The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-03 00:00:00

'SUM ARY OF NEWS

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" Who runs may read."

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On Saturday Louis Philippe, accompanied by se-,l
officers, left St. Cloud for Versailles, and returned
keven o'clock.
A heavy fall of snow took place in Paris and its 10
pity on Sunday morning, and continued at interY
throughout the day.
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The 111Gniteur publishes the returns of the ere-,,
wheat in the different markets of France, which sold
an averag. at Toulouse, Gray, Lyons, and Marselic.l
for 19f. 83c. ; at Marans and Bordeaux, for ISt 82.1,,
and at other places for considerably less, at Charley
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for instance, at 15f. the hectolitre (21. imperial lotole1;
A Bayonne letter of the 20th ult. announces the e
cution of the son and brother in law of Zurbano se
two officers at Logrono.
There is no positive intelligence in the Madrid join's°
of Zurbano.
The Saragossa mail had arrived without bringing lei
advices from Upper Arragon, which had been inie
of
cepted at Ayerbe by a small armed band, in the Y4ll
of Anzo. The chief of the movement in that quarter°
M. Fernando Madoz, the brother of the Deputy. id;
The discussion on the Reform Bill was proceeded e'er,
in the Chamber of Deputies, but the proceedings
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not of much interest. Several articles were adopto'
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LAW AND POILICS. j
At the New Court, Old Bailey,T. Taylor was 00170
of stealing ten looking-glasses and a large quantltioj
japanned articles, crockery, drapery, &c., value 5060.
upwards, the property of John Taylor, lie was
teneed to six months hard labour.
Captain Arthur Whally Owen was indicted ft;
saulting Edwin Davis, on board a vessel called the Fat
Queen, on the high seas, within the jurisdiction of the
Admiralty of England, on the 22d of June, and-onoo
12th of July last. The jury having consulted for sew
tune, prayed leave to retire. After being absent
more than an hour, they came into Court and delirei;s
a verdict of " Acquittal," accompanied by a hope toe
Captain Owen would be more cautious in future.
Court at its rising adjourned to the 16th. obis
William Latham and John Sitnmonds, two reopen- .rig
looking men, were charged at Union Hall With refe:lo
to pay the difference between Ist and 2d class fare I 0
Kingston to Nine Elms, and the former def..ndant
also charged with using indecent language in the ster
house, whereby he incurred a further penalty 01. of
Both defendants said that with regard to the charge.;
defrauding the company, they had -no such
that as they were not in the habit of travelling by trig
way, they went into the first-class carriages, think
they were the right ones. Mr. Traill said that it 0.
most improbable they, could have mistaken first 01,08
cond-class carriages, and that they were bound t°
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known or to have paid the difference in the fares wg".c`iel
was demanded of them. The Magistrate then inni
a fine of 20s. each on the defendants for that offence, so
an additional 20s. on Latham for his indecent conduct
the station-house.
001211.71-PALUZZO wax 37.7 A.
The Duc de Richelieu, Viscount Canning, ands sed
party have been on a' sporting visit to the Eari',„js
Countess of Malmesbury, at Heron-court. The it' to
Richelieu left at the close of last week, on his retlD-
the Continent.
Baron Brunnow entertained a distinguished elre•The
dinner on Sunday evening at Ashburnham House. 60.
Duke and Duchess of Beaufort and Lady Augnstt►
epol
merset, his Excellency Baron Nieumann, his Exce,%ai
M. Dedel, the Earl and Countess of Jersey ann0"01
Clementine Villiers, Lord Fitzroy Somerset,
Esterhazy, Baron Bremer' Sir Wm. C. and Lady "o:*ts
giana Codrington, Dr. Quin, M. Lomonoff, &e.;
among the guests of the Noble Baron. es(
Earl and Countess Grosvenor and Ladies Grollegs
leave Motcombe House, Dorset, next week, for £ of
Hall, Cheshire, to visit the Marquis and Marchioness
Westminster, with whom a large family party will r
the approaching festive season.
The Earl and Countess of Beverley and Lady.
Thoth
Percy are about to leave Portman-square for Brigb
where they purpose sojourning until the close of
month.
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The. Earl of Ripon is residing at his villa at Auto •
Heath, where the Countess and Viscount Goderinb ba
arrived from Yorkshire.
Lord Bloomfield, and his Excellency J. A. D. 131,,„°°01.111#
field, our Minister at the Court of Russia, left the v",,
,s.
mandant's residence at Woolwich, last week, for Bright
lti
The Marquis of Salisbury has, during the last ns,
entertained a numerous party at Hatfield House,
Among the guests have been the Marquis of Dourntrost
and Lady Charles Wellesley, Lord Brooke, Sir Mitfro.
and Hon. Lady Middleton, the Hon. Captain and ""
Cost, Right Hon. Henry Pierrepont, &c. ty
The Marquis of Lansdowne and Lady Louisa
.ro,
maurice have left Lansdowne House, Berkeley-gill- s
for Bowood Park. The Earl and Countess of Shellnl
are expected to arrive at Lansdowne House on Thuryell,
from Bowood, to remain in town until after her I;kis
ship's accouchement, which is expected shortly to
place.
The marriage of his Excellency the Baron de vier
mann with Lady Augusta Somerset will take place •
Thursday next, the sth inst., first according to the I°‘
man Catholic rites, at Chandos Honse, and subseclue/
at Beaufort House, in the form prescribed by the Lbu
of England.

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On Friday the Earl of Lincoln, in company wllemi
Brunel!, Mr. Page,,Mr. Barry, and Mr. Cubits, Insr,dgic
the river, from Vauxhall-bridge to Battersea-0' pi'
preparatory to introducing a Bill into Parliament
the purpose of the Thames embankment.
The various new lines of street which have been 54;
Bested in the west and east ends of the tuetropolir
effect which above six hundred houses have bee!, 00
posed of and taken down, are now nearly ready for
erection of the houses.
700
Workmen have commenced operations for fortninb
Victoria Park.
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The subscription now in progress at Carmarthes,
erecting a monument to the memory of General ro of
is going on favourably. In addition to the donatiooso4
Lord Dynevor and the Hon. Colonel Trevor, Sit
each, Dilajor.General the Hon. H. Lygnp, M.l'•' 84
John Mansell, and Mr. D. Morris, M.P., have eontrim•
most liberally towards that object:
At the Surrey December sessions, after the 0,1 to
reports of the visiting magistrates had been read,
Court proceeded to the election of district survei to
under the New Metropolitan Building Act, wh,,el-130,
following gentlemen were elected :—Camberwe"',.t of
Stow ; Streatham, Mr. Mullens ; Clapham. and P'st,
Battersea, Mr. I'Anson ; Wansworth and Tooting' pal
Hiscocks. There were ten candidates, nine. of w
tbs
went to the poll. There was no case of felony bef°re
Court of the slightest public interest. ,;
The anniversary meeting of the Royal Society
held on Saturday last, at the Society's apartinelltjty
Somerset-house, the Marquis of Northampton ifif
chair. The Royal gold medals were awarded to Wiled
Boole, of Lincoln, for a mathematical paper, el"
" On a new method in analysis ;" and to Dr. Anlasid
of Belfast. for a paper, " On the thermal changes c,jed
Substitutions." The gold Copley medal was away "
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Professor i\latteucci, of Pisa, for his researches in Ant'
Electricity.
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A meeting of the tenantry of the. Marquis of 101 she
derry was held in Newtownards, on the 21st ult., tbribss
purpose of considering the propriety, of inviting
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nobleman and Lord Castlereagh to a public dinner, Poo•
i.ious to their departure from Mouotstewart, and a row
lution to that effect was unanimously and moat Tres,
siastically adopted. It was also resolved that an au.
should be presented to Lord Londonderry.

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ROYAL VISIT TO STOWE.—We are enabled -"„
of
announce that her Majesty has signified her it:tone:3'ov
honouring by an early visit his Grace the Duke of 13tre,
inghani, at his princely mansion in BuckingbeinsPlyie
The precise day is not yet fixed, but we believgetais
may state that the Court will leave Windsor for.fri•
either during the week before or the week after um's,.
mas. We are not aware that the melancholy dec_,,.e,
of her Royal highness the Princess Suphia will tos'fia
change in these arrangements, which, however;
should add, were completed bet Ore that event took Pil
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VICTORIA 1-ARK.—Yesterday the wopkta---
4„n cco
menced las ing down the oak posts and railings OP o,a
boundary adjacent to the Grove-road. The line ot.rde,
has been struck out for the new iron ornamental bribijl,
which is to cross the Regent's Canal at Bonner's-lige
and a circle has also been made for a handsome Carrillo
drive to the chief entrance from Bethnal-green•
rota
improvements on the Old Ford-road, which partlfieted,
through the site of the park, have been nearly cola to
PAISLEY.—STATE OF TRADE.—We are evade)
notice that the preparations for the spring shawl to
are now pretty actively set on foot. The goods 11". ;;yer
be made are of the richest description that hailpie
been manufactured in the country ; and as an artli,ode
dress fur the first circles, they are likely to tuPeholi
those various classes of goods which the wove s'shoe
have for some time had to contend with.—Renfilic
Reformer.
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MARINERS' REGISTER TlCKBTS.—Yester—AThir
the first day of granting register tickets, ace°r"Tisios•
the Act of Parliament 7th and Bth Victoria, e:1
20, to merchant seamen, at the London station, 2,,,_;eoce
met-street, Tower-hill. To prevent the incon
that might arise from the assemblage of a larger _ ilt;i
with thore to.
ber of applicants for tickets than could be glye_P;vhese
were taken alphabetically, beginning
surnames commenced with the letters A, B, and IC,
day they urn take D, E, F, G ; to-morrow,
1. ; Thursday, M, N, 0, P, Q, R; on Fridaldistio.
IJ, V, W, X, Y, Z ; and on Saturday, without .1 therai-
tion of letters, those who have neglected $° aYlliffordeu
selves during the week of the accommodatietfavery of
by this arrangement. This preliminary Nesniedi
tickets will be continued until the Merchant 1845.
Act comes into operation on the Ist of January' :sod
on and after which register tickets will be do'
iet' •
daily to all applicants entitled thereto, withouTal otir
tion. This excellent arrangement gave geoho been
faction to the numerous applicants. The saline;
outporte•
adopted at the different Custom-houses at the
at has
The port of London is fuller now of seauleivrotsge °
been known for a long time, who will take au
this regulation. nO user
TRADE IN MANCIIESTER.—There are now gcs
than fifteen warehouses in the course of erection betucagee!
chester, and a dozen of them are of what 10y. deareeP
the first class, and which, on an average,
6tLraorailiri
worth 300/. each per annum. This is an not
_,
contrast to the state of things in 1841-2,,!.De
single building of the like description we
erection,—ifacclesfield Courier