The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-17 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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FOREIGN.
We have received Malta papers to the sth of Sep'
tember, with dates from Constantinople to the 27th
of August, from Smyrna to the 29th, and from
Syria (Beyrout) to the 13th ; the„ dates from :the
last-named place not being later than those received.,
by previous arrivals.
The Constitutionnel has an article which adeiuees,
arguments to prove that, of all the parties concern 4
in the Treaty of July 13, Russia is the 01113,',.
one that has reaped any advantage, in a our
mercial point of view. By it, our Contemporary
declares, the Black Sea has been made a RussiO
lake, Turkey alone having the privilege of enterhigi
there, but, from her weakness, being unable t 0
profit by the advantage thus placed in her poweii
to
that Russia, besides, is mistress of the otllll
of the Danube, and has greater power than otb,er
nations on the coasts of Asia Minor, and from tn's
point may become dangerous to the English yowes'
sions in the East ; that she has also gained the,a,c`
vantageof cutting off all sorts of assistance from t 0
population of the Caucasus, and thus diminishing
difficulties of the war against the Tscherkess ; that a 5
a strictly prohibitive system of commerce has beo
adopted in Russia, so as to nearly exclude all foreign
goods, all transit through the country is impossibiej
and that the Emperor may at his ease carry forwar
his plan of encouraging manufactures, not only
home consumption, but even for exportation to the

East.
'We learn from Cologne that the King of the Neth.Cl'
lands arrived there in the evening of the 10th inst,el
and immediately proceeded to the Palace at 110 h, '
where the Prince and Princess of Orange had alreol
arrived on a visit to the King of Prussia. M.
the great pianist, being at Cologne, the King, inY,l
evening!him to a musical party at Bruhl that evening!
which there were other eminent perforrners. •
The Gazette of Upper Germany announces, th
has been decided to make Rastadt a fortifiecVplsee_4,:'
the first class, and that the works ate Icrtie74
menced in the course of the autumn. It state
this determination to raise an imposing fortresg.
posite to Strasbourg has given -very:general fin
faction.
A Correspondent writes from Buda, 4th. insthge"'
" The Bishop of Grosswaradin, who is one of ;it
most decided opponents of mixed marriages, hes' 01
signed his See, and been created by the Porej,
Archbishop in partibus. From this it -is inter,l4
that the question of mixed marriages will be cIeGIZ
in the next Diet in favour of .the Protestants. •
Prelate has made an immense sacrifice to hiS
ciples, as the revenue of his bishopric amounteu-
-200,000 florins, about 500,000 francs." •
We have received the Madrid journals of the`
inst. A Council, composed of the4ntendant-Gene..,
the Diren,tor of the Rentes, and other functionsv,;
was to be held on that day, for the purpose of cons.ifi,s
ing the means of reducing to 12,000 reals all seiSi
exceeding that amount, those of officers in the nv",
being included. tb°
"The provincial deputation of Navarre," says for
Herald°, " has voted the following premiums for
the capture of every highwayman, 2,000 reels Lir
every robber or assassin, 2,000 reals ; for every i 111;
glar, 2,000 reals ; for every sheep-stealer, 200 r
for every housebreaker, 1,000 reals."
7noNzr-TRADE-COIVIDTEitCX.
At Glossop, the life of Mr. Shepley, it is Ow
is only preserved by the presence of the military'
crowds are still out in numbers, and violent. 4'
The Marquis of Clanricarde and a noble P°o
visited Greaves's lace warehouse in Limerielol
Tuesday, and having purchased some very besilol
specimens, expressed their desire to encourage ,
article of Irish manufacture.
The operatives of Limerick, belonging to the Ate
perance Society, amounting to 3,000,' contour:,
establishing a joint-stock bakery.
There are now 1,500 cotton mills in Entail. „,0
sides wool and worsted mills, all of whic o%o'
removed to foreign states by emigration of
ans, and exportation of machinery. Both of o°4
continue to a great, and, perhaps, increasing. 'e%"'!
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS, twi;olEr
A portion of Piccadilly extending from Al .- 00(1.'
street to Bolton-street is now being laid wit-W9.
pavement.
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LAW AND PDX.). JE..
John Tear, Secretary to the Dyers' Ur 01114(
charged at the New Bailey, Manchester, with
11.i,470
and conspiring to turn out the factory 11M4,
committed to the assizes, but admitted t0,,b0.4•1in
Howard, a boy about 18 years old, has 10li,
Vmitted to Derby gaol, to take his trial for WVIIE
with intent to murder, Joseph Cooper, j. r'''
late riots at Glossop ; bail was refuSed-r-- ke'fiidr
Bearstow, the- Chartist lecturer,';wo,,PPP".--"
in the pulpit at Bear-lanewhile haranguing about two hundred peo .1e- its
a long examination, the Magistrates bound "‘ or
1001. to keep the peace, and be of good beiol'
twelve months. Chapel, Bristol, on Fr
A policeman named William Gammonai
division, was charged at Bow-street with •Alrit
and using abusive language to Mrs. CaillitAv
Berners-street, Oxford-street, and her dail,rs4ol
appears he had interfered with them, mistalqFp
persons, and the Magistrate, judging he des!-Ijet3
severe reprimand, sent him to the Comxnissl°r •
Police, to deal with him as they thought proPe
FINE ARTS.
The statue of Mozart was inaugurated NVlA.thrifoll'
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ceremony at Salzburg on the 4th instant.
written for the occasion by the. Archbishop. 0%041
in Hungary, with music by Chevalier Neulicla once
performed by upwards of 2,000 musicians ill P/:,
of the King and Queen of Bavaria. Blozort.,
requiem was executed on the sth, in the cathearT
s°
the same performers. id
It is well known to chemists that carbonic ac ate'
is a substance which immodiately extinguishes
the existence of the latter being totally incoraP:o
with the presence of the gas. Au eminent 111 are
advised that all ship& should carry a sufficient.
lido°
of this gas on board in reservoirs, for the cltlaseritlf
or prevention of those fires at sea, which freci"
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OMIT. sselh
M. Berlioz gives a grand concert atl3o 000
the 26th inst., in the great room of the 01 •..

Society of that city. -
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC. 001:
It is stated by a practical engine&r that a pre
boiler cannot be heated up to 308 deg. witholl,
ducing certain explosion.
even/
SPRTIG.
Earl Howe and LordO
Curzon have hact,elci,o4l3l
sport at his Lordship's sporting-lodge, at Dig j,
Notts. I**.
The stewardship of the Ashby-dc-la-Zolg 000'
on the 23d inst. has been accepted by Lord
COURT-FASHIONAISLZ• j,bll „j
On Wednesday the Lord Provost of OP-A,
and Magistrates proceeded to Dalkeith
presented the freedom of the city to Prince t fee'
A similar honour was conferred on Sir Robero
the Earl of Aberdeen, and the Duke of Bucclet 0010
The Earl of Wiltshire has arrived in town,i'
way to the Duke of Cleveland's at Raby eld
Lord Wilton has left town with Lord Cher, .100-
That fashionable watering-place, Dover, r
than usually full this year.
The Duke of Cambridge left town yestei"
Woburn Abbey.
MISCELTaLNEOITS. ' 41"
The visit of her Majesty to Ireland next_,6-litfy,
begins to be confidently spoken of in that CO;.:l'

DARLINGTON. • 01
FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)
FRIDAY, SEPT. 16.—Sir Robert reel
Aberdeen arrived here last night, and aftert6oceecl,e
at Mr. Brodie's, the King's Head Inn, they r 41; v
by the Great North cf England iailwaY.Xl'
half-past nine o'clock train to Derby. ,L;
Lord Prudhoe, with Lady Prudhoe, aistl Vico
from the South last night at the Great Nort"l,-
land Railway station here, and post-hores.'pelo
readiness, they immediately started for.. •Pi', la ity
Castle. Several merry peals from the 10,ipip' g
parish church welcomed their arrival, this.„;.,`:,.
first visit since the marriage of the Noble
a 00,
During a violent gale of wind On SOW' It 0
Captain Corfmat, of the Elodie Antoine, lYingn Woo;
fi eur, perceiving the signal of distress 11)411g °red itt'
the brig Jason, in the offing, immediately orde 00. b 4
and manned his boat and hastened toter' assistil 140
as he was attempting to get on board Wt.:o olj
into the sea by the violence of the Wind. S"iile fltr.o9
sailers plunged after him, and got him. 11167,-,lli
again. He made another attempt to mouet-'
side, but was, from the height of the sea, nlieresloo
!;ive it up, and return to port. As the Jes°l; mtte!)
in great danger, another boat went off w the 09
was struck by a weve, which washed out.one °r fell °O4
and nearly filled her with water. The 13(52;,t 6:0
niesstnates, though their own lives Wl° oho tt
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struggled with the storm, saved him, balecl.°!lArOt epli
and persevered till they reached the Jason PP"'orith ba
her deck. They found her in a perilous state' ..0010
age
two men on hoard, they having determined 0/-,4 haws,
her, though the rest of the crew had abandon` iren,eof
day before. By the skill and fortitude of t. 171 'OOP
had joined them, the Jason was brought /at° ot
on Sunday in a very shattered condition. eip.l.,
THE QUEEN'S RETURN FROM SCOTI'-s art itt;
Lord Mayor received a letter from Sir .1-3°?e,,,t0 'PO
in answer to one from his Lordship, requeslbto 0044(
formed whether it would please the Queen th 40:
meet her Majesty as Conservator of the Tharnorbet
return to London. It stated that as the 110°„r.ocrefo°,1
jesty's arrival was uncertain, she NN iSbed
of the conservancy of the river Thames to
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