The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-25 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR, Nov. 24'
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The following had the honour of dining with Ile,
Majesty yesterday :—Her Royal Highness the Dnehes'
of Kent, their Royal Highnesses the Due de Braba;
and the Comte de Flandres, their Serene Ilighnes
the Prince of Leiningen and Princess Adelaide of Cohen
lohe, the Duchess of Athol, Monsieur Van de Wer,
the Lady in Waiting to the Duchess of Kent, Colonel
de Moerkerke, the Count de Briey, Sir Robert Carso
and Mr. Gibbs.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert, accornpanied
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the Duc de Brabant and the Count de Flamdres, On
out shooting this morning, attended by Earl Talbo!!
Colonel the Hon. Charles Grey, and Lieut.-Colonel til°
Hon. A. Gordon..
Colonel de Moerkerke was in attendance on the f
gian Princes.
The Marchioness of Ely has succeeded the Viscount°
Canning in the duties of Lady in Waiting to the Rum'The Earl of Verulam and Lieut.-General Sir Eclw
Bowater have been relieved by Earl Talbot and gr'
Ormsby Gore as Lord and Groom in Waiting. . tirg
Mr. Adams had the honour yesterday of subont
stir
his bust of the late Duke of Wellington to her Maie
and his Royal Highness the Prince Albert. es.
The Judge Advocate-General arrived from town ;a
terday, had an audience of the Queen, and submit
the proceedings of some court-martials.
The Duchess of Athol and Monsieur Van de Wler
left the Castle this forenoon for London. leaf
e Earl and Countess of Derby have been inv.'
and are expected to-day. th'
The band of the 2d Life Guards attended ill fol•
Castle during dinner yesterday, and performed the
lowing pieces :

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March—" Gemma di Vergy" Doniz ta.
Overture—" L'ltalliana in Algeri"
Quadrille Royal Tolbecl"e'
Grand Selection—" I. Martiri" Donizetti•
Waltz—" La Prima Donna"
Song —Solo Tenor Trombone, Vimeux Grattan , tt.
Galop—Trah, Trab
God Save the Queen
Her Majesty's private band afterwards attend.ed ill
the evening, and performed the following selection' --
Overture—" Die Letzten Dingo" spohr•
Introduction—" Pre aux Clercs"
Danse de Parapluies, Le Printemps,
Chceur et Couplets—" Le Cheval de
Prone" Auber.
Finale—" Euryanthe"

His Serene Highness the Prince of Leiningen P":▪ 06
in town yesterday morning from Windsor Castle. ,
Prince returned to Windsor in the afternoon.
Mr. Howe, from Nova Scotia, had an intervier D• I
the Earl of Derby yesterday, at his official residers
Downing-street.
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General Sir P. Maitland had an interview' °violet
John Pakington yesterday. The Rev. Arthur A 01
had also an interview with the Right Hon. 130911 e
the Colonial-office.
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Viscount Joceyln had an interview with
.. 73J-•• Sere'
tary Walpole yesterday at the Home-office. 011
The Greek Minister had an interview yesterday
the Earl of Derby.
Mr. Monsell, M.P., and Mr. Goold, M.P., U11°644 business yesterday at the Board of Trade. terd4
The Earl and Countess of Derby left town Ins
afternoon for Windsor Castle.
Dispatches were sent yesterday from the Onj
office to the Governor of Ceylon and Hong Kong.

THE LATE DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S FUNS
AND THE POLICE.

The following gracious acknowledgment of +h --ef
services and conduct of the police at the funeral °or
late Duke of Wellington, has been received by the
missioners

"Whitehall, Nov. 22, 10;80
" Gentlemen—ln obedience to the Queen's licit
commands, I have great satisfaction in signit:ng
poet
her Majesty's entire approbation of the excellentl33o,.der
in which the arrangements for preserving good.,d
throughout the metropolis were made by the
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sioners of Police, and executed by those who aced
them, on the memorable occasion of the Duke o`,
lington's funeral. pe-4
" Her Majesty has also commanded me to e%pler
her strong sense of the admirable conduct of her Pe ofit
who showed such real feeling and true respect f°rtiolll
illustrious man, v, ho was carried amidst a whole 133
tears with such pomp and honour to the grave.
" I have the honour to be, Gentle
" Your obedient servant'
(Signed) "S. H. W.A.LP°
" The Commissioners of Police."

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REVIEW OF THE HOUSEHOLD TROOPS.—This -° roOr
the half-yearly inspection of the Royal Household t st.
took place on the parade facing the Horse Gnat, the
James's-park. The extensive rear was occupied the
Life Guards, the Royal Horse Guards (Blue), an ctive,
Grenadier and Coldstream Guards, with their res Pep
bands. They were under the command of the P!lrie;
Cambridge, and there were present, Prince Albert' st of
count Hardinge, the Commander-in-Chief, and nac'iri
the foreign Princes who have arrived in this conn:ffliell
the representatives o foreign Sovereigns osi the °C
of the funeral of the late illustrious Duke of Wellingoto
Shortly after the various regiments were forniede, of
line, the day became extremely fine, m consequeti-090:
which, the fine appearance of the troops becainerei
spicuous,rand the different manoeuvres were seen t° bs,le
advantage. The inspection lasted about two hand.;
gave great satisfaction to the various eminent indi%,
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who were present. There was a vast crowd °its le
respectable persons present. The several regisnell tine
the ground about 12 o'clock to go to their reaPe
barracks.
LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PROTECTION SOCIET-•
nineteenth anniversary of this excellent institutionbicll
celebrated last evening at the London Tavern, on; sd
occasion between three and four hundred reenlbei.sver,
friends of the society sat down to an admirable c-1 f
which was served up in Mr. Bathe's usual styi o
cellence. "
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CITY SEWERS COMMISSION.—On Tuesday a b
this Commission was held at Guildhall. On the 71eatioSi
of the report of the medical officer, and the eal°`: r°
of the surveyor, it was resolved that every `ate'proprie
lodging-houses should be held bound to provide per'
cisternage of the minimum amount of 24 gaile,7l
room. A discussion on the mode of remedying: oef tbe
of having some dozen courts and alleys in the 00;10 or
same name then took place, on the complaint of sole°
dical officer, that such sameness of designation was
times the came of disastroas delay in his reach„illg
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of extreme illness. All the members of the u'isiri
mittcd and corroborated the inconvenience Coq de"
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of, and an inquiry was directed into the means ?t less
creasing the evil. On the motion of Mr. Barbef,itiost
resolved to attempt once more, by way of negu,.j.
the removal of the railings in St. Paul's ChurchP'sjorir
FRIGHTFUL SUICIDE IN ISLlNGTON.—Ye9:,erdgfopier
ing considerable excitement was caused in thei'ssoe'
road, Islington, by a report that a respectable traere.
well known in that locality, had committed suiel'.„,P.'
facts, so far as they have transpired, are thece;t4
Charles Fieldhome, grocer, of 8, Lower-road, 9,eove
morning, between eight and nine o'clock, wasound
by his wife, quite dead, having inflicted a frightful
in his throat with a razor. hoer
MOOR FEARFUL FLOODS.—Yesterday about a had d
before high water time, the water in the river Ao
again rose to a fearful height, overflowing its ba:v;o10/0
doing a greater amount of mischief than was Pr' in tv,
experienced by the unfortunate persons residing ote
er
various thoroughfares near the water side. 1:11:ip
rushed over the meadows and low lands for ini'eireste.
neighbourhood of the South-Western and Great'
railways.
FATAL ACClDENT.—Yesterday morning, betty
and ten o'clock, a man of the name of Daniel pre?:
aged 70 years, expired at King's College Hospita";oa ev
street, from injuries he received under the follew;fig
cumstances :—lt appears the deceased was dental',
some scaffold poles in a shed, when he ae°,'
fan
slipped down, and they fell on the unfortunate
ribs.
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SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE-SHOW.—The aro :der, to
for the ensuing exhibition of cattle, stock, &C,, I.lintee`
auspices of the Smithfield Club, which is aPPlciivo, 0,
take place on the 7th, Bth, 9th, and 10th Pr°o"fe
the Bazaar, in King-street, Portman-square, ''„secitiis'e
menced yesterday, and will soon be in a state %/thee;
for their reception. The number of entries exceettesv fee.
we understand, of any former years ; and as a the Jai,
ture, the stupendous statue of the Queen, fonicoul,c.
tory of the Society of Vielle Montagne zinc t the a
which formed so great an object of attraction shi
hibition, and which has since been bronzed, iv' es of
place assigned to it in the centre of the grand as
show-yard.
ST. GEORGE THE MARTYR, SOUTHWARN• iiar,`Alt
evening, at the weekly meeting of the board oisg brotict
of this parish, the case of Eliza Hayes was again evenj•erf
forward. It will be remembered that, on theft), re iat
of Tuesday, the 2d inst., this woman applied had ts„.ht.
at St. George's workhouse, stating that she par D‘rot
morning been delivered of a child in a barn n'parti°
ford ; that she had asked to be taken in at the
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umon and that being refused relief there, :004;
walked up the entire distance to London, witholisibbe pocr4
received any medical assistance whatever. in tbct
woman confirmed what she had already stth en °e
painful matter, and a resolution was passed tobefoo
that the report and evidence should be laid as ageefig
Poor-Law Commissioners. Subsequently it wr narPtp
that copies should also be sent to the board 014eci
of the Dartford union, whose officers were °l;_s. .nrolT-0
be the offending parties. It was satisfactorily the
that the officers of St. George's had througrT,',
whole affair behaved with the utmost prop lev
kindness. t 1 by the
THE NEW NOVEL, entitled"CASTLE AT:, iS
Author of "Emilia Wyndham," &c., " who
Pave
lished this day by Messrs. Colburn and CO',c) „ vow,
also just published :—Mrs. Trollope's new novel atn ;
Walter"—" The Kinnears," a Scottish s!?_2lYeari,,wretneo
Dennison," a tale—" Annette," by W. F.
memoir o the author, by Sir F. N. Taiwif edition .t,
Talbot," by Miss Pennefather—A sr,emonaausgaret
" Adam Graeme," b the author of
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" Broomhill" ; or, "The Country lhautreosrreit
ondes.,
land"—" The Lost Inheritance," novel. a,teiu3stvroefsi 0 f
DEATH OF THE BEY OF TUNIS.—NAov.C__, :aPys
the Siecle, writing from Genoa on . 17
letter has arrived here from Cag _ ,
16, with the news of the death of the Ntee.yediSe pagdliros;
letter adds that, on this news being iv
r;ari (Sardinia) °f ThiS
is cruising. We have not yet receive
squadron sailed towards Tunis, wherer.
at Genoa from any other quarter.", _
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