The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-12 00:00:00

COURT CI RCU

OSBORNE, SATURDAY.
Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Alper ,
accompanied by the Prince of Wale, drove out yester•
day evening, in an open carriage and four, to Biniteen
Lodge, the residence ut Lord and Lady Downes, and re•
turned to Osborne at half past nine o'clock.
The Marchioness of Ely, the Hon, Flora Macdonald,
the Hon. Colonel Grey, and Lieutenant-Colonel F.
Seymour, were iri attendance on the Queen and Prince
. SUNDAY.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert, accompanied b the Prince Of Wales and Prince Adred, and attended by
Lieutenant-Colonel F. Seymour, embarked on board
tl
royal steam yacht Victoria and Albert, at Osborne pi, r,
Yesterday mailing. at a quarter past eight o'clock, at.d
Proceeded to Portland Isle, for the purpae of inopeui.
ing the Breakwater now in course of construction there.
The Royal party landei at Portland at halt-past twelve,
and after going over and examining the works, re
"eharked. on board the yacht and returned to Osborn..
4er at a quarter bere six o'cick, Par.
t Mr. Gibbs was info attendanc,.o on their- Rojal High-
-411'es the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred.
tilaller Majesty, with the Princess Royal, attended by ki the reatoness of Ely, the Hon. Flora Macdonald, anti
Osho'Lwa. Colonel Grey, met his Royal Highness at
PrineZe Pier, and embarked in company with the
Osbor °U board the Fairy, for a cruise, returning to
T, no t half-paat seven o'clock.
.ue
Hs Dean of. Winchester arrived yesterday on .a vis=it
t4:10 Queen.
flll The royal dinner party included Lady Caroline Bar-
.gton, Lord A.dolphus Fitzclarence, and the Dean of
Winchester.
Mr. Secretary Walpute erns..e
i dtawto_oitwter?c onSaturday
from Midhurst. Mr. Coppock,
tStro;ka;
Stock-
port. had an interview with the Right
Hon. Secretary
the Home-office.
• Eased Bey has arrived at the residence of the Ottoman
Legation, in Bryanstone-square and has entered on his
duties as Secretary of the 'Turkish Legation.
Lord John Manners returned to town on Saturday,
from Co thester.
The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England held a
getleral meeting on Thursday, at their office in White-

-- LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST
RAI L WAY.
Traffic—Week ending Jnly 10, 1852 ... Traffic —Week ending July 19 £12.214 13 8
, 1851
Total of the half-year, to this 1852 ... 24.311 12 lO
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1851 ... 25,854 17 5
Total number of Passengers— Week ending
P July 10, 1852 ... 93,615
G aisengers
...
... . .
Dods .. £9.810 19 1
••• ••••• ... 2,40314 7

Total miles open, Total
"'£12,214 13 8
1852, 17314 ; ditto, 1654 1731 A.
London Terminus, July 19 1852.

PALL OF A VV,"te-------..-1.
'YARD. Shortly before elle°4BB IN
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
tensive establishment of M o'clock this morning the ex.
Messrs. John Morgan and Co.,
ahawl•merchants, &c., Situate immediately opposite to ion
of portico of St Paul's Cached!! with the exception
of the front wall) fell with a tremtuen:ltien(ss crash. The pre-
Mises adjoined others beloning
111;esCook and Sons,
the vrhole of which to Carter-lane hapvuerssrtmunceruetcesnrtly re-
Inoved for the purpose of rebuilding, in Ments made by the firm and the City of London range
I:lent Commissioners. It app-ars that a few minut Improve
eve
mises, observed that
n o'clock, several of the work nen employed inedsigge ir7
:aythe party wall belonging to Mes•rs. Morgan's et tablishnint
e tokens of insecurity. The tokening increasing they ran
,waY with all speed, and in a few moments the wall fell,
I!aegging with it the roof, fl •ors, and stock in the building-,
ept two beds in the thir ! floor at d attic. Just at the in•
aZarnt the fall took place two persons left the building, and a
1!-I • Baker, carpenter, had a narrow escape. He was en-
Ned to take down the beds, but just as the door opened
passing'o! building fell, and he escaped by flight. Two gentlemen
zTeA_iu narrowly escaped being crushed by the falling bricks.
tla res are being
eai e front wall, which at pres
ng of it having
taken for the immediate clearing away
`sent assumes a most threat-
the of the traffic, which h
bulged consi +.4-trably. The stop.
the
48 caused great tem • ass of necessity, been case,
[orary inconvenience.
Prince J•
at, Lrome
4 tail aged 0, Ocleseidchi died At Rome on the