The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-18 00:00:00

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The Cmarrier Francais announces the arrival of Cfr
pet& of Russia In Bavaria. M. de Severin, the Ilirf„7,3pti3
nister, 01 receipt of a courier, apprising him of his P'tom
approach, immediately left Munich for Kissengen,
the necessary preparations. Brest;;
The Pluton war steamer had arrived at Havre —nig/
It is now said that the Prince de Joinville will Pr‘ii."3„. os
that vessel direct to Tangiers, where he will hoist his °
board the Souverain line-of-battle ship.' be 6tlt
The election for the town of Louviers is fixed for I,4tte
of July, and It is generally believed that 31. Charles
will be returned for the fifth time. is, in°
' Kirsch; who ascended en Friday evening at IT 04
balloon of a new construction, with the intention of
t., Per
two days of experiments, descended near EpernaY' Sllst.
four hours' voyage, and after having gone into so rare ,t do
mosphere that the thermometer of Reaumur was at eig',' yesD
a
grees below zero, and the wine he had taken up froze,„.
bottles. lie gives, as one of his reasons for descend's',
soon, that he had forgotten his purse.
The Heraldo, a Madrid paper, contains a letter from,
..tio
of the Ist instant stating that the Pashas and militia) (4,0,
of Morocco were actively engaged in making warlikerfoy
rations, but that the population of Tetuan, Angora, as"
giers were greatly opposed to war. of
The Prussian papers of the 7th give an account nor
disturbances at Breslau and Peterswalden, in Silesis,,:e rise
sequence of differences which had arisen between ,froefe*
ters and workmen in some cotton manufactories. 1.04
both cavalry and artillery, had to be called in, who ry,fier
the riot, after considerable injury had been done to •
perty of the masters.
maw Awn POLICE. abel°
At the Central Criminal Court William Burton ties
~duc
was sentenced to two years' imprisonment, for the au
of Miss Wortham. se°.
At the Mansion House the Lord Mayor granted 3.1%,5ti
mons, calling upon the commander of one of 'the stesnl,e, is
which ply between London and Blackwall, to an Sands,'
serious complaint of having overloaded the vessel on „very,
to the imminent danger of the lives of the passengers',:o,- sto
hundreds of whom were on board. His Lordship in ,`J, oar'
that he, as conservator of the river, would attend to sov act)
plaints /ageing the commanders of steam-vt ssels for all'
by which tho lives of the public were endangered• c, tin
A young man appearance, of fashionable who garorleti
name of Sackvilie Sackville, but whose real name isstectill
Davis, was brought up the custody of Kendall, ue,bsse
officer, charged with forgiLlr and uttering a bill of est`i- of 4,
for 250/., with intent to derilind Mr. Simon Rends"
Trafalgar-square, solicitor. He was remanded. (So,.
At the Uxbridge Petty Sessions, Tih2mas Cheal, a4.;:viee'
labourer, in the employ of Mr. Samuel Newman' turf":
Harmondsworth, Middlesex, was yesterday brought nI) ,stei;
ther examination, on a charge of having
premises. The Bench said the evidence was not su Orli
support a charge of arson against the prisoner, but - ,64
made out a charge of having negligently and carele!
fire to his master's premises. The prisoner
evidence,
deny having acted as had been stated in OOl
and he was fined under the Act of Parliament in the y jeer
of 100/. The prisoner, who appeared astounded at °wee t°s
set &etc. hisZep,t
sion of the Bench, declared it was totally out of his nor I
pay such a penalty, and he was committed to prisou
months.
The case of the Queen v. Deane closed in the C°lirt Crl4ll
chequer yesterday, the jury giving a verdict for tile
for 2,840/.
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On Saturday the Duke and Duchess of Richroon see:
tained the following party at dinner :—Lady Salton 1e,1"
Mi 33 Fraser, Earl and Countess of March, Miss
Gifford, Lord William Lennox, Lord Saltoun, Lord
Somerset, Lord A. Gordon Lennox, Hon. L. Graten".ol)
Mrs. Turnbull, Colonels Richardson, Smith, and
Hasler, Dr. Hair,
Mc
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The Marchioness of Breadalbane arrived at the P`7,11
Hotel, Perth, on Tuesday afternoon, from Edinhurie" ~r
next morning proceeded north to Taymouth Castis„,..ele I°,
Preparations are being made at RavenswortllJ-1'001);:,
the reception of the Marquis and Marchioness of 11°;,,retP
who are expected to visit the Newcastle races, "
Noble Marquis will officiate as one of the stewards.„ to 1413'
The Countess of Tankerville, after a short visit
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has returned to London. de a b
Earl Cadogan has arrived from Paris, having Insa,ily.
stay there on his way to this country from a tour in is sins
Count Kielmannsegge, the Hanoverian Minister,e,oci
though &radually improving in health. His Ec
still is
conhned to h house.
Lord and Lady °
Ashburton and the Hon. Misses 13aftitrillergs.lt
daily expected at Bath House, from the Continent i;, lasi -
sidence of some months in Naples and Rome. GO°
Italy the Noble Lord and Lady repaired to the is
Baths, from whence they are now on their way Wu!, ee:oin# bo
Lady (Ralph) Howard's ball was given last ev;
Belgrave-square ; it was a very brilliant asseinbloisres
principal apartments were illuminated in a stAs,,,DieS:
elegance. There were present nearly three hundren
ablest including several of the foreign ambassadors tal
ladies.

MISCELLANEOUS. 011.1044df
Thursday next is expected to be a grand day all
when the usual business of the commemoration vilwiti bee
place in the theatre, and the prize essays and paela9 0-
th
recited by the respective authors. In the after pad`
last grand miscellaneous concert will conclude tbe
festivities. 00"
A Government measure is before the House of Cl° gsta!:
to " Empower Canal CoMpanies to vary their Tolls'„
s,„ jtw_
and Charges in Different Parts of their Navigatioai..4
declared that certain railway companies are an io't'a`
vary the rates and charges according to local circual:Hod
and that greater competition for the public advantag von,
be obtained if canal companies were to have liked rig
vested in them in respect of their several canals au
Ite
gations. 041,4
On Monday the officers who have served and are;coP,„
in the 7th, or Queen's Own Hussars, held their ana-f
dinner at the Clarendon Hotel, in commemoration 00 ta'",
services. Among the distinguished officers presea„t,° ofo.
occasion were the Marquis of Anglesea, the Duke of PrAltrj,
Lord Vivian, Lord Crofton, Earl of Belfast, Lott`riotoo'
Paget, Sir W. De Tayler, Sir Arthur Chichester,
Keane, Wildman, Lyster, Rollins, Portman ; Sir Jaoleawr
lyn Williams, Captains Lumley, Grasett, Inge, Bnabe'
44,
ham, Peel, Phillips, &c.
A. special general meeting of the Essex Agricultara];*
tection Society took place at Chelmsford on Monday veil);
for the purpose of opposing the Bank Charter Bill.
tuipitiPi,
strong feeling on the currency question has existed
ral opip►
the agricultural classes for years past, and the gone ~eqa
0
in Essex certainly is that the Bill of 1819, and the .1'; etc;
measures which have been resorted to in order to glr'tirioaT
to the principle of that Bill, have been highlY 1,130 pet'r
Several speeches were made against the measure, ate 01;
tion to both Houses of Parliament, praying that t'_,,4l,
mum circulation of past years should be taken to. ,c7frow
the future maximum of issues ; and that the Perliwri•
which it is taken should be extended to five or more;

A SHORT QUERY (BUT 1/I,°lll
SHORT" THAN «SWEB

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN 00!
Snt—My old banking friend feels absolutely ~ 107
that in the event of Str Procrustes Peel cart
the
Currency-curse Bill, an immense contraction in ''t• Ene
culation of all banks of issue, except the Bank 0; to
land, must immediately ensue, leaving a vast
filled up by gold, and the notes of the Or°
street. concern.
The issue of the latter institution must, therefbtreutinb.e.
temporarily extended (I have already shown thrrectoq
mately it must be much contracted), and as the pb,/ eat,!:
are empowered to pass over to the issue clearro_ne,toitili:
they please, the whole of their gold and
possible, that the present circulation of twentretueen
lions may be for awhile stretched to thirty----fqro,
Government debt, &c., sixteen on gold and
Let us imagine another fortnight of dry Aweesportil;
deficient harvest, great importation of corn, an7i;peode:
tion of specie and a run on the banks—events At:
on each other, and by no means unlikely to o.et the
atter, *
Bank of England notes are driven in for speorrrof se"'
tbit
_three
posits withdrawn (the former amounting W
lions, the latter to thirteen), a demand for fer to
millions of gold is created—the Bank has sixteeur7o6o
From what source does Sir Robert Ruinall
provide the remaining twenty-seven millions ? g/40'
Yours, &c. COMMON

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BULLOCKS KILLED ON THE 01w—urrtdrib-r6
WAY.—A drove of bullocks had strayed on the -1:11
portion of the Midland line of railway, on FridaY.l:Ziogilife4
Bth instant, when the mail train, which leaves
and
soon after twelve at night, ran amongst thera,, c-urreno,
three of their number. Just before this accidenir,dogyi
engine and tender passed the drove en route to
and presently meeting the mail train referred t°,, then 'd,
became apprehensive that mischief might arisea;seetn,l).,-4
train coming up to the spot where the beasts Wers'Av tO Ve-110
put back his engine to see the result, and be rea-j 'he
assistance, when, unluckily, his own tender ran it„Pt,
drove with a tremendous crash, killing seven Ileniog.:.y.
straying animals. A cow was killed on MondaY ]err'
on the Midland line near to Loughborough.—
Lira°

IRTHS. er
On the 12th inst., at G B
rove-hill, Mrs. Thomasi rP ' u,
daughter. of a hiller.
On the 13th inst., at Holbeach, Mrs. E. —O.' daug- Jetta
On the 13th inst., Mrs. A. E. Templeton, of afge of
On the 14th inst., at Welbeck-street, the I. of
vow
Paterson, Esq., H.C.S., of a son. nt, the
On the 14th inst., at Westwell Vicarage, J3-e
the Rev. J. A. Ross, of a son, still-born. 'qrs. 13ells°11
On the 15th inst., at Kingston-upon-Thames,
Seeley, of a daughter. William
On,
ot f a he
dlasutghhtiner.st., in Montagne-place,
field, Mrs.

MARRED Upper
On
Canadtal:e
Harnett
nultet.t, at M I
Hill,
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saqr. 'so,
flioßly•atcoew-vni,lloraet3olnrsb uperep
MOP,°o
daughter of Harnnett Penpey,'Esq., of Hce-Ole, ~n
Canada.
On the 2lst ult., at Bytown, Canada West, ,;oler
Major
Thomson, li.E., to Caroline, daughter of the lat
youngesto
Powell, and widow of George Buchanan Esq. lotto
On the 14th inst., at St. Nicholas Church,' Brighton, tte,
y daughter of the late Colonel Nuthall, of t°
East India Company's service. _..,1 01311
rPo, Esq., Madras .Artillery, to Julia Char
1/10,
On the 15th inst., at St. Mary's, Islington, Richa,-,betb,
son of Mr. R. Webster, of Singsland, to Helen
Viroreat
youngest daughter of the late Thomas Gould, Esq.,
°
Yarmouth.

On the 10th inst. at WindleshamDlED, Mrs. J. W. Taylor, widow
J
of the late Colonel J. W. Taylor,. of the Bengal Arnul•est toil
On the 11th inst., at Paris, Horatio Phillips,, yong
of the late Sir Richard Phillips.
On the 12th inst., at Hanover-crescent,
Hood, Esq., M.D., aged 53. of Will'
On the 12th inst., at Doncaster, Frances, widoW
thin John Woodyear, Esq., of Crookhill, Yorkshire., ,_ vrook
On the 13th inst , at Howick Lodge, Hararnersraltn, '
Beetson, Esq.. aged 43. John flar
On the 13th inst., in Irish-street, Whitehaven, .nd A
rison, Esq., one of her Majesty's Justices of the Peace, '—
Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Cumberlan A ftiiiit
On the 16th inst., at Blanchester-square, the ion, .r.
H. Cole, late M.P. for Enniskillen, aged 64.Bri:;hton, Soncel
raklG, °f
London : Printed and Published by MIIRDO 1"0,2% 119,
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Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the vt'""
&mans, Tuesday, June 18, 1844.