The Sun.
London, England, 1844-11-02 00:00:00

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Tuesday being the fourth anniversary of the "biti
sion to power of the present Ministry, all the men'
of the Cabinet dined with the King at Saint Cloud. 4,
A Toulon letter mentions a report that, after the v,„
riage of the Duke d'Aumale, the Prince and Pritici;'
Joinville will take up their residence for the Winter
the environs of Toulon.
The Augsburgh Gazette states from Constantincia,,o
Oct. 9, that Mr. Bourne, the English Post-onlee,
had returned to Alexandria from Cairo, after havbio
two interviews with Mehemet Ali, which has causedr
enout.ce all hope of success in the object

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The Dowager Empress of Brazil and the Deo e
Leuchtenberg arrived at Munich on the 23d for
winter. The lormer will embark for Brazil iu 1431i,,e1
Accounts Flom Bayonne state that Colonel PPios:,
Mendiconti, fo: m.vly Aide-de-camp to Espartero, I:„i
rived there abs ut three wet:l(s before from Lead°l3'
out on the 25th inst. for Spain.
The Marquis of Santa Cruz, a relation of the ietfa
E,prtero, arrested at the same time as Geli:ty.
Arnettier, at the moment they were about to cras'Tlit
Srnnish frontier, and brought back to Perpignan'
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Marquis was Preiidtnt of the Insurrectional J4l'
Cartbagena.
The annual meeting of the proprietors of th" fiftl°o
and Havre Railway took place on Wednesday, a.`)', eoJ
attended by a great number of both the Englisi'ot
French shareholders. M. Charles Laffitte presided. 50
report of the progress of the works, and of their Pred*
state, was read by the secretary, M. Thibandeau,
gave great satisfaction.
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By a royal ordonnance, dated the 26th lut" ti
custom-house of Boulogne-sur-Nler is added 0,01
number of those previously indicated for the eiPt
manufactured articles of gold or silver under the la"
19th Brumaire, year VI.
It appears from a recent return that the poploa":10
the French colonies at the last census, in 1842, /0%!
follows :—Martinique, 42,403 free, 76,172 slaves ;, ,e.;
daloupe and its dependencies, 37,830 free, 92,63961'14„.0'
French Guyana, 5,805 free, 14,500 slaves ; 15°1/'
39,060 free, 66,064 slaves.
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According to a statistical account published 01%0
by order of the Minister of Commerce, it apptara.,;d
in the ten years from 1833 to 1843, the State exPe'tos
for the maintenance of 10,933 convicts a sum off
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millions four thousand francs, being an averse
dr
centimes per day for each, whereas, in several ofTthe
partments, the salary and emoluments of the teacher'
public schools do not amount to 80 centimes per d'42'o
A letter from St. Pierre (Martinique) of the, sof
ult., in the Memorial Bordelais, states that two hintroi,
pamphlets, printed under the auspices of the
Slavery Society, had been seized there on hottr',
~50t
Bon-Henri, from Havre. It is added that the hes"oir
the slaves had been previonsly turned by similar Pp
lications, and that a rising had been feared, bill
prevented by the energy of the authorities.

LAW AND POZ4CD.
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The case of Mr. Renton Nicholson, of the Garinl.,ol'
' Bead, in Bow-street, came on for hearing in ther.:iir
vent Court before Mr. Commissoner Polka. 'The
solvent was ordered to be discharged.
„„hicl•
Mary Davis, aged 25, was commuted from the u—ti
hall to Bridewell, to be kept on bread and gruel fOl.
days, for breaking a pane of glass at the shop of 3 , 'ld
in the Old Bailey, who refused to give her some bre!. j 0
A crossing-sweeper in Belgrave-square, who gagecod
name Teddy M`Donnough, was charged at the Let
by
square Court with having attempted to pawn a vsltig,
gold Geneva watch, the property of Lady Selina Dr
man, which he had picked up in the street. The. Pied
soner, in answer to the charge, said that he bad Peo
the watch up, and said he had tried to pawn it beta
he he was in great distress. He was discharged,
after 5
ceiving a severe lecture from Mr. Bond, and the "
was given up to her Ladyship's butler.
e6s' William Smith, charged with stealing a set 02 harm
the property of Richard Cooper, butcher, 54, Grey.
Portland-street, was fully committed from Marlborolig
Street.
At Marylebone Benjamin Lambourn, who for 4 Peri.ie 0
of nearly 25 years has held the situation of wsite'
lbbotson s Hotel, Vere-street, Oxford-street, was 10°`°14
up in custody, and remanded on a charge of embezzil
money, the property of his employer. 15
Edward Faithful, a warehouseman in the 0,
hr,ught up for re-examination, at Union-hall, erisij.
with violating the person of Sarah Alice Nott, of t
worth. He was bound over himself in 1,0001., an`,;l
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sureties in 2501. each, to appear at the Central Cri7
Court to answer the charge.
An elderly female, named Sophia Jones, charged lo
ate
Mr. Davis, the master of the Hammersmith
workhouse of the Kensington Union, with having re
mersmitir Police-court. l
to work, was committed for seven day s 7 from the a

*colingT—reagriZorf.attior4s.
It is rumoured that her Majesty and the Prince Co;
sort intend, after returning from Burleigh House, ;be
seat of the Marquis of Exeter, to honour with visits ve
noble owners of Goodwood, Arundel, and Strathfieldssio
Price Paul Lieven arrived a few days ago from
-PAti,,ff
and had been sojourning at Richmond until Thuts".'
when he came to town.
The Duke of Devonshire, who is still at Ilarawit
hall, closes his residence at that splendid mansion Ile-
week, and then proceeds to Chatsworth.
The Marquis of Salisbury has returned to town frfe,
Hatfield House, :tat has since gone to Walther Cast
on a visit tz, the Duke of Wellington.
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The Duchess of Victory (Madame Espartero), ace
•tour•
rfaied by her eldest daughter and Colonel Guerra, Feel
ncssed her Majesty's progress in the state processiono,
Monday from the house of a silversmith in the You
General Espartero was prevented from j Dining his '5
on account of indisposition.
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The Marquis and Marchioness of Ely and 1,4-i1ke 5
,
Loftus leaVe Thomas's Hot 1, at the close of the wee
for Brighton, where they intend to reside during be
winter.

The Duke and Duchess of Richmond will receivese
succession of visitants at Gordon Castle, until the C,' "Ito
of the month, when they leave for the south en route
Goodwood Park for the winter.
Earl Fitzhardinge commences the hunting eamr3
in the Broadway country on the 2d. His Lord6l)fir
has arrived at German Cottage, his beautiful villa 9e
Cheltenham.
I 'The Earl of Ellenborough left town yesterday r.iftern
for Walmer Castle, on a visit to the Duke of Wellingti"
who is entertaining a select party at that ancient casce,
o
The Countess of Jersey has left town to joinnrre
Ladies Clementina and Adele Villiers at Brighton.
Earl of Jersey remains in town.

WrIcSOMZI,..B.II7ECitrZ.
Mr. Horace Twiss, Q.C., has been appointed Vice
Chancellor of the County. Palatine of Lancaster. of
A correspondent states that the leet jury of the m"„' ;It
Liberty, on Wednesday, presented four booksellersp-r
Holywell-street--three for selling obscene, and one
selling blasphemous works ; and levied penalties Y 311"
frbin 251. to 501. upOn them. -
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The Hebrews it: town having received more nllureot
information respecting the extreme destitution 01 Tre, - numbers of their brethren and their families at Moga'their
Who have literally been sacked and, plundered of
vbe
all, have set on toot a subscription for their relief.
list is headed by the firm of Rothschild with 5001
Thursday morn rig, between 5 and 6 o'clock, the P-,
mises of Mr. Ben,anain, landlord of the Black Lieu %Our
vaults, Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane (late in the, oeonPor
tion of the noted " Money Moses"), were entered
~ce
some thieves, who, it is supposed, effecte.:l an entra; ,
by forcing the trap-door of the cellar, and thenol j°o
ceeded upstairs to the bar, where they succeedeuthe stealing a quantity of copper !vizi silver moneys iron .cts,
till, besides table linen and wearing apparel, with Will
they effected their escape.
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Information has beiat given to the police of a burg„ d,
which was committed on the premises of Messrs. %I, sto
dington arid Co., Coleman-street, who, on their return
be
busiress on Monday morning last, discovered thrA&
W'-rehouse had been entered by some daring robbers,
an immense quantity of silks stolen.