The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-07 00:00:00

mommy-TRILDE—COMMERCE.

At Bradford a moderate business is doing. At Bolton the
sale of cotton goods has improved, but the manufacturers have
resolved to carry out a reduction of wages. At Lilackburn,
Huddersfield, and Leeds, business has been more animated.
Halitax and Manchester have again fatten back.
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The form of prayer for the Queen's escape from a ssascnatton
was read on Sunday for the first time, according to order, in all
the churches and chapels of the kingdom, and is to be centinued
for thirty days afterwards.

The Iles...Patrick Brewster, of Paisley. has been suspended
by the Commission of the Assembly for twelve months. Oue
of his crimes was preaching to a Chartist congregation, and the
other preaching against war.
Ll'Veast.A.7inr AND SCXENTEPIC.

The concert on the 24th instant, in aid of the Hamburgh
sufferers, will comprehend more eminent pianoforte players
than ever appeared on one occasion before : namely, Thalberg,
Mendelssohn, Benedict Moscheles, and Madame Dulcken. The
Royal family is expected to be present.
"ritEATAXCAL.

The celebrated FrenCitiao7,ii.liZife. , arrived in town, on
Saturday, and appeared last evening at the St. James's The-
atre, in two of his favourite characters.
CO tTat—T.I".b.SIIIONABI.E.
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The Marchioness of Lansdowne had a vocal concert, on
Friday.
The Earl and Countess Grosvenor entertained the Duke of
Wellington, and a distinguished party, at dinner, on Saturday,
in Grosvenor-square.
Earl and Countess Cowper had a dinner party on Friday.
Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston gave a splendid enter-
tainment, on Saturday, to his Royal Highness the Duke of
Sussex, at their house, in Carlton Gardens.
Sir James Graham had a dinner pai ty, on Saturday, in Hill-
street, Berkeley-square.
The nuptials of the Marquis of Waterford and the Hon. Miss
Stain, daughter of Lord and Lady Stuart de Rothsay, are to
be solemnized to morrow.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Chartist meetings continue to be held in the neighbourhood
of Manchester and other places in Lancashire. Last week a
large meetinF was held at Enfield Moor, near Blackburn, and
another at tailsworth, when about 1,500 persons attended.
The paymaster of the 71st Regiment. atm ionedat St. John's,
Upper Canada, has transmitted to Paisley 801., being the
amount of a subscription made by the officers and men for the
reliet of the poor of that town. The subscriptions of the non-
commissioned officers and privates exceeded 621.
Tbe .b Executive Committee on the Whet* Fund," for New
York, has transmitted to the Lord Provost of Glasgow, and
the American Coneul in that city, a large sum, to be appro.
priated to the reliet of the unemployed poor in Scotland, and of
that 200/. is allocated to Paisley and the neighbourhood.
'I he elect Cornmitteee on lighting the House of Commons
recommend that the sum of 1,600/. should be paid to Air.
()limey for his services in lighting the House, ano his attend-
once from the commencement of the session of 18.39 anti! the
termination of his contract in 1843.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
TELEGRAPHIC DESPATC 11.

BAYONNE, JUNL 4.—GenerA iiodil, 00 the receipt of
au estafette from the Government, started immediately
from Tolosa for Madrid. The Regent had called upon
the Presidents of the two Chambers to form a Cabinet.
Nothing further had transpired respecting the .Minis-
terial crisis up to the 31st ult.