The Sun.
London, England, 1842-12-01 00:00:00

SOPiroa
viARV OF EirqiC

AND
14)triatt Optntott.

" Who runs may read."

The G
from , rod FOEIGN.
W este R
rn arrived at Liverpool yesterday
days 'ew
half.,York having made the passage in twelve
A and a
Choei"rding to the latest accounts from Canada, Sir
IvardeB„,Bagot continued dangerously ill. Mr. Ed-
harnois`'.lbl3oll Wakefield had been returned for Beau-
t lEat appears by an official return that the present
.has been very unpropitious for the trade of Ca-
ttter,l-TP to the Ist of October the number of vessels
r•t• Quebec was less this year by 411 than
atzettg, the corresponding period in 1841, while the
prle4. of tonnage had decreased 433,743 tons.
tif t11,4,,1tn„,t Tyler had published an official statement
atidt;:•aolication of the treaty between Great Britain
anthe T-Tnited States.
e Bth ofof December was appointed by the State
New York to be observed as a day of
icillef,,anksgiving for the blessings of the occurred,
In
a recent battle in the civil war occurred,
!eh 150 were killed; brothers actually fought
Til ,l'teach other.
-ayoune telegraph announces complete tran-
I 111 the Basque provinces, and in Arragon.
twill'etetter, from the north of Europe announce that the
het ter has set in with great severity, and that part of
apondattie has become unnavigable. A Riga corre-
th:nti 'Nov. 7, says :—" It has frozen hard these
by thst days. About 180 vessels are detained here
states the
lee. A letter froni Rendsburg, Nov. 17,
froz,,nuiat, from Landwehr to Holtenau, the canal is
isy (Er('r • and another from Kiel, of the same date,
13,b1hat the harbour was encumbered with ice.
kh,o" Wurtemburg and B:warian Governments are.
gkrio" to establish a joint company for the steam navr-
ithinin of the Upper Danube, forming a regular com-
Thepittion between 'Ratisbon and Ulm.
the ti." Cologne Gazette of the 26th ult. states, that
(Iteinlotiations between the Zollverein andthe king-
11elgium were proceeding most favourably.
l'ete'rlace Vernei, the painter, who was lately at St.
litetr's,„"ll,rBll, where he was received with great dis-
ete by the Imperial family, is now gone to Cir-
Peristeii.
.la search of new subjects for his hippographical
PonIVZ°NEY—TRA.DE—COMMERCE.
the nl4.Auti-Corn-law meetings have taken place in
Yar%trPolis and suburbs since Monday, viz., at
lord7u°fle, Camberwell, Bethnal-green, and Cray-
tork:l,4l4l a fifth held in South Audley-street for the
At "oli of a new Association in that district.
the meeting of the Proprietors of the Penin-
Yestealkl Oriental Steam Navigation Company, held
81ei,11.'43' at St. Mary-axe, the Report stated that the
IN us profits left available on the 30th September
F.R3,:41119. /. 13s. 6d. The number of passengers via
divia a Increased 227 during the second year. A
'ad of 31 per cent. was declared.
MAW AND POLICE.
Uppretrtelamation, offering a reward of 2001. for the
1)4 ension of the murderers of James Scully, Esq.,
Ilisra issued by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
be•leellency offers a free pardon to any accomplice,
conv. lag the actual murderer, who will prosecute to
tag,le,t_l°fl the persons concerned. Two other out-
ds. nave taken place in King's and Queen's counties,
ttBollseorery of the perpetrators of which two rewards
'each have been offered.
1,,,,,„Z.1T1ER.A.RY AND SCIENTIFIC.
11.101Z°111 Abbey, on which Mr. Beckford expended
Ariri'rge sums, and which excited the envy of the
fia te egent, is now in ruins.
COURT-FASHIONABLE.
xc for the departure of the Court to Windsor, and
preps lal orders have been issued for the necessary
hlerations to be made for the Queen's leaving Wal-
TiLar,V that morning.
lue.;,alarquis of Northampton arrived in town on
7'afrona Castle Ashby.
%bre Earl and Countess of Jersey have been seeing
yi,134,1,11Y since their return to Middleton Park. Lady
trotl7,urst,,. Count Karolyi, Viscount Ipswich, and
kt Captain Villiers, &c., have been among the guests
"e
he4rd Pitzroy Somerset arrived in town on Tuesday
4iriu.ng from a visit to the Earl and Countess of Mor-
flr,"l at Deal Castle. Lady Fitzroy is recovering
her recent accident.
T'si,..;6r4d and Lady Willoughby d'Eresby arrived on the
erz Piccadilly, on Tuesday, from Dover.
Ile q r Charles Daibiac, who arrived in town last
hunk
"'rem a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Rox-
-4,17e, at Fleurs Castle, near Kelso, has since gone
,
str,'-:',e Earl of Belmore, with the Ccuntess and family,
Vcsa,37,,it* at Castlecooie for the winter.
-um-s,f,-, 111`!t and Viscountess Dillon left town on
'iser Brighton to pass the winter there.
gle-etc-sueton Smith' has taken the Marquis of An-
forajt'e'rirlset, Plasncwydd, in the is'and of Anglesey,
CO ,
Tr en ant Fahlen left Mivart's Hotel yesterday, for
land
any,to visit the Duke and Due he is of Sather-
Yest NIXSCELLANEOT B.
.4P'e "-ay Prince Albert visited the Beacon of Re -
111ill',,oir,1 the Goodwin Sands, accomp: nied by Captain
Ilia who erected it there about two yebrs since.
of th '33.'1 Highness afterwards inspected the works
A e South Foreland Lighthouse.
INT extensive and destructive fire occurred at hangs-
the ~,;blll, near Bristol, on Tuesday evening, when
Iver,_arehouses and retail shop of Messrs. Budgets
f
reC,‘"tally burnt. The stock consumed consisted of
of cheese, coffee, and flour to the amountd
otli:"wl• The firm is insured in the Phcenix an
sr offices in upwards of 8,000/.
loßii4l° women and seamen created an emeute at Bon-
tie% ef,‘°ll Tuesday, from labouring under a misconcep-
had ghat a sailor, whose conduct was very irregular,
beeli een severely treated by his officer, he having
Lad put, in irons for his conduct. It appears that he
the chilblains on his feet, a circumstance unknown to
\‘llielsaPtain, which caused great swelling and pain, and
Once' , led to aggravated reports, causing the disturb.
in question.

AMERICAN NEWS

Aii:XPESS FRO LIVERPOOL.
ItiVARL OF THE GREATM WESTERN

LIVEROOL, WEDNESDAY EVENING.
liTheno.. "tie steam-ship Great Western, Captain
IS, arrived from New York tc-day, at noon,
brie: excellent passage of twelve days. She
an
twenty-six passengers, and advices two
Ys later than the Caledonia.
sa
1,1 unta Anna, it appears, is in bad health—so
eltitt that he had been compelled to retire to his
thatatry Beat, issuing a proclamation to the effect
0c Ile would resume the active duties of his
e as soon as his health permitted. In the
meantime he is determined to proceed with
ti!ur against Texas and Yucatan. An expedi-
th„n 19th against the latter place left Vera Cruz on
14" October ; and advices from Galveston
beginning of November, represent the
ejje Population of the infant Republic as being
tilr,..arganized, and ready for the reception of
invaders.- The forces of the latter in Texas
are
RI to amount to 3,000. The Mexican Con-
hadl/loch to the annoyance of Santa Anna,
negatived a second time a proposition for
thEiteloltn letltitilent of the Constitution. The oppo-
etnustan is camefrom the Federalists, and this cir-
adduced as showing that the power
and the authority of the Mexican Dictator had
already begun
to totter.
Ve have no further accounts from CanacT
klPeetlng the health of the Governor-General.
be urne,,
who defeated, it will be rernem-
Aietred' the new Attorney-General for Canada,
Baldwin, for York county, had been
the disi.
7'ssed from the situation he held as a Justice o
Peace, and Mr. Murney, in a long letter to
e Governor-General, resented the affront by
res.,gning the office he held, as a Major in the
Caledonia Militia.
Bus.
less matters remained in the same state
at"do New York bs when the advices by the Cale-
f.lll4 left—every thing dull, anfl people looking
inward with considerable anxiety to the open-
ng " Congress in the beginning of December.
LATEST FROM TEXAS.
or l the steam-packet Neptune, arrived at New,
pans on the 6th inst., we have full files of paper..,
the 4t from Ilouston to the 2d, and Galveston to
I,T 4th inst.
retreat,
lVoll and his army have continued their
th:e,at, and
at last advices the spies had discovered
1,17;3.42:1ean army, numbering about 3,000, at the
harit2io del Rio Grande, fortify in g. The spy company
:lait.itveen in 3,000 head of cattle, which the Alexi-
mpted to drive off in their retreat.
for ne people of Texas are incited by a lively desire
ton'ge and justice upon the Mexicans. At Ilo,us-
4men of all classes have enrolled themselves. Even
t4lnilnister of the Gospel (Rev. Mr. lluckins) has at-
ened himself to one of the companies, believing the
rteetion of his country, his home, and his family,
benot itwompatible with his holy profession. In Li-
int,t.37.l Hams, Jasper, and other eastern counties, the
militia are ready to turn out at the word.
There are now 1,245 troops in the field as follows:
c;an Antonio; 350 under Colonel Bennett, at
Ammo.