The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-27 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Her Majesty,OHOß NE
SB,-iATURDAY.
his Royal ighness Prince Albert,
their Royal Highnesses the Prince of
Wales, and the
Princess Royal, attended by the Countess of G3i": bGerreoyn,gha,ndthe Hon. Eleanor Stanley, the Hon. Colonel
church at
morning.WChioplp.inFitiamiLySeserrdoallyr,went
pumice
The Rev. Mr. Protheroo performed the communion
The prayers wtre read by the Rev. Mr. Shedden.
service, and preached the sermom.
The Earl and Countess of Derby left Tieit to the
yesterday morning for Goodwood, on 0
Duke and Duchess of Richmond. ~ .._l2l,ica, and
to the parish
Sir John
Mr. William Smith, had an interviewn._,.fice.
Pakington yesterday at the Col?
°To',"
secretary of State
Mr. Edward Thompson, Mr. Girod, °twists:.
The Right Hon. Spencer Wail)
nanied by Col. Jebb
t aCCOOr
fort o Homo Departmcn ,
I left town last evening for
Leonard's
and Mr. Earnest Pereiva'bouvict Establishment and
W. Williams had an in-
Mr. Breakwater.
Wilson and Are
_s..ngtort
yesterday at the Co-
Portland, to inspect thhdesoon
with
Sir
Banister bad also an interview with
lonial•offioe. r.
Mgaronet•
the Right Hon•
re
sent
0_
to
the
Governor of the Cape
Dispatches were 11
terview
from the CQlcnial-office.
of Good Hope
yesterday
received yesterday from
the Gover-
Dispatches we
Canada, andalso from •
ral of
nor-Gone of the lonian Islands.
Commissioner r John r al

MELANCHOLY Di:ATM—On Saturday Mr. G. S.
Brent empanelled, at the Sussex Arms, Sussex-place, Cam-
den-town, a highly respectable jury, to inquire into the
death of Mr. Henry Locke, aged 48, late proprietor of that
establishment. Margaret Lyons, the cook, stated that on
Thursday morning, perceiving has master look rather unwell
as he was going to the cellar, she asked permission to accom-
pany- him, when he replied there was no necessity, as he
would not be long there. About ten minutes afterwards de-
ceased's daughter went to the cellar to bring her father to
breakfast. Witness directly afterwards heard Miss Locke
scream, and exclaim, "My father is down !" whereupon
witness hurried to the cellar, and found her master lying on
his side near one of the puncheons. Mr. James Woolley,
surgeon, was called into attend deceased, whom he attempted
to bleed, but the vital spark had fled before his (Mr. Wool-
ley'e) arrival, so that all efforts to restore animation were
unavailing. In his opinion the carbonic acid gas generated
in the
caused death cellar, .
acVerd ictting up—" Naturalon deceased'sdeath." natally delicate state,
ur
the Passengers
M. KOSSUTH IN ENGLAND.--Among
by the British and North American mail steam-ship Africa,
arrived at Liverpool yesterday morning, were the ex-Governor
of Hungary and his lady. Before taking a passage on board
the Africa, M. Kossuth had signified his intention of sailing
in the Washington, which was advertised to leave New York
three days after the steamer. Instead of doing so, however,
he secured berths in the Africa for himself and Madame
Kossuth, under the name of A. Smith and lady. He threw
off his incognito before the passage had been completed. No-
thing of interest connected with the Magyar occurred during
the voyage. On landing he looked considerably careworn.
He was accompanied by Count Colonel Blethers and Colonel
Ihaz, who also secured passages in assumed names,hairteef:
taken, in all probability, in order that they migh.t,_ have nine
quiet embarkation. The party
left Liverpool by the
o'clock train the same morning.— Liveipool Albion.
e idea
VALUE OF LAND IN WINCHESTER.—
oferbitYlll Win-
may be formed of the rapid progress and P 66
P
enfranchisement price of a TiE FRENCH FLEET.—A letter from Toulon, ,
cheater from the fact that the enfranchaiiiap
adapted tor building the 20th, say, :--.." The experimental squadron, corn used of
piece of land in the suburbs of the city,
the owners of the the Sy Ts of the line—the Ville de Paris, Valm p o private houses on, has just been fixeda by
d per acre; the tenant Jane, Bayard, and Henri IV., and commanded by' .Jupiter,
fee simple at seven hundred polio years, a La s y Admiral
for twenty-one usse, put cut to sealast evening.
•
holding, too, a lease of this property
nnjgpireil. Land for agri.The weather was so
warm that it was necessary to tow the vessels out of the
large portion of which term is
city is equally high, as
towed
the Goulet. About eight o'clock the Mogador
cultural purposes contiguous to
and 91 for arable laud being out the last vessels, the Ville de Paris - steamer tow '
much as 71. per acre for meadowidvertiser.
and Jupiter. It is said
[ that the squadron is bound for Corsica,"
at this time paid.—HamPhire ''''

SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.
Gross traffic receipts for passengers
and goods, week ending July 24,
1852 ...
Ditto, July 26, 1851 X 17,569 11 3
20,014 6 6

Decrease in 1852 ...
London Terminus, July 26, 1852.

... £2,414 15 3