The Sun.
London, England, 1842-10-27 00:00:00

National Guard, but private accounts. state that
the report is entirely without fbundation.
The Moniteur contains a Royai ordinance,
authorising the Orleans Railroad Company to
raise a loan of 10,000,000 f. for the comp
the works. let ion of

BOURSE—PARIS, TUESDAY, OCTOBETI 25.
First Highest Lowest Last
Price. Price. Price. Price.
French Five per Cents. 118 80... 118 80... 118 70. 119 747
41, per Cents 106 60... 106 60... 106 60... 106 60'
Four per Cents 101 25... 101 101 25... 101 25
3 per Cents 80 5... 80 10... 80 ••• 60 5
Bank of France 3270 ....3275 —.3270 .. 3275
Laffitte Bank I,ooof 1055 ..1055 —.1035 —.1055
5,000 f 5085 ...5085 —.5080 .5060
Belgian Fives ... ..... lO3 ... 103 ... 103 103
1840.... 104* ... 104* ... 104* ••• 100
Portuguese Fives 324 ... 324 ...
Neapolitan... lOB 45... 108 45... 10.5 45... 108 "‘"
Roman
RAILWAY SHARES
Versailles, R. 13 265 ... 265 ... 260 260
L.B lO5 —. 105 —. 95 ... bS 25
Rouen
Orleans.
Strasburg to Bale 207 56... 207 50... 207 50... 207 b°

The Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel arrived in town
this morning from a visit to her Majesty at Windsor
Castle. The Right Hon. Baronet is expected to leave
town this afternoon for his seat in Staffordshire, to
receive her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester,
who is expected to honour Sir Robert and Lady reel
with a visit at Drayton Manor. •
INDISPOSITION OF VISCOUNT MELBOURNE.--"ldaSt
evening letters were received at the Reform Club, from .•
Bro•-....ket Hall, Herts, from which we learn that the
Noble Viscount had nearly recovered from hisindis-r:
position. We understand it was on Sunday morning -
when his Lordship was attacked by symptoms which.
caused considerable alarm to Lord and Lady Beau-
vale, who were staying with Viscount Melbourne at
the time, and an express was immediately dispatched -
to Viscountess Palmerston, the Noble Viscount's sis-
ter, to apprise her of his Lordship's illness. The
messenger arrived at Viscount Palmerston's mansion,
on Carlton-terrace, late on Sunday afternoon, and
both Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston being in
towr. , they instantly departed for Brocket. Dr. Hol-
land, the Noble Viscount's medical attendant, was
also sent for, and likewise waited upon his Lordship.
with the least possible delay. On Monday his Lord-
ship was exceedingly unwell, but has since continued
to improve, and we are happy to hear is now fast ap-
proaching a state of convalescence. Viscount an 4.,
Viscountess Palmerston and Lord and Lzi,ly Beauvo_:::
are still staying at Brocket.

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The Levant mail has arrived with letters ;•-i
papers of late dates. The intelligence, which will
found elsewhere, is not important. •
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Barcelona advices of the 18th state that a dread
storm on the coast of Valencia and Catalonia wit* 1
caused considerable ravages. f
on
The police at Paris have seized on several copies'
a pamphlet, published by Laine, the bookseller in t,
Passage Verot•Dodat, entitled " Lord Guizot,
tre de rEtranger en France." The same work voll
seized at some other booksellers, where a sec°,
pamphlet was on sale, entitled "Les Ministres sur
Sellette, ou les Dix Commandemens," with this motto'

" Saint Angleterre adoreras,
Guizot l'ordonne expressement."
The fourteen horses sent by the Pacha of Egypt
a present to the King of the French, were landed °e,
the 19th at Marseilles. They are remarkably hue'
animals. et 4
We learn by a letter from Copenhagen that a new
s of recruitment for the army is under discus'
sion by the Danish Ministry. It is said, that in futurg,
iastead of making peasants, as at present, exclusively
liable to military service, the obligation will be lin'
posed on all classes. According to the proposed Pin
there are to be three branches of the army, viz.'
regular troops, whose period of service will betir
years, and two classes of militia, one of eight, and t'e
other of four, years' service.
The Courrier du Havre says :—" A cabin boy °n
board the Recherche, the natural son of a Conntlfes;
just received information that his father had "t"
after having acknowledged him, and bequeathed tO
him a fortune of 20,000 f. a year."
The number of suicides is shown to be on the in.
crease in all the capitals of the Continent. ithe
The Emperor of Russia left Warsaw on the
inst. for St. Petersburgh. On the same evening'. tea
Grand Duke Michael, brother of the EinP eror' arrlc
at Warsaw.to It appears that new negotiations are about b:.
opened between Russia and the Papal Governnnilva
A letter from Rome, 13th inst., announces. tle-ptlrrt,:rs-
in that city of Captain Gregorieff from St".-e
burgh, with important despatches.
Alotre
The Senate of Hamburgh has invited S. e
the Consul of Bremen at Bordeaux, to Per'u— rtu the
a
functions of Consul for Hamburgh, ad interim, in
sequence of M. Meyer having ceased to be CoO'
General of the Senate in that city.
M. Berryer, who was to have set out for Gereliatrliolo'
is detained at Angerville, by the serious inclispos
of his son.
MONEY—TRADE—COMMERCE • r the
The anniversary meeting of the proprietors. 0'
Isle of Thanet steam-vessels, shipowners, 5:1%.1
held at that place at the beginning of the vr`-vots
About 80 gentlemen sat down to dinner, and it, a.,
stated that the Company possessed above 40 nu.p
ships, containing above 25,000 tons, exceeding there J
even the Government steam-vessel establishment,
ECCLESIASTICAL. bag. -
The Bishop of Exeter has announced that he 8
we
require from all candidates for holy orders, who na
yet
been educated at the University of Oxford, the certi
cates from the two new Professors of Sacred
as Literattpt
so soon the new statute shall be in full activi.,
Similar demands will, of course, be made from Can
dates from the University of Cambridge. .
AGRICULTURAL.
On Wednesday last the Duke of Richmond dined'' •
about 200 of his tenantry, in his new hall at 1ra11t,..1;
His Grace in future will hold an annual show wentealb4
at Gordon Castle, and give premiums to the e. Or-
-1001. per annum, for improvements in the breed °'•
cattle, and in agriculture, by his tenants.
NAVAL AND ranaTA.lvr. was
A valuable American vessel, named Le-ifarreN'oiiip
totally destroyed by fire on Thursday wee`'+, 'bop
lying off Bordeaux. She was of 600 tons bul;
and laden with silks and merchandise, for whic fir" ~/
was insured only in part. The crew have bed to.
rested on suspicion of having wilfully caused
calamity.
LAW AND POLICE. -!/
The following verdict on the Northleach ease sles
returned by the Jury on Tuesday—" That C11103,i., er.
Beale died of consumption, brought on and aggre'r, iect'
by his treatment in Northleach prison," accemPen :010.1,3!
with their unanimous vote of disapprobation
Governor, surgeon, and under turnkey of the Sing • a
rw
It is understood that the Jury intend for
memorial to Sir J. Graham respecting Norte
gaol and other prisons in the county. L. Jingly.'
Yesterday James Powell, in the employ of Ateiling7
draper in Noble-street, was charged with 6ersonsi
upwards of 60 linen-shirts, and three other filsonera
with receiving part of the property. The P
were committed for trial. ~,, on
sow,diCd
An inquest, on Saturday, was held at EP ho
the lady of Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Bart., The
on Friday last from being frightfully burner. 0.
Jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Dee"'
LITERARY AND SCIENTIrIC,'
Victor Hugo, the French poet, has Pllre,_"„.stian
hotel in the Place Royale, formerly the 'lto"'
the celebrated Marion Delorme.
CQVlLT—rissmucomanzs•
The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort return ,
Beaufort House yesterday from Newmarket' to 11'1.-
The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland were, fraa
rive at Wishaw House, Lanarkshire, yesterday'
Dunrobin Castle. crese-
pat
The Marquis de Lavaletto arrived in ra--
yesterday, from Paris.
The Countess Brownlow leaves Belgreve-
in few days, for Canford House, Dorset. °
TT toe of
The Earl of Liverpool arrived at Fife .r.
Tuesday last, from Buxted-park. at pre-
The Earl and Countess of Harrington are
sent staying in town. ~„0.100
Viscount and Lady Margaret INlarshaul are r
the autumn at the Moat, Alaidstone. reers
Viscount Sandon has taken Mr. Lawrence
mansion, Kemp Town, Brighton, for the 506°n:ester'
Lord Granville Somerset arrived in town
day, from Troy House, Monmouth. on Wed'
yesterday,T he Bar
from
mr
Lady Beresford left Boulogne for Paris
•
nesday last. dote
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St.
:YZISCELLANZOICTS. rtiown, -1,
M. Cerfberr, the French Consul at Cape. .
Fork t'n
died on his
Domingo,
a.
Ha-ire, from the injuries received by the ,
house during the late earthquake at HaYr2,4 firms e, -
arrived in Berkeley-5.
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Upwards of 120 of the most influentinissioner' ,
Cheapside have petitioned the Sewer U0,n1,.. the city-
passage from
he of
for a wood pavement throughout that
partuu.rord
Lord Francis Egerton has purchased I
sir
Thonol
formerly the property of the late Adir
anie ecollis'el•
with the Waterman steamer, No. 6, on rescue;
A boat, containing eight persons, e
Bermondsey, and by great exertions we_l.deerturnetl- ;
from the water, into which they were •
The Company has since compensated' the;