The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-24 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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2107R.ZIGN.
The King of the French and Madame Adelaide,
accompanied by Generals Rumigny and Amardt le
Neuilly on Saturday, for St. Cloud. His 318.1estif
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and her Royal Highness returned to the Palace n
Neuilly at seven o'clock. The King granted
audience to M. Harel, author of the " Discours s'r
Voltaire," which was crowned by the Acadenlie
Fran caise.
The Constitutionnel says that M. Mauboussin, as
attache of the Consulate at Tangiers, has been are
pointed temporary Consul-general, and that 31.
Nion is to be promoted to a higher office. The Dud
of Glucksberg is on his return to Paris, as bearer
the treaty of peace.
A person, named Busquet, died on Saturday,
the Rue St. Honore, in the eighty-second year e
his age. This man had amassed a small forty%
during the Revolution, by selling in the streets
celebrated journal, known by the title of re"
Duchesne.
The vintage had commenced in the BentlAti
The grapes are full ripe, and in a most perfect state
of preservation. The late rains have caused then 0
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till considerably, and the wine crop will, it is said
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more abundant than was expected. The qualityl
be excellent, and, consequently, a fall in the price "
wine may be expected.
The Toulonnaia of the 19th instant announces el
the Prince de Joinville was daily expected i 1 tilt,
harbour, where every preparation was made to gi
him a triumphal reception.
The same journal states that Abd-el-Kader 1/9-4
encamped with his diera in the valley of the Wad;e1
0;
Azha, between Auchdah and Teza, 20 leagues lr°
the Algerian frontier.
Some serious riots have taken place at Verviers'
Belgium, in consequence of a decision come to b/
the Commissioners of Hospitals at Verviers, to Place'
the Hospital "de la Providence" under the directio°
of the Society of Jesuits • an immense fermentatil
was the consequence. The people assembled in great
numbers, and attacked the houses of some of P'""
principal citizens. Tranquility was, however, 173.;
stored, on its being announced that the authoritil
had revoked the offensive decision, and by the I°s
account all was again quiet.
The Augsburgh Gazette publishes a letter fit°
Athens of the 7th inst., in which it is stated that tu''
elections commenced that week are going on Pellce°
ably. The result would not be known till the tollol;
ing day. The Chamber was to meet in a fortult,
from the date of the latter. It was stated that dude,:
ences had arisen between MM Metaxa and Cole"
which were not likely to be appeased.
Letters from Bayonne speak of the probabilitY,
a new outbreak in Spain. The Liberals and CarllsA
have, it seems coalesced against the Moderados•
considerable portion of the army has been gained, un
a series of pronunciamentos are expected to folloW•

maw AND POLX6II.
A Frenchman named Jacques Besset, for some
time carrying on business in Fenchureh-street;
under the firm of Pricener and Co., general inert,,,
' chants was yesterday brought before the Lord Wird
at the Mansion House, charged with the offenee,,,
fraudulent bankruptcy. He was committed prep
¢'
to being sent to France. h
et' Eliza Moore, charged at the Guildhall with
re
tempting suicide by drinking laudanum, we
manded by Sir Peter Laurie.
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At Clerkenwell, William Griffiths, who desalt
himself as a surgeon, residing in Gerrard-streeti of
lington, was charged with knocking at the dr,hoot
the house, 71, St. John's-street, Clerkenwell,
The
lawful excuse, and making an alarm of 6, Fire. vio
prisoner, who pleaded drunkenness as an excuse
fined ss.
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Adele Dupierre was fully committed from - the
borough on a charge of illegally pawning slices'
property of Mr. Van Bever, her employer.
nolier
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At the same police-court, William Nash,
imp
constable C 100, was fined 31. or one month's
sonment, for a wanton and unprovoked assault-04yr
Mrs. O'Connor. As the lady was walking in 'bee)
dilly, she was, without any provocation having
given, rudely seized and shaken by the policertibra
At Union-hall, Michael Sullivan was brought 0p
Mr. Cottingham, charged with wounding Polk
with
Murphy, L division, by striking him on the bo 0f 51.
a poker. The Magistrate then inflicted a fineraitted
on the prisoner, and in default of payment core
him for two months. n°
There was a thronged attendance at Hammed, op
to hear the examination of five persons, who il , the
the previous day, been taken into custody birved
police at Kensington, on a charge of being conceabt
in causing the death' of George Benson in rie
which took place on Sunday morning near the lea
of the Kensington Canal. The case was reins°
until Thursday.
Vor
Mr. Sinclair Blue, a surgeon, of High-street, - the
lar, aged 29, was brought before Mr. Broderip, °tie
Thames office, on a charge of assaulting three ferco-,',,th
in a very brutal manner, with being drunk, and_ t
_l.„,
creating a disturbance in the public
peared from the evidence, that at the corner of
ratileu_.
streets.
lane Mr. Blue had run-a-muck at several Nv.o
deo,
and severely ill-treated three of them. 111 his
, the
fence he said that he had been first attacked u..T.sici,
women, who pushed against him, and tried t:tfrithe
his pocket. lie was held to bail to appear
sessions.

in TtohwenEatrhcli:awnirsideekir—f
CountesslA
lorafe liaC:adlgr Nobler,lo3o
and Countess proceed forthwith to their
Park, for the shooting season. Oen/
The Earl and Countess Amherst are at Pr
staying at the Belle Vue Hotel, Aberystwith.
ter of
Lady and Miss Fielding, the mother and sis ee
the Countess of Mount Edgcumbe, are at presenbvet
a visit to the Noble Earl and dountess, at 3-1°
Edgcumbe.
et ee
expegj
Lord Shelton and Lord Nugent are at pres...re eet•
seat, Deane
a visit to Lord Brougham, at Brougham Hall,
moreland.
; gest'
Lord and Lady Prudhoe have arrived at the-1. hert
Stanwick, near Richmond, for the season, after a 5
tour on the Continent. and
Sir Augustus and Lady Foster, Sir Helll9„„eg
Lady Webster, Mr. Justice Maule, &c., are e—tb.
the company at present sojourning at Bournerold to
Major-General Sir Dudley Hill has return co.
his seat, High Cliff House, near Lyme, frou' the Con
tinent.
Admiral Sir Charles Rowley, who has been inc,dits;
posed for a lengthened period, is, we are heins
state, sufficiently recovered to return to his dui'l
the course of this week.
Sir Thomas and Lady Wilde, on Saturday eve/lit:-
last, left Brougham Hall, where they had been s for
ing a few days with Lord and Lady Brougham'
Hamilton, in Scotland. fr•?etre
Sir John and Lady Oglevie, the Hon. A---•
and Lady Petre, his mother, are among the ,diltlory
guished visitors at Greystoke Castle, the seat ofo'-'
Howard, Esq.
The Hon. Colonel Lowther is at present paivrill,get
visit to H. Clifton, Esq., M.P., his son-in' hi :Life
Lytham Hall, and Lieutenant Lowther, of the
that
Guards, the Gallant Colonel's eldest son, is 014°
Castle, the seat of the Earl of Lonadale.
DUSOZILZALNEOVO.
A deputation of the electors of the ward of
~F°Urponts°'
ken have waited on, and endeavoured to Pre;tro cane
several respectable inhabitants of their ward .the,er
forward and offer themselves as candidates at, aid 5,0
proaching election, assuring them that if then", cool'
they would be certain of success, but not °-
be found.
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Great excitement has been caused in Bee ancteriog
neighbourhood, by a prophecy of some te course
fanatics that the end of the worrd will be 10 tt." ve prO'
of this year. Their frequent preachings led per
duced most mischievous effects on weak-111'4..1"d rsolls'
sons, not wholly confined to the unedtlee'-edient to
and several ministers have thought it
warn their flocks from the pulpit
of these presumptuous pseudo-prophets' d learn
The lovers of antiquity will be view
tom
that the King of Naples, with the view of PerP e foul
preserving the Alfresco paintings, disinterred
rs
the ruins of Pompeii, the lustre of whose eol2l,4oved
known to fade on exposure to the air, has employe
artists of the greatest celebrity to imitate then'
walls of his own palace at Naples.
against teadelusioes
On the afternoon of Thursday last,
of the quiet village of Sedgwick, near Kent L. the
thrown into a state of extreme exciternen,.
313.Y5q.,
explosion of the powder-mills of J. Wakefield, of
of
which, we regret to say, was attended with te.,is
life. The unfortunate individual who met this
timely end was a man of the name of
Ye,
inillgt
Stewartson, who was employed in one of
_tP. ,_en to
and has left a wife and a family of six chilor_. the
lament their loss. We are happy to state.tsrica_libed
charitable in the neighbourhood have subscribed
charitable
handsomely for the maintenance of the aftlicte.dfitsoluilo
The obstructions hitherto in the way ot
dersteed
Tynte's claim to the Wharton peerage, are tyr
w.ii be
the iebase,b,leerets
to be so far removed, that it is expected be_ Baron
called to the Upper House by the title of .104
WMr . t haron, in a few months.
Forsayeth has received his appointment
recordership of Cork. the in'llll'
Yesterday a very respectable meeting of _ As.
bitants ofßridge-street, Blackfriars, and of the rd
the
cent parishes of St. Anne's St. Andrew
held at lir
n.
Wardrobe and Bridewell precinct, was
of adoPttne
ley's Hotel, Bridge-street, for the purpose _of
an intim'
measures to prevent the establishment of
esed to
to the
for the cure of cutaneous diseases, as 13 prop
be done in this locality.