The Sun.
London, England, 1845-04-25 00:00:00

-:ount de ...four .eaubourg, the ...rend' he pi
Holy See, died on the 18th inst. at Marseilles, where
b
rived a few days before, on his way from Rome. i'
We regret to state that the accounts of M. Guisot's -ego
favourable,fete'
co on Monday night he had a renewal cf
andM by the last accounts he was in a weak state. of 00,
M. de Saussure, son of the celebrated naturalist, died 3t
on the 17th inst., in the 77th year of his age.
,E,,,saJe',- of
M. Excelmans, receiver of taxes of the Arroe"*".
Louviers, in Normandy, and son of Count Excebaahlweeot
France, committed suicide at Louviers on Sunda/. 1.-
attributed to insanity arising from ill health. a ?VII;
The funeral of M. A uhert, Peer of France, took Place -'iolota
day. The service was performed in the Church Of St,' sad'
d'Aquin ; the grand deputation from the Chamber of rt--
great number of other Peers and Deputies were present- ea
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In the Bail Court, Mr. Justice Coleridge fined several igg--
5/. each for non-attendance—ten of the number bad "`"---
fin n the previous day for the same cause. boot °irtso
Elizabethli Roberts, a neatly-attired young woman, 3 ~,der
years of age, was arraigned at the Middlesex Sessions,.;4,
ere
indictment charging her with having concealed She ,b_l,
child, by disposing of its body, on the 31st of March
being no evidence to prove concealment, as she had
the
birth of the child when questioned on the subject, t"
Sr
quitted her. ble al re or,
A mere boy, named Henry Wallis, of very respecta
rd 3!00g
ance, was brought up at the Mansion-house, before the lA.th
ti"
in the custody of John Forrester, the officer, charged sri arp,or,
committed forgery. He had presented a forged cheque,h,bsrAl,
to be signed by Southey anclSon, for 1151. ss. 7c1.,
house of Prescott and Grote, and was immediately gire-oiefcb%l'
tody. He was a clerk in the employ of Mr. Coo Pet, .
,-,theYs
and had been in the habit of seeing Messrs. P.* „pt
He was fully committed for trial. najpitteci
John Dowling, a captain's steward, was fully
Queen-square, for bigamy.
with pa
At Worship-street, Charles Young, chars... s
rhAged
mob to rescue a pickpocket from custody wa--
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fine of 205., or be committed for one mouth to tha
sigtf,
rection.
John Marrs. Secretary to the New Reforta StatebeloitSl
charged with breaking open the box containing the Moue! -4,000 i"
to the members, and absconding with the same, wall filly
led from Sobthwartc. - e/ACl'e

Several persons were tined at Hammersmith for selling
able liquors without a license. • frarr
Several persons, charged with picking pockets at 131.0 i 02Iv
during the Queen's visit to the Great Britain, were suloular tell°
victed at the Thames Police Court, and sentenced to VarWus
of imprisonment.
COURT—FASHIOIVAIII.V. ntifSpeC„,,
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by a Hon""—....uee,
of the Royal Household, intend to leave Buckinghato...,"-0 stley"
Saturday next, for Claremont, and witl remain the" 0,1
nesday next or
Lord and Lady Stanley entertained the French Ambegoe 4,lstor
Countess de St. Aulaire, the Duke de Broglie and pit:roil
de Broglie, the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, the
Lansdowne, the Earl and Countess of Wilton,
_..itbe oast V:,
Countess of Shelburne, the Earl of Clarendon, Viecy—aroisea-st,
countess Mahon, Viscountess Sydney, Lord Robert,. „„ce lD
and a select party, at dinner on Wednesday, at their noir'-
the
James's-square. Covers were laid for twenty. attics
Owing to the Duchess of Kent's concert, and the P
Countess of Sefton's and Lady Clerk's, the asserahil 119
on Wednesday was not numerous.
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Count and Countess de Jarnac, who are staying - e
ell stci' .
Viscount de Chabot, at Thomastown Castle, Ireland,
pected to return to town until the third week in June. geSll
Colonel and Baroness North and family have arrived
aid
the season from Wroxton Abbey, Oxon. „ ip- tpc
The Earl and Countess of Brownlow intend to Oct' -,
oncl
entertainment to the Duke and Duchess of Carobri"g-lcaOur"
Hereditary Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of 11Iecl' son'
Strelitz on the 2d of
•°
MaY. ; Self
The Earlßurlington has arrived at his residence
square, from Holker Hall, near Ulverston. , fog I:
The Earl and Countess of Winterton and youtbfo'
arrived at his Lordship's house, in Portland-place, "la 7
Park.
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The Earl and Countess of Zetland have arrived
sion in Arlington-street, from Aske Hall, near Rich*--
shire.

inisemraLawnotrs.
w" withal Jo
A meeting of Noblemen and Gentlemen conneC,.t
land was held on Wednesday,at the Earl of Eglinton's
the Clarendon Hotel, for the purpose of hearing 6'7°l. t—inleiof
tion of Scotch bankers now in London, the result Of t, obi'. 4
which they yesterday had with Sir Robert Peel on t"'hict,
the measure affecting the banking system of Scotland, /1,1
to develope to the House of Commons on Friday. ST-O, 05.1;op
men and Gentlemen addressed the meeting, :and a Per.e-00 ff 0
rnous resolution pervaded the meeting to resist any c7OOOl
ever from the present system, which is altogether Of. •%
ill
that pari of the kingdom. Oa °if '
The collection of works by modern English painters, f°
no, -
so much taste at d discrimination by the late George 1“1-, o°,o
are at present on view at Messrs. Christie and .Ma"°°,isic
previous to their sale by auction. Some of the choicest srticat.
of many of our favourite artists are to be found in this 011ec oaro
The Belfast Whig announces that Lord Edwin Hill, the Ili° to toe
son of the late Marquis of Downshire, will offer linniltor,
electors of the.
county Down, as successor to his bra.
• present Marquis. cp 06
The St. George's Boat Club will hold its annual regg.„2-. 104,`
t
25th init:, at Putney. A match with pairs of oar 709
it
members of the clnb, who have • now been in training I",ibe4l
will then take place. Seven beats have been entered• al iK'
will take place at half-past four ; the distance to De r°-
from Putney-bridge to Chiswick.

it, AVE AGE S.O rePillg of OS
R GE/CEAL AVERAGE. PRICES OF BRIT'S.. toroo,oo,
For the Week ended April 19, 1845, made up from the ne old"
Inspectors hi the different Cities and Towns in England
per Imperial Quarter. ,
Wheat •••• • • 45s lid I Oats ...... . • 21s 4d . Beans • • °::.
Barley •.• • ,• 31s :ld Rye• •• • .... 32s Idl Pease ••"
AVER.IGES OF THE LAST SIX WEEN--_•-- ----
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IRye. I 13e4r'2"

Week;
ending

Wheat.

Oats.

45 1 32 2 121 4 31 1 34 6
45 5 32 4 21 8 30 5 34 34
45 10 32 4 21 5 39 o 34 '9 36 6
45 5 32 3 21 4 29 6 34 5 .35 1
46 3 I
,32 5 20 9 30 6 35
45 11 t3l 11 21 4 32 1 35

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