsn:l y child ofd $ i I f
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Hanover-54 lasirt -, •
Kyrke Denson, Esq., of Oswestry, to Clans roof• /
daughter of John *
n Thomas, Esq., Dinham 11°111
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DIED. g all► ''' O.
On Sunday, the 2d inst , at Albury -- ' _or*
Calvert, Esq., in the 87th year of his age. h .1, .0
On the 27th ult., at Duke-street, Edin'—'' i 1
s„,rff t ir
of tb
lady of C. S. Eustace, Esq of Kildare.
~ daughter
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On the 27th ult., Anna Maria, second detle' rot'
Rev. Edmund Benson, of the Close, SalisburY.J.tighte
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On the 30th ult., at Brompton, Anne, onlY.u_l'does, INF
late Nicholas R. Games, of the Island of Baroxilent„ A
On the 30th ult., at Broad-oak, Brenchley, '''' 0017
Withy, Esq., aged 76, suffolk,
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On the 30th ult., at Pakenham Lodge,
Cecil, third son of T. Thornhill, Esq., aged 2%,s.parlt, ' fi
On the 31st ult., at York-terrace, Begell"
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relict of the late Andrew Seton Karr, Esc of of ''" .4
On the 31st ult., at Hampton, jenny, relict 0
Berryman, Esq., aged 63. George
On the Ist inst., Eleanor, the wife of Mr.
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of Upper Barnsbury-street, Islington.
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London ; Printed and Published bY rb" paceua
No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sos,_ tbe
Strand, in in the Precinct of the Savoy', "'
Middlesex, Tuesday, June 4, 1844.