The Sun.
London, England, 1842-08-25 00:00:00

SUM MOH OF NEC

AND
Pubttc tiltoll.

" Who runs may read."

FOREIGN.

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There is not much news in the. Paris Jou_
to
Tuesday. The King went to Paris on -Monday, f
give audience to the deputation of the Chamber °
Deputies which was to present to his Majesty the Fe'
gency Law, adopted by that assembly. On this
ek°;
cc
casion, the King, dressed in his regal robes, had t
his seat on the throne, where, surrounded by his
Ministers, and Aides-de-Camp, he received the 13
from the hands of M. Sauzet, with whom be,,°
:c
changed gracious acknowledgments. - Upwards °I j
Deputies were present at the reception.
The French squadron, under Admiral Hugon, lu.
rived at Ajaccio, in Corsica, on the 13th inst. it cd°n'-'
s
sisted of eight ships of the line, two frigates, an, p,
steamer, carrying together 11;000 men, and 910 Pee;)
of artillery.t ,The squadron was to remain at -ICI°
until the 22d. positives
The Debats contradicts, in the most
manner, a report which has been afloat for some ag#,
of the hospitals of Paris being filled with patients 6e,`"
tacked with typhus and cholera. This journal ciel"tthe
and with perfect truth, that the sanitary state nn if
capital is not unsatisfactory, and that there are
the usual intestinal affections common to the SeSql);
with a few cases of typhoid fevers brought on 11
excessive heat.
Our accounts from Madrid are of the 16th instLere
Some disorders had taken place near iilicant,oll.cts
the inhabitants of four of the ve neighbouring distelo.
had combined and joined in an attack on the Goof
meat salt-works. The assailants succeeded in c 7-1,1
ing off a large quantity of salt. The Political tioa
repaired to the spot, at the head of some troops,
succeeded in arresting the principal leaders. „' inst.
The Constitucional of Barcelona of the 17th
contains a despatch of the Minister of War t°t the
Captain-General of Catalonia, announcing tht'noler
Regent had conferred the Grand Cross of the vfoi
of Isabella the Catholic on Brigadier Zurbiteal
having pacified the province of Gerona. ounces
The Frankfort Gazette of the 21st inst. ann,ntel
that the Legislative States of Holstein had seta
the following resolutions with regard to the P
ssu:or
of their debates :-Ist question.—Shall the e7jor
petition the King to render its debates public
7 ball
lied by a majority of 33 to 12. 2d question.---'ost
reporters be admitted into the Hall to give an acor
of the proceedings ? Negatived by 36 against 'that
Accounts from Naples of the 9th inst. stateeses
on the preceding night the King, Queen, Pri,_e„,e tise
of the Royal family, and the Infant Don the
and the Princess Amelia, his wife, sailed in sent
Vesuvius ship-of-the-line for Messina,
.to befretto•
at the celebration of the feast of our Lady of P°:their
Five frigates and a steamer formed the escort of
Majesties. T Deritd
The Prussian State Gazette publishes an -.13" of *
ukase of the 6th ult., decreeing the construction 4
44
stone bridge across the Neva, which is to be bet
by means of a loan, the capital of which is to beauty,
imbursed out of the proceeds of an additionairbost
of 11 per cent. on all goods entering the halo%
of St. Petersburgh after the Ist of Januar)", sat
or which might be lying in the Customs' stere

that period. -
MONEY—TRADE—COIVIDISRC°' oral
The coal-whippers on the river made a ge oill
strike yesterday, and resolved to cease from w°r,:h,,ns
they obtained a penny per ton, clear of all decineivecl
as formerly, for their labour, and should be enVout
direct from the landing places along shore, wi
any interference from the " middle-men." , There
In Cork the sale of spirits is unusually alsc-i!'„„
are at this moment no fewer than 3,000 puneiLe",;e of
the hands of the distillers, without any alVar3--
their being expeditiously b ghout.
The Kidderminster carpet manufacturers nrehnoses
a brisk trade just at present, but other ware-
are, for the most part, dull.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS'
country
A number of Italian gentlemen in this to-
have formed themselves into a Committee for the PO,
pose of erecting a school, and giving gratuitoastoys
cation to the minstrel mendicants, or Italian he
who are so constantly seen exhibiting on the
g"
ways. About 200 children are already receivin 1'
benefits of this plan.
ECCLESIASTICAL.y)
cration of the five newly-elected Colonial Bishop
took place in Westminster Abbey. At the env
sion of the sermon, delivered by Dr. Coleridgteed in
ex-Bishop of Barbadoes, the Bishops elect, yes, vet
their rochets, were presented to the Bishops stinga_g
the Primate, and shortly after put on the eplaOr
habit, and received the imposition of hands.
week ; since whichL
ing for the season.
NAVAL AND MILITARY.
Lord Alfred Paget's iron yacht Mystery gal,
_,t
the COrose:6
the principal prize at the Royal Cornwnil regatta la
LAW AND poLICZ.
James Bennet Thom p- , formerly warehouseman
in Wood-street, Chean'on time a partner
pside, and at one
in the firm his Lordship has given up yacht
of Mottram, Williams, and Co., Pass,t
his examination yesterday in the Bankruptcy Cc'tlthe
His debts and liabilities amount to 5,800/, and —.
assets realised by the assignees are 16.51.
R
SPOTING.
Sussex, with the aid of Pilch, plays All ng-
next Monday and Tuesday at Brighton, for the bene
of the veteran bowler, William Lillywhite.

COURT---FASNION.ELBLE. al
The Duchess of Hamilton leaves Poem an'sn-
this day for Germany.
The .Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster lea
Grosvenor House to-morrow for the Isle of Wighrtafor
The Earl of Jersey left Berkeley-square yeste
for The Middleton Park.
Earl and Countess of Tyrconnell have g°i'e t°
Kiplin. Castle, Yorkshire.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer arrived in t°l°
yesterday from Ryde, Isle of Wight. r the
Lady Stratheden has purchased the mansion n„j,
late Lord de Dunstanville, on the Kensington"
The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland 3_,,l.e.sge
pected in town to-day, to be present at the sat'
of Lord Prudhoe. up hi'
The Marquis of Westminster has made
mind, not only to reduce his splendid racing stvd
but to retire from the turf altogether. , ster-
Barom Dimsdale arrived at Mivart's Hotel
day from Crnpfield-place, Hrts. iced
The Earla and Countess ofe J
Galloway have r
at Galloway House, Wigtonshire, from town.
:MISCELLANEOUS. poiace
The southern conservatory at Buckinghaul," tart
has beet' commenced to be pulled down,
1 rvo
preore.
to the construction of the Chapel Royal, by 3r: ~,irgh
Lord Francis Gray, of Kinfauns died at Pl'7o),
on Saturday last, aged 77. The Hon. JOllll The
born in 1798, is his eldest son and successor• ttio
deceased Lord was for many years one of the Seep
Representative Peers, but at the last election of
his Lordship retired favour of Lord Rolle.
nearly
Raffaelle's frescoeWn the Vatican occur'-`‘, not
12 years of that painter's life, and some few
finished at his death, in 1520. Lord de Duns,l7,riest
had copies made some years ago of this gran° of
and on his demise they came into the posses%ool
.Lady Bassett, who presented them to the 1' eO-
- Volpato and Ottaviani have since
no
graved them. Francis, Duke of Bedford, Presecor,
to the Royal Academy the seven copies of the
toons by Sir J. Thornhill, now in their pessessi°ll.

SPORTING, INTELLIG.--a—
NCE.
(RECEIVED THIS DAY.)
YORK RACES (CortcLuDED).—TeEr7--y. C. ,
Two years old Stakes, of 20 sovs. each. -`.,,T* Noble)
Mr. Cooke's Trueboy ......... (G. - '2
Mr. G. Clark's Era ......................................... 3
Lord Eglinton's Telegraph Capt. Harcourt's Sir 4
Mr. Bell's Zora .......
Her Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas. Thre, ,„to) 1
Mr. Lancaster's Alice Hawthorn, 4 yrs. (Terolne"-- 2
Mr. Allen's Margaret, 6 yrs .. . ....... ....................... 3
Mr. Kitching's Priscilla Tomboy, 3 j'rs ................... 4
Mr. Cooke's Water Lily, 3 yrs .......... , .......... .... 1,11,11.
The Members' Plate of 50/. Heats, one wile an 1
Mr.. Osbaldeston's Woldsman, 3 yrs....(Baker) 4 2 !.1
Mr. Milner's Humphrey, aged .................... 2 3 -
Mr. Allen's Cayenne, 3
yrs ....................... 1 4dr
.................................................. . 0
Mr. Richardson's Aurum, 3 yrs .................... y.
NORTHAMPTON RACES.—WED°ear'k 1.5 ft.,
The Northamptonshire. Handicap of 25 sous.
and 5 only if declared. Two rages. .un)l
Mr. Collins's Rochester, 3 yrs (S. Darlivg9 J 2
Mr. Bell's Thirsk, 4. yrs .................................... 5
Baron Rothschild's cby Sir Hercules, 3 yrs .........
Hqr Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas. gelds. 0 1
Duke of Richmond's The Currier, 6 yrs (Rogers) n. 2
Mr. Wreford's 'Wardan, 5 yrs ........................
The Yeomanry Purse was won in two heats /I •
Bull's Midnight.

GREAT NORTH OF ENGLAND BAILWO;,,.
Truffle returns for the week ending Aug. 20, 1842
Passengers
• Merchandise 438 5 10
£1,507 13 4
Corresponding week last year ....£1,455 14 11
Darlington, Aug. 24. W. O'BRIEN, Secretary.

hlie
A HARD HEAD.—An athletic black man, '%B
carrying a hod in a building down town, was struckJd
his head by a salmon brick which fell from the scoff'
nearly two stories high. " Look out up dare, how Yc
frow your bricks," vociferated the hod carrier, "gue.-
you want to kill dis nigger." 'What is most strange Is,
that the man was not even stunned, and the brick wiL5
broken in two by coming in contact with his head.--
Philadelphia Gazette.