The Sun.
London, England, 1864-01-11 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY.

WINDSOR CASTLE, JAN. 9.
Her Majesty received news at 10 o'clock last
night,at Osborne, of the accouchment of the Princess
of Wales, and gave immediate orders for prepara-
tion to be made for proceeding to Frogmore-house
early this morning.
At half-past 9 o'clock a.m. to-day the Queen,
accompanied by Princess Helena and Princess
Beatrice, left Osborne, and crossed over to Gosport
in the royal yacht Fairy. A special train conveyed
her Majcsty, the royal family, and suite to Windsor,
where they arrived at 1 o'clock.
The Prince of n ales met the Queen at the Wind-
sor station, and drove with her Majesty to Frog"

more-house.
The suite in attendance consisted of Lady
Churchill, the Hon. Mrs. Bruce, Sir C. Phipps'
Colonel Sir T, M, Biddulph, and Dr. Holzman.
JANUARY 10.

The Queen and Princess Helena attended Divige
service in the private chapel this morning. The
Rev. H. Ellison officiated.
Her Majesty passed the afternoon at Frogmore°

house.
Professor Max Muller had the honour of deliver'
ing two lectures last week at Osborne before her
Majesty and the Royal family on "The Science of
Language."

Her H.R.H. the Princess of Wales.
At Marlborough-house the following official
leti❑ was yesterday exhibited :
" Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales i 5
progressing as favourably as possible, and the infant
Prince is perfectly well.
(Signed) '6 ARTHUR FARRE, M.D.
" E. H. SIEVEKING, M.D."
The inquiries at Marlborough-house yesterday
and Saturday from the foreign Ministers and mem'
bets of the aristocracy now resident in London Were

most numerous.
The following bulletin has been issued this naorly
ing

FROGMORE, Monday, 10,15.
" Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales
passed an excellent night, and is going on well.
" The infant Prince i 8 also well.
" ARTHUR FARRE, M.D.
" E. H. SIEVEKING, M.D."

A committee of the Lords of her MajestY'6
Most Honourable Privy Council assembled °II
Saturday afternoon in the Council Chamber White.
ball.
The Lords present were his Grace the Archbisha
of Canterbury, Earl Granville (the Lord President)'
the Duke of Somerset, the Earl of St. Gertualls
(the Lord Steward), the Right Hon. Sir George
Grey, Bart., and the Right Hon. Charles P. Villiers'
Their lordships ordered that his Grace the Arch.
bishop of Canterbury do prepare a form of prat et
and thanksgiving to Almighty God for the Prince°
of Wales's safe delivery of a Prince, and that
such
form of prayer and thanksgiving be used in °I
churches and chapels in England and Wales, 0"
in the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, upon Sunrhili
the 17th day of January inst., or the Sunday 31
the respective ministers of such churches 51/
chapels shall receive the same.
Their lordships also ordered that every ministe:f
and preacher, as well of the established church le
that part of Great Britain called Scotland as 00;
of the episcopal communion, do at some time durill'e
the exercise of Divine Service in their respecticif
churches, congregations, or assemblies, put up o°4
prayers and thanksgivings to Almighty God for t'
Princess of Wales's safe delivery of a Prince. 1,0
Mr. Edmond Harrison, the Deputy Clerk of t"
Council, attended.
Despatches were received on Saturday, at
Colonial-office, from the Governors of New Zeillsa $
South Australia, Tasmania, and Canada. Despste'"eo
were sent to the Governors of the North Ameri°t
Provinces and to the Lord High Commissioner
the lonian Islands.

(From the Observer.)
The birth of the prince was, as the earliest tele;
grams from Windsor stated, quite unexpected,
the confinement of her royal highness was 11:5
looked forward to until the month of March'
was stated some time previously in the Obserfei;
It was intended that the confinement effl3:l
royal highness should take place at I‘ls
borough House, and the princess was to
left Frogmore for London in about a forthig'i;
For several days past the princess had been sliglitd
indisposed, and was suffering frem catarrh got,
cold, and it is stated that Dr. Browne, of Wind toe
who attended her royal highness, judging frau' 'bre
symptoms of the princess, had intimated that %3
interesting event might occur earlier than fot
anticipated. The princess, however, had an to I
recovered from the indisposition under which ,1,04
nad been suffering as to feel no hesitation in he,,C
present at the skating party on the Virginia Wr°,,:l
on Friday. On returning to Frogmore her reef
highness soon became so unw,ll that the Prince fit
Wales forwarded a telegram to the Queen
o 3!
respecting the condition of her c();',1
highness. The symptoms of an approaching bA"-
continued to increase, and the prince deethe";,
advisable to despatch a messenger immediatt'l;ed
questing the attendance of Dr. Browne, who
about 7 o'clock in the evening of Friday, and et of
minutes to 9 o'clock, as the bulletins have airldi
informed the country, her royal highness was et/apo
delivered of a healthy prince. Messages veered to
sent for the medical men who were appointecrei
attend her royal highness and for Sir George WO
but the confinement had taken place long be the
they could reach Frogmore. Dr. Sieveking't to
physician to the Prince of Wales, was the Op
arrive from London. He was followed hi ,10
Farce and Dr. Gream, and later by Sir Ch%io'
Locock. We believe that we are not undulieg
lating the sanctity of the domestic arrangement
their royal highnesses when we state that 05edt
arrival of the young prince was wholly unexe:or
and as the prince and princess were staying taro,
moe and not at Marlborough House, no arr°°l3o
ments had been made his reception. There slaw:ice
r
nurse in attendance ; but the maternal exPe itaf
of the Countess of Macclesfield, the lady.ity%ls2loo
was of inestimable value in extemporizing ;sr9
articles of comfort and clothing as were ftscel:o6'e6
for the young prince. The otherladies of the "-,,fe'ti
hold were, of course, equally anxious to gio eaei:
assistance in their power in this tet'"eileti
ing emergency. A telegram was deePs,,toP
to her Majesty immediately atter the arrival 010
Browne, and the happy birth of the prince Wilaceo
communicated by the same means.. Th 6 (00'
arrived at Windsor about noon yestordall snot ifs
mediately paid a visit to the prince. 39.
the day, the Queen also visited her rcyal
We are happy to be enabled to en`ate th'3a 03C
health of the princess is most satisfaeto ry, sri roe/
there is no reason to suppose that their. bolt P of°
will display hereafter any sign of his Prelli,„:0",
birth, more than was shown by his royal big'o iffP
great great grandfather George the Third, Wll
said also to have been born prematurely. co
During yesterday Frogmore was the see;ll3,oio
great excitement, each train from London. hrl—rjaP
down Cabinet. Ministers, members of the boll6e'ilicif
and large numbers of the aristocrasy, to offo-
Of
congratulations to the Prince of Wales. . '
Lord Granville was the only representatO
the Cabinet present on Friday at Froglhere'
presence was owing to the fact of his dinit'g
the Prince of Walt s.
tre
MARRIAGE OP LORD ABINGER.—The 4,1°0 6
0)&0
papers give an account of the marriage of LieS';:
Lord Abinger, of the Scots Fusileer Guards, to \-1-1-o i
of p
Magruder, daughter of Commodore Magruder, la of
J'dpd
United States Navy, and niece of Major-Goler''
Magruder, commanding Confederate forces in Tetiti;eo
marriage was celebrated at Christ Church (i 5
i 0'
Montreal.
Clare,Wewhhaov,
aettetroaapnrnotoruanctceed
illness, died
adtihedoestthe4re:ciritfof;
ing shortly after six o'clock, at his residence at 16-e"