The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-23 00:00:00

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i'. Palcaaster—Williare- Ellis (1849), to the IA Bible
a:este-Am-a, at Portsmouth. ••• . -
NIA,,--(1. G. L ons,x t 1852), to the Winehester, 50;
I' He ry lluxhatn • to the-Trident - steittn-vsssel,ot Wo,d-
1, wichl ..J,mes S itrmar, rto the Trincomalee, et Pever.Prr•
S-coud p4aver—litichard F. Brown (1848), LTO.w them
Me,. wra, to. the -Trident: .. • . • • Maiter's lissistant--:W. C.' Bicknell to the Trident.
, MidshipaDen—W. H. Heaton and Alexander Wider-
"son ttr the Walerfoo, 120, at Steerlbeis; -C. B.
Burton to
the Queen, 116, at Ddvonotirt;-'4..H. Thornss:to the
•Blenheins steam-screveguard.ship.
The Duke of N.irthumberland. CommodOte - Sir'
'Thomas Herbert,• Capt-sin Al, xander Milne, Lords of
the Admiralty ;•Cap,aiu Sir•Baldwiu Walker, Surveyor
of the Navy; and Lieutenant-Colonel Greene,.llirectei,
of Engineering and Aeohrteorur,...l Works. visited Wool
with D ,eltyard to-day,
end, of ar . looking at...aever4l
kinds-of lite. b,iats, their Lordships ecnb:rked in the
Lightning steam. vessel, and leftaLt
10 minutes before 1
o'clock for Sheerness on an official visit to that dock
yard. Thrti'r Lordshtps.duritig their short stay at Wool-
wich were attt,oded by Commodore HeiiryEuen and the..
heads of the various departments, and on embarking for
the Lightning were steered to. that vessel by Lieutenant
Rub-rtson in the barge of the Figgard.
The Tyne store-ship Muster-Qotninatider Wellingtor,
arrived at Woolwich Dockyard yesterday to deliver
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SITEERNESS. THURSDAY • MORNING.—TIPr Majesty's
paddle-w t-mel steam-vessel Lightning, Mr, IL W. Allen,.
Mister, cohanamiding,..arrived here yesterday at 5 "
• having on board Rear-Admiral his Grace the Duke of
Northumberland, Commodore' Sir Thomas Herbert,
K.C.8., and Captain Alexander Milne, med.bers of the
Board of. Admiral ty, acconi parried by Str,Bald win Walker,
• K.C.8., Surveyor of the Naiy, and Lieutenant-Colonel
• Greene. On the Lightnings. approaching the
harbour
a salute of 19 guns was fired from the Waterloolflag-ship.
The-barge of the Commandec-in,Chief, under the charge
of Lieut. B. Christopher, conveyed Captain the Lion..
Montagu Stoptvrd alongside the Lightning, and brought
the distinguished party to the Admiral's stairs. On
landing they were received. by Vice-Admiral the Hon.
Co,celitae Percy,. C. ts...c.
Iptain G. R. Mund Ptain Superintendent C. Hope,''
Y, H.M.S. London Commander
po.ce, H.M.S. Monarch, Coli'del England:Commandant
of the Garrison, and-the port officers. A company of.
the R ,y al Artillery, tinder the command of Lieutenant
' W.• Carey, fired. a sale eof i9guns from the garrison.
A guard
minded b), Captain Pierrapaint Mundy, was in attend-
ance. The party itnuat.distely probeected to the Admiel
raJty-bouSe, and. shortly afterwards were conducted ta
the dockyard by Captain CAlope, the superintendent,
the whole of the officers being in readiness to receivd'
them.
Their Lordships, having inspected the various de-
partments, &c., returned to the Port Admiral's to din-
ner, at which the captains and commanders of the ships'
in °omission were present.. .
To-day their. Lordships will proceed afloat, after
having been present at a general muster of the fwd. ficers of the yard, and inspect the Waterloo, fligabip,
London,-90, Coptain•G. R. Mundy, and other ships.
They will then leave for Chatham.
Her Grace the Duchess -of Northumberland and some
other ladies accompanied their Lordsbipxto this port,
and are staying at the-Admiralty-house.
Her Majesty's paddle-wheel steam- vessel Myrtle, Mr,
BOurctrier, Master, commanding, is to proceed to
Woolwich to-day, her-boilers and machinery IN quiring
considerable repairs:'•
her Majesty's iron screw steam•troopship Megrera;
Commander John Johnson, although- paid ever prior to
beelate Voyarna to the Cape with Peacock's cumposi!
tion for preventing incrustation, has been found to be
covered with large barnacles and glass from the keel
to the water line. '

• • COURT' CI It CU LA R. •
PLYMOUTH, JULY 21.
Her Miljesef the Queen; and his Royal Highness the
Prince Albert, attended by the Marchioness of Ely, the
Honourable Carolin.n:Cave.ndisb, the Earl of Hardwicke,
&c , !mined ibis morning, at nine o'clock, at Mount
Edgcumbe. The ca,riages of the Noble Earl were again
in aeleadanceto convey the royal party through the
grounds. Shortly tdrer nine o'clock their Royal High-
news the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, and the
El
Princesses elfna , and Louisa, attended by Lord
George Lennox, Sir James Clark, Mr.• Gibbs, and
Miss Midriff, embarked in the Fairy royal yacht, and
proceeded to the. kireaitwater, where their R
yal
Highee6ses landed, and rimmed about an hour at..d ra
half. .

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Hir Roy al Highnrsa the Prince Albert, attended by
Lord G. Lennox and.Colonfl the Hon. O. Grey, pro-
ceeded In the barge. of the. Victoria and Albert, .at halt-
past eleven o'clock, to the Victualling-yard, where his
Royal Highness was. received by the Port Admiral and
the commandirg officer of Engineer.. The Prince in-
spected the Prince of Wales's Redoubt, the citadel, and
the new fortifications at Stadden Point, after which his
Royal Highness returned to the Victoria and Albert.
At four o'clock her Majesty. the Queen, the Prince,
their Royal Highnesses the Prince of .Wales, Prince
Aifri d, the Princesses Helena and Louisa, attended by
the suite, embarked in her. Majesty's steam yacht Fairy.
and proceeded up the Tamar. On her Majesty's return
the Fairy. made a circuit into the Cutwater, and her
Majesty and the Royal party returned on board the
al yif oh t at half-past seven o'clock.
The. Earl and Countess of Mount Edgeumbe end Lord
Valletort had the •honour of dining with her Maj,fity
this evering.. •;.
Her Majesty's yacht and the Royal squadron are ex-
pected, to get under weigh for Osborne at six o'cluckto-
morrow morning. • • • •

Du'
' - Her Royal 1:1;ghtie:•8 the Duchess of Kent, attended
by Lad) Fanny Howard and Sir George eouPert Di—
rty, d at her residence, Clarence House, St. James's, yes-
terday morning, at halt-past eleven o'clock. Her Royal
High iess lett town in the afternoon on her return to
Frogmore.
Toe Bishop of London had an interview with the Earl
of Derby ye-st, rday. at his 1 fficisl residence in DOWlling•
street, The Right Hon. J.
-- F . Kennedy Gad also iin 111-
.irrview with the N0.,1e-Earl.
Earl Fitzbardinge had an interview with
Mr. Seco.
tary Walpole yesterdly, at the Home-office.
The Cambridge University Commission had meet-
ing •
ing yesterday, at'the offiCial residence of the First Lora
of the Treasury, in Downing Street. Present the Bishop
of Chester,•ihe Dean of
the Rev. W. H. Bateson, Secretary.
the
Ely, Professor Sedgwick, and
Mr. Maegregor; M.P.; had an interview with
. ,
the Exchf quer yesterday, ,Acial
Chancellor of at his
residence in Dcwniug-street.
an
Mr. Montague, from the Cape of Good Hope, bad 430
interview with Sir John Pakington - yesterdaY, at 6 -
Colonial efface. - - • -
Dispatches were received from the Governors
of
Hong Kong, Ce) lon, the Mauritius, Malta, and the Lord
High Commissioner Commissioner of-the lonian Islands, at the
d
'nial-oiliee- yesterday. - Dispatches were 51-10 receive
from the Governors of South and Western Australia.

THE
• nig. .; .
THE ROYAL sQUADR--o,„Al-
DEVotirtorr-Tntritspitic.—Ekr majesty.
bert, and 11,11 d Fsinity proceeded up the
s travel,
in the Fairy yacht, and, as an incident of- Rn)l:;te Royal
it. may bee as well to mention the tact . thathe
Bilverti•nTainar.
, narrows,.
parry had the felicity. of grounding in ',.. tidp, -which
where they were obliged to remain until 03" fficieutly to.
was foonnately•making at the time, rose
suundoubtedlY
float the yacht from her position, It W"
to run ahhore,.
soinethirg nogel.for her Majesty's
but it is an event to which ordinary mortals.
Yacht passing up
meet without
and down the river arn. nensinuislly .4. su'",,- rieet'boata.
surprise.; but- the masters of •-the orainariorniog the
haire already immortalised the event by
yacht floated.
spot the " R")al 8134'4" As soon As 11°4 the/Toint.
she returned to the harbour, steaming 114 in shore to
Into Fit t s-one Bay, keeping sLfficiently col"
witness every.
afford an -opporiunity.to these on
fit
stwater, laying.
obj. CL of interest, passing Mill-bay it'WgLißatttery., The
to tor some minutes oft Queen Atine- returning under
yacht next took a cireuit of. Catwater,
the ettudei the
the citadel to BarnpouL When p
- as'hinetiand of the 77th
atandaa was hfiluted with 21. guns, the jog the gatitnist
Regiment, stationed on the batterYcll
Anthem: In. the evening the .--- dining with her
'and Countess of
Mount Edgecumbe had the honour
_of I
Albert.
Majesty 'on board the Victoria and
wag Made known to
'l3Petw'en eight and nine °,,r'ellelvi‘hsd determined that
the _ ott* Admiral that her m0,,---, -I,,lnuoriogs as early
the royal squ.idrun should leave tbr n
`• Weigh
had been made;
as six O'clock. this morning, and 5 ' greadt zvous C
the owes.re; "
Weigh at itiX A.M. toemorrow
'pis alteration in what was -11° hus,:qderstood
•uence of a desire
to be p
vitas arrangements• was made in•
c
expressed that -the 'Royal Family_Slionld reach 9sboine
to night • • •
At half-past five this mornief,....e; and flag Lieutenant
dmiral Sir John
manney; tetih his Wig Captain ie" '
with Beymotie,
Sir Jahaes Dunbar; titgether, W
1d
Albert to pay their re-
weot ahingside thelrictoris '0..1 g.... :
speets to her Majesty on les. They were xeceived
"d
Adolphui FitzclarenCe,
tit thi...g.angeley by Captain Ler
on behalt orthe Qiitien. . -nolier was weighed. and
Precisely at six o'clock thod'hy the Fairy and
.id,
the itiii al yacht, ateompani' salutes from the Impreg-
steamed out of the*Pool„ under
at Mount Wise. On
Liable, guard ship, and theeastern channel, the
nassieg out Of the Sound,
Yrclal tislutee,
Queen and SPartaif also fired
squadron had previously
batteryb t
be
The. steamers forming the
breakivater,
frills soon he
taken tip posiiion outside the.
to line and owed the
the Roy al yacht joined. fell in .
yacht.,.steertng eastward.. ~.,,, Majesty and Prince Al-
As early as eight ocloa ii-
mount Edgecumbe Phrk, and
Bert landed.. privately
in
desired the coachman to get
procat,dwg to. tin stables
them -. round the' groutids.
.the horses ready, nod drive this early visit and was
;the m,,n was taken abaebaut
was prevented by the Queen,
going -to call the family,
of be disturbed. After enjoy-
who desired they might ark, her Majesty and the Prince
trig a drive•routid.tbe Pork'
0.
t breaktast.
returned to the royal roes named in my dispatch last
In addition to the i) the pribce visited the Citadel, the
evening, I understandd and the new steam-yard at Morice
batteries at Bovisan ,
°den given by his Royal High-
net'sTown. The elase.insP• fortification
he ofthe .
••g CO t . .
to all apertainin
rtant subject is receiving attention
a proof that ibis itePL? s from which is sure of reedy
iu a quarter suggestioP
attention. • ig„;„tv, as was intimated, was wished
The visit of her''''''' -- Private cha
racter, but eon-
to be considered 8"lhe Posentation of the tollowiag.ad-
sent- -was given tO t..
iicipslities of Plymouth atid..•.D.
drveses, from atie mu'
vouport, replies • to Vib h are to be .8 tthe
10 aell through.
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