The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-21 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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" Who runs may read."

FOREIGN.
According to private accounts from Constantinople
the overthrow of Izzet 'Mehemet, the Grand Vizier
had caused great satisfaction to the whole of the diplo-
matic body, who saw in him the promoter of the
fanatical policy that prevailed of late in the councils
of the Sultan, to the detriment of the empire.
Advices from Vienna of the 12th announce the •
complete success of the Servian revolution. Prime
Michael haft been abandoned by the entire of 11,1,
troops, and, not considering himself in safety at Bel-
grade, had repaired to Semlin, and invoked the po
tection and aid of Austria. The Consuls of Great -,
Britain and France had accompanied the young Prince
in his flight.
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14th of January, .1843.
Baron Von Humboldt, Privy - Councillor to the
King of Prussia, was expected in Paris. .
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On the sth inst. the town of Pia was thrown 1 •
general consternation by the following dreadful acer
dent :—While upwards of 200 persons were ass%
bled at an amphitheatre, near one of the gates of 1,
town, engaged in, and spectators of, the game of 1)!1,
a wall suddenly sunk under them, brought down otll7,
parts of the building, and buried them in its ruin.
Immediate exertions were made, and the dead Nu.;
of a child was first taken out. Fifty-six persons v'eres,
found severely injured, the lives of several being c.se,„
paired of. The rest escaped, some with slight brol
the others unhurt. Many of the sufferers belong
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the first families in Pisa.
The funeral obsequies of M. Baillot, the vie i 0..- d
took place on Saturday morning at the churc:li, :
Notre Dame de Lorette. A great number of OS,
cal and literary men were present. The body
afterwards interred in the cemetery of MontinarttPlo
The gum trade is made matter of considero,o
.>AIr
some of the French papers ;on all hands it E.-
mitted to be expiring, and the colony of Senegao
debted little short of a million sterling. Thist, or .
asserted, is the trade which England is awl
seeking to disturb by the right of search. efe '
On Saturday, as a party of five or six persons IWO
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ascending the staircase of the column of July, 011;4.10
Place de la Bastille, for the purpose of viewing r'sot
from the top, they were followed by a youni.,!.,
apparently little more than 22 years of age. no,
mained on the platform after they had quitted, a°0,07
a few moments got over the balustrade, and th,,its
himself off. When picked up he was clot
dead. His head was dreadfully fractured, 0
all his limbs were broken. There was no paper
him to indicate who he was, but it was evident.
want had not driven him to the act, as he had aw'
and several pieces of coin in his pockets. 1,
" A further emission of a considerable quantigoi
forged coupons of Dutch Stock," says a letter j,
the Hague, Sept. 13, " has caused much uneasineA
this country. Almost all payments are made sill,ao"
us, not in specie, as in other countries, but 111
notes, bills, and coupons. An emission of
for-
paper is, therefore, a more serious matter here,_4s4,.
elsewhere. These coupons are-so well counter ISO,
that it would be impossible to distinguish thein ts.:
the real coupons, were it not that the latter have ,leo
tain watermarks which are not found in the 01, - -7•
documents."
A Hanoverian letter, of the 13th inst., publish
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the Journal de Frankfort, contradicts in the 110 i (se
sitive manner the rumour that two of the brotheltiot
the King had protested against thg arrangemelleit4
the signature of the Hereditary Prince, in the , ..:
of his succeeding to the Throne. ofit'
Letters from Stutgard assert the Congress ?.ei.t.
Zollverein has determined on not raising the du'l ire
iron at least. The most clamorous demands let,thr,
hibition and high duty were raised by the c°;10
spinners, woollen-manufacturers, and iron-Woo.
Letters mention that the Congress have resisted
demands, on the interest of the manufacturers fr-f- -
helves.
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MONEY—TRADE—COMMERCE. ;0t)
About 2,5001. has been realised on the occasi er
the Preston Guild, which, after payment Of aid
penses, leaves a surplus of 3001. to be devoted ".-,i,
:Rarities of the town.
NAVAL AND MILITARY. , tb!'
Military savings' banks are to be established logy
several regiments of infantry and eavalrrin le:. :t •
jesty's service. The rate of interest is to be 31. ie. •
for every 1001. The Secretary. of War, with tilititrf
currence of the Commander-in-Chief, and the Tr'. .3s
Commissioners, are to frame the rules. . ~t 1 t
LAW AND POLICE. .;jeclol
Henry Morgan was yesterday finally exams eve"'
Clerkenwell, charged with having
daring street robberies in the neighbourhood ofires,oo
con and Clerkenwell. He was fully connai Frig
cwo charges, and will be brought up again on- i
next, to enable another party to attend and prc'sl,
him on another count.
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Joseph Hallwell, a lumper in S. Katherine's
cornmittea sciiisr
was examined yesterday at Lambeth-stree offe'Y
with breaking open a strong box on board ttleorr
and stealing from it a quantity of plate. • -''''
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soner was remanded till to-day. tfrlM"
Yesterday Thomas Darton was charged std Act
Hall with stealing a phaeton and chaise, an, 0,,,
coach tools. He was committed, but allovvea, insP'
Mr. John Webber, of 26, Suffolk-street, riltiop,ev
was brought up at Kensington for re-exarninit ogtOed
a charge of committing an outrage on a 1)1,
Thomas Dawley. Bail was refused, and the P
fully committed. ~!
PINE ARTS. h v.
A splendid stirrup-cup, composed of SOW pro
bles and jaspers, richly mounted in gold, vi,ioo
rented by the Marquis of Breadalbane to th. ,
Albert, previous to his departure from Tarot: 00",
M. Halevy's grand opera, Charles VI, is
under study at the Royal Academy, Paris.
._ „ow in
Danton, the eminent Parisian sculptor, 15,;able'
London, occupied upon a bust of Miss Adelaide Is-e—,,A
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC' 0
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The vast country between the rivers Fj°lsell, ii
Chatanga, in Siberia, extending to the Icy oiler
about to be visited by a scientific expedition, f st•
the direction of the Academy of Sciences u
f of
Petersburgh.
Statues of the illustrious men of the Pr°villtee ntf°
Bruges have been ordered to be erected in the re'
ind villages in which they were born, by the
vineial Council of that city.
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THEA'rRICAL. I '
The formation of the Italian Opera con3r, fbe
Paris is proceeding successfully. Bratribi 'V.
Nell-known contralto, is engaged. Lablache, to
)nrini, F. Lablache, and Morelli, are to be the
iassi, and the first tenors Mario and Mirate.
SPORTING. ilii
The Marquis of Westminster's splendid ri4ll°
stud, one of the most valuable in the kill tnet
wrought to the hammer yesterday at Eaton Jalw
,Thester.
COURT—P.ASTIZONABLE. .0,10
The Duke and Duchess of St. Albans I°3
Dorrington Grove for Holly Lodge, Highgate' obr
The Marquis of Tavistock joined the party ash
at Woburn Abbey yesterday. ifF--
The Earl of Aberdeen has returned to town ~1
Scotland. , 48
The Earl and Countess of Lincoln are pass,,d';?..,
season at Ranby Hall, Notts. 014'.
The Earl and Countess of Wicklow left St." I.
fst an Friday last for Ireland.
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The French Ambassador is expected to ,
Manchester House on Saturday. Ale
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Miss BurdettCoutts and Miss Meredith lea°fr l4
Newsham on Saturday for Harrogate. 4
MISCELLANEOUS.
The pilgrimage to Mecca commenced 011 thd: it
ult., when the assembled embassy set out 1111tAi
direction of Moussa Aga, with the sacred ell'loniri
other presents destined by the Sultan for ti:tiosr
the Prophet. The first wife of Sultan gi'6o4.lte
accompanied the caravan.
The house built on the Boulevards by the
path,
d'Artois, afterwards Charles X., for Mdlle. Dg't
being pulled down.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCP,a
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(RECEIVED THIS DAY.) , ~, 00
LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING--"—trirsole,
Acceptances for the Heaton Park Handicap--
5 yrs, 9st ; The Shadow, 6 yrs, Bst 41b ; MIL* 4 fvf,r.
Bst 41b ; Collina, 4 yrs, Bst 41b-, Alice Ilawth°l7 i,,,
Bst 41b ; Tamburini, 6 yrs, 7st. 101 b ; Retrieve., 6, p . '
7st 91b ; Tear-away,
:Nr,r7ris:llttdaey7i,
y 1 bA3ol;uyaCirrlysgl
,i:n6,4kusneyt r,r1,515,6b7y3;5, rtrs4;,,
7st 31b ; Fire-away, 3 yrs, 7st ; Chamunes 5 Y',.;' /Pt'
7Y7srsts:6 716bsi.tb,• 9b
Pagan,r n
i3le in4igi eayP errdscii,
se :7,464;13i:bi'
3 yrs, sit 41b. Aristotle,Brother
6sfist
; Garland'r 30/014140.'
BETTING AT MANCHESTER—YEsTOPoIIteII '
BEATON PARK STAKES.-4 to I agst TheShocinstoaei
—7 to 1 agst The Young-'un, taken-8 to 1 agst '''i al
taken--10 to 1 agst Retriever, taken-10 to d,..-2v"
Vulcan, taken-10 to 1 agst Brother to Gorigin as
eN en on The Shadow ngst Dawson's three, taken'e4.---'
DEutiv.-10 to 1 an•st A British Yeoman, 0 ffer too
•to 1 agst Philip, taken-27 to 1 sgst Cother°3o t°
taken-_3O to 1 agst Queen of Trumps colt, talceolAetl•
I agst Winesour, taken-40 to 1 agst Black Drop'

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PORTRAIT OF BEESIVING.—BeII's Life l-=
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of Sunday next, Sept. 25, will contain a Po soo
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Beeswing,, the winner of the " Doncaster
a history of all the performances of this extrao7;if
animal, together with all' the sporting infa:l:l39 :"
the week. Bell's Life of Sept. 18, containing '
report of the five days' Doncaster Races and %Ole
trait of " Blue Bonnet," has•been kept on sale•• ce
office, 170, Strand, all the week, and copies, FiVePen
each, can be had for a week to come.