The Sun.
London, England, 1845-02-12 00:00:00

8 'LI Eir,l MARY OFIE tV

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" Who runs may read."

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On Saturday evening their Majesties the King and Queen of the
French received the Belgian and Sardinian Ambassadors, the Ba
varian and Dutch Ministers, the Duke de Mottemart, Counts
d'Haurpoul and de Bondy, Admiral Baron ROUSSID, generals
Baudiand and Pelletier, M. Laplagne-Barris, and M. de Casa-
baeeres.
On Sunday and Monday the weather was excessively cold at
saris. On Sunday morning at six o'clock Fahrenheit Iberia°.
meter marked 22 degrees, and must have been considerably lower
during the 'tight.
At Pau on the sth snow had fallen for 36 hours, and Was oearic
a foot deep.
The number of wolves in the north and east of the &pada--
t
of the Ardennes is said to be enormous at present. Not less tha:f
twenty-three have been killed this winter in the neighbourhood
Monson and in the canton of Rancourt.
The Revue de Paris says:—" A new department is about to
be created at the Ministry of Public Works. It will be canfidla
to M. Taisserene, who was recently appointed central co
all
sinner of railroads. Its mission will be to receive collecthliC
statistical information important to railroads, canalsroadPg—
works in general." _3_, by
On Saturday evening a considerable force of pace, head_,
a commissary suddenly visited the Cafe du Puy-de-Dome ands
caveau on the Boulevart du Temple, both kept by a man °L od
Picard, and t noorious resot of thievs. The police wad
more than two hhe
unt dred persons who weree assembled. TheY

all sent to the depot of the Prefecture of Police. yeti M. Rolland, the well.known butcher, who for many Y----,sit
been the purchaser of the " Bceuf Bras," exhibited at the Carcrat
has gone to England to offer her Majesty the Queen a round f Pr"--
from the finest animal that has ever been killed in France.
The daughter of the celebrated Hower painter Redoute di
few days ago. Of the whole of his family, the only 61.1tYWOI Ow.
left is his widow, who is aged 80.
Admiral Emeriau, Peer of France, and Grand Cross; of the
gion of Hnour, died at Toulon on the d, aed 83. prince
We learn from St. Petersburgh that,2 ghe on t 16th ult., in.
lAeven, General of Infantry, and formerly Minister of public bis
struction, died at his es:ate, in the province of Courland,
78th Sear. to
The flamburgh Correspondent says—" We bee
believe that Holland intends to make concessions to the Zocill
which will bear the palm over those of Belgium. The transit —0
be free of duty, and German vessels will be on the same f°4lP r•
the Dutch, which will insure to Holland the transmission 'Thm,;ie
man merchandise to the provinces beyond sea, besides Carsid—ci ty
advantages to the colonies. German ships will have 10 Psi i:
pro forma, but it will be returned to them on their arrival

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Dui ch port." riocbco
We learn from Wiesbaden that the interment of the A'Thant
Elizabeth of Nassau, Grand Duchess of Russia, and bet inwith
daughter, took place on the Ist inst., at seven in the esenintd b/
great pomp, in the Russian chapel. The Duke, accornP3s'' foot
his be other-in-law, the Prince de Wied, followed the coffin, on
from the Palace. make ei
e Observer of the Rhine states from Vienna that the by
Saxe Coburg was, on the 28th ult., prononnced out of diDglit
his physicians
. .rit01!
A letter from Rome, Jan. 25, says •:—" The rinnOnL Catsof
commenced to-day with the usual ceremonies. The the
the Capitol went through the streets at an early hour The
sound of trumpets, bearing the prizes tor the horse-races. re.
ancients of Ghetto went to the Capitol to ask the Senat,ne,iity
mission to reside another year at Rome. When this ibt the
was over, the members of the Senate proceeded instate.iely•
Corso, where all the troops of the garrison were passed ias~foe
On Saturday last the diligence of the Messageries
Paris to Rennes was robbed of two bags of money. c°:,; rob-
each 10,000 f., which had been placed on it at Laval. v- been
bery, which was discovered at Rennes, is supposed to h 3 t rho
committed by some persons who were taken up at Laysl,l3:iace of
made their disappearance before the diligence reached 1"
destination."

Val Alli &WU 7POX.XCiti. ,„, the
The Court of Queen's Bench was occupied with hear".'
arguments in the case of the Baron de Bode. nth, Di
John Newbon, a tailor, was remanded for fourteen In°
the Insolveht Debtors' Court. • ersW"e
At Queen-square, a number of cab and omnibus &I/ trope.
fined in various bums for ‘iolating the provisions of the rte
titan Carriage Act. d wo(01
James Tapping, who stood committed for the allege
murder of Emma Whiter, 1)3, shooting her with a isi-tol, s:'',3, order
mally brought up before Mr. Bingham, at Worship-street, „out
that the depositions, which had been previously to pft,l core'
might be read over in his presence, preparatory to his on veu
mittal to Newgate on the charge. On the arrival of the 141'0 nolg
he was conducted, under a strong guard, through the den,,'i, cle•
of people who had maintained their position to witness
parture. Ph,
At Greenwich, John Smith, otherwise George `"apse,- 'l,, 0°
in the 7th battalion of the Royal Artillery, lying at We°l°ctoleefl
charged with assaulting Thomas Powell, of the Wile.- so'
Chutch.street, Greenwich, as well as many of his customer! ;,, the
also with breaking sundry squares of glass, and deMoliJM"dy a
n
window-frame, value about 50s. He was sentenced t° Pf rt.g
penalty of 40. for the wilful damage, &c., and in default sgitli
ment, he stood committed to the county gaol for one Mr° rowel
hard labour. He was also fined 20s. for the assaults on Mr' ,s oil'
t
and the waiter, and in default of payment to another Otunout" -y not
prisonment and hard labour in the same gaol. The re, .oesto4/
being forthcoming, the prisoner was removed to the cell 0 -
of the gaoler. voltrt
es'
A boy named Mahoney 11011 remanded from the Tharn-° witt) I
Court, on a charge of shoaling another lad, named DaV76
pistol.
COURT—FA SHIONABLE. ld
The Duke and Duchess of Grafton, and Lords Frederick
j,,es
Charles Fitzroy, are still at Wakefield Lodge, the Noble P until
-eat in Northamptonshire, and are not expected in teW,..urget"
Easter. The Earl of Euston is at his Grace's residence in -
street.
,o, 11°.
The Earl of Derby is still at Knowsle), Lancashire. "ih•li
Colonel and Mr. Charles Stanley are staying with his Lon'
-,.°030'
The Earl of Essex has left Keppel.street, Park-lane, for
bury Park, Herts. bodv
The Earl of Erroll, who has been seriously indisposed lir '. •
sir
dence in Clarges-street, is considered somewhat better'
Davies and Dr. Prout are in attendance on his Lordship' 010
The Earl and Countess of Warwick are entertaining titly es.
circle at Warwick Castle. The Ladies Grevllle are shot Earl
pected to join the oistinguislied guests assembled, front the
tO
Aylesford's, Packington Hall, near Coventry. esi•ec I
The Lord Primate and the Hon. Mr. Beresford are not
in Charles-street St. James's-square, until Eager. town fretli
Viscount and, Viscountess Lemon have arrived In
Paris. ts . Gil"
Lady Caroline Neeld has left the Earl of Shaftesbury
House, Dorsetshire, on a visiting tour. th SS°
Colonel and Lady Mary Fox have taken one of -e
mansions in Upper Grosvenor-street, for the semen- ~. Thalia°
The Hon. C. C. and Lady Catherine Cavendish left "'-- a
House on Monday last for Lathners, Bucks. , Ist l''.l
Mr. Charles W. Cavendish and Mr. George Clettena" -'
Guards, have returned to town from Paris.
MISCELLANEOUS. 1,04°.
Yesterday evening the annual meeting of the 141.°rib rell Sr
Ladies' Association, in connexion with the Colonial Cribs 01;
ciety, was held at the Music Hall, Store-street. Th,e,,goloildel_,ll
Lord Ashley presided, and there were present Lord """--,k 13,117.1
the Reverends Messrs. Hugh Hughes, Aerial, Nell''-e'soll-W--,
Noel, 'and several other clergymen and gentlemen. I'Doje 14:11:js
and body of the meeting were occupied by ladies- cesa Ir"or,
Chairman, after congratulating the meeting on the sec 1
he- ',d
had attended the operations of the Association dur.og he sloil
concluded by expressing a confident hope that ere long A wo
witness the establishment of several like Associatione•i detel
lengthened report was then read by the secretary, *nein, ;40..,,,„644
were entirely satisfactory. The total receipts had been 45.0. ix'
of which some had been forwarded to the parent VE:er i ege:o4
dieting the expenditure, a small balance remained. 4.'" as&
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very eloquent and impressive appeals from the c.ergY l4
0. s he
gentlemen present, the meeting separated, eras • 8 till.
Last evening a meeting of the rate-payers of St. PO-
.oper,o,
in the vestry.room, Gordon-square, for the purpose et. cf, to obi ..,-
with the other metropolitan parishes in their endeavou'ci to rd.' r,
a repeal of the window-tax. Delegates were apPointe ors Pho
sent the parish of St. Pancras. Among the Woke" oaf, W
Hulme, Sir Charles Napier, Mr. Crouch, and Mr. WS° A, t
was was in the chair. Vl'
of
Last evening a meeting of the medical profession roprietito
Exeter-hall, for the purpose of considering the
.P,n for to
drawing out the outline of a charter of incorporatwonself of
profession, to be presented to Sir James Graham pree
goose
the introduction of the proposed Medical Bill into th
eel
Commons. A docks' aria
The great pressure of business in the river and
_,, sod -A, JO
quent upon the late influx of shipping, has now ceas'''3o, trail
to the contrary winds and bad weather which not', Pgev
WS Art
again stagnant. bog • roe)"
The Rev. Dr. Hawtrey, the head master of Eton, the Via&
pointed as examiners for the Newcastle Scholarship f°1._,4,, OPor
year, Mr. G. Cornewall Lewis, student of Christ an"- so le,
the translator of " Mullet's History of the Doriane,' a 10°,71,,
of other literary works; and the Rev. W. L. Seralsen:i the cS"
College, Cambridge, lately a distinguished examiner
Isle
dates for poll degrees in that University. of the ', 11,
Yesterday the sale of the fourth part of the lihrts.,loo, i',..,.
Duke of Sussex was brought to a close at Messrs.rfeieveo u'lol
mall. The total number of lots disposed of durinsi A auto!
sale were 2,643. This portion of the sale has
fir
slo'
from 1,500/. to 2,0001. b. at C"tb the
The Eagle, 50 guns, was on Friday got out ofdc.iii,
ip-; with
Ptera
after several fruitless endeavours to float her. The ip doe-, is
exception of her powder and guns, had been rigged _0 tbedti
fitted for sea, and it was intended to float her out
w;
spring tides. This, from the weight of stores, Se*,... thee tr,ere
impossible to accomplish, and the following raethod ; otos
oter
—The tide having been admitted into the dock, n
to all tbe 'iota
closed at high water, the fire plugs were opened, Avc,„l
Oatenren
from the reservoir was run into the dock, still the n`., 0 f
c
immovably fixed ; and in order to obtain a further sntlll:oJse of e`to
the fire-engines were brought out, and the sued° ', %ore 044
.he yar" 01 ' _
being laid in the river, all the labourers in ,',• on ell. _.tiol,
work, and at length she was Boated off the blocks her ow'
stood to those six inches lower, and by this meat's
was effected on the return of the tide next day.
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At the meeting held this day aL "- Company 3
terminus, the Birmingham Railway galley s.lln
Trent wine
flounced that, they had taken the bf he
rail weiYetwiciana,,i3
the Churnet Valley projected
U.')
means the Birmingham Company wii h ester.
traffic throughout from London to Mane woe.
is a bold, politic, and rather monopolising
a . °antes°
BIRTHS.
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On the 10th inst., at Curzon-street, Ea.J Pilles
f the Rev'
Jocelyn, of a daughter. ladY 0- ,hter• ,
On the Bth inst., at Tunbridge, the ~ of a claue! Coles
In(d)inehieldsotnh,
illnlsatleartofuTigohngbriatdefethScehioaodly
01 captain
of awe,
worth, R.N., of a son. Mrs. s. Moss,,_.„„
On the Stli inst., at Upper einpton,
..Tavist°;ort;
tin,
MrOs.nlNtrh. street, coago,
e.F.,
vBetrhi
nigutsotn.,, atof aEmiZetiigilh.b-sotrrne.e t;
On the Bth inst.,
square, the lady of Captain G. J. Johnson
of a son. gr. ti'
MARRIED.
ch, piccadillPbor Of
in Upper Berke ,
. earcY, diTig„
Fell, ot Hampton, to Miss Mary An- Knightsbri g.•
On the 10111 inst., at St. James's Chur:
Mr. J. Pearcv, of the White Horse Inn,
. , Little
DIED. hat', rbilii 001
oldatreate
35th Beglnl.'
..mtd•
Spry, Drevet Captain and Adjutantkoir'"-
On the 25th of November; 1844, at Thirry • ' -t $
Native Infantry, aged 34. 01Welliob-
est
On the 3d inst., James Ruffell, Esq.,
ii,yolla
St. John's-wood, aged 63. et Turlabu rgb.
On the 4th inst., at Rothesab 31argarreet, Edillbi
daughter of D. Fisher, Esq., of Forth-2.l____!.., ,c,, of
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