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

COORT. .CIft.CULAR.

Her PLYMOUTH, JULY 21.
Majesty the. Queen, and his Royal Highness the
Prince Albeit, attencedby tb Marchioness of Ely, the
Honourable Caroline Cavendish, the. Earl of Hardwicke,
&c., landed this morning, at .nine o'clock, at Mount
Edgcumbe. Theoarriagei of the Noble Earl were again
in attendance to convey the royal party through the
Krounds. Shortly. after•nine o'clock their Royal High-
nesses the Prince of Wales an Princo Alfred, and the
Princesses Helena and -Louisa, attended by Lord
George. Lennox Sir James Clark, Mr. Gibbs, and
Miss Illhardr, eLrbtsrkedin the Fairy royal yacht, and
proceed*.d to the Breakwater, where their Royal
Highnesses "landed, , and-remained about an hour at-Al a
half.

His Royal Highness the Prince Albert, attended by
Lord G. Lennox and Colonel the Hon. C. Grey, pro-
ceeded in the barge of the Victoria and Albert, at half-
Oast eleven o'clock; to the Victualling-yard, where his
Royal Highness was received by the Port Admiral and
the commanding officer of' Eugmeers. The, Prince in-
spectedthe Prince bf Wale's'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
Alfrd;'the Princesses Helena and Louisa, attended by
the suite, embarked* in her Majesty's steam yacht Fairy.
and proceeded up the Tspar. Or he, 2/..iFssr,..,turn
th 9 Fairy madecircuit into the Cutwater, and her
IVN-sty and the Royal party returned on board the
Hal yacht at half-past sevpn o'clock..
The'Earl and Ci,Untesi of Mount Edgcumbe and Lord
Valletart had the 'honour
this evening. • of dining with her Majesty
,rier .Majesty's
.r.ht and the Royal squadron are ex-
pected *to get under weigh for Osborne at six &deck to-
morrow morning.

. .
'ller.Royal HigLness the Duchess of K°nt4 by Lady Fanny Howard and Sir George ,Courr, ar-
riv, d ether reside. attended
Pee, Cla'rence House, St. James's, yet"-
terday mornifig, at half past eleven o'clock. Her Royal
Highness left town. in the afternoon on her return to
Frogmore.
Tee Bishop of London had an interview with the Earl
of Derby yesterday. at hie efficlil residencein Downing'
street. The Right Ron. J. F.
Kennedy bad also an in•
terview with the Nonle Earl.
EarlFitzhardinge had.an interview with
tary Walpole yesterday, at the Home-t,ffice. , 4
The Cambridge University Commission had a EnrOL-
Arn Secre
ing yesterday, ac the official residence of the First Lord
of the Treasury, in Downing street. Present the Bishop
of Chester, the Dean of
-F4, professor Sedgwick, and
the Rev. W. H. Bateson
, Secretary.
Mr. Macgregor, M.P., had an interview
oChaficellor of the
.Excht quer yesterday,
at his official
residence in Dcwhing-street.
Mr. Montague, from the Capra with the.
r Good Hope, bad he
interview with Sir John Pakington yesterday, at the
Colonial office.
Dispatches were received from the Governors of
Hong Kong, Ceylon, the Mauritius, Malta,
"(1
the Lord
High Commissioner of the lonian Islands, at
C-i
nisi-office yesterday. Dispatches were also received
from the Governors of SOuth and Western Australia.

THE ROYAL SQUADRON.
DEVoNPoRT, THURSDAy. prince Al-
bert, and Royal FStrilly ller Majesty. , Tamar
iii the Fairy yacht, 'amnde,n
proceeded up the -River larnar
atisonan incident of 14,.°Ytahse Royal
travel,
it may be as well to
remainhroeu ndi n
the fact
' party had the felicity of
that
narrows,
where they were obligedattogt
was fortunately making sufficiently to
float the yacht from her japsitialaime, rues sufficiently
undoubtedly
untilln the tide, which
something novel for her Maje i ..; It
yacht to run ashore,
but it is an event to, which, oidisay, s yaortals Passing up
and down the river are eccasiearyllym subject without
surprise; but the masters .of th 2 -rdinary river boats
have already immortalised the eevente by ilemir.K the
spot the " Royal Shoal." As s.(; s the yacht floated
intoreturned to the harbour, steaming round the Point
no Ft rcs tone Bay, keeping
sufficiently dose in shore to
o..afford an opportunity to those on board to witness every
bk ct of interest, passing Mill-bay intoCatwater, laying
to tor The
some minutes off Queen Anne's BattlerY.
yacht next took a circuit of Catwater, xetnrning under
the citadel to Barnpool. . When passing the citadel tbe
standard was saluted with 21 guns, the band of the 77th
the Nati( nal
Regiment, stationed on the battery, PIO" Countess of
Mount Majesty on
the honour of dieing with her
on board the Victoria and Albert.
Between eight and nine Was made known to
theo'clock it
h d determined that
Port Admiral that her Majesty 6 • s
the royal
squadron should leave their Mooring as early
as six o'clock this morning, and a signal had been made,
,
' Weigh at six A.I. to orrow-rendezvous Cowes."
This alteration in what was understood to be the pre-
'ions arrangements was made in consequence of a desire
expressed that the Royal Family should reach Osborne
tonight.
iral Sir John OM-
At half-past fiva this morning Ado
and flag Lieutenant
manney, with his flag Captain Lowe,
Sir James Dunbar, to ether with Coaimodore Seymour,
went alongside the Victoria and Albert to pay their re-
They were received
spects to her Maesty on leaving•
at the gangway by Captain Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence,
on behalf of the -
Queen.
Precise! .anchor was weighed, and
1 yat six o'clock the
the toy al yacht, accompanied by the Fairy and Vivid;
steamed out of the Pool under salutes from the Impreg-
nable, guard. ship, and the battery at Mount Wise. On
Passing out of the-Sound,' by the ea stern channel, the
Queen and Spartan also fired royal salutes.
The steamers .ormif •
ng the squadron had previously
taken
IT position outside the breakwater, and as soon as
the P
-.05E11 yacht joined fell into line and followed the
yacht-, steering eastward.
As early as t i,i'ht 'o'clock her majesty end Prince Al-
bert lauded privately iii
mount Edgtcumbe Park, and
Proceeding to toe stables, desired the coachman to get
14.1,3 horses ready, and drive them round the grounds.
The D:"1 was taken aback at this early visit, and was
going to call the family, but Nag prevented by the Qup,e„,
who desired they might not be disturbed. After enjoy-
ing a they
rolled the park, her Majesty and the Prince
returned to the royal yacht to breakfast.
In addition to the places named in my dispatch last
ebvfn'tig, I understand the Prince visited the Citadel, the
j,iteries at Bovisand, and the new steam-yard at Morice
Town,
.The close inspection given by his Royal High-
ness to all apertaining to the fortification of
the port, is
a
proof that this importa9t subject is receiving attention
in
. a quarter suggestions from which .is sure ei ready
attention.
'tips visitof her it • sty as was intimated, NV •
to be .-
considered strictly of a private Character, but con-
sZt 'Teas given ta the presentation of .the following ad-
„re "es, from the municipalities 01 Plymouth and, De
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