The Sun.
London, England, 1845-02-10 00:00:00

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On Thursday afternoon Louis Philippe, accompanied by
Count de Alontalivet, General Durosnel, Colonel de Chaban-
ties, the Count de Strada, and two orderly officers, visited
St. Cloud and Versailles. His .Majesty returned at seven
o'clock to the Tuileries. In the evening their Majesties re-
ceived the President of the Chamber of Deputies, the Duke
(le Broglie, the Prince of Salm Dyck, the Counts de Boudy
and de Germinv, General Sebastiani, &c.
The Constitutionnel announces that the French and Eng-
ush Governments have determined to interfere in order to put
a period to the war waging by Roses against the republic of
Monte Video.
Fourier, the ruffian who was sentenced to death for
strangling' and throwing a man into the Canal St. Martin,
was, beheaded this morning at half-past eight o'clock, at the
tiarrier St. Jaeenes. • A great conc=ourse assembled to witness
the exeentio:%
Tile Bre.,;.tit Gazette inforaig us that. the tlitferint German
States are at this moment occupied with a plan for the elga-
blialiment of a uniform postal system for the whole of Ger-
A,A. letter from Vienna of the 31st ult. states that Prince
4u ti,eri, the Pope's Legate at the Court of Austria, had just
,
-4',lved notification of his having been raised to the dignity
to ardinal• He will shortly quit his present post to return
Rome. his successor has not yet been appointed.
A statue, in honour of Christopher Columbus, is about to oeerected at Genoa, his birth-place.
__The Scientific Congress of France will hold its thirteenth
7sion this year at Rheims. It will assemble early in Sep-
tember, and sit for ten days.
letter from Rochefort, quoted in la Flotte, states that
'tjuer are now being fitted out at Bordeaux two iron steamers,
tiesioned for Oceania. They are the Australie, of 160, and
e Pingouin, of 70 horse power. '1 he same letter also says
larchwill.
AI-Letters from the neighbourhood of the Pyrenees and the
• far "peak of serious accidents having occurred from the late
:a ()fsnow- Several avalanches have buried houses, and
-used the death of many persons. At Lunimont, in the
s‘nreondissernent of Belley (Ain), not less than four feet of
n'pw had fallen within a few days. In Languedoc, where
li°lv is almost a rarity, it lies at present a foot deep. The
,t7erseilles mail was stopped, a few days back, near St
tha
snow.nt''e,and thirty horses were required to drag it through

C °UAW— PAIIIIMIoIo sit 36.-i,
7,!1e Duke of Buckingham left Buckingham 'Ruse, Pall-
en Saturday to join the Duchess and family at Stowe,
ere her Gracel; expected to sojourn until Easter.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry are ex -
11teciavtmed to
leave Holderness House for the north in a few
t The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanticarde, and the
qd,e '" de Burgh have left Italy on their return to _England.
Marquis of Bute has left town for Cardiff Castle,
here his Lordship is expected to arrive on Saturday next.
41 he Marquis of Sligo is daily expected to arrive in Mans-
ratfd-steet from the Continent, intelligence of his noble
her's demise having been forwarded to his Lordship. The
T.fi'ioness and the Ladies Brown are staying in town.
lei Lue Marquis of Exeter has left Grosvenor-square for Bur-
ka Rouse, Lincolnshire.
ttue Countess of Wilton has left Grosvenor-square for
11,,et, ton Lodge, Melton Mowbra. The Noble Earl remains
wn for the present,
liv-the
fo
Earl and Countess of Albemarle are expected to ar-
e,.n Berkeley-square on Monday next r the season.
11,,,t
oble Earl intends visiting Newmarket en route to town
Quiddenham Hall, to inspect his racing stud. The
". Col land Mrs. Keppel and family are still on the
, one
tbrl'urd Stanley, though convalescent, is not yet quite re-
Ikler,,ed• His Lordship's continued indisposition prevented
fro participating in the grand banquet given by Sir
rt Peel on Saturday evening.
LTd De Ros's eldest son, the Hon. Dudley Charles De
has entered the army as Cornet in the Ist Life Guards.
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valuable rectory of St. George's, anover-square,
iso'erl s been so long vacant, and which has been the cause
iliori,lllleit dissension, has at length been conferred by the
St. Jolof London on the Rev. William Howarth, 8.D., of
4t College, Cambridge, Rector of Mipershall, Bed-
.cp,hire. Mr. Howarth was formerly one of the lecturers of
`e
vv. Sydney Smith is progressing favourably, though
leaa era state.
n Saturday yw,e atk the usual weekly meeting of the Mary-
and St 'Vestry, a deputation from the parishes of S. James
lafive; Anne, Soho, had an interview with the vestry re•
Sir R,.° the Propriety of their sending a united deputation to
Gali"uert Peel, to represent to him the desirableness of re-
(l,lg the window-tax. The suggestion was adopted, and
I'3 S-4Pti6a appointed, and the cletk was desired to write
ttnie 'ehert Peel to ascertain on what day it Would be con-
w:it to receive them.
eet, iatiare given to understand that the charter from the As
4lidwr or General Practitioners in Medicine, Surgery, and
$i 3', the heads of which have been forwarded to the
tl 'l°ll'
, the Secretary of State for the HomuDepartment,
live a 11?ost liberal description, embracing the represent-
It_tta amiletPle in an elective council, composed of nietropeli-
‘° by tieountry members, and that it was unimously assented
c.i.epTtitai4 e large'provisional committee of that Association.
''claination for South Wiltshire, vacant by the ac
'tether?' Pr the office of Secretary at War by Mr. Sydney
Oenrjo;3 Axed for the 15th instant, when the Right Hon.
On the ;Lit is said,will be returned without opposition.
-11,1tve L„,,,"th of the present month a day mail (down) will
11,•=e prese—n.te.n for Exeter, but there will be no up mail for