The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-23 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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Vint itt Optuton.

" Who runs may read.'

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The French King and Royal Family will remove
from St. Cloud to the Tuileries on the sth of Decem-
ber. The King will occupy his usual apartments in
the Pavillon de Flore, and Madame Adelaide resume
the apartment next to that of her brother.
Theresa Veronica Rocher, alias Mme. Bulle, alias
Mme. Geronniere, the supposed friend and confidante
of the Contenzporaine, and depositary of the letters
falsely attributed to the King, was exposed on Satur-
day upon the pillory in the Place du Paleis de Justice,
in execution of part of the sentence passed upon her in
March last for forgery and swindling.
No further intelligence has been received respecting
the disturbances in Catalonia.
Queen Christina, on the occasion of the fete of her
daughter, the young Queen of Spain, which took
place on Saturday, received at her hotel, in the Rue
de Courcelles, the congratulations of the numerous
Spaniards of distinction who are at present in Paris.
Couriers succeed each other with rapidity on the
road from Spain to Paris. Within the twenty-four
hours not less than three have arrived at the Spanish
Embassy, direct from Barcelona, but no news trans-
pired.

- The Royal Academy of the Fine Arts proceeded
on Saturday to the election of a member in the place
of the late M. Cherubini. The candidates were
Messrs. Onslow, Adolphe Adam, and Batton, pre-
sented by the section of music, and M. Ambroise
Thomas, proposed by the Academy. M. Onslow was
elected by a majority of 2, 19 votes to M. Adam's
17, and was accordingly proclaimed member.
The remains of Mme. Berryer, the wife of the De-
puty and celebrated advocate, were interred on Sa-
turday at Angerville. In testimony of admiration of
her extensive charities, every house in the place Was
shut up, and nearly every inhabitant joined the mourn-
ful procession.
21107411T-ZICADE-CODZIKERCZ.

By an account of the duty on hops of the growth
of the year 1842, the sum realised by the old duty
appears to amount to 169,776/. 6s. Old. ; by the new
duty to 125,4861. 16s. 7kd.; and by the additional
duty of 5 per cent., as by the 3d of Victoria, to
14,7621. 6s. 24d. ; making in the whole a total of
310,0251. Bs. 102 d.

Embezzlements and forgery to the amount of 1,0501.
have recently taken place in the Richmond Savings'-
bank. Captain Bolstead, the Secretary of the Insti-
tution, was tried upon two of the charges on Satur-
day, and fully committed for trial at the next Surrey
Sessions. He has been conveyed to Horsemonger-
lane gaol.
An important ' meeting of the Anti-Corn-law
League was held at Manchester yesterday, when the
sum of 4,0001. was subscribed for the fund.

ELECTIONEERING.
Sir J. Hamlyn Williams, Bart., brother-in-law of
Earl Fortescue, is spoken of as the Liberal candidate
Or Carm arthen sh i re.
LAW AND POLICE.

Frances Rugg, Henry Rugg, George Stephens,
Thomas Morris, and James Maland, alias Leeson,
alias Christopher James Rugg, were brought up at
Lambeth-street for final examination on the charge
of obtaining 180/. out of the office of the Accountant-
General of the Court of Chancery, by false repre-
sentations and forgery. The case was completed against
the prisoners, who offered nothing in defence, and
were fully committed to Newgate for trial.
At the Admiralty Court two fishermen and four
Shields pilots recovered the sum of 30/. as retnunera-
lion for salvage services rendered to the Glasgow, a
collier brig laden with coals, which on the 26th of
April got upon the Upgang rock. The value of the
ship and cargo was 600/.
The sum of 1501. was also recovered in the same
Court by her Majesty's brig Pilot, for salvage ser-
vices rendered to a vessel in the Gulf of Mexico.
She had been situated in a position of great distress;
her value, as a ship, was 1,7001., and that of the
cargo 8,143/.