The Sun. — 1832-03-29 (London, England)

GREVILLE.  [The Supplement contain a similar order with respect to Scotland.]  We are extremely sorry to say that the cholera is gaining ground in Glasgow. Two of the deaths, those of Mr. Bennett and Miss Turnbull, have excited much interest and sympathy the two last days.—Glasgow Herald.  According to the latest accounts From the frontiers of Persia, the pleague and cholera had hardly berm to subside in that country. In some provinces those formidable diseases had carried off more than two-thirds of the population. The province of Ghillan appears to have been among the greatest sufferers. Out of a population of 300,010, only 60,0(X) men and 44,000 women and children remained. The eggs of the silk-worms have been completely destroyed there, and it was calculated that it would take seven years to produce the same quantity of worms as formerly. Before the arrival of these diseases, the revenues of Ghtllan were usually farmed at 9-o.ono Since then no more than 00,(3.00 tomauna could be obtained.  at •. t,,,ys since an ihfuriated mob attacked the Cholera Hospital of St. George'. in the East, and threatened to pull down the house and murder the surgeons, exclaiming that they were " Burking " the poor wretches who were ad. mined. At the risk of his life one of the gentlemen in attend. ance rushed out and seized the ringleader, dragged him within 'he house, and succeeded in fastening the door. " Now," said he, " wretch, you go not out till you have asked every patient in the house how he has been treated, and have heard his answer. You shall see the agonies of the sufferers, and the efforts made for their relief." The man received from all grateful acknew. ledgments of the humanity exercised towards them, and being thoroughly humiliated, said, "Sir, I am ashamed of myself; let me go out and explain to the mob." He did so, and they presently di apersed.—Brighton Gazette. Our market ou Saturday last seemed supplied better than usual with butcher's meat ; a gentleman, who enquired the cause, was answered, that it was preparing for the fast.—Welshman. _ _  Jn Saturdtv morking last, betwixt the hmirs of nine and ten o'clock, Carluke and its neighbourhood w.s visited with one of the greatest storms of hail ever remembered in that part of the country.—Edinburgh Evesthlg Courant. _ _  It Is reported that a elassiticaklon o! she Pursers of the Royal Navy will shortly take place, by which those who have served- as Secretaries to Flag-Officers will be distinguished.—Falmouth Packet.  The letter,. obotined by the Dutch mail yesterday, from St. Petersburgh, state, that a house has been coin. pelted to suspend its payments with claims against it to the ex. tent of 60,0001., and that the assets are not above 15,0001. The principal loss will tall upon three or four large houses in Hann_ burg ; only one firm in London will suffer to any considerable amount. The name of the Russian house is Krause and Cs.., and the firm has long enjoyed considerable credit, but latterly they had not conducted their mercantile transactions on so extensive a scale as formerly, having been engaged in the nego,. elation of bills of exchange, &c,--Duily Paper. flue ships, the Aiarmion ithii Carolme, of 600 tons burthen each, sailed on Sunday last, from the London Docks for Quebec, with above I'oo :migrants on board each vessel, proceeding to Upper Canada ; there were many families, consisting of 10 to 14 individuals, who appeared from their smiling and contented faces, to have left few objects to regret behind them. Most of the emigrants were respectab:e farmers and tradesmen, The vessels are engaged to return to London, for the purpose of carrying out otli.•r settlers, whose passage is already engaged.  - - - The new Bi.t " to effectuate the ~rviec of. process issuing from the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer in England and Ireland respeetiveiy," omits the ebjectionable —thef pEa, isa of the first n enablingformers tsr eßiaitilhil,:zacntoodullotndsntosafi aar.dcyt,s:bt.outtdEtixhr,cr.:ltt:,?•:laacts,:ils, in to be served in all parts of the United Kingdom; the ft.-email enabling the same Courts in Ireland, Its suits relating to lututt in Ireland, to issue process in the same manner to alt parts of the United Kingdom ; and the thu d clause contains the import-. ant enactment that a copy of the prayer of the Bill shall be served on each defendant, and no process of contempt to be entered without special order of the Court, upon special motion for that purpose.