The Sun. — 1842-02-18 (London, England)

WESTMINSTER REFORM SOCIETY. It „the OhmV Not, at seven o'clock, a meeting of the Committee o_f Nroinster Reform Society was held at Stannard's Hotel, ~ufl~gH street, Covent-garden, Mr. Prout in the Chair, for the '494l7,pted kW. liking into consideration what steps byshould be sir Rowert ,"1 them in reference to the plan proposed Coe re.7l, Bart., on the Corn-laws, when it was resolved that . a fit, Aleet4lg of the Society be called for 11Ienday evening 'l4 order to consider the above question. The  % sion„-,,epurrier du Pas Rhin says :—" The suspen-0 •t h, ' 'eresSor Ferrari *causes great astonishment at Struaubothuorrgi.. 1i 1,114 :rature was , not merely prescribed by the Academic rs.rohs Paris, 11 hioi the iaee; but was also enjoined by an or e 1 hash to .' -We are inclined to believe that he will . lloi e4odo:it thelaMe, time summoned M. Ferrari thither, no rtonenxdpliaridnillis. llsvin 'lliu'ltY bilitrelf thoroughly from the charges. iitr...i'it'44l,.larl ha dapYi'ta'tlo tallri). ' r°Paglt'ld subversive doctrines, and he will doubtlessly. against thim Ivo! haspublishedresumehisleaciteutrteesr. in Mt.heFesrrieacriie, , since3n which s -stliod . e object ot his leLturo . 4p t' tth ' ty.t.u, ~that lie endeavoured to explain the political and social as advoi,lta, 0` °I Aristotle and Plato, and that, far from approving of any seas tifyt}:€olliniunity of goods and absence of marriage, 4trotle, - ' frrr4 l-e"%4Unists he refuted these doctrines by arguments 44,1 the 1a,,,t month, according of a 1,erv,4% Lausanne has suffered severely from the prevalence us and 4 llr' to the Swiss wi,4lan'i f;ver. which has attacked chiefly young t, -0,041. ie course of January did not amount ' taor dY during the whole of the preceding year b,,, Ni a t..e''' . 44 tt there were 75 deathries,rasl)though ~ A a ,'" hi' PPitiernic is now on the decline. s 'eq. ~,a 44a ; Co that the increase is in proportion double the lhe ?t- l'll .et tli% ie ' M. Ravin, one of the paymasters 4 rl,)"erY t k place at Algiers on the night ooff leading to 4. thru'j: The theiev°4es, afterof having effected an entrance by one The e"'llrlaWs, broke down a portion of a strong door he opening, =melee, arld having passed through t carried . I;ely,ie attempt off its contents, n7"vsl. which they forced open, and reached the relin1/4ta ez,,, )3,00u They then attempted to force their way ,"41i41142iCi; was a sum of 130,000 f., but they hof morn. "iliie kii induced 'th fl 0,9 snake their escape as rapidly been 44:obably on account of the approac fa pos. 111ic,,,, kith_ tte i:outy which giey 1),4 obtained. No trace has rriZ ecli 0 f the thieves. . l'loe t, •,,, 't/tIS papers state that great Bourg, k 4 on, e fallen this year on the Jura, on the country round have been tor,,, ,Wila,' is knOwh as the Pays de (lex. The wolvesJura, quantities of retreats. a•'4)e-'araiY.hung,:rto descend from the forests of the and have !he road 14 village, at considerable distances from their,Ecium has 111-lered dangerous frau. 4eeilt;4l hetweini Lyon,. and Geneva, by the Fort de 1 . lhe,l,Nres du Pas 1 fp ,74ais states, that during the drifting of the snow. drming the fioating-dock , . ors di. 1/4, for r • '-- at Calais, fourteen vessels di ererit • ee more, have been i e 0,,„ dirriensions and aes and lately tbs. measuring 'GO to,'N slink in the mud andg 'soil. Of these Witt .?"' StNale"St Was lying under 1, t Risbane, and the 1',9 others re 411 ni,,,r'l,ze, were cum ,I. ly loaded with r"uith "rn't '. T 4741; .°54srtryett-li oelieved to 11 lav'etebeeloi ascutnk by the English in 14,0,6 icons e'eii.,!eatrance into the harbour, and thus prevent the ,Iydecour by ~ea. stat,4 thit-ttOr from Saint Pierre-d'Entrernont (Isere) the village Add trees, hedges. & Zeloitrest.'''a,l:alaticlie has occasioned great disasters in _ e.. .24 8;41, Iwo barns wore destroyed. Asit ~_ __,, three quar, -4,. blit it,.,4,waY over a width of more than a Ansa is*. .thr, 1l lost. was 10-t '., wh 'of , mortal des Pyrenees, • 111 k - .-1110 •1 '' in a letter from T 044/ ,71' took ffili'llanche, much more destructive nt houses were 11Wh'" - -a" a w days ago at Bareges • 44_ Y or Twe y hou h pro. " 'll*'4en b , Partially d yed • even the hospital, than the ebeve, • ---.1 lost ~_ . ~ abutments, .wa 4'et.'-- Y ‘r4r4ens. estro" '• s much injured, andait fire or six . 4, Cr,ni lives. 11. ' V YOl.lll , of eae,,,f ti R 111 an, of a family in easy, circumstances three, ~;,day, z,nla Provinces, attempted to commit suicide two or litek Seve4,. et his tigings, in the Hue du dosesJur, by plunging* sWorn gli,.. ill 1/41trie, inM his body. lie was fou seless and steeped in ,t - I)ietZvfl'i biackl. but still breathing and was carried to the Hotel.:. t a t. Aratette Ppears he was driven to the desperate act by the receipt "llt,jhe „,... r, informing ,:,!..ibt,t, ‘7o‘;') receive 20,000 f. him of the bankruptcy of a house from which ic, ,iiitirie Sleeping ' Li 9,,,, .intet4ncholy event occurred a tow edging Xiliple,r,` Vlq'eux-eevres). The wife of the postmaster of the place, ago at in the same room with her two children. wikro ~, •4-1•66,4 a eel: close to her, was disturbed in the night by the cries 1,,, child - • the ~,...e 0 thern and, getting up to attend it, thoughtlessly threw . , tria4Z!!ell With which she lighted her candle on the bed. The ‘': rapidly,"t being extengUithed set fire to the curtains, which burnt arid the mats& jo her fright made vatueforts to save her b., -still ren., In a short time the room was on fire, bui. the mother tlinel'es remain ; and, after 'mythic rushed through the flames same' tibi„,,tt The hope of extricating her habes, was dragged away hoeerr' lk,orit uurnt by some persons who came to der assistance. The fire ''ll the eltended itself to the other rooms, and 1* the morning when 1,.' thpir'tlna'ter who was absent et the time of tko accident, re4, 4.-med, he found his house unit to the ground, his Abjldren i MA letter from we eases. Orsi, suffering hi. wife in a dreadful situation of physical and reetroital ,g, Amiens, in the Siecle, says : ---1 Lombard, Mlle, Alatlenize, and Pering,ny, who eitsd7"e'llned with Prince Losgs Napoleon, are placed in the tim_er of bouilee., in the garrets Of 44p of the two old barracks. .7 .6. LaitY, • Oman°, and Colonels Parrir.4 gad Montauban, are building. M. Dupoty, of the Jouyall du Peuple, ll' ''''n'theentral hi.,_4. e ground.floor of the old barracks. On Moileasy last, at ~.". in the morning, a tire broke out in the cell of M. Orii, 4.4 4744 and those of M. Dupoty, asaced to put out the fire, ,r? had reached the ceiling and the roc. Above it. When the svec prisoners arrived all danger was over." laiAit9it°N g 'es