The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-23 00:00:00

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FORZION.
According to a letter from Eu, of the 19th, the redeleirs.
tions by the King and Queen fur the previous tw°
~Y,
have been very numerous, and each day thtuss ).s'aibb,,
large dinner party. To-day, the King, acconaPallie" ii,
the Ministers of Justice and Public Works,
Audenarde, de Rumigny, and Friant, and sevesrO'l nt,ies
persons, took an airing in the park. Their Ai %le' ,s
had again a large party to dinner. Amongst the guesr`o
were the Prefect of the Department, and the Gene
Commandant of the Divison. C' at
Generhaer
The Duke d'Aurnale has received, through the C Olt
de Flahaut an invitation to visit the Imperial family
tit •
Vienna, with his young bride, immediately after thi
marriage.
The Phare de la Manche, of the 17th, says:—
'viol`
" Th...
steamers which formed the royal squadron in the
to England, returned to our harbour (Cherbourg) on
Wednesday afternoon. The Elan arrived at two, the
Gomer and the Caimon at three, and the Pluton at four.,
The police of Perigueux have discovered that Gellert'
Amettler and five or,six other Spanish officers, to wiler
that town had been assigned as a residence, have Owl ,
et':
st
destinely taken their departure. Later accounts:
that t::'ey were arrested at the frontiers by French Cur
tom-houa:3 officers.
Prince AThert of Prussia returned from Toulon to
Marseilles es-ee,he 14th inst., and, on the following Veen;
ing, set out for Nice. He is believed to have deferred
.
his visit to Aia.
A letter fromlger Constantinople, Oct. 2, in the An,eilir.,g
Gazette, says:—" The Porte seems to have sertellotio.
come to the resolution to fortify and place in a 5.41,,
of defence the entrance of the lsZosphorus on the 1310;
Sea and the Dardanelles. Several ,officers of enginee_4
have declared that the present for tificationa are insuffieleou
to prevent an enemy's fleet from effecting its eussagede.,
it. could compass its object by landing artillery off,:
stroy the Turkish batteries. Artillerymen, to the 000
ber of 3,900, will be sent to the Dardanelles, aid 2'
to the-forts at the entrance of the Bosphorus. ~ tat)",
The Lyons journals of the 18th announce the 100_4„.
ing melancholy acejdent:—" The Directors of the ror:-. ,
ling Hospital at Lyons having called in all the cbliTZTee-
who were out at nurse, in order to place thers nreio
more immediate superintenaence, twenty-eight of T1",3%,
were embarked on Monday last at the port of ' -113',05,
on the Rhone, in art open boat, to be brought talto,
The poor young creatures, separated from their nel'ope
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and frightened at the water, all rushed at parting t,a,-,, w
side of the boat, and caused it to upset. Lamentatere,
relate, all of them, together with the two boatmen, '
drowned." en el
It appears, from an official return, that at the e 475
August last, there had been completed in GesVilleroe
French leagues. of railroads, and that the 0441 fifty .
ployed amounted to 136 millions of florins (abort,
millions sterling).
The Commission of Staj Scientific Of
stics of the t,
gress of Milan reported to that body that tber.!,o;ip
seventy savings' banks in Italy, having forty In
there
(1,600,0001.). tn
The same Cotuissioo declaree thatso,an
arc 114 homes of refuge for poor childeen, where 1 10,0171
pee,,se of 18/900
,itt
are nourished and educated, at an ex
per annum, collected by voluntary contributions. , the ~
Papal States are not included in this account, o'l4-
Pontifical Government has hitherto rejected the i, 0
~
tution of houses of refuge for children, as tenob
favour the principles of Protestantism.
LAW Arai POLLUX.
At the Central Criminal Court John George.),
tage, alias John Bracebridge, was convicted of bir
and sentenced by the Recorder to one year's imP"'"
ment, with hard labour. as hr
In the New Court John Murphy, aged 53, Ir,_ gree
dieted for stealing several lengths of canvass, tu,e,,,Joe*
party of Messrs. S. Perrott and Co., his era1,,,"",,,er ;
The evideaco was so complete that Mr. Payne, W' ear
fended the prisoner, admitted it would be folly 1 _fle ie
bees- i ,
tend against it. The prisoner, who bad long ,se
the confidential employ of the prosecutors, at a sluP•4;cM
70/. per annum, was convicted, and sentenced to 0 el
years' transportation. a
ceov
The October Adjourned Sessions for Middlesi ose
menced at the Guildhall, Whc
estminster. The enie
toed
contained the names of 41 prisoners, 38 of wt!leir
charged with felony, and the remaining three or thoe
demeanour. The Court sat up to a late houvvr:lf
purpose of going through the whole of the conunit co;
i
Not a single case of interest came before the
di,
during the day.
James Murphy, the pretended dealer in eost'llgibellooke
tea and tobacco, was convicted at the Surrey Sesoet ..'
of obtaining 21. from Edward ,Horne, a groceroo,lo
pretence of selling him two packets- of tea. Ile;ier per ,
convicted of stealing half a sovereign from an% ishollr
son. He was sentenced to twelve mortOe' bar bor'.
at Brixton. The Court refused sll, Sor°e
penses.
Yesterday, a young woman, re
was brought before Alderman G
house, by Mr. Owen, proprietor o
tavern, in Lower Thames-street,
She had been brought up from H
mistress, who decamped with ht'
without money or friends, in I
She was ordered to be taken a
again on Friday.
An attempt was made at
Staridge, of Cornhill, to convict
of cruelty, for using the ordin,
peared, that several experiments
construction of calf carts, and the
thod was the best. One of the "
had been adopted on the suggest
had smothered so many calves,
forced to give it up. In the ord
slept comfortably the greater part
complaint was dismissed.
Three men, named Street, W
committed from Bow-street, for '
Mr. Nicholas Walker, landlor
Drury-lane.
At the Thames Police- court,
riner, and late second mate of i
the ' river, charged with cuttini
tarn Matthew Macintosh, the m:
with intent to murder or do his
harm ; and John Newman, carps
came to give evidence for the other prisoner`' - iPio,,
apprehended late in the afternoon, charged iv.."--cArdt
and abetting Holmes in the commission of tP. ,e_f 00,7 ~
and also with assaulting Mr. John Bell, the OLT - f
of the ship, were committed to New ate for trisPi a,
At Clerkenwell, William Powell, a painter sloe° , '
residing in Johnson's-street, St. Pancras, fi,
up in the custody of 205 S, charged with ha 004
his wife, whereby she became chargeable to" ,41 '
parish. The prisoner had been locked an pa e,,,,,,-',
o'clock at night until a quarter after three In le'l , 4
noon, in consequence of the parish officers Peg aki 1
attend. It appeared moreover that the vrarrsosoti:
he was detained was not legal, and the Magitita ' t
mented on the neglectful conduct of the P11"-'`r', I
rities. The prisoner, who cohabits with an
, or
was discharged, on agreeing to allow his wigfe4, 1 ,
John Watts, a man in the employment of
Evans, of 20, Lower Sloane-street, baker, Wil„Ui Itii 1
from Queen-square, charged with having ron' '
ployer to a very considerable extent. ,I
At Lambeth-street, John Larkin, a sel 1
young fellow, was detained for having in his
,oteT 't
a new patent powder-flask, of which he wain ' • ' !
satisfactory account. d:
Two women, named Moss, alias Smith, 30 _., of • . , ,
were committed from Union-hall, on a chargv
stealing. vii 00,104'-
,
There was not a single chfrge at the • Ali•-yeir,
Police, court, not a warrant or ii summons to -1' ii
nor even an application to occupy the
tention for a brief period.
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001374T-P.aailluart6b3o.• blis P i
We are happy, says the Post, in being it. 40 ,
nounce the intention of her Majesty to hoot it,
quis and Marchioness of Exeter with a viefo .
princely residence, Burleigh House, near Sts o, '4' I
early a period as possible subsequent to the - OUP
the new Royal Exchange. It is probable disco ~,
leave Windsor for Lincolnshire, about th„,„l-41P
ment of the ensuing month. The Noble :1,0,,,,,ft
family have already arrived at Burleigh go—ther .
the necessary preparations for the reception a
'visitors. ,
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge ~,.n nAle
nd tile
ditary Grand Duke and Duchess of e'-`l,'"a It
Strelitz have accepted an invitation from 14—,,,,i
and Marchioness of Ailesbury to honour them
company at Tottenham Park, near Marlboros:
the ensuing week. Their Royal Highee6eAti: • '
- '
Kew for Tottenham on Friday next. A
party are invited to meet their Royal Highu—i, ~
The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort bear(},
to join the family circle at Badminton. Thei
invited to meet the royal and distinguisbeu got,. ,1
ets
Tottenham Park, the seat of the Marquis
chioness of Ailesbury, on Friday next. ...100;011'
The Duke and Duchess of Somerset red ref ,f
present at Wimbledon Park. The Pen 7 Jet, Ore'
Graces departure for Brighton is not Ye,ot—lneeio'
on, and it is feared the Noble Duke's indiorpc itivotir t
prohahlYhave the effect of detaining the fai° islifljes
The Countess of Wilton and family isleli of fiffe:
Grosvenor-square, from Binstead Cottage, iteo-e, '
Her Laqship leaves town on Friday iora. tieg .0
e Die iv ,
bray. The Earl of Wilton left Hyde on 0°4%,
beautiful yacht, the Xarifa, on a cruise le Lie '0
and it will probably be some days before - wittaf'
joins the Countess in Leicestershire.
The Earl Fitzwilliam has been lateli eipent#3o6,l,olelg
distinguished party at Wentworth House' .reifStaeld
of Normanby, the Earl and Countess of PHT•crir,,:l2
Earl and Countess of Zetlamt, Viscount nu'. WI lrit
cHoosovticekss, Viscount and Viscountess Afil,
_te.t.de' <Pr
o
Lord Wharncliffe, -lri.lob'' 0,
Howard, and others, have been visiting the 1
azzilosuixabair;ovo• aOl
During the last few weeks most exte137:01011041
tions have been making at the magnificent ra'releor-6b
Marquis of Exeter, Burghley Park, for aged brior
her Majesty the Queen, who has sig.,,-,00 v.'
pleasure of visiting the head of the noble m"
in the early part of the ensuing month. ~, 01
..1: of
It is stated that her Majesty and his •Dtioet ;410:101
Prince Albert, accompanied by some por-for .
poi
ftawnot
previouslyßoyal Fatmoily, will visit Claremont the 1,
of opening the
NepwroßcoeedulingEtochLondoon fses'turoji l;
Royal x ang • , the it
is the day spoken of for the departure 01 401
Windtcr for Claremont House.
wrote" 0* 4
LUW definitively fixed that a vidot"" tab
shall take place, but it is believed that t:e:os el":
rangemente will not be made till the be

to allow • ;
$11.1311(11:
named Mary' ;
;:iibbs at the ',o"—orrer,l
of the Yorkshiie,l
as a destitute 17,4,
Kulit by her master% .-
L.
ter thmdle, and left
the streets of
;are of, and broil:VT
the Guildhall, ht
t a farmer . -
inary ciaPaiti;
3 had been tried t.
hat, after all, the
humanity carts,„
,tion of .A.h.lerra:.._,
, that the f.
rdinary cat*
rt of the journei•"-**•
Hyatt, and Lott $ 1
1;4
burglary in the .-:-*ll
rd of the B":
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Herbert ilohneh ' !It
the Cuba, now
ng and woundill 40.4
aster of the sona
dm some grieirout
penter of the Ca1*..1,00
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