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

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORE, SATURDAY
Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albe.rt,
accompanied by the Prince of Wales, drove out yester•
day evening, in an open carriage and four, to Binstead
Lodg'', the residence of Lord and Lady Downes, and re-
turned to Osborne at half past nin
The Marchioness of Ely, the ElLe opn,cFrorkti
' Macdonald,
the Hon. Colonel Grey, and
Lieutenant-Colonel F. beymour, were in attendance on the Queen and
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His Royal Highness Prince Albert,
the Prince of Wales and Prince A fred
by
Lieutenant-Colonel F. Seymour, embarked on bonaredd
royal steam yacht Victoria and Albert, at Osborne Pier
yesterday morning. at ,
a quarter past eight o'clock, and
Proceeded to Portland Isle, for the purpose of inspect-
g the Breakwater now in course of construction there.
The Royal party landed at For, land at half-past twelve,
1" after going over and examining the works, re -
embarked on board the yacht and returned to Osborn*,
bar at a
quarter before six o'clock, P
11,1411. Gibbs was in attendance on their Royal High-
);es the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred.
tbs'er Majesty, with the Princess Royal, attended b)
e •v,
thb -"kreatouess of Ely, the Hors. Flora Macdonald, ant:
031304 r ell. Colonel Grey, met his Royal Highness al
Prine 40 Pier, and kmbarked in company with tli•
osb_re on board the Fairy, for a cruise, returning to
t 'ben eat half-past seven o'clock.
t Ie
tienn of Winchester arrived yesterday on a visit
The royal dinner party included Lady Caroline Bar-
Liagtocti.ne.
btPl%ord Adolphus Fitzclareace, and the Dean of
in
Mr. Si

_r. Secretary Viruip,bie arrived in town on Saturday
from Midhurst. Mr. Coppock, Town clerk of Stuck.
port, had an interview with the Right Hon. Secretary u,
the Home-office.

Essad 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 Sattirda),
from Co'ehester.
The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England held a
general meeting on Thursday, at their office in White-
h•.ll-place.

LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST
Traffic —RAIL WAY.
Week ending July 10, 1852 ... £12,214 13 8
Traffic—Week ending July 12, 1851 ... 12,757 4 7
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1852 ... 24,311 12 10
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1851 ... 25,854 17 5
Total number of Passengers—Week ending
July 10, 1852 ... 93,615
PasBenge" ••• £9,810 19 1
Gooch
*** ... 2,40314 7

Total ... £12,214 13 8
Total miles open, 1852, 173%; ditto, 1851, 173%.
London Terminus. July'l2. 1852.

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FALL OF A WAREHOUSE IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
YAR D . —Shortly before eleven O'clock this morning the ex .
tensive establishment of Messrs. John Morgan and Co.,
shawl-merchants, &c., situate immediately opposite to the
southern portico of St. Paul's Cathedral, (with the exception
of the front wall) fell with a tremendous crash. The pre-
Inis
thees adjoined others belonging to Messrs. Cook and Sons,
whole of which to Carter-lane have been recently re-
rnoved, for the purpose of rebuilding, in pursuance of arrange-
fnents made by the firm and the City of London Improve-
nient Commissioners. It appears that a few minutes before
eleven o'clock, several of the workmen employed in digging
Out the foundations of Mr. Cook's new premises, observed that
the party wall belonging to Messrs. Morgan's establishment
agave tokens of insecurity. The tokening increasing they ran
way with all speed, and in a few moments the wall fell,
gging with it the roof, fl,)ora, and stock in the building, except two beds in the third floor and attic. Just at the in-
stant the fall took place two persons left the building, and a
Mr. Baker, carpenter, had a narrow escape. He was en-
gaged to take down the beds, but just as the door opened
the building fell, and he escaped by flight. Two gentlemen.
Passing, narrowly escaped being crushed by the falling bricks.
Measures are being taken for the immediate clearing away
of the front wall, which at present assumes
ruin appearance, it having bulged considerably. The stop-
caused most threat-
page of the traffic, which has tot necessity, been the case,
oas caused great temporary inconvenience.
Prince Jerome Odeocalohi died at Rome ' 154 ultit god 65. on the