The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-16 00:00:00

SUMNIARY OF NEWS

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Louis Philippe, attended by the Count de Chabsor:
the Count de Strada, and two orderly officers, wen:
t
Saturday to Versailles, at three o'clock. His Ml 9
returned to the Tuileries at six.
The Duke de Nemours' second soiree took
a dinner pari?,
Saturday evening. It was preceded by
at which were invited the Princess de Wagran3, 1113 e
Duke and Duchess de Massa, the Duke de /delon
Count and Countess Mol4, Count and Countess e 1.,.
Ili
tesquion, Count and Countess de SalvandY, A.AI tatbi
aers
Mine. Dupin, M. Mignon, M. Debelleyme, B.'e• _
evening party were the Duke de Dalmatia, e
Schramm, Jacqueminot, de Seaur, MM. Conte kier
placc.(t)!
Postmaster-General), C. Dupin, Mignet, Calnioll, Vtlg
Monier de la Sizeranne, de Chasseloup-Lauba,,cioe'l
There were about 300 persons in all. At nine e„ sat
the Prince and Princess de Joinville, the Milt' ee
Duchess d'Auraale, and the Duke eh Montpensier,
tered the rooms.
At the last reception at the Tuileries, Barry -
nt
Esq., M.P. for Totnes, lately returned from Greec.e4,
W. H. Furlong, Esq., of Exeter, recently arrived f
bj ;
Switzerland, were presented to their Majesties
Cowley. 61 at tht
General Guingret died on Sunday' aged , oil
Ecele Milit aire, of which he was the Comniandant•
distinguished officer was member of the Consultinic„%ear,
'Mace of the Staff, Commander of the Legion of I,lansis.
and Knight of St. Louis and St. Ferdinand 01 roe
General Guingret was for many years known ss "a the
chess-player, and his portrait is one of those given! sr,
print representing the great chess match betweea
Staunton and M. St. Amant. elected
The Marquis d'Audiffret, Peer of France, fats
few days back by the votes of his colleagues
part of the bureau of the Chamber, left Paris ont„,
o'
death
in all haste for Bordeaux, in consequence of the a,
his father-in-law, Baron Portal, also Peer of Frill; pat!
/
The Carlist General Zariategui had arrived public
from Piedmont. The General was preparing leb'eai
cation memoirs of General Zumalacarregui, wt. I cstl3‘
had accompanied as private secretary in sec° 1.
paigns. !,:maCoase';
The Journal des Debats states that the Siel"-„nceisen
General at Algiers has received an official anae,"-en
from his Government that all quarantine has veb-ipsyr
pressed in the kingdom of the Two Sicilies d tsa set
ee
riving from the port of Algiers, and reduce
days from other ports in the Regency. to bt (I;
The Pope lately granted a private audience •teti)
Castillo et Ayenza, the Spanish Minister PleniPe tot °
to the Holy See. This is the first representsci. the
Qua en Isabella II whom his Holiness has reeeieleesi to
A letter from Prague of the 2d states that'll. up
ottlesia
coannlencenient of the disease in horned
Dec. 22, the disease raged in 129 different Oar bs. it,
hernia, that 2,063 horne cattle were attack-7th it,,
which number 106 only had recovered ;
died of the complaint, 880 were necessarily t'"
33 were still under the scourge.
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LAW AND PC13140311. ffinit°4
In the Bail Court Mr. Justice Williams g'n'asef',,
rule nisi for an attachment against the Moor e'iegt''
members of the Town Council of Wigan, for hat' its
lected to make a return to a mandamus. Achailit
Mr. E. Edward waa sworn a proctor of the Atv„
Court, he having been admits,d by the Dean 0' ~
iii
in the first session of the present term to pract'/.
Ecclesiastical Courts. bee° ire
Charles Kerry Nicholls, whose name hss
quently before the public in connexion IrliPl4'
Westminster Loan Society, appeared in the linta
Court for the, purpose of endeavouring reiell;al
his final examination.: -The accounts which ht' pre
sol7f
were of a complicated cHaeacter. Mr. Sturgee'iooll,he
been heard for the bankrupt, the Learned Contsio;
said he did not comprehend these strange aceeti;:oos;
bankrupt's explanations were altogether ungat'isslAd
and therefore the judgment of the Court Was' jioo",.
last examination of the bankrupt should be si•eil kr,,
sine die. Mr. Sturgeon prayed for even a 1ii,133,10/,,,,?
tection for the bankrupt. Mr. Commissioner; il6,
not for a day—not for a single hour. As the rued
was. leaving the witness-box he said, with er be
phasiaa•l•am the most fearful victim who was e/- iol
the Court-- ocell,ol
At the Mansion House the Lord Mayor qtr
ie
during a considerable- time in investigating .(tirt't ‘ll
Charge of alleged felonious assault upon ay," (SST
named Mary Ann Lee, by her master, A. 11ePfl'
keeper of an eating house, in Tower-street•
soner was remanded to Friday. dor,
Dennis George Connel, described as a lahT-ot,
fully committed from Bow-street, charged `Nit,',.l,
~,, /4
a quantity of cheques from the Olympic The-ro.r,:le
At Queen-square, Mr. Charles Morton; the,Peas>
of the George, Belgrave-road, appeared at the
answer a charge preferred against him by the ffret 4
for harbouring and concealing a dozen bottles °,olto'iy‘
brandy, the same being goods liable to the PN ba 0f
duty. The case was gone into at great length„
magistrate gave it as his opinion that therfo
sufficient evidence in this case to establish the „fore
guilty knowledge, and the defendant was then 41'
titled to an acquittal. tsbif
John Daniel Wilks and John Wray, respeerabe9
fleeted young men, were fined 40s. each ati,s-e
firing off fire-arms in the public highway at e„clo''
sonable hour of the morning, to the terrors'
ance of the inhabitante and casual passers by°( r;jl
A mendicant, named James Barnett, 19 Ye'oeo,
whose only clothing was a very thin pair (4.11°0
bl
a blue checkered shirt, the colour of which eoe'e}o,,,i.
be distinguished, was charged at the Thames
police-sergeant Grave, of the K division, Witt',,eoYo▪
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mendicancy, by which he had successfully leell.ll°.sll
butions on the public. The prisoner was a te.J14,0,
impostor, who made an excellent living by „
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pavement with the word " Starvation," and 4,lotrcf
before it. He had been frequently clothed by
persons, but the day after he appeared: 1a
•t
Starvation" costume. His pocket was tull °dof f
when he was apprehended. He was committe-
teen days. •
COUILT--,rdBEEIOIXOLD*IS'
1
The Duke of Manchester has arrived 1'1614'
at-
the north of Ireland, from Kimbolton Castle, hoe
dnshire. We learn that favourable accounitsh'. • eft';
received from. Portugal of the Duchess's hest'osa.3.i''
The Duke`of Wellington left Apsley HO' Sf',,(
day, after attending the Privy ,Council st,t
Castle. for Strathfieldsaye, where his Grace '6 elf /
to remain until the meeting of Parliament. 540.iiti
The Duke of Norfolk arrived in St Jarnes'l3;"
Monday from Arundel Castle. The Ducbe-
, ` .
,
Ladies Howard remain, at the Castle. e fes
The Marquis and Marchioness of Lori Auold
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at Inverary Castle, on a visit to the eD k al"
Duke 00,
Argyll. L,d9 gill
The Marchioness of Lansdowne and
Fitzmaurice arrived at Lansdowne House tlte
from Bowood. The Marquis of Lanedevfp-101; io
Berkeley-square, on a visit to the Duke al" il •a
Bedford, at Woburn Abbey. teonsd
Lady Peel has arrived at the familY a.aff°'
Whitehall-gardens, from Drayton Manor,
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BSISONllO64LisrAlott y L. ibitlif
A public meeting is to be held on t"'tbe Tart
Guildhall, Bath, to petition for a repeal of „Igor A,
tax. Mr. Roebuck and Lord Duncan, thf
the city, are expected to be preaent. rt1141:01iY
A petition is in course of signature at r,1:0 cir- 0,
vil, praying " That a Local Courts Bill, vi";`,Eo
quiripg a knowledge of the Welsh langupS",,(o▪ 1
judges of the Loc .1 Courts in Wales, taellaitl'offfi
law at an early period of the next session &togs,
'A question was recently made by the Aecellerar?
revenue with respect to a cask of liqui„“ iter4Cll//
juice, imported into this country from s'e„,atia'S
tl
entered for duty by the parties as goods `ii.icti,jdol
at the ad valorem duty of 20 per cent.,i ``ierisnot,
tamed as being improperly entered, gnu h
directions of the Board to Dr. Ure, the c. eclec.itigaat°.
purpose of analysation. The article 11%0 biGer,tl
him to be the juice of cherries, and f0110".,' Of: tilde"
'tilled, to contain a spirit having the flarc".f) tlio;!
'With about the same per cantage proporlf reai.,4'
as is contained generally with the average fgecL ,sqf
and has, therefore, been directed to be ehgt,7o Prdli
as " wine " (of other sorts). This order '00"
municated to the officers at the several der r
their information and future government' ,acelic).so4l,
Mr. Frederick Goulburn, son of the Cbeao.-
~
Exchequer, has been appointed to the of obvilt
Board of Customs, caused by the dent- ens, ag0.,1.1
Heficage Legge, one of the Cornraisst°lloo.o; r,t
month since. It was rumoured a day Commissar t*'
°,o° .e'
such an event was probable, and it t,12,001,,,i/01
correct, as the appointment has been cono`s ofl3llo, ti
Goulburn will shortly enter into the dutie viOrt
The foundation-stone of steam btsi roci‘e .11r
Portsmouth on Monday, by Sir 11,7" e 01t6
es pc'
superintendent of the dockyard. ea 0 bt
Mr. W. J. Alexander, recently appoiAnt, t
Majesty's counsel, took his seat on Toes",70311)"'1e1
of the Honourable Society of the Middle le ,01
Pie fri
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DEFEAT OF A SHABBY PROCEE
of Bishop Crony to Mr. O'Connell, eil,e's't pa. 4" aft/01• '
the See of Rome to that Prelate, "1" 'r och'
the Dublin Evening Post of last SaturdaP clel,; 0"
by the statement of our Dublin CorresPilt) ol'oattti
terday's Advertiser, the proprietor of the der fPlijet',
the publication of his paper until after t 0138.,09., e
the mail, " for the purpose of favourluF'erreysl
journal at the expense of the rest." °ucead e,,1011/1.,
was, therefore, put to the inconvenience. I).Yobtrot
an express, in order to defeat the tritt'o be 0..40
priority of intelligence was attempted dges,
tb
The Chronicle of yesterday duly acknowe t 00' bit',
leader, the favour of the Post. ga ~ilislAilsrA;rl,:tii
Contemporary we have nothing to ci)S d t"
ty
letter being at public document and inteu thetell°
publication, we consider the conduct what is ipof
Post contemptible in the extreme---hu tiaer lifeld
peeted from a Whig T— Morning Adver ke oi /1
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ROYAL VISIT TO STOWE.--The Thig It °I 01
ton does not go to meet the Queen stt,.,l'_hert sikkgaiiti
!less Prince Albert, as stated. Sir It' ~r
Peel, the Earl and Countess of Jersebea, vryll
mentina Villiers, the Earl of Abel:100r the Of
Graham, the Earl and Countess D'",jobae',ool'ol
Mary S. West, the Marquis ofannt.rier.l-"tdeys 1401.701.1101,.
and Countess of Orkney, Lord
Dr. Buckland, are among the persoi a.Auebes,laic
are to be the guests of the Duke ..jjfey
inglatin during the visit of lier J,uotriofir
Sheriff of the county is to present t;viii be
morrow evening to her TAlajesty, an
.oin the royal circle at (Lauer,