The Sun. — 1841-10-25 (London, England)

CROW AND MR. DAVIDGE.---Theite popular theatrical managers, whose late severe indisposition tho play-going public have hid's() much cause to regret, are, we have much pleasure in stating, greatly recovered. On Wednesday. night Mr. Duerow, • attended by his medical friend, 'visited the Surrey Theatre, and by a curious coincidence Me.-Davidge himself occupied a. seat in the same stage-box. The two lessees seemed much gratified to meet each other, and remained some time together. Mr. Ducrow visited the Adelphi Theatre on Thursday evening, and on Friday he attended the performance of the new comedy of Old Maids Sutherland at CoventgardenS Theatre. It is the opinion of Dr. that a few weeks more retirement and quiet will restore him to his family and the profession. Administration to the effects of the late Mr. Burden, who was murdered by Blakesley, in Eastcheap, has just been granted to the widow, from the Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury, in Doctors' Commons. The personal effects are sworn under 2,0001. SMALL Pox.—The small pox is raging very much at Askrigg, in Wensleydale. Several children have fallen victims to this direful malady, chiefly those who have been allowed to go without vaccination.—Kendal Mercury.  On Saturday, at the Town Hall of St. Albans, ''.. .Tabez Kirk, aged 19, a private in the 34th Regiment of •' Foot, was brought up for re-examination, charged with having attempted to murder Jane Pearce, an unfortu— .t. nate girl, aged 18. Dr. Webster, in answer to a queti) tion front the Magistrates, having stated that it would be : orne time before the girl would recover, and that she was not in a tit state to be examined, said he thought, however, she would be so far recovered by Friday next as to allow of her examination. The prisoner, who appeared quite unconcerned, was then remanded till that day. we are sorry to state that at the time of high,. water on Sunday night last upwards of eighty yards V-. the unfinished part of the New North Pier, Whitehaasyee ~. where it abuts upon the north wall, was eitherizo_V! down or greatly damaged. More than sixty yell I the inside breasting of the pier were thrown dodv's, to though first tier of stones, and the other twenty yatt:e _9, sus. not so completely demolished, tamed great injury.—Carlisle Journal. Workers ef the On Friday afternoon, one of thet re _ d an unoccuShaws Water Cotton Spinning-Mill eledeet little girl repied flat of the building. lie discovered the works. The have, never h les her perilous s s girl was instantly rescuedfrom she is su„osed to have • - -ituation volving with the wheels connected with 'and, strange to say that althoughhours, She was sustained was a severs fraetur,ove are glad to hear, she is to en to the infirmary, where, Observer. been whirling round for two of tlgeonlelyg.damage she doing well.-- G reeneek We ate assured that___ed by our Ministerial Press, terly of the attitude assu_ni ndges Detests, contradiction tti nh; M. Salvandv complains bitto the _Ambassador, ar,Auid. between t4e instil-hue the journals of the Ministry, render language hehy and particularly Ambassador expectant quite intolsrable. A LhiesgritTniLit°iisitas journal asserts, it is true,that 11.6alvandy has uf aru -II i Spanish t r uccetis,oielnesiNii, filanitifnialeiersaot I,esui.tr.eiairaibeil 1 writing,seprsaei iteluteiaritls3i ibtilioul have d., t.aeeldipi seal erijo(toi '• - But as our Spain. to sul -Tose that the French Government had Europe the ' d and fomented insurrection, the presence encourage n,,rtltif:lll:l'endgAntoubinass.s'ca'((ll.o. r at the other side of the Pyrenees either_‘4n::llo.N:tin-ie:lxi;,!ij'''tfe'lolunldoi in the distrusts which wouldN - inces , aodrdint2tilaledrid, expectations difficulties his mission would bare already had to encounter. Thus, the force of circumstances retards a departure which the common interest of both nations ought rather to hasten.—Constitutionnet.