The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-29 00:00:00

the eh
it involves. That laughing periodical
Years
Charivari has been in the habit some
motionss of publishing a sheet of comical inns-
at Easter. The printer, dreading the
tpc._7 of the Law Officers of the Crown,
to-"eeg to print it. The responsible Editor applied
pLae Civil Tribunal to compel him to print the
it but the Court refused to interfere. Thus,
no Permitting any Journal to be printed, except
trent:ll licensed. printer, and by leaving it op-
vdth each printer what articles he may,
.40r
nlaY not print, the Government has the Press far
•
ez:ge
Inits
power than if the strictest censorship
• For the censor would be a man of education,
would exercise his functions so as not to incur
e_eunteni
Pt and ridicule of men equally well eil u-
wit Irie
jheetsimsself. But the printer has only his own
eaPriee to consult. He need not
read the article
Whichh
e
unless he pleases, and when he does
"141,1,, it he is justified in being guided by his fear of
mseeuton rather than by his taste
of general news there is none in the French Jour-
zaifi °f Salida , with the exce of the following
bets ption Y
tirrieount Bresson, the Minister of France at Berlin, has ,
NI tit pa,.
The z 18*
1111411 mancipator of Toulouse, announced that Mal-
theC2la,uarel, being perfectly recovered, set out for Paris
The u..
tlltt National of the Weer, of the 25th, sa) a, that on.
With thY 6/3 delegates were appointed to go to Paris
e remonstrances of the city of Nantes.
Genvl
March.a rriv2e7d. at Paris yesterday morn-
%) jletter from Berlin, dated the 18th, addressed to
V"e Gazette, giving very minute details respec
t
burgh 0.
4 reported military insurrection at St.
,peters
e4ar t 1
ue. quoted by the Commerce, which adds— Thereo
,
as.ii,,inlY very precise details, and yet we can say as
en told it by a Frenchman, who left St. Pe-
r*.~rsl gil less than three weeks ago, and who no
thitt4lllle to refrain from offending Russian susceptibility,
afrord as no knowledge of any event which could even
111,-Zround to the rumours circulated in Germany.'
°n The
"don frigate, Captain Turnier, arrived at Toulon
25tH from the Levant.—Commerce.

The
fro
m
town this morning for interment at Hamp
e carriages of the Queen Dowager, his Royal
kid otleiss the Duke of Sussex, the Princess Sophia,
the al el. Members oCthe Royal Family, followed in
theirs°llniful procession, the servants appearing in
mrearlet uniforms.
Ditedi.._Vilite, one of her Majesty's Messengers, ex-
eo,,ve44st evening in St. James's Palace, where he was
leddine(ll few days ago. Mr. W. having fallen down
atteciil le.Ring-street, St. James's, in an apoplectic
beer, had been carried into the Palace, where he had
ittti4°llstantly attended by the medical gentlemen
ded. to the Royal Establishment, who had sue-
ireste el restoring him to a state of consciousness-.
Kok ji4BT morning, however, an unfavourable change
ilaitZ la" and the sufferer expired in the evening.
watf-W,AT APPOINTMENTS— (From a Correspon-
ttee---"he Dixon, Esq. has been selected to fill the
Derby °f chief Manager for the Birmingham and
biko Railway. Alfred Yarrow, Esq., succeeds Mr.
44,14,48 chief Engineer on the Chester and Birken-
.eetie4ailway. The professional ability of these
„„—rl Augurs favourably for the interests of the
"'l:ewitted to their charge.

tLECTION COMMITTEES.
„_wpv, (THIS DAY.)
4h, OUT AND MELCOMBE REGIS.
Committee met this morning at the usual hour,
g r,i ttuart 'Maxwell in the Chair.
ence Was taken ns to the registration of the
b „
101,u-satuan, and the argument on the personation,
.htin„Nillian the baker, of Ploughman the 6:idler, was
41(lbot'u on the part of the sitting Members by Mr.
tdhrou"hotit the morni.
of the Committee on the vote of this
•iniun• -rnan had not been riven when we went to press ;
E4ties ttre, therefore, in the same relative positions
adjourntnent of the Committee yesterday.

WIGAN.
ttlld • e Cora •
1,1110 ~auttee met at the usual hour this morning,
•*,`)l) to mettately proceeded with the scrutiny of voters.
Tk'e th 4 le time of our going to press, the following
uaroa4 ~.118-mes that were struck off the list of voters :
§itione"-loworth and James Sutton, on the side of the
• gotaas ; and on the side of the sitting Members,
arton and Ellis Rigby.

7:141E COFEE .
-I:3° THE EDITOR OF THEDUTIES
SUN.
414 Bishopsgate Without, Monday Night.
Slirs---bi am not in the habit of writing to newspapers,
h"Lbert Peel seems inclined to gull the people so
0,44 r i'lis tariff, and lam so pestered with.my cus-
-Atjs 40out the expected " I irge" reduction in coffee,
phlitsiadill„,induced to-drop you a line to explain to the
,41214.4.4 People how they are deceived. W. hen thed
c' made his grand speech, he said be intended
'61% Said 1(17 large reductions it the duties on Coffees,
13(1 4,-4 he, I intend reducing the duty on foreign, from
'4l tt41,44. a Pound, and on colonial from 6d. to 4d. The
Oct e,nrrect, but the former is not a reduction from
1'10vv;,.3q., but only from 9d. to Bd., for the knave
"Ith 'erY well that 15d. duty never was paid, but it
skm..a
E`'. duty •Y 3 imported from the Cape of Good Hope, at
.zoti ; therefore it follows that this wonderful re ac-
;pi (11Y, 1(1. a ound, and of course we grocers intend
he benefits. Now I could mention other
Mme which appear to be reduced on paper in the
raersl3_Aut as am especially bothered with my cus-
i,:ri 4t,,king when this " large" reduction is to be made,
t,,elten-c." Sou just to set the deluded beings right in the
17,Psye p" coffee, and to assure them that, if they expect
L-"`Y income tax from their savings in provisiops,
lad c;-,'le outrageously mistaken, for the reduction
111 Y nominal, they will reap no benefit.
A BISHOPSGATE GROCER.

Netts A F 0 R M—R E PEA L
hti aim convened wardmote of the Repeal War-
(l yeSecretaries of all the wards of London, was
eerday, Thomas Steele, Esq., who
is called
17%1,e
nPeal Warden of Ireland in the chair, in the
'esti .1 the Rev. Dr. blagee, C. R., of Westminster,
d.qeal Warden of London, who was unable to
01:31,-;tes of resolutions on the subjects of Repeal of
he
;.°ll and of Reform were passed with acclamation ;,
t"" Coned h t our Irish friends call Repeal to
itilltliel3t-0",1111g out' aerpwurea delusion, we of course will not
gh., our readers any recital of the resolutions on
r'"l'vY subject. •
ciittree:'se..luit.iun was moved and passed unanimously
t O'e sub
of Refcrm. It was to the effect that
;NI /0,14101 is as indubitably the father o. f the RP-
*114401,, 01 1832 as of the Emancipation Bill of 1829.
-.:4en as it was not until he in May, in the latter
iterevibinf friendly reproach for their apathy, precept,
tai 7to P e altogether, taught the people. of England
Zi 1 7ganise themselves in political unions, on the
!'sure the Irish Catholic Association, by. the moral
blt is of of which he had carried the Emancipation
4sse; Itatter of history, that it was by the moral
at the the English and Scottish Political Unions
:111 I'leforra Bill was obtained by the people. .
of Mr. O'Connell, alluded to in the.
wori 'llvenat 'great meeting of the leading
England, aat the " Purity of Election
Lhiclirkl'.' lit the Crown and Anchor, in Westminster, at
'tett t:lr Olin (then Mr.) Hobhouse presided as
-4e/ls of Sir Francis Burdett.
j8131...t.t ' PROVIDENT INSTITUTION.—At the
k',,! ;,PeneritalS. Meeting of the Board of Directors for
VPltier7 ,_lB4l the Report was read, from which
has
saes d,,tnat during the past year a sum of 1301. h
in -4,`liri_bmUtsedin relieving the necessities of eleven
titall4lteandistancethus afforded has of course varied
duration, according to the circumstances
Al()%t 'Particular case, all of which have received
,o 1 Pforn
kt attention and careful examination of the
a '1.,4 .4:1,Q they have the satisfaction of believing dine!
sliltitt;'°%Bl,.,"";ailee has been of essential, indeed in many
4'0113',,"; vital im ance, and fully realised the antic:
Cettt3 ;1` the Directors,ur alluded to in their last year'slf
t having been contemplated when the Re
14L'airlt Was formed. The funds have
.gone on pro-
Ataproving • the total amount, including the
111„-'' of t'l,lllYested with the Commissioners for the redlic-
til-e‘ti)' -4"oo",atinnaldebt is 10,654/. 16s. 5d., producing
ut:. Per annum ; beyond this the income of
fro is t -.on at the present time from annual subscrip-
-41
the ile„early 2801. The interest alone, received
‘1141.114 Of l .;"'ntaencemnt of the institution is the large
4 d the ne '54/. 16s. sd. The new edition of the rules,.t
:arranged list of members appended to
aetiomotion .7, must it is presumed, have given general
'to tke'l" Of tl-!..4.113 and the books necessary for the tram!,
Nal% expeZelsn!titution, have added in a slight degree
The great kind-
Itlth_tieeldl(l attentioutinng the least
--‘41,4 the n with which the. periodical press have
A Progressal of the institution demand the
0.4 4 niernbers.
:11411iL41,1bit.ef,St Was held yesterday,.
that Mr. Higgs, Coroner, on the body of
at St. George's
N 14314 aged 41. From the evide:ke?
!ls4l4Bed ly„..'lz,o'clock in the evening of the A .oth instant,
it appeared
the Wel-
ls then 114,17 lighting the lamps in front of
_bile
I‘'hioel (IT", near Buckingham Palace, and 7on
to4B, he ighting one cf the lamps the ladde.'s
tttledtilieriee;_anding suddenly slipped,
danl
diteirlealwlyaim
etr4Pea tbuor°_v! from his tbo.quge„
4,4...tikes of the railinc,sainn front of the
,kt:eatio died ion Saturday last. Verdict—" Acci-
! .kster
to Si rative IC.AI7IIOOL.—III the very remarkable
14 red °R
-I' the Campaign of the Army of the Indus
'4cl cellt 'aubool, during 1838-9," by Dr. Kennedy,
t°re
fatal
*lndia clearly traced
basl's tolq. asters in were s
,ovv, Easters
one of the author's remonstrance
4PliiioN "en too late, been felt to be just. Such are
f 1
b;aB to the choice of cantonments, the route of
, te'e,lemfol,eondetnnation of the superfluous baggage,
bill7wers of our Indian armies, and his warning
1,„*14,
.114 be adopted for the disembarkation of our
Qke)aiii'ltagverelknidpublished in 1840, contains the fol-
thiresoi gls 1),,t Inenaorable passage :—" The day of
1417 tis at ; but it will come, and bring a train
.4114 r the 'eh the ear of him that heareth may
Vep,elllailider of his life." How fearfully has
!