The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-20 00:00:00

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The ball at the Tuileries on Tuesday nig"' eita
very brilliant description. Their Majesties, aceol°P: st
by the Princes and Princesses, entered the roojolA;
half-past eight, and at nine the dancing coramille.A by
about twelve o'clock the Arab chiefs, accomp.lol7 re'
Colonel Joussouf, arrived, and were most graciou9,9r, 0
ceived by the Royal family. A splendid suPreode
which their Royal i iighnesses the Duke and Dnenjog,
Nemours presided, was served in the Salon de Diane, the
The Royal family retired at two o'clock. Aol°Pgositer
guests were all the Cabinet Ministers,
bassadors, a great number of Peers, DePuti ,
foreigners of distinction. crib"
Numerous workmen, says ealignani's 11100.1
Thursday, are engaged night and day Prelleiroanc.
stage at the Theatre of the Tuileries, for the peloo tb.
of Hamlet, which the English company. ,t 11„ eOl
honour of acting before the Court. It will " "peesris ter
they definitively close their representations in ~,,o,ot
the Forego,
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morrow night, the entertainments being hosehe 10/01
of Mr. Mitchell, to whose spirit and enterpibee 10/01
of Shakspeare are indebted for the gratificatioa eijof per
them by this brilliant, but too brief, serietflosis;
formances. Mr. Macready will appear in a.,,.11 irTryll's
fragment of one of his greatest characters, 0%0; ell
which includes some of the noblest passages/2;o d'l"
proceeded from even Shakspeare's pen. ;sl 01
Juliet, slightly abridged, will follow, the prinato 01'
meters by Miss Faucit and Mr. Graham ; and, i,, 09
elude, the charming Mdlle. Plessy, of the France ;, tlO
appear in an English character, Lady Freelove, :,",tio
pretty comedy of A Day after the Wedding, lati3O 0
which Mdlle. Plessy received the greatest 013 Pd vises
Londed, when she acted it before the Queen 50 100
Albert, and in which she will appear this evening
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their Majesties at the Tuileries. f. 1'
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The mayors of the different arrondissements °
Fain,
have received the following letter from Baron 100e 0
King's secretary :—"I have the honour to how
pest
you that the King has been pleased to renew tliojesY
the gift of two thousand francs which his„,. 00:
places at your disposal to be distributed in Y°"o 1)
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places at your disposal to be distributed ill
dissement to poor families whose misfortunes Se °,
sonally known to you as worthy of interest. argot
good, Sir, as to address to me the names of therLiirec
to be relieved, with their address, and the Tare 111,,j
relief to be given, and I will always take;tist /-
your recommendations shall obtain the real" I
bet°
desire."
Major-General Paixbans, Member of the Chef
i,',o beef
Deputies, and of the Committee of Artillery,
di
raised to the rank of Lieutenant-General. ,_, ~ 151111'd
The statement that the Wallis and Gatn°,ie,;o6llll,,ll
were taken under the protectorate of France is wb CoD4'4, ,
by the following letter from M. Dudoit, Frel!coiy, Op
at the Sandwich Islands, dated the 12th of Jll;fe %,
to the Minister of Foreign Affairs :--" istbtlot
honour to inform you that official dispatehesf his ?yr
my announcing, that the Government 0, 01).0,0
Christian Majesty has just granted, in prineiPeb'e is'd
tection demanded by Lavelue, King of t tol $0
Islands, and Pileto, King of the Island of Fontsbeeeeof
moreover that, in consequence of a convelli,°buersill
the commander of the frigate La Charte 50u..." oetry
the Gambier Islands, the protectorate of Frtinhe sYr
establishe. in this last archipelago, subject to ,
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bation of his Majesty the Kin of the Frenell;:b:,.
We read in a letter from Florence, of the 0
' here
Duchess de Berry and her husband hare bee.no for
some days, and intend, it is said, to reotir eievo, 3
winter. Her Royal Highness was the oe u'
at the Ttillitre de la Pergola, in the box oft .I
Duke." j,ioicillc7/
The Sentinelle of Toulon announces tbst,
eight „it
Lin*es, of the navy, hung himself about of ,f'.,l
in the evening of the 11th instant, by weir:llof es.lid
handkerchief fastened to the bar of'
the 101,, ss. j
apartment. He belonged to the Mont
been obliged to leave his ship, and come int° his
tal, in consequence of the fracture of one °`
slat
The cause of his suicide was unknown. ~, sts`-' sr
Two of the evening journals of Wednesusierdssy
letters have been received in Paris from Alrf,s.,"4-$0,,;,0i4
nouncing the death of the Emperor of I)) spi
Brussels journals of Tuesday state that slite fr,ro
was current there, but give no credit to it. , tetterV
dorf Gazette announces, on the authority 0' doge,'"
Berlin, of the 6th, that the Emperor was, ~ilierfsr
ill ; but the Berlin Gazette of the Bth, enu,i;iate
from that city of the same date, contain 13°`-
rant the statement of the Dusseldorf Gazette. 0
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LAW ALND POLIO!. Iris
At Guildhall Ann Fitzgerald, an t_befoP6?
about thirty-five years of age, was brougnk, 0.1)(14
Alderman Musgrove, charged with ill- treiltirl'lsi/hY
band, who is lying helplessly ill in Holbore.o
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Holborn-hill. The prisoner, it appeared,' I'loo°,
habit of obtaining money from the charitar' ciris,76l„r,
of her husband's illness, of spending it '0 color,
then of beating the poor man, who has berl,„"prnsY
his bed three months. She was committed at Os
for a fortnight, and directions were given t'lgi kiii
band should be removed to an hospital. 0 fes'id
At Clerkenwell William Bateman, a eurg„ehiDstr,i4
in Crawford-street, Bryanstone-square, ifee,;',.-e con ,
being drunk and riotous, and assaulting po"-
Lajo),.
Webb, 100 G.—He was fined 205. A 5 riv, 17,1
At Lambeth John Manley, who sve,s "e"ecjito;s:
coal and potatoe-dealer, in Long-alley, She tic' r
charged with obtaining four tons of coals fr°,,-00.1 'i.
merchants. From the evidence it appeared ,t,',olJ,rio/
soner had given orders to several coal mere",to rod
ferent wharfs for two tons of coals, prornisill',ol3o°4o,
delivery. The prisoner prevailed on the nieo,:.tols or?,
coals on his premises, and when they did 50 ,P; 1 01
he would call on their employer the follow ';'lr,
a further order. This, however, he negleet,ieuheetidr;
when the amount of the coals delivered heug 00" rg
for, he coolly told the parties the matter wal°o,otA I'',
of debt, and they must recover it in the 11503,,,' an yet
Norton was of a different opinion, and rAe; gum sit
prisoner to a future day, when it was sai''. - e hive
other charges of a similar description won,. h er
against him. ,Ala ,fl 0
A gentleman, describing himself as C°P-h, err I i
ton, of the 17th Royal Lancers, was con',:' '''
Greenwich Police Court, with the followila
.°,l
With being drunk and furio I riuPase ricl'el
footpath, to the great danger
thae,taFblereVl
and with assaulting tho police. The el)-,, 440.1 4'l,
that the prism er said he did not Care gl,,:er L'd#,O°
before the magistrate, as he had on a 14:4"'08-4
appeared at the Greenwich Police-court for,"pli 0.1.8'd4
when he escaped scot free, and he knew W,„.ess Pr ft,
would do nothing to him. The defendant tiled tiee ,)
such was the case, and he frankly ed,tn,codo'o`
Mr. Grove, to mark his sense of the aer",be '',101.144
graceful conduct, should certainly inflict d'iorstv'ior,,
penalty the law allowed. The worthy 039s'forfiLl'ist4
tined the defendant ss. for being drunk, 40,5' 00;101
riding, and the further sum of 405. for tug hiel,,,, 1"
the police-constable. The defendant, wh°„tior'rger
sum of money upon him when taken int° -. el3ll
mediately paid the amount, 41. 55., and wesal` ' d'r
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c°yam— rAvszzow-5011,.7,,cri, 0,,,,,i
.
His Excellency the Duke de Sotornegi -og%!
nister) paid visits on Friday to his Royal 6.irr A
Duke of Cambridge, the Lord Chancellor, jic,o,,lrAt
the American, Belgian, and Dutch Minitterpelebr :4
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The Duchess of Gordon, widow of the c.locle
popular Duke of Gordon, is at HuntlY ,13, tie'
Britain, in the possession of excellent he(1`,,31 OW f'
The Marquis of Bute is staying et Pti- Olt'
Ayrshire. io o'lo'
The Earl of Yarborough arrived by trn 00 49
Vittoria Hotel, Hull, on Saturday last, II" ''l6
lowing morning proceeded to BrocklesbY• ~b thieivoi
The Dowager Countess of Glasgow ,`crit.P4:,,,6'
George F. and Lady Diana Boyle, have' ie";oo47iir
near Wooler, where the Countess has befl"glisle,, , (.1
weeks with Lord Frederick and LadY Stualio'lll'
rence, for her Ladyship's residence at E"',.Ro ' its
Coant Rudolph Kinsky has left Milli.- dOl
War .v ickshire. arCitt I"
Major-General Sir James Cockburn hes. oil /
Clarendon Hotel, Leamington Sp, on -
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Viscountess Valentin. bas lefP
Charles N. Newdegate, Esq., M.P., ~., At
Hotel, for his seat, Arbury Hall, CoO' .oc, r
0. the josiiP
nintaczuaraiars.3lloTY of
Friday forenoon, the Cormnissionere ,4ee °op, 41
tax for the City of London sat at their on'aire deleito
hall-street, for the purpose of hearing the, eve°, of hoe
Commissioners met in the Board-roote, ii.h', Coe,:teti 'Ol
and had concluded the consideration of l"icine",if Pi'
various appellants at two o'clock. It duderOV
the number of appellants have been re 40_4, r '
per cent. in comparison with the number niso tiviltr9
This day the Board will assemble, for tber'wholeo6,
Schedule 1). The Commissioners,
s°4oo off,'"
Larpent is the foreman, consist of tr'itty of 00,,
merchants, bankers, and traders in the 'tied 10 ice,
o',
During the few days' frost which prey", of ival",iell
the Humane Society offered the attendellic; liked ""`;,s)l
for the protection of Prince Albert, w kecl fivecliP
effect—. That his Royal Highness thill) d to u
for their attention, but respectfully begge ff ;Yr
hereif ,
attendance of an iceman." en th tt`
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On Friday morning, as some labollricNarill'oo 00;0'4
ceeding to work in some fields at Weliofc to ono ef,"
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tentiou was arrested by a dog belong'. bac/ ovl
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party pulling at what appeared to he.. 7 t„ be
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but which, upon inspection, turned out Wien VI
sacking, containing the body of a new-being t!'otelY
It was quite dead and cold, and tIP°II ;03nieddi it. „b r,
parish authorities a close inquiry, wes",.,/ of , trk
tuted, but as yet without any satisfacto_ge oftit, G.
Considerable excitement prevails
taken
bleCliti
specs to the course which has been ' ad' 0.005/
ration against non-freemen householdere.oo, phot'ai li
meeting was held two or three cilliliond ii of I;,,Veci'l
tion to the Legislature was ado& 00 if 00
signed, prayirg that so much of the pro ,itio a
004 it,
Willime IV. c. 76, as relates to the 1/19°.;,41,11'1' secpsti4.l
fines, and all' exclusive privileges °f
end 00 , e
,d 1 of
be extended to the City of London, en eckiPt r-
r eh g e
ther measures may be enacted -0 dojo.,
.treed'
abuses of Ind-administration, and re 000 ,I
e a 9
of those heavy local charges. nut
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It having been discovered by the which Pt for;;F' )
Plymouth, on examining some casks., b, th° ocl to;
tered from Jersey, as containing' Pe sio 81,00 n. t
~_A Jo „h .. a. ,b,
tin cases, soldered, and construck, ca' 00'0, tot
ante to reset:l2bl, , net to f the s yes jv
between .'''
„.free and four p:iun,"s centre °_, 0 the piped
t"';acco; were concealed in the t, and
~ Oros, di
,
a common red he' r onle nite e j
officers of the revenue at this rrboebe7 cojc't r,i
(lull) its of the United Kingdoo;eoo, titii i•
n.efeior
the. attempt Lu ddraud the remect efluolior
use their best endeavours to
03_,_,1 or
smuggling which may be site ta,
illit*-.