The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-28 00:00:00

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'ie. Austrian frontiers. the Eca,:e. or, • • u
sa.d, has ilia affair much at heart. The journey of 31•
S!einkilh.r to 13, rlin and Hamburg seems t.) have bun so'
cessful in securing the pecuniary means of, promoting t
work. Measures are in progress to bring the wood that w,"
bezd eteivari.necds._A
.tandlig'Oe:e•oirnke zeituyis.
m,nfrom Russia to set about it ju
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Price Price. Pricw. Pricr.:
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4 a Le, Cr.s lO7 5 117 25 ... 107 25.5.
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4 per Covii. 102 ... 102 102 102 Co
3 per lent'.... Bl 45 81 45 ...81 20 ..
'flank 01 Frr.tice 375...3965
LaMar r:inlt 1,0011. S ores 1030 ...MU)
aeigian Bans
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Be`glan 511,4* Cents lO3 ... 109 100 105,,
S t.,er Centt., 1840 104% ... 104% 104% ..
:o•nish Active tsls ...
Portuguese 5 per. CentF. 31"&
s.c3politan lO7 2) ... n 7 20 1117 20 ... in 7
105% ... to d ... 105% ... 1()5311
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L. 13 2l's 2-5 2v11z1)9,
Rouen • 551 ... 550 512 50 ... 54,y
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S:rashurg to Bale 23.5 ...:35 . 222 50,,.:33 i 3

We should reaily wish some Member of the House of
Commons would put a question to the Right Hon. the
Secretary-at-War, as to what is meant by marching
regiments, destined for foreign service, half round thtl
kingdom, for embarkation in ships which are intended t
touch at ports only a few miles from their original head'
quarters ? Thus, troops stationed a short distance inland
from Portsmouth, are marched to London, and embark
at Chatham in vessels which touch at Portsmouth before
leaving England. It is well known

The Queen held a Privy Council yesterday afternoon at
Buckingham Palace, which was attended by Sir Robert
Peel, the Duke or Wellington, the Duke of Bucclettelb
and several other Cabinet Ministers. -Lord Londonderri
was present at the Council. Some of the Foreign AD!'
basSadors also attended at Buckingham Palace. • •
LORD JOHN RITSSELI. AND THE CITY MEETINCL-74
meeting was held in the City last night to request the
Lord Mayor to convene a common Council to call en
Lord John Russell to resign his seat. The gentlemen
who called it were unprepared to achieve it victory,#o
the result was, that the meeting passed a resolution
faVourable and honourable to Lord John, and, on sePtv.
rating, gave him three hearty cheers.
NEWMARKET, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 o'CLOC!;
In our report of Tuesday's racing, &c., we scarcelyAiu
justice to our subject; indeed,. so immense was Of
throng, that it was next to impossible to proceed
any approach to regularity. That so large and mode/
an assemblage should be drawn to this generally
quiet town, is not to be placed solely to the se;
count of the races—a fight be, wean the noted Englisii
pugilist, Johnny Become, and the Austuliari- chow
pion, Bungaree, was arranged, to come off this morn'
ing, within a iec miles of the town, and the 64.
sands of high and low degree, that flocked into •08
town from all quarters w,;vldT Ithost warrant the infft
enee that the taste for this amusement is reviving. It4l
almost needless to add, that many. .questionable charge'
ters were in the neighbourhood, and that "pockets'
let" were the natural consequences. The exeitemer
' did not terminate With the day ; carriages of every
de-
scription rattled into the. town in the malw's
of the night, kitchens became bed-rooms, and WI.
dreds, lacking even this sorry accommodation,• ireLe
ft,igit to put up with perambulating the streets fry
dusk till daylight. The bustle continued this mornitrei;
coaches and private carriages, Mile-end omnibuses PI
shut tery-dans (things never heard of at Newmarket unit.,
now), and horsemen out of number. poured in until ten
o'clock, and then, for the first time for twenty-f°11:
hours, the_ " peaceable inhabitants" obtained*a res Pit
from their frars (of what nature may ";
guessed) and troubles. The trysting • place ‘rield
Mildenhall, and thousands of ail classes point
their horses' heads north, leaving the settling for Toe:',
day's races to its fate. Most of the aristocratic visitor
went with the stream, and the Stewards Of the• JOCII
Club have very considerately put- off this artern-00.r
racing until half-past three, by which it is expected tbei
friends will have returned fern the " mill." As it is un-
likely we shall procure a horse to forward our expre:.
of the . races, we may as well state. that •of the
in the list two only will be run, viz., a Harwtd,
of 20 sovs. each, A. F., for. which Bellissima,•s,
Bst alb ; Sir Hans, 4. yrs, Sat 7lb ; St. Colomb, 4 ,00
st 121 b•; and Eleus,•3 yrs, Cat 121 b, stand ; and the
sous. Stakes, D.M., for which Attila, Paladiuni, and tlt
Devil-amongst-th —Tailors are left in. 4to is oife%.
on Attila. • Lord Kellmirre% Muley Moloch colt w"I.,
over forthe 50 Soya. Plate, and Lord Albemarle's Souqt
receives from Lord Orford'ae by Jerry, out of Petulan.‘,
(on the coughing list), in the D.M. match for 200, 11 ft: r
The Tuesday has again passed without a challenge i°
the Cup.
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The Marquis of Exeter was omitted in our 5t .
arrivals yesterday.