The Sun.
London, England, 1844-03-04 00:00:00

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On Friday, the French Chamber of Deputies 0041 1
division on the affair of Otaheite, when the Ministe_rate;g,
majority of 46. This raised the funds in a few rahneo„(roo
According to intelligence brought by the :ship boa
Monte Video, of the 31st December, affairs therel.l
complicated to a most disastrous extent. On Decvrhis pa'
M. Pichon, the French Consul-General, demanded 31st' i 1
ports, and having received them, embarked on the, yttefal
the Atalante. M. Leyde, the Portuguese Consul, iuseeb oer:
on board a brig of war of his own nation. The Fren ee,eiv°
chantmen in the roadstead had, a week before, root
orders from the French Admiral to be in readiness !cc:0; 04,
the first signal, but on the 30th, the English, Anne; of tla:
Brazilian commanders posted a notice to the without teal"
nations not to remove from their anchorage i:es
orders. The town was nearly destitute of suPP ,
blockade being kept with the utmost rigour. 00 11",1
Queen Christifia arrived at Narbonne on the 24tu'i,
aJ
way to Barcelona. Her Majesty was received al":
oe'0(17
honours by the authorities. She left on the aftern,
26th for Perpignan. t°
menu
A horrible crime (says the Paris Siecle) was
Thursday evening at six o'clock, in the Rue de liaef;ieat
Englishman residing in that street, No. 40, Was It is °tiro(
in his apartment, by blows from logs of fire-wood• too.
posed that the assassins expected to find a largteog
money, which was said to have been received d P
,
day. The name of the victim was Ward. res(
at
The Seine rose on Thursday to 5 metres 95 cent.- tioie
feet), but had fallen yesterday to 5 metres 50 cell air
Since the quays have been submerged, all the stePs_ideat'd
ing-places have been lighted by lamps to prevent 11,`',,,,001,,
Moniteur contains a notice of the Director-11510'
the Post-office announcing that from the 4th of Mare for
of steam-packets, for the conveyance of passeagers'
ply monthly between Marseilles and Alexandria. ,
According to a published report by the rrefecterolt
lice, on the adulteration of wine in Paris, this fraudd
cipally committed by the wholesale merchants antecjiioo
dealers, who amount in Paris to 600. The ingredients riy
employed by them are syrups made from fecula, r‘isferttleso
sugar, dried fruits, and other similar things, whietiii
to ferment in a quantity of water, by adding su' (0
of alcohol, vinegar, and tartaric acid. f 1410
' The Moniteur publishes the table of the ricer Eton
the several market towns of France in last month, fr°s,,,
it appears that the average cost of the hectolitret yoftrj
Gray, Toulouse, Marseilles, and Lyons, 22f. 170-,; ;Le On
and Bordeaux, 20f. 36c. ;at St. Laurent all 14(74
Lemps, 31f. 39c. ; at Mulhausen and Strasburft efl, .0
at Bergues, Arras, Roye, Soissons, Paris, and -Deuireel j
32c. ; at Saumur and Nantes, 19f. 92c. ; at Metz,per,
and Charleville, 16f. 45c. ; at St. Lo, Paimpel, bfa
Hennebon,l9f. 51c. The hectolitre is equal to 2i .la,e
According to letters from Vienna of the 22d fah'',
Rothschild, of that city, had held several conferene:llol,:ji
Russian Ambassador on the subject of the decree 4,45"0)
moval of Polish Jews from the frontiers, and 'i,ro
entertained that the decree, which has already 1r""
modified, will be entirely revoked. King of r
We learn from Berlin, 21st ult., that the ..-.lle t et° 0
had been so unwell for some days, that he had 11°_,,riii
his chamber ; but his illness was not of sufficient oto
render it necessary to issue bulletins. Talg
Advices from Athens, of the 10th, state that .000 0
has had a narrow escape from being poisoned, 01 vesselio
carelessness of his cook, who prepared a dish in,rhe
which verdigris had been allowed to collect. h-
; however, soon gave way to proper remedies. nal
CoUß,T—resizzorcanzs. de 4'ol
The Court will change mourning on Thumd
for his late Royal Highness the reigning Thlicellaly
Coburg Gotha ; there will beta further change on the 0,40
se'nnight, the 14th instant, and on the 21st instantf the ~A
will go out of morning. The posthumous bust ceea, is
Duke, which the Prince has continued to superiut
completed. ofoj,
Lord and Lady Brougham entertained the vu.e,.„- „,es
ton, Lord and Lady Stanley, Lady Peel, Sir Jolly"' of JP2.4
Graham, Earl of Shaftesbury, Earl and Countess, pro
Earl and Countess of Chesterfield, Hon. Colondhoolaj,
Darner, Sir William Follett, and a distineishe sitotlV
dinner on Saturday last, at their residence in Or. eicar,sl
Sir Robert Peel, from a previous engagement to dini pa'
Russian Company, could not honour the Noble Ow ,k 5
Lord with his company. t'
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Sir Robert Peel, Bart., gives his first Cabinet wie
season on Wednesday next, at his mansion 10
„,$#
gardens. d ceaso
The Earl and Countess of Eglintoun, Earl an, sad thl
Craven, Hon. Frederick Craven, Mr. Grenfell dorati
Grenfell, and a large party, have been staYingissil
last week at Croxteth Park, on visits to the Ear
teas of Sefton. Jane 011n°
Earl and Countess of Verulam and Lady' to CI?
proceed shortly on a visit to the Earl and Orairahle
at Coombe Abbey, Warwickshire, where a fashion
will assemble during Coventry races. ste kJ,
The Earl and Countess of Lichfield and fan 111980404551
Graefenberg, in Austrian Silesia, where they ars. OW"
pass the spring. Lord Anson is pursuing hiss 410
studies, near Huntingdon, preparatory to enter!L.
versity. The Noble Earl's health is much ininrrillege
The Earl and Countess Delawarr and Lad -wow
ville West left town on Saturday for Bourn HA(' ice
shire. eld Solt Oil
The Earl of Ilchester presided at the meeting,„,- $ the
mouth on Saturday, to take measures for e 1 of
monument, in the county of Dorset, to the mens°'.'
, gallant Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, G.C.B. •
Viscount Ranelagh has left town for Bordeaa'
aseiscELLANBOTTB.
Mr. Moxhay, the liberal proprietor of the #, ore;
merce, has written letters to some of the gre3"hvincri,
houses in the City, offering the use of his noble, "opilatios'
the purpose of a meeting, to express the public the Jo
the conduct of the Emperor of Russia towards ifer,
portion of his subjects. It is believed that the ° for
accepted.
_„,,, tbsber,
The Bank of England, the East India Comp Co ." cr
shipful Company of Mercers, and the WoralllP•hscri eV;
of Grocers have, during the past week, each su
sum of 2001. in aid of the association for visiting :0000001.'
ing the 'poor at their own dwellings. The gr°,s ,5 ye 960 f tl
ofthe fund of this association is now, we hear, sisal"
and its operations are extended over upwards °
most destitute of the metropolitan parishes. • eeco,o_,,
The President of the Royal Society held Lugs-
job
versazione on Saturday evening, at his P
Inarithe'A
Terrace, Piccadilly. It was a very full meeting, ocatet tier
at least 350 fellows and visitors present, includillogiasti4
members of the different literary and seient". Anent
besides several learned sevens from GermanY• `3"hatlasoa
The Marquis of Northampton was unavoidablf. Airs
fita
impaired health, but the honours of the recePora,,,p
acquitted by Mr. C. S. Dickens and Viscount eeie imusit
The last averages show a considerable advand. pet Ico,
of wheat—that of the last week being 55e. ~,1•051'1,1/11fil
which is an increase of from 4s. to ss. on the P' ad I
veiled during the greater part of the autumn .400,
tone
and of 3s. sd. within the last five weeks ear° Pt
Bean, who was taken into custody for attenr tf 00,4
her Majesty by presenting a pistol at her 31192 fig, u'lo
as she was taking an airing in St. JanseS Covejeilitia
which he was tried at the Central Crinl, tiseatd,
Bailey, and sentenced to eighteen months' °IWO ,1,1
the Millbank Penitentiary, was on Saturdscoei• teoarg
terns for which he was incarcerated having e'clieoastle 0 el
A new floating steam-boat pier has been, goal
eatie;i's,
the Fishmongers' Company, and thrown uut:wast,aoloe
front of tibeir spacious hall adjoining the norlu4 ac., bi
London-adge, which is likely to prove a grePhost waif
tion to the public making short trips per steanr'd'thel'
minter, Greenwich, Woolwich, Linsehouse, a° IA!
Pier.
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LAW INTELLI
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CHANCERY.—(THIS ilia
The LORD CHANCELLOR sat in Lincoln's it.
shortly after 11 o'clock. seer
FOLEY V. HILL. oppel
The further arguments in this part-hear"
the Court the whole morning.
A,
CRIMINAL COURT.--4 - 0146111
OLD CO UR • courtecito ,Idert
The 113th session of the Central Criminal, „,fore a
this morning in the Justice Hall, Old Bailey, aatietastial'
Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, the Sne" ereereii
man Farncombe. On calling the grand ittrreiaiedethe
th
the Hebrew persuasion, Simeon Optheinin to jetis:,ollt
on the ground of being secretary and elect his
5a,,,A4
Synagogue, and that, were be absent from at
business of the Synagogue would be almost s Pa"
and the poor would materially suffer. light tial'
The RECORDER—YOU, then, are in the .•
is sat 04
officer? duties jer
Mr. Optheinm—Exactly so, but with .tatel ho
As a further ground of exemption maY., 'with liVai;,:s
afternoon and to-morrow are high holyda..Y!dieres;‘,4o,
and my services in the synagogue cannot oicod
10
. C?tfle- Aes (
bun under the cireine:;;Linces stateu __,ste,do
your attendanco P;aels'
charge them. The Learned Gentleman sal, ,;f auniv-ail,4se
The grand jury being sworn, the ReCoar'l_soo
~,,toooot
the present session did not appear, in Peitned to lii -s,
heavy, and the depositions, as transmit, it was t t
furnish any matter in general on whicunetruction;tl o;,51
for the Court to offer any particular 1 be 011'eberries
There were, however, two cases on whichftese finailder. Oleifet
very few words to their notice. One o
s for - ore . /lea
revolt on board a ship, and the other 10. _ficl 461:
persons charged with revolt on boarn pr: 01,1.'0011
Dl‘Gregor and Lambert. Theirs -was an '1 9,1410" er ols otiP
by the 1 lth and 12th of Wm. 111., e• 7' "or Oros',o
amongst other things, that if any searttany ou'rks of
run away, or endeavour to run away, 1-T--lue-e the° tgander'ret
on
nndbfieoanvour to corrupt the crew, or se:ri- collt- a Air
"Iv
to a
the enemy, or to lay violent hands 0
aerdhimshipor the et' grsi!";
and
dhis make,was atrheengdiesr
such
t e
clectiie
M‘Gregor and Lambert), then all and va'.,
theft eau conl?•00ei'l
guilty of felony. They would carefully„the,.
stances which would be brought hero the aft ,
had banded together, with other ers.' to the se7Nrf 71:
with this charge, and decide whether n_r,rille°: for t..bnevor
intoti ib
or eio
Out to haverecolto' Ao t re
eieo
caus tYpe
chargeraising tahraetvol
theyt .
should
a wash
anvoet necessary
gt j
' hawadaTbwyit
deavoured to cause a revolt, on bor_i. ethere,ol,
thhtehiresaleutpie:niat weroutlhdebier serTse,
theship.
toe
of
te,
depositions he (the Learned Recquer_ ; tha!pst,,, 51;0
was great dissatisfaction on board the
_yew, aneesto;ro
to the cap in °to the%
crew used menacing language nut 1 er
he, assisted by his mate, had taken a:0 y_iream;,,eta „ote,
of the offenders, that the prisoners s oss
use dangerous weapons to effect /11 .res7wreng;tith, r iberd
qb
were suffering under real or inlag,T;e to da_betbeoill er
question they (the jury) had any,lL".l; fact The 01'01640
must limit their inquiry to ascertain 'derive
_1: 046011ut0
was a conspiracy on board the ship Ter titeeer•tio fd"eficeet.
his command : in other words, whetkti whether fel
were aiding and assisting in that "
c"
then, .tilf to I'll'looo
an endeavour to cause a revolt, an
,_aveor, woo, too:
this extent should be brought before otic „,ast4 01,0
tainly be a sufficient ground for then' dop,,
With regard to the charge of murdcra, !.etherefklobUfe,shoae,
choly case. It was the case of ,
s"'ea aftoirce
destroying two of her own children, her nierMag- Deo
this, with making a serious attempi, ..e.„te of
i.botalose t
st,
ing, to a certain degree, the extreme...ban"- was;posl,tjeaceoi
ment under which the unhappY wllora thew eflot i 0 es,
was bound to tell them that,Judgl_ which ibt woo oe,
before him, and from the declarations
:7_ no dot,lo 0.1
the cdo;
tributed to the woman, there would Ittea. of voila
the crime of murder had been corn Ise kheft
press no opinion to them on the to 1‘"
but it appeared to him (the Becorav)