The Sun.
London, England, 1844-07-30 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

A

public Opinion.

Z'v'len tNI. ',nay "'eta

The Duke of Bordeaux has forwarded the subjoined II?:
lice to most of the Eurepean Courts :—" Having beconie, imof
consequence of the death of the Count de Marne (Du k'?,
Angouleme), the head of the house of Bourbon, I consider l'to
duty to protest against the change introduced in France i:11,
the legitimate order of succession to the Crown, and to
Clare that I never shalt renounce the rights which, by the at,
cient French laws, I derive from my birth. Those right: /12
linked to great duties, which, with the grace of God, I bto,
fulfil; nevertheless, I wish to exercise them only when: 11,
my conviction, Providence shall summon me to be rev'
useful to France."
The French Funds continue depressed. On Sunday the
Three Cents. were quoted at 811. 60c.
ter from Cadiz, dated the 18th inst., announces that
on the arrival of a steamer from Tangiers, with dispatcli,';
the Prince de Joinville set sail with the whole squadron `,°
the coast of Morocco. The departure was so sudden that s"
veral officers were left on shore.
The Duke D'Aumale was expected at Bona at the endoftbt:
month. An expedition was to leave Bona on the 20th'
trace the frontiers with the regency of Tunis. -
The Journal des Travaux Publiques announces that I,
company of the Avignon and Marseilles Railroad had tt)ba
dered, in England, the forty-eight engines necessary Or
working of the road.
The trial of Gaston de Montmorency, Prince of B°bec n„(ri
accused of distributing busts and medals of the Duke of fat.
deaux, will take place at Paris about the beginning ofAuS
Accounts from- Bohemia, of July 21, announce that tt;
quillity is restored in Prague, but the troops collected tbe
to
to the number of 20,000 men have not yet been sent hach
their garrisons. About a week ago the windows of the Je_..,l
synagogue at Brandies were destroyed, but no further exee''—.
committed.

LAW AND POLICE. • and
At the Durham Assizes, two men, named 1C11350,,„ of
Twadddle were convicted of setting fire to three stae7oo,
wheat and four stacks of oats. George Bewick was it
victed of a burglary in the house of Lord Stourton,
Hartlepool. The sentences were deferred. bpd
At Guildhall, Charles John Savage, a young man w7° as
the appearance of a tailor, was charged before Mr. Alder:elm,
Hunter, with uttering blasphemous language in Smithdeto,
and with resisting the police in the execution of their
It appeared that the prisoner had been haranguing a lt4'd,
tude in Smithfield, and denouncing Christianity as a '4l
His language was so outrageous, that the crowd coil,
" Shame," " Down with him," and the police believing
would create a riot, took him into custody, after some
sistance. Alderman Hunter said he would not indulge fof
prisoner by making him a martyr, and fined him 105'
resisting the police.
eets
John Joyce, a young man residing at 2, Watling-,it_a.
City, was committed at Bow-street on a charge of endeavuo
ing to extort money from Mr. Frederick Randall, at the
chambers, 10, Lancaster-place, Waterloo-bridge, under
threat that lie wanted to take indecent liberties with him'
At Union-hall Pietro Valler, a merchant, residinfetb,
Hatton-garden ; Francis Enrico, Gibraltar-row, Laasuo
fencing- master ; and Henry Harrison, whose resideneie.,6,
unknown, but was described in the police-sheeet as a 1..",ir
draper, were brought before Mr. Traill, the sitting Alpo
trate, charged with forgery, and having in their posseL,t.
certain Dutch coupons for dividends in Dutch Five per
stock. Mr. Mullens, of the firm of Bush and Mullens,Li,
citors to the Society of Bankers for the Detection of Fern;r
attended to prosecute the case on behalf of the Duteu.de
vernment. The prisoners are all foreigners. After a lee
ened inquiry the prisoners were remanded till Monday-
_,Ed
Henry Marsham, a stout and very respectably-670
man, aged 38, was Charged at the Thames Police-court weij,
stealing a gold watch, value 10/., from Mr. Henry d
clerk in the establishment of Lyall, Brothers, and l' el
Great St. Helen's, on board the Vesper steamer. lie
to give his address, and was remanded.
--2111.811X0.014.31.21. 0$
The Duke and Duchess of Bedford arrived in town of
Friday, from Endsleigh Cottage, their romantic 504110
Tavistock, Devon, where the Noble Duke and Duchess 10
been residing since the commencement of last month. agrie
The Marquis and Marchioness of Douglas (PrincessXebel
of Baden), the Dowager Duchess of Bedford and Lady $
Russell, Earl of Aberdeen, and Lord Claud Hamilton, lit'oot,
distinguished circle, assembled on Saturday, at the Fri af
Stanmore, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness
Abercorn.
teei/
The Duke and Duchess of Cleveland arrived in
abotil
yesterday, from Cadlands, the seat of Mr. and Lady Ei'z"
Drummond. Their Graces leave town for the seas, tip
se e
Thursday, proceeding, in the first instance, to Raby' -
Durham. poi
The Duke of Rutland, who, with his daughter, the $
Adeliza Manners, has been for some time past enjqwtroot
cruise in the Channel in his beautiful yacht the Reeelueoll
anchored in the Southampton Water on Friday, and caV..dy,
shore expressly to attend the recent festivities at Ca,d'?"ol
upon the occasion of Mr. A. J. Drumrhond, his urr:ole
nephew, attaining his majority. The Noble Duke, 11,,e tbe
panied by the Lady Adeliza, re-embarked on boall.'o6
yacht on Monday, and will continue his cruise for some
longer. e
'fe°
Lord and Lady Charles Wellesley are expected this
ing, at Apsley House, from Strathfieldsaye. efe of
The Marquis and Marchioness of Douro are on th,e,tion
leaving this country on a continental tour, of what au
has not transpired. 01
The Dowager Countess of Pembroke and the FtreGer-
Countess of Clanwilliam, who are making a tour ef',.,f Ser
mini Spas, are not expected home until the middle "
tember.
fried toViscount and Viscountess Palmerston have return bete
town to-day, from Broadlands, near Romsey, Hants, sit"
the Noble Viscount and Viscountess have received 1,401
cession of visitors during the agricultural show last we
Southampton.
te /
The Earl' nd Countess of Chesterfield have left has
field Houaes, to. day, on a visit to the Duke and Duelteing
Richmond, at Goodwood, during the races. The gaietiel '—
close on Friday, with the annual race ball at Chichester' doS
The Earl and Countess of Eglintoun have left theClaree4
Hotel for Goodwood Park, where they will remain dIP"
the week, as guests of the Duke of Richmond.
The Earl and Countess of Manvers and the Ladies Pierosi
pont have left Portman-square for Thoresby Park,
011erton, Nottinghamshire.
His Excellency Baron Brunnow have left Dover-street e f°01(
Goodwood Park, to join the circle assembled at the Die
Richmond's.
c,ire/6
Colonel Wyndham is entertaining a very numerous
,stoo,
during Goodwood races, at his beautiful seat, Petworth-bm
Sussex.ed
~Mr. A. R. and Lady Elizabeth Drummond, accoMP
by their daughter, Miss Annabella Drummond, left Callbe,se
last evening, for Arundel Castle, where the Duke and DeFood
of Norfolk are dispensing their hospitality to a distil:lg°
circle during the Goodwood races.
11114430178.
se lo
ries
At the Poli technic Institution on Monday, a
00'
lectures on the subject of explosive compounds were firer
' menced by Dr. Ryan, F.R.S. The subject of the first lea' hod
tended to show the power the lecturer believed Capt.Wsll7oo4
probably used in blowing up the John o'Gaunt lie be dpi
Captain Warner had used chlorate of nitrogen, a most be
gerous compound ; but, as a great many people belie: Aar
did not suppose that Captain Warner used a lock or a ";',ol'
for the purpose of causing the explosion, for there wer_-011
numerable other means at the disposal of the chemist In be
easier of application, and several of which were more 'w
depended upon.
On Thursday next the Act of Parliament for abe-fftoet
the collection of tolls at the different gates in NewJe'opr
Camberwell, Kennington, and Lambeth, will come into mild
ration, and the above gates will soon be rased to the P_v„iiist,
Lord Morpeth laid the foundation stone, on Thursday
of a new church in the borough of Morpeth, in the PresSoll'
of his brother in-law and sister (the Rector and time
Eiizabeth Grey), the Rev. Dr. Hook, and a large eeneo oe
of spectators. His Lordship delivered a suitable addre
the occasion. "
The King's or Royal Library in the British Mast, er
undergoing a complete renovation. It was dingy in trbellt'
treme, nothing having been done to it since it was firs"horiv
some 16 or 17 years. As neither this nor the general f tlO
are open to visitors on the public days, few are aware 'c7i tole -
existence of this magnificent room, which is not allude 000 t
the catalogue. It is by far the most ornamental andio ii
extensive of all the galleries, being 300 feet in length,
breadth, and 30feet high.
held of
At a meeting of the Royal Sea-Bathing Infirmaq,,,bsl.7
Monday, the following vote of thanks to Alderman (51119
passed :—" That the long, faithful, and useful servivo" io;
Michael Gibbs, as treasurer of this institution, are delerel?i;
of the sincere thanks of this meeting, and this meeting!". y;
tenders its thanks to Alderman Gibbs, and hopes thatTeria
be long spared to render his honourable services to sue
humanity, and to the public at large."
„wooe,
to
SIX POUNDS of TEA, and upwards, sent, carriage .71 new
part of the Kingdom, at the Wholesale Price, on receipt 01' -
tance, or Post-office order.

Black, 2s. Bd., 35., 3s. 4d., 3s. Bd., 45., 4s. 4cl. 4s. Bd4 b..
Green, 3s. 4d., 3s. Bd., 45., 4s. 4d., 55., ss. 4d. 65., 7!* BU
t.
Coffee, 9d., is., Is. 2d., Is. 4d., Is. 6d., Is. Bd.. Is. 01.11";1.
G. T. MANSELL and CO., Wholesale Tea Dealers,
LERSBURY CHEAPSIDE. Agencies will be given Co 1-lee?,
parties

BIRTHS. 1 6th.
On the 2d of May, at George-town, Cape of Good LI,: ,
wife of Benjamin Edward Kennedy, Esq., of a datighteosw
On the 25th inst., the wife of Ralph Oakden, Esq., ° ,
ham, Goudhurst, Kent, of a daughter. Alfa
On the 24th inst., at Yaverland, Isle of Wight, the
t,
thOnße ev. Robert Srson, of a dauhter. ell
the 25th ins teat Shirley Houg se, the lady of Lieuteti
General Sleigh, C. 8., of a daughter.
new
vristolt
On the 25th inst, at Willsbridge, Hanham, ne—
the wife of the Rev. Thomas Mills, of a son. wife of $'
On the 26th inst., at Northampton-square, the VII
Thomson, Esq., M.D of a son.
Oii the 27th inst., at Sidney Cottage, Brixton-hill,go..1
oG. Booty, of a son. ,rwo
cif
On the 27th inst., at Cleveland Villa, St. Jobn
London, Mrs. Bigg, of a daughter.
___.----

MARRIED. a Pit'
On the 27th inst., at Wandsworth, the Rev. Edwar our
ridge, of Sidmouth, Devon, son of the Rev. Willialuebter
ridge, of Bradford, Somerset, to Isaliue, youngest (Tsui'
of Vtckris Pryor, Esq., of Baldock, Herts. t 0 Diat9
On the 27th inst., at St. Pancras, D. Pugsley, Esq"
Anne, only (laughter of John Darlington, Esq. Wer
On the 27th inst., James Stansfeld, jun., of the burst,
Temple, Esq., to Caroline, second daughter of W. I•
of Muswell-hill, Esq. RO W.'
On the 27th inst., at St. Mary's, Newingten,,—teoVe'
Roffey, of Earlswood, Reigate, Surrey, to Susannah 0:1"v
of Leigh, Essex.

---- ----
DIED. - Oil
On the 28th inst., Mr. Elijah Eastop, aged 47, for lFioclr
years the valuable and faithful collector to Mr. Bell' ° v
lane, Cornhill. - n of r
0, the 26th of April, at Valparaiso, Edward, °-
Hut li, Esq , of Upper Harlev-street_
On the 23d inst., Boger Itoden, of Panton-squat e. „nosre'
On the 24th inst., in Gloucester-place, Portmant;;llosll
Louisa, the youngest daughter of the late Sir Jelin
al;en, Bart. Bade°
Ihi the 241 it in,t , at Speldhurst, Tunbridge-wells, f
' r°
Powell, Esq., aged 77. uglite
On the 25th inst. at Yarmouth, Mary, second (18
J. J. Blake. 'h
On the 25th mist., Jessie, eldest daughter
secolia
of Upper Ebury street, Pimlico. V iIY,
On the 26th inst., at Clevedon, Somerset, -In le. A.
daughter of R. H. arrison, Esq., of the Inner TeVe'tb. AO-
On the 27th ins . in Upper Bedford-place, Elizat',a,,,
eldest daughter of fames Ashmore, Esq., barrister-at-
'
of 3.1. r. S. ColliS,

- usoy
alder): Printed and Published 113 BlURl)(2.nsjo. I in2i
No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun, ow—orolty v-
-In'the Precinct of the SaYOYI inthe
hUddlessa, Tuesday, July 30, 1844.