The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-18 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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Otibtic 4(44.1ant0i1.

" Who runs nuly read.'

On Monday evening their Majesties the King vain:.
Queen of the French received the Duke de Broglie,
vaunt Montesquiou, General Jacquinot, Messrs. liceeill
lin
va o
and Martin (du Rhone), Deputies, and M. Ad"'
Barrot
The. Address Committee of the Deputies on Teesd)f,4
heard read the draft, as drawn up by its reporter.,_.,,
Hebert. The Chamber will be convoked for Thu being
to receive the Address, and to fix the day for itsvi:.,rbse
taken into consideration, which there is uo doubt
Monday next.
Thde Committee on the Bill for the suPP"`rl•iiiiiter
credits for 1843 and 1844 has called upon the .'ffaieof
for Foreign Affairs for documents relating to the ,►
lof
Portendic, referred to the arbitration of the
Prussia. Nir Felv
The King has granted his exequatur to G.
tom
therstonhaugh, Esq., (her Britannic Majesty's late
misionor for the North American boundary, and of the
of an " Excursion through the Slave States
United States"), to be her Majesty 's Consul at 11,!,ing
Mr. Featherstonhaugh, having had the honour oit :ow
presented to their Majesties, left Paris ou We°
morning for his post. t stoas
Preparations are being made for laying the firs ac
of the tomb of Napoleon, a ceremony which is OP
to be shortly performed by the King. „ the
A letter from Algiers gives the following. on.
French force now in Algeria :—Division of Aigle;to of
eluding officers, 37,000; ditto of Oran, 29,500,1„h0re°
Constantino, 24,500. Total, 91,000; from v."' 010
be deducted 14,000 on furlough, or in the !tester of
staking the effective force 71,000. The 1111112
horses is 16,000, and of mules 5,000. to C°P.
The Augsburg Gazette mentions a report -114)10000
stautinople that the Turkish army, which is 001 Y „grid
strong, although nominally it is 150,000, is to he"'
to an effective force of 200,000. the Pl.
Letters from Warsaw confirm the report that ls
peror of Russia has ordered the execution of ot.
Ukase against the Jews to be suspended for the sititsri
" The causes of the recent rebellion in the
neor
School of St. Cyr," says the Presse, " do not,en,r titsh
have been very serious in themselves. Fora I°,,li'se, Il
the pupils of a certain standing in the School 601
usage, imposed upon the new corners, during WeCraellf,
year, a thousand unpleasant, and sonsetiraesebe Jilt
painful, obligations and treatment. Some of ~,'
of the youths who entered having doterminedhrliolo'
these barbarous usages, were exposed to s°7lo ‘1,°41,.:$
treatment, that the lives of several were plaev,dras"
ger. It therefore became necessary for the Co°3'"ole re;
of the School to interfere. This gave rise tegitiiit'2'
hellion ; but the punishment inflicted by the bo fel
of War, upon the most prominent culprits, fie
stored
he order."
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T Revue de Paris says, that the announeeSol`4.
being the intention of the Government to pus ~.-notsh,
establishments of Jesuits that exists in France e,
P founded, such a measure being im racticahtLif
Jesuits hold their property not as a collective
in the names of individuals. r of tb
His Excellency Sami Pacha, Privy Councilwit os"
Viceroy of Egypt, arrived at Marseilles last Wee
way to Paris.
nd, tbw
According to the last accounts from Switzer- GoO';
io stall great excitement about the Jesu its. The n °
ottJtc
ment of Lucerne was in daily expectation of 14-
from the volunteer forces of Argon. nrelih
A letter from Athens, of the 31st ult., ann°r; sfl_,;
the chief subject of conversation in that capit°ll,-3er6
said to be communicated by Austria to the ext''.ll,:ii
Powers, directing their attention to Greek a`,l4ololsie
suggesting that the following resolutions 5",-tbe'd,
agreed to between them :—" 1. That considerins
positions obligatory which established the liellen'be of;
dom, the 40th article of the Constitution aheulti,hoS,3el
pressed, which requires that the heir to the throof
of the Greek Church. 2. That the Powers, being c'efecidevi
to regard the present boundaries of Greece s,"beaP
fixed, disapprove of any attempt to extena
That desiring the consolidation of the Greek °o,
That
they should see with displeasure any atteraPt...t°bute,
the tranquillity of the interior." There %"'' Carr
British ship of war at the Pincus, the Belvidere' i°
the lion. G. Grey. The French Admiral '111,13
mained there with several ships of the line
frigate.
LAW AND POZICIII. ,a, cSIY,I
Mr. Cowling obtained a rule in the Bail Ceti's° rdi
on the treasurer of the county of Lancaster
cause why he refused to pay to the coroner or e'ibolr.
divisions of the said county the fees and expenses °,gigb`
129 inquests. Under the new law an inqueoith Na
held by any coroner in whose jurisdiction ueiioos;,‘
place, but previously if an accident happen, 0°J11)
county, and the person injured was remove 11)A'avor
county, but ultimately died in a third, it ivss":lbej
a coroner had any jurisdiction, and it was '14',01',1
pose of settling this point that the application -DO
The Court of Common Pleas heard appeals
decisions of the revising barristers.
Robert Barrett, who lately kept the Sa°el;lo'
Saloon, Windmill-street, was discharged by the ter
Court. trq
At the Guildhall John and George Axtel"!'otl
teel-looking youths, who were charged on a 11,re,;117
with burg lariously entering the chamber of Misr
barrister, in the Middle Temple, were NV
for trial. gllg
Ten male and three female paupers belertiefoi
Luke's, Chelsea, the greater part of whorn
eighteen years of age, were charged at WV?'
with being disorderly and refusing to work in bee°,
The charge was clearly proved. It having& b!, 01,
that one of the male defendants could 110r",i': °."AIP
accountable for his stations, he was discharge",itlVl
remainder of the male defendants were ceAlpit rti;
fourteen days—the females for ten days. et,/
fendants were locked up, they made such 141,0
shouting and singing, that they could be iles
derable distance off. lisj,
Thursday, Mr. James Keech Buesel, 11'R°. ter 601
merly carried on an extensive business an a°3„-sbl/1
at Camberwell, was committed from L°l33;-o,tf Jor,
charge of fraud, and embezzling various suani )1P
to a considerable amount, the property
Saunders, a tailor and draper, at Peckham-W.
43 OUNT—PAIIIIEMON 40020' 'oil')
The Duke of Norfolk has left St. James at
join the Duchess and the Ladies Howard r
Castle.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Nornaanhi Kg"
staying on a visit to the Duke and Duchess -tile tr
at Woburn Abbey, are expected to arrive at.
r
den Hotel to-day for the season. Ol
IS-f)
The Earl of Auckland and the Hon. -54 PP)
staying at Woburn Abbey, on a visit to the .0;
Duchess of Bedford.
The Earl and Countess De ; ;rey are ell'iroaleitl,'
James's-square early in the ensuing week' sl
Park, Beds, en route for Brighton. The 14°-
regret to state, is still in delicate health. ,f 1
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The Earl of Aborgavenny has arrive `l
from Eridge Castle. bitio
The Earl of Devon has left PowderhanLeiiiii6
Noble Earl's seat in Devonshire, where his forri
niotire
been sojourning during the last two nth°. °-
,0
to resume his duties as chairman on the Ten
Commission. t
Viscount and Viscountess Adore are file
Castle. The Noble Viscountess is perfect',
from her recent accouchement.

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fiX6I3IIII6I.ALNBOVO. .t Ori r
In the report last week of the it:Vie:AO 00i
Staite, who was murdered by the PO7, ell ore
r
Earl of Coventry's estate at Crcome, ,0
that a memorial was signed by Lb° .34 t)
the game-laws, which the Coroner wlttotee'it,'se
to transmit to the Secretary °f ; reelect/
Hyde, the Coroner, has complied with tih's 051
on Tuesday a letter was received from luir.
knowledging the receipt of the rnernornoh•e aisPO'Tr
'of
has been the subject of discussion before t- the lot
of the city of Worcester, and a petition Wore.
Lure is now in course of preparation for , itooi
o'o 4
Act legalising the sale of game. ,it f '
In answer to inquiries made on ThursclaY, itsel
that a slight improvement had manifeste"oalt,
health of the respected Member for South ' ;I!
Wood, who has been seriously ill for sotae 0
die Vile
•
his country seat, near Eltham, Kent. It tie
,
On Thursday afternoon, about five 0 e treel/j
of Mr. Inwood, a general dealer in Wc/od,jt-ogrfrere,,y,
street, Gray's Inn-lane, were thrown dare
by a fire in the shop. It originated thr,",,7510,„ fliTtio°
ing a naptha lamp, which Mrs Inwood 'ere P-0,1611+
In a short time the contents of the shop "tire
they were soon extinguished, but the en „well' jol
of the stock and shop front was the 005" ripood
fre
Inwood was much burnt. t .0801 frteei
111 A fancy ball was given on ThursdaY wel
Theatre, under the auspices of some 11_,Itos tc),.00/jt,
lady. Each purchaser of a ticke,t v'hich
tejoily,
sented with " some works of art,' h",. esee„.osl;
of an album, with some good copies the
of an album, with some good copieS 0
sorrYg
The notion is a good one ; but we are 0". e 0, ;
want of sufficient publicity, or froin 501tiy,
it did not take. The whole asse°, 00ee 'er
o'clock, consisted of two sets of quadrillel4,
was evidently French, and the other Pgrity forcool'tii‘/,
int
wish our friends, the gentlemen wh° q woes r
grand bal masque, by a dozen Polka gen f°,,ylo
what French grace and esprit can d°:ey !to"- V'
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quadrille. Assuredly in future years t- eft 007,
their old masters. peel histl3oo4ol
Mr. Ransford, on Thursday, proun-,,r, ow coe
tainment, on Gipsey Life and Charac"" The
Hall, Store-street, with great sucoos•
A.O
was numerous and elegant. Vrittif
.411 f
of
LINENDRAPERS' AND 51L1E•Me'8C,,E,,49.6/1"1"ri:
—Thu annual ball in aid a t7hurse",,'er
flourishing institution was held en feati'oe
.0 4
Willis's Rooms, and was patronised vbien obti,
proved the increasing estimation with foe 00 o,r
plea as well as the mode of carrying o"noinerose e
the institution is regarded by the rerYerson'oo )14
embraced by the society. 6OO P od,stes'4,4
and expressed the highestsatsfactirinot,bs.o, ter
rangements of the evening. Mr• A,tsbalell est'ofir
Younghusband, as caterer of the 'Tat_ teast.willi?jo,
equal satisfaction ; and it was not nlat tu-SeoP
gratification to the members to lcarne,_Lta atteneu„er..ll:i
ing every application of relief had the rreo.qef
big the year with the utmost libera dioo
fund, required by the rule to heciVritlie°°o7,i'ted 0
less a sum than 25,0001. Mr.
the ceremonies.