The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-23 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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I'OREIGN.
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In the Paris journals of Wednesday we ".1
stated that Abd-el-Kader has again re-appea
the field. It seems that, with a thousand horse 1!A.
a proportionate number of infantry, he surPn,
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General Lamoriciere near Mascara, and fought r
action, in which the French were, of course, vl b
torious. But the circumstances were serious en°4
to induce General Bugeaud to embark for Oran, fr°
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whence be will send a new expediti-m.
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The Constitutionnel has discovered that the ,11
of search and the suppression of the slave-trade have
been rendered lucrative by us, the neqroes seise
being distributed amongst our colonies. the Frei',
cruisers, it says, never once within the last two
intercepted or captured a slave vessel. This is ce
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tainly a proof of the vigilance of the French Cruisero
The Commerce gives the following intellige°,,
from Toulon It appears by letters from Afri(43/
received by the last courier, that a certain nun:the:no
tribes had pretended to place themselves und'ar ;jt
protection merely to save their harvest. Noll d
the corn is safely placed in their silos, they throOkait
the mask. They will have occasion to repent 'tulip
treachery, for the Governor-General is. prepariAs
punish them severely. dis•
The Messager says—" For some time past
mission has been going on in some of the Jourll.o
relative to the gum- trade at Senegal, and the r', this
sures taken by the local authorities to regulate
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commerce. The question is well worthy of the ;lily
portance attached to it, and is likely to- he sPe6,the
decided, as the committee, just appointed qa 0
Minister of Marine, is to meet on Friday, and wDe ty
all probability terminate its deliberations With
ginning of October." / 1
Since the conclusion of the linen convention `4O,
tween France and Belgium (writes a Hanover 'Olio
spondent of the Franconian Mercury), our king
has been inundated with all sorts of articles. of Btsd
hempen and flaxen manufactures. It would.ser-i'd
if it was intended systematically to annihilate' lit
linen manufactures generally. Hanoter now
to be the entrepot chosen by the English fon spy'
turers. Our country is overrun with travellers. le
agents of that nation, who not only sell these arti ct
but take orders for more. The principal ehre,
these emissaries is to indispose the people agaillst,"•oo
German Customs' Union, and hitherto their Wl'

have been crowne
bathing
with success. Of
Most of the seaathing places in France and -010
countries appear to have had an excellent seas° file
year, in consequence of the long continued co,
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weather. This has been the case at Boulogne ba, to
and Dieppe, particularly the latter ; and, accorclif.tbitls
the Feuile d' Ostende, that town has been favoured
"aid
an immense number of visitors. The journal all° 50,
to declares that not less than 40,000 persons have, at
journed for different periods during the surilln—
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The Swiss journals state that a deputation 0-,
merchants of Basle intend to wait on the gi°„erjer
Prussia. on his passage through their city, in iyetio
to ask his Majesty how the accession of the to,oo
Confederacy to the German Customs' Union '"
be effected.

In a Madrid letter of the 14th we read
Minister of Finances has regained some &you!:
two reasons. In the first.place he has succeed 5561
raising a little money, and secondly, he has dig° 4
two persons holding high offices, who, without .1:01‘
for the treasury, committed the most disgraceful et,
versations. The amount raised by the atee
however, is too small to satisfy the claimants;
troops murmur, and it is reported that the Celte4
one of the regiments in garrison here has thrtie
to resign, if at least a small portion of ther
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to his officers and men be not paid."
A fatal duel, fought in Cadiz, was the help;,
ing subject of conversation in the Spanissltolf
Senor Reisch, the political chief of Cadiz,. Trot
taken offence at some articles in, the Glob() 30
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sent a hostile message to the editor, Senor 11.0te.
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Senor Reisch, after several shots had been fireutotyr
out effect, proposed that they should fire at 61 0
burning proximity," which was agreed to. T tbe,
to see who should fire first having been well,
journalist, he made a movement to discharge h`ge P
in the air, when his opponent declared that n .001
so he should still insist on his shot at him and
if he could. Senor Llorente, to save his ovvn.ll3,e' the
obliged to fire, and shot Senor Reisch throug"
heart.
A report having been current that, notwiths.-- con'
the amnesty of 1838, several hundred Italians,oi,
demned for political offenceF, were still in Pri6spri,
the fortress of Szegedin, in Hungary, the fig, OP
Gazette publishes a letter from Milan, statilib
not one political prisoner remains in that fortress'
MONEY—TRADE—COMMERCE. oc3
The alteration in the duty on stage-coaches c(lit,ls
into operation on the 3d of October next, whet'
reduced from 3d. to lid. per mile.
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At Manchester the weavers are gradually -,„„ 41Jc '
to work, and the turn-out may be said to
In Bolton, however, 1,400 hands are still ow
the
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AGRICULTURAL..
Hop-picking is now very generally dosing
produce in Maidstone is much better than 11
pected, and the quality first-rate.
NAVAL AND 111/11.1TA.R.4. 001;4
The ship Leopoldina Rosina, containing 3y 141:
grants bound for the plains of Uruguay, was `viritle°l
last May when within a few leagues of Monte if tf
231 passengers perished, and only 72 escape o
miracle. der64lo
A very handsome silver medal has been eras
be struck by the Admiralty, to be pres*nteciw
wards to engineers of the first class serving a
Majesty's navy, who by reason of ability or g."
duct deserve such a mark of esteem.
All the barrack-masters in Ireland have lit's.oor
notification that 7cl. in the pound (Income-tax)
be deducted out of their last half-year's salary.
LAW AND POLICE.. bolt,
The adjourned inquest at Salford on theve
Joshua Lyons was resumed on Thursday, anal'
diet of " Justifiable homicide " returned.
Yesterday Alexander Levy, and Maria, hifs-.:ilJ't
together with Easter Pasque, were charged at
hall with conspiring to defraud Mr. John Gall,"e'd Ul`
goods to a large amount. They were remand
Monday. of
Michael Rowan and Thomas Allen, were Ye..stiledtistil
brought up at Lambeth-street for final esnelinnoieu
charged with a daring highway robbery, ace ,11k,
with violence, on the person of Mr. jo.in 'l"3
Whitechapel. They were fully committed.
i'INE ARTS. oioll
The Glasgow Society for the Blind, on the 0c,c414
of her Majesty's visit to Scotland, knitted a bro' tic),
in silk and worsted, for a sofa pillow, lined witi've
and fringed, as also a playball for the Prince of
They were presented at Taymouth Castle, ivileollisles
Majesty commissioned four similar ones to be ..bore.
besides making a pecuniary present to the instiiv
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC' aer°l
M. Bohrer, the celebrated violinist, and 013'..it6
the band of the King of Wurtetnburg, who 'll' the
London in 1829, has recently performed befosolo
Queen and Prince Albert, at Windsor: hisi,(lo°
consummate, and his style fine. his stay in P'
is to be short, before proceeding to America. estee
On Tuesday evening the concert at the Wrc 011
Musical Festival consisted of Alexander's leOl',o3'
Wednesday morning the Messiah was pellii,eil4
The collection for the two days is 6551.65. lldo orce"
173/. 16s. lid. more than collected during the c
sponding'days of last year.
SPORTFNG. b tc4
The sailing match of the British Yacht Chl ovet'
place on the river yesterday, for a silver cup and c
The Foam yacht was the winner.
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c OURIV—PILSIIXOrrAnmz.. ,[•rwl
The family of the Earl and Countess of „J`.; 010
left the villa at Richmond yesterday, for
Castle, Perthshire. 1110
The Earl and Counter-

Jan au' As of Bradford are Pa`
season at Weston Hall, Staffordshire.
Lord Foley has left town for a few days. to'°
The Chancellor of the Exchequer arrived in
yesterday from Hyde, Isle of night.
Earl and Countess Fortescue are not esPe t
return from Germany until the middle of the 016
month. 005
Pansanger, the seat of the Earl and CTiceel''
Cowper, has been full of company during the Vls'bilie
The Marquis and Marchioness of llasting
left St. Leonard's for Donnington Park.
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:VIISCELMANEOXIB.
Lord Dinorben's new mansion at Kinmel 1 joie
being rapidly rebuilt on the plan of the old ball b
the conflagration. , 011;4
On Friday last, Elizabeth Brook, of Woolda'e;„'siei•
robbed of 3101. in notes and gold by a party ofgptill
And at Edinburgh, also, on Thursday, a gclLt noteswas robbed of a pocket-book, containing 4241.
and other securities. cattle'
At the late Falkirk Tryst, West Highland for
to the value of 8001., were purchased by an ages
her Majesty, for pasturing in the Royal Parks.

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THE MARQUIS WELLESLY'ttet
We are happy to say that a change for the bte tif
has taken place, and sanguine hopes are held °ti
the Noble Marquis's medical attendants.
The annexed is the bulletin issued yesterday • et,
" The Marquis Wellesley has passed a goeu,lter iii
and is improved in strength to-day, and is be'
every respect.
" Kingston House, Sept. 22, 1842."

The French Protestant Church in St. 31arti"rhing,
Grand, near the Post-office, is rapidly apPr°3-ticto
completion. It is a neat and elegant ecciesi°s thestructure, and will prove a great ornament t°
neighbourhood.

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