The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-16 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF EWS

AND

VW)Ur Optition.

" Who runs may read."

1"014,111CG27.
The Princess de Joinville was safely delivered of a
Inuess, at Neuilly, on Tuesday night, at half-past
'twelve. Her Royal Highness and the infant Princess
no* both going on favourably. The child was born on
tthe anniversary of the Prince de Joinville's birth day,
who has just entered his twenty-seventh year.
The King and Queen received on Monday evening the
--amuster o? Justice, Baron de Rothschild, General
chrreider, de Garraube, and de Saint Simon, and M.
.Paganel.
We have every reason to believe, says the Phare of
'Cherbourg of the 12th, that the King will embark at
*Cherbourg, and not at Treport, to proceed on his visit to
'Queen Victoria, because Admiral de la Susse, who is
`appointed to command the squadron which is to escort
Majeaty to England, arrived here yesterday. After
I,eiving the officers of the port and garrison, he hoisted
flag on board the Gomer steam-frigate, and went out
the roadstead, receiving the salutes due to his rank.
Ills Royal Highness the Duke de Nemours arrived at
Dietz from Luneville on the 12th, and was received with
'every demonstration of loyalty and respect.
reparations are at present being made at the Petit
'Trianon for the reception of the Duchess of Orleans and
ler children, who are about to pass there the rest of the
Iturirner,
!7110 Minister of Finance has addressed a circular
etter to the Receivers-General throughout France, call-
uag on them to make known to him the disposition and
ilsources of their respective departments, relative to the
-"lan of 300,000,000 f., to be issued either by a national
subleription or by the old mode of contract with some
,!Lncial body.
M. Jean-Baptiste Sauzet, father of the President of
14e Chamber of Deputies, died at Lyons on Saturday
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Some French gendarmes having some time back en-
tered the canton of Berne, and arrested a deserter who
lird taken refuge within its territories, the Council of
state of the canton, at a sitting held en the 31st ult., re-
isolved that satisfaction should be demanded from the
F'r'ench Government, and, before all, to insist upon the
deserter being restored to the place from whence he
Iva& taken.
Delareche, responsible editor of the National, was
condemned on Tuesday to a month's imprisonment and a
tine of 200 f., for a libel on M. Pic, chief editor of the
anion (le la Sartlie.
2_ The Ring of Saxony, after having visited at Ham-
Lurkili all the public establishments and other objects of
4nterest took his departure for Dresden in the morning
Of-the Bth inst.
The Berlin Gazette states that the Russian Govern-
fnetet hasjust authorised proprietors of estates to enter
iitgk_areements for the emancipation of their serfs, with-
'ng compelled to make them a grant of land, as
-1171.1'equired by the Imperial ukase of April 14, 1842.
n„sen of the celebrated Mozart has just died at Vienna
Ai-fejt' in the stomach.
,""e sitting of the States of Jutland, on the sth, the
ing g
oninaissioner presented a Bill to prohibit the
441 e eflottery tickets under a heavy fine.
the LAW AND POLICE.
tried ease of Jones v. Edwards and others, which was
Alonmouthl before Mr. Sergeant Atcherley, and
legeT was an action to recover the value of a mare, al-
-412. to have been sold to the defendants, the jury found
the Plaintiff, with 101. 15s. damages.
cm: t Lancaster, on Wednesday, the case of the Queen v.
leshaw was tried before Mr. Justice Cresswell. It
T*as _ n information, in the nature of a quo warranto, at
i _lnstance of John Rogerson, as relator, calling upon
unlas Grimshaw to show by what authority he exer
s!cl the office of coroner in the borough of Wigan. The
rio`lefendant had been appointed coroner by the new Cor-
441°n. The relator had held the office under the old
ib.lrPoration. The facts being agreed upon, the jury
nd them in form in the usual way, leaving it to the
ou
urt above to say on these facts how the various issues
Were to be decided.
its/NYVD-14m Boutle, a hair-dresser, was committed from
—"-street'
charged with having stolen a quantity of
articles from Mrs. Taylor, of Craven-street, while in her
eeryiee.
w.Sey
eral persons were brought up before Mr. Hard-
Fick, at Marlborough-street, charged with having been
°119,c1 in a common gaming house. It appeared that the
police had made a descent the previous evening upon the
71?_use No. 2, Bennett-street, St. James's, and captured
it.'7.prisoners. As, however, it was not proved satisfac-
2ruY that the house was a common gaming house, they
Were discharged
At
Union-hall Richard Mullett, a young man of
_,sPeetable family, was brought before Mr. Cottingham,
cnarged with stealing a horse, chaise, and harness, the
ePerty of a livery stable-keeper, named Davis, living
I.!!_W..eellington-street, Blackfriars-road. An attempt was
zi.,i_eieolinztettorbeithtasulvrpoilmthcaoenxdd,eofde.nce of insanity in this case. The
alias Vines, a handsome and well-
dressed Young woman, whose personal appearance was
'much superior to that of her actual condition, a domestic
servant, was committed from Worship-street, charged
With concealing the birth of her illegitimate child.
'll the Thames Police Court, John Riley, jun., a
„rghterroan, was brought before Mr. Ballantine, charged
friotmh
tsteealing thirty-eight gallons of foreign brandy
h West India Export Dock. He was committed
for trial.
A bankrupt linendraper, named Bannister, who had
absconded to the Island of Madeira, where he was
arrested, was yesterday brought up at the Bankruptcy
hurt,
before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn, but as his
surrender was not taken he still remains in custody.
COURT—PASEIONII.33I.33.
lThe Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury will entertain a
ar.ge and distinguished party, including their Royal
hereditary
the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and the
StereitarY Grand Duke and Duchess of Mecklenburgh
e.htz, with some illustrious foreigners, in the ensuing
,k, at Alton Towers, Derbyshire.
shv, emit Nesselrode arrived at Ashburnham House
brighter five o'clock yesterday afternoon, from
ten, and on his arrival was much affected at re-
relt:ng the melancholy intelligence of the domestic be-
the rent of the Imperial family at St. Petersburgh, by.
cote eath of the Grand Duchess Alexandra. His Ex-
etouciteernteiineth.,e Russian Minister and Baroness Brunnow
u Count Nesselrode, Count Dimitry Nessel-
6-armi and Baroness Seebach, Count Wiellintki,
elrelee Berg, Miss Hall, &c., at dinner last evening; the
aftewards repairing to the Opera.
liet -Duke of Portland and the Ladies Mary and Her-
Grace
-shucke are staying at Welbeck Abbey, Notts. His
in improved health. The Marquis of Titchfield
vve'ekPected to leave the Abbey at the close of the ensuing
1..0„cr a continental tour.
rkr. Eliot has arrived in Dover-street from Nuneham
Wall T, Lordship is expected to proceed into Corn-
Th°Q- ~'"aturday to join Lady Jemima at Port Eliot.
.weession."-rehbishop of York has been entertaining a sue-
_ord (;,t: distinguished visitors at Nuneham Park
Miss e„e'D,eurne Viscount and Viscountess Howick and
the „11',e,y, Viscount and Viscountess Barrington and
""'er° '``tr• Barrington, Professor Buckland, Mr. S.
*11',3 48' the non. W. Cowper, are among the guests
hilitr2! at Present enjoying the venerable Prelate's hos-
aeh4. Lord Eliot left on Tuesday. The Dowager
t), Beaufort, the Earl and Countess of Gallo
tire ""e Earl of Harrowby, the Earl and Countess of
thii,ilveuor, Lord Wenlock,Y'Viscount and Viscountess
aknnerfishe Bight Hon. T. Grenville, &c., have been
off ...e guests during the past fortnight. The Prince
on usi
latesls expected to honour his Grace with a visit
iTlnsturpgi,,,,Tni;a,yprooreTeeuesda next. His Royal Highness will
e-ha'„,e'te in the evening, and, passing the night at
d on his tour early the following morn...,
eighty Venerable Archbishop, who completes his
'est o"i"enth year in October next, is in the enjoy-
The
~.excellent health.
briele.vl,ntess of Jersey and Ladies Clementina and
The"
,sers are expected to leave Osterley Park, near
for Southampton.
2..'LEEdentiri of Auckland and the Hon. Miss Eden arrived
"ger 'ouse on Thursday, from Pansanger, Harts,
th e the
111.1 '•\obleEarl has been passing several days with
th. The T !rid Countess Cowper.
la de 'll Bishop of Norwich, on Monday last, took
Parture f
b Seat l'olll Hallsteads, Ullswater, Westmorland,
"eltite Of John Marshall, Esq., where the Learned
kajor.ase, been on a visit to Mr. Marshall.
2,241E14 t-Telleral Sir William Nott, G.C.8., the hero of
rkit, and Affgbanistan, as soon as his health will
ant 0, Will leave town for Carmarthen, where the gal-
e 4irmee.ervresided before his departure for the East. _
t aptain r, • Forbes, Captain Nesham, Major Clarke,
S fig' let-'emett, Mr. Garland and family, and M. Sar-
Leaden yesterday morning, by the General
41avigation Company's steam-ship Soho, for
Twerphela
the enjoTinrcluis of
.Granby and Lady Adeliza Manners
e It,ol a cruise in the Duke of Rutland's yacht,
utters, off the Isle of Wight.
de,,The Utmost laTitacELMA.NEious.
foa„Pltttnents
:activity now prevails throughout all the
tth- hundr et Deptford Dockyard. Between three and
mechanics and others, are employed daily,
prigs O£ the hands are fully employed
.in the re
hltabe esnl.Ph so2n i x , the building of comparatively small
% Ter Lae construction of the giant war-steamer
atn„,_ rune, This vessel when completed, which it is
esste'sitt will be by April in next year, will be the
r an_
0.. steamer afloat in the Government service of this
_othoer country.
ed t r-law in Ireland appears to be as much dis-
tiard‘"e upper as the lower classes. Not a single
Ilion attended the board-room of the Castlebar
ettus lerk er°deSturday, the usual day of meeting. The
nerrea the supplies required by the master, and
Tlt c.s rh'rnled all the functions of the board himself.
aal oft.u_lnoured that his Royal Highness Prince Wil-
,ay nex,,9lssia will pay a visit to Portsmouth on Mon-
neßtou. in company with his Grace the Duke of Wel-
aturda
Y, the 17th instant, is the anniversary of the
sho w:5371." h er Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent,
sth ornin 1786, and consequently has attained her
Vea r.
ItreietsenPLitoish and Foreign schools for the extensive dis-
u en 0 rselydown and Bermondsey have at length
Was Pelle& Some months since the foundation stone
ratan by Lord
John Russell, assisted by Mr. Alder-
A eluery p
Sei quadrill • B.'e•
"‘e.
Re the Other wag—not danced, but—swam in the river
the „ -e ether
% 1 kg% bakingdaY party, in
gentleimen, in one of
endidband of
establishments in Paris. There was a
ernselees49 ef music, and the swimmers acquitted
It appea_s with much ability.
ef the u.,.;frora a mport of the proceLdings at a meet-
t ,I,6neaster Town Council, held on Tuesday
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- grAut of I,OOOL for the services vi the races

of 1845, was agreed to. No amendment was moved to
the proposition, although there were certain expressions
of dissent by some of the members present, It is the in-
tention of the stewards to have only one assembly at the
ensuing races for the present year.
The extensive prerni4es in Southwark, adjoining. St.
George's church, and formerly known as the MaNhalsea
prison, have at length been announced for sale. They
have been unoccupied for a considerable period. It is
stated that several of the other metropolitan prisons will
shortly be disposed of in a similar manner.
The adjudication in the Sheriff's Court last week, in
which 3,9851. was awarded to the trustees of Sir George
Duckett's estate for 21 acres of land, has removed the
chief obstacle which has for some time impeded the com-
mencement of operations for the formation of the Vic-
toria-park. Although no operations have yet com-
menced, all the surveys for laying out and plantations
have been made, and as soon as these obstacles are re-
moved, and the purchase land is restored by the tenants
who have been allowed to resume occupation until Octo-
ber, active operations will at once commence.
On Monday and Tuesday last, the carts of the Marquis
of Londonderry were busily engaged in removing the
ejected families of the pitmen, of rensher and neigh-
bourhood, back to their own dwellings—as ninety of the
men belonging to the " new pit," Shiney-row, had left
the union and returned to their employment.