The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-07 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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Vubitt eiptnton.

" Who runs may read."

FOREIGN.
The Extraordinary Swiss Diet, held at Zurich, have de'
dded against the Jesuits by a considerable majority.
The report of the Committee on the Secret Service Mono):
Bill was presented on Monday in the French Chamber
Peers. The Committee unanimously recommended the actor
tion of the Bill. The discussion was fixed for Tuesday.
Several of the journals announce that his Royal Highill
the Duke de Montpensier will return to Algeria with 31211",.
Bugeaud, in order to take part in the expedition against I"'
Kabyle&
Reports having been circulated that the Count de St. Ls"
father of Prince Louis Napoleon, who is in prison at Lis!:
was in an alarming state of health, the Count has add
a letter to the Courrier Francais, dated from Florence, Jitoli
27, affirming that he remained in nearly the same state.
health, but that his gouty afflictions " were not relieved Du,
the exile and isolation into which he is plunged by gnituitfni
enmity and insidious manoeuvres, painful to submit to, 1""
much more painful to contend against."
The Landgrave Frederick of Hesse, Field-marshal,
until lately Governor of the Duchies of Sleswick and
stein, expired on the 24th ult., after a short illness, at
m,'
estate of Panker, near Lutjenburh. He was in his Wen".
fourth year. tiA
A Frankfort journal states that the negotiations rels
to the sale of the Principality of Muskau are terminate:l.
Baron de Rothschild having purchased it for 1,480,000 04°,
According to a letter from Bourges, published by
.the ._fn
gitiniist journals, the wife of Den Carlos, after having
for several days in some danger, it now in a contra!
state.
The Archbishop of Reims has just published a paste
of
letter, very similar to that of the Cardinal Archbishle oP.'..f
' Lyons and the Archbishop of Besancon has addressed a l
to the Cardinal approving of his conduct.

if.AW AND POLION.
At Chelmsford, on Wednesday, the case of Miss Riche
son was called. It will be recollected that, at the last see.ni
a charge was preferred against this young lady, the datigni,
of a gentleman residing at Brentwood, of stealing sonieto
the property of a tradesman at that place, and the case, c"..„,
the station in life of the accused, end the circumstances
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fleeted with it, created a deal of interest in the county. Jib
the 4th the trial was postponed on the ground of ill bee; ,
depu i;
on the part of the young lady. Mr. Straight, the
clerk of assize now calledupon Ellen Mackrel Richardson rf
surrender in discharge of her recognisances. No an'i%cera
however, was returned, the defendant did not appear. r
Denman ordered the recognisances to be estreated.
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Charles Ward and Frederick Ward, brothers, aged eti
and 13, who could scarcely see above the bar, were 001
•at the Central Criminal Court for stealing a watch, veins cone
a pair of earrings value 405., a brooch, silver pencil-ease,
other articles, the property of James Ward, their father;_ig
certificate was here put in, which went to prove that the ofis v
had been convicted last year in this Court, when Charles fir,
adjudged to six and his brother to three months' hard lab;s
It was also proved that on that occasion proof was given 1,1%
Charles had been aforetime in prison for three mouth& nold
sentence was transportation for seven years, and they w"
probably be taught a trade in the Penitentiary. boor
At Queen-square Police-court Edward Duckett, a
ing man, was committed for trial, charged with havilll4°ol,lell
a case of surgical instruments from St. George's licor
from which establishment he had been dismissed for 011,0
duct in the course of last month. The instrurnelo
taken from the out-patients' room. u
tee
Two young men, fashionably dressed, named pion
„dr
and Haynes, were committed for three months from I°.7dir
bone Police-court, charged with obtaining money by --frie ar
lent representations. At their lodgings, in King-stree
wards of one hundred letters were found, imploring net'tiougy
on the plea that they had obtained lucrative situ' twit
and required a small sum to enable them to enter on sse
appointments. Many of the nobility and gentry;ooHO
west-end had contributed to relieve the supposed ne
of the impostors.
COURT—FASHIONABLE. iiredaer
The Earl of Aberdeen gave a grand dinner party on
Russian lyiipintert
day at Argyll House. The guests included therADOn
the Prussian Minister, the Dutch Minister, the
Minister, the American Minister, the Earl of Dalhouele' DO,
count Canning, Lord Brotigham, and Lord Ashburto' Doto
Duke of Richmond, the Duke of Buccleuch, and rhtoiss,
Chancellor, were prevented from joining the circle, aro. 1
been honoured with her Majesty's commands W
Buckingham Palace last evening.
The Earl and Countess of St. Germains are at F°- eve
and his Lordship is not expected in Dover-street before
' in the ensuing month.
The Duchess of Roxburgh, the Countess of Wenlowe
March, the Countess of Morton, and some oft lf 1.0101,
nobility, have consented to patronise the granc11:(00"
ball, which is to take place at Edinburgh the fin"'
,A
month, in aid of the funds of the Scott monument.
The Dowager Duchess of Bedford is completely rv-.3,
from her recent indisposition. Her Grace had a OW,Ne cirri
party on Monday last at Mrs. Balfour's residence. I"..nd Pig
included Viscount and Viscountess Leverson, Lord I-
Wrottesley Russell, &c.
• arefigo
The Earl and Countess of Clanwilliam and fain119.,4,
pected to arrive in Belgrave-square on SaturdsYll`"
"Lordsle of Wight, for the season.
Claude Hamilton has left town, for Irelellakiol"
Lordship goes first to Glenat, the seat of Adroilli
where Lady Hamilton is staying; and subs,eenty 6 so*
with her Ladyship to Barron'a Court, on a visit to
quis and Marchioness of Abercorn.
Lady Beresford left Paris, for Boulogne, on Trteen'_
Lord and Lady Montagu have arrived at their et'wg
Park, Henley. upon-Thames, after sojourning a"
the
winter at Leamington Spa. Itleit
Lady Mary Gage has left Leamington Spa, on a ...It
Dowager Marchioness of Queensbury, at her Pat, 70000,
worth, Warwickshire.
The Right Hon. Edward Elliee has arrived in it;r4 Aber
street, from visiting the Marquis and Marchioness
corn, at Barron's Court, county Tyrone. •
MISCELLANEOUS. A NolteBy extract from a private letter from the Islan- A° Is 4,10
sion, dated the 12th ult., it appears that the islandteir
healthy, but there has been a great deal of siol'0001,:0
northward. The surgeon of the Hydra stearal 0000
trick Brenan, Esq., is now lying dangerously illy otter A
hopes of his recovery. There is a good supply, °
re tore'
the island, and the turtle have commenced their A.
very beautiful comet is visible here every eveninfrientor;le
Mr. Murchison gave his second soirée, as Pres.'" hose
Royal Geographical Society, on Wednesday,
_t",bited„isf,
in Belgrave- square. Among the novelties es-",,',/irionjel
the new and highly-finished medal of the EnWer',it tLyti
struck in honour of his Imperial Majesty'e vci-the
country, and executed by Mr. Alfred Wyon,
Mint.

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MORTALITY in the METRO', 0000'0
The following are the results of " A Table ne'estbs
in the Metropolis, showing the Number ofc'turclafhdo.
all Causes registered in tie Week ending oft the
Ist of March, 1845." The Table is issued fro'
Ay
of the Registrar-General:— if,teej OA
.orrirotr-

Tetg• jive I'o
Epidemic, End.= ic, a nd Contagious Diseases 6
169 lit
Diseases of variable or uncertain 5eat........ 119 1
Diseases of the Brain, Nerves, and Senses... 171 341
Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs of
Respiration
Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels .....• 41 64
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other 6
Organs of Digestion
Diseases of the Kidneys, &c 6
Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c l2, 9
Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles.- 11'
2 6,9,
Diseases of the Skin, &c ......... 799 11
...... Bs $$
Old Age, or Natural Decay ..................... AO
By Violence, Privation, or Intemperance •••112727 luv^a
Causes specified
it'
Deaths from all Causes 132 l.l.
DEATHS FROM THE PRINCIPAL DISEASES IffeijCV "to,
THE ABOVE HEADS. weeld./0
Tea. Of 0146
Consumption l5B 21
Scarlatina 23 91
Pneumonia . .. . ... lll 59
Dropsy ..... .. .. ............
Hooping Cough .... ....... ..
Typhus
Small Pox
Disease of the Heart
Measles 24 21
Apoplexy . ......... ... .... ... 32 11
Diseases of the Brain l2 6
Diarrhoea..
-
Sudden Deaths l2 10
DISTRICTS.
, littP
Deaths Weelf„(
in Avert". 7„..a. w. 74
the Week. Flvel‘lnt..-•.0
West
North 2Ol 192 it!
Central .......
East
..-'.
South
..--- 149°
Total ....
____,.l°32
101/
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THE LATE LADY FLORA HASTING3.-..;riSil2l, bet
died in 1839, without a will. A sum of nlonef'ded, Tocos
estates in England, to which this lady 103,4e30,1001 illTti
a sutuduber si
realised by a recent sale, by which
divisible between the deceased lady lin
te nec°7ll,o4ll
has rendered a representation to her est!' _tow 4 Ai
mother, the Dowager Marchioness, havil:trsll°/1 t; ir
dying without administering, the 01'1'1..01001° '
Flora's effects was granted on the 4th inst,• i
Sophia, her share being upwards of 72 4

CAUSES OF DEATH.

of
JOnFt.hte
ifintlhsiiion,sEt.,Bqi.,n 400
On the 6th Mgt., Sirs. Norman, of Broom Y- Ati
daughter. IliV
ollfl:o---------rissellootT-.pHlaSce,. Dorset-- -'4'16:::: ilrefA:
On the Ist inst., at Rememham Lodge, genleY Jo'
the lady of Ralph Ashton, Esq., of a daughter. e bail'
On the 2d mt., in Lower Seymour-street, th
W. Gyll, Esq., of a son. "le*
On the 2d just., at North Ockendon Becton', refoff
wife of the Rev. Richard Croft, of a son at "
On the 3d inst., at Wandsworth, the wife of nth p
EBB! ,of a daughter. • t f 0°2418 of
On the 3d inst., in Harley-street, the Wbe ° de
Corfield, Esq., of a daughter. the
On the 4th inst., at High-street, Whitecbapel,
J. F. Chittenden, Esq., Burgeon, of a son.

MARRIED• _,,, 94;10,
On the 3d inst., at Deal, John Frederick Abrlfeet.
St. George's• terrace, Kensington New TOliql, to JO° to,
youngest eaughter of E. Pain, Esq., of Deal. , .nrgtici
On the 4th inst., at Christchurch, Hants, slivol"
late of the King's Dragoon Guards, to Dorote*
the late S. M• Cle.gstoun, Esq. 444
DIEII. ,v. nsburi dCa,
On the 4th inst., Francis Hilton, Esq., 0T .- 1
On the sth irst , Emma Carroll, second daughter $O. p
tain J. Ford, of Chelsea College• e the 10 4
At Escot, Devonshire, Charlotte, widow 0. - pr'
Kennaway, Bart.4l°6
On the sth inst., at Tavistock- street, Bedford- T.
red, 0
Henry Cardwell.
picOknfotrhdebsotahrdin,satg.,edin6F4.rederick-place, Goswell.
On the sth inst., in Carey-street, John Collier&slifiAis.
On the 6th inst., in Nelson-square, Christchul—'
Symonds Faulke, Esq.

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