The Sun. — 1844-09-30 (London, England)

FOTLFACI7S.  The King and Queen of the French received at Saint Cloud, on Thursday evening, their Majesties the Minister of Marine, the Count de Montaliret, General Sebastiani, the Baron de Mareuil, and the Mayor of Versailles. On Wednesday the Marquis of Lansdowne had the honour Of dining with his Majesty and the Royal Family. Their Roy al Highnesses Prince Augustus of Coburg Cohary and the Princess Clementine have returned to Paris from Germany. Marshal Soalt arrived in the capital on Friday evening. Ou the night of the 15th the Seville diligence was stopped by banditti near Valdepenas, and amongst the passengers were the Count de Varennes, the French Ambassador at the Court of Lisbon ; and Don L. de Cueto, the Secretary of the Spanish Legation in that capital. These gentlemen were robbed of 16,000 reels  According to the last accounts received at Madrid the Prince de Joinville and a part of the French squadron were, on the 17th instant, still at Cadiz, where Mr. Balvver was expected from his excursion to Morocco. The Berlin journals announce that, from the let of January, 1846, all the houses open for prostitution will be suppressed throughout the kingdom of Prussia. The Courrier de la Cote cr Or states that, during a recent storm, a man his wife, and child, and a yoke of oxen, were killed by lightning, on the road between Sermesso and Frontenard. The Emancipation of Toulouse mentions a report that Mme. Lacoste, lately tried and acquitted on the charge of murder of her late husband, has, from among all her numerous suitors, who were daily increasing, selected for her second spouse M. Tagliafico, the singer. The Spanish General Norzagary, the friend of General Diego Leon, and who was compromised in the events of 1841, has arrived in Paris from the Philippine islands, to which he had been exiled.  The King of Hanover left Hanover on the 22d instant, with a special train, for Halle, to witness the manoeuvres of the fourth corps d'armee of the Prussian army, for which his Majesty received a special invitation from the King of Prussia. The King and Queen of Sardinia and the members of the Royal Family have left the summer palace Reconigi for the Sardinian capital, for the season. Her Imperial Highness the Archduchess Elizabeth, consort of the Archduke Rayner, of Austria, Viceroy of the LombardoVenetian States, is shortly expected to arrive at Turin, from Milan. Letters from Rome announce the demise of Cardinal Silvestro Belli, who died at Jesi on the 11th instant. He was born on the 29th of December, 1781, in Anagni, where he pursued his studies, and, after fulfilling various offices for many years, he was raised to the rank of Cardinal by the reigning Pontiff, in the Consistory of the 14th of December, 1840. On the 24th of January 42, he was appointed Bishop of Jesi. The King and Queen of Naples left Naples on the 9th, in the steamer Ferdinando 11., for a cruise on the coast. On the Bth, in honour of the fete of Madona di Piedrigotta, his Majesty reviewed, on the quay of Chiaja, forty-five battalions of infantry, thirty-nine squadrons of cavalry, and twenty batteries of artillery. An approaching eruption of Mount Vesuvius is feared, from the crater being full of burning lava, and the surround- , ing springs quite dry. Her Royal Highness Princess Charles of Prussia and her daughter, Princess Louisa, have left Rome, via Florence, on their return to Berlin. Prince George of Prussia, travelling under the name of Count V. Techlenburg, and the Archbishop of Cologne, Baron Drorte V. Bischering, have arrived in the Holy City. The Right Rev. Prelate was received with much distinction by the Pope. Count Charles Jacques Duchatel, father of the Minister of the Interior, died on Monday, at his estate of Mirabeau, in the south of France, in the 93d year of his age. Count Duehatel had formed part of the Council of Five Hundred. Under the Empire, he was called to the Council of State, and to the general direction of the Registry and Domain Department. Daring the Restoration he was a member of the Chamber of Deputies, and always voted with the Liberal Opposition. After the revolution of July, he presided in the Chamber of Deputies, during several years, as its senior Member, and was appointed a Peer of France in 1833.