The Sun.
London, England, 1842-02-08 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1842.

" Portuguese !—I have confidence in your loyalty and in the
affection you profess to my person. Listen to the voice of your
Queen. The military corps that have taken part in these move.
ments must immediately return to their stations. I pardon all the
individuals belonging to them, and all others who have erred, this
momentary abandonment of their duties.
(Signed)
" Palace of Necessidades, Jan. 27, 1.842."
Hardly had this proclamation apt eared when intel
gence from Oporto set forth that the insurgents were
levying troops, and that in a week the leaders would be
in a condition to move upon the capital at the head of
6,000 men. Again the Ministers tendered their resigna-
tions, which was accepted, and a new Cabinet formed,
composed of the following Members:—

" THE QUEEN.

Duke de Palmella President of the Council
Jose da Silva Carvalho Finance
Baron de Campanha ...... War
Jervis d'Atonguia Marine

Justice and Home Lepartments not yet provided for.
This is not the second nor the third time that the
Queen of PORTUGAL has been at the bottom of plots for
overthrowing the Constitution purchased by the blood
of her long-enduring subjects. She may be once too
often, and should it be her fate to follow the fortunes
and footsteps of her uncle MicuEL, she will find few
honest men to lament misfortunes brOught on by
her own treachery:

The Paris Papers of Sunday have been received, to-
gether with Madrid Journals of the 30th ult. They are
equally destitute of political news of importance. The
following extracts from them are not, however, without
some degree of interest :
The Editor of the Mode, or the printer of the Journal, has ap.
pealed to the Court cf Causation against the sentence of the Court
of Assize, of the 31st of January. M. Walsh, director of the
Mode, announces that he is going to bring an action against 31.
Proux, his printer, for refusing to print his Journal.
The Revue du Comitat, a journal of Carpentras, appeared on
the 30th of January, with two colums blank.— Constitutionnel.

MARRIAGE OF PRINCE ESTER
HAZY AND LADY SARAH VILLIERS.

The marriage of his Highness the Prince Nicholas Esterhazy,
son of the Austrian Ambassador at this Court, with Lady Sarah
Villiers, daughter of the Earl and Countess of Jersey, was solem-
nised this morning, according to the Catholic form, at Chandos
House, the residence of the Austrian Embassy, in the presence of
his Serene Highness the Duke Ferdinand of Saxe Cobourg, his
Excellency the Baron de Neumann, the relatives of the lovely bride,
and a small party.

The marriage was afterwards solemnized in St. George's Church,
which on this occasion was excessively crowded, the space around,
and at the sides of the Altar, being filled by the principal nobility
in town. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge, and the Princess Augusta of Cambridge honoured the
ceremony with their presence.
After the ceremony the Earl and Countess of Jersey gave a
sumptuous dejeune at their residence. in Berkeley-square. The
different noble families related by marriage; a few of the Foreign
Minisiers, including the Netherlands and the Hanoverian Ministers;
the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, and a select party, went from
the Church to partake of lunch with the Noble Bride and Bride-
groom previous to their leaving town.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FEB. 7.—We have had a
fair demand for Cotton to-day. The sales are estimated at 5,000
bales, of which 300 have been taken on speculation ; prices
are steady without change.
LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, FEB. 7.—The transactions
at the Stock Exchange this day are quoted as follows :
Grand Junction, 1851; Chester and Crewe, 40i ; London and
Birmingham, 171 ; 321. Shares, 58; London and South West-
ern, 60i ; Midland Counties, 83 ; North Midland Thirds
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, FEB. 7.—Our Market
exhibits exhibits symptoms of further improvement, and a fair business
has been done at the following prices :—Bristol and Exeter
371/ ; London and Birmingham, 35 ; Manchester and Leeds,
76 ; Ditto Quarter Shares, 4/. to 4/. Is- ; London and Brigh-
ton Loan Notes, 173. 6d prem. ; Manchester and Liverpool
District Bank, 10i.
The letters and papers brought by the Overland Mail were
delivered this morning, but they do not add any additional
news to that published in our paper of yesterday.

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