The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-10 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORNE, aTONDAT.
b Rer Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Al-
„ell, their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wa!eg,
:,"e Princess Royal, and Princess Alice, attended by
"1:8 Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting, attended Di •
v4O :iervice at Whippingham Church yesterday
morning.
The Rev. F. Prothro performed the service and
Preached.
The Hon. Beatrice Byng has succeeded the Hon.
Eleanor Stanlay, as Maid of Honour in waiting.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, mom-
Pilluied by their Serene Highnesses the Princess of
•otoh
lauen ohe and Prince Charles and Princess Ade-
e of Hoh9nlohe' and attended by Lady Augusta
r
e, ce and Sir George Caliper, left her residence,
41:rence House, St. James's, yesterday morning, for
a, ergeldie. loyal Highness remains ail night
i‘ rlisle, continuing the journey northward the fol-
tng da
Sole
Pi(zhardinge, Lord Sondes, and the Earl of
ktidwish had interviews with Mr. Secretary Wel.
yesterdzy, at the Home-office. Mr. David
..._.addingtoo, M.P. for Htrwich, had also an inter-
witil the
INB lot S-_cretary.
once 1 pitches were sent off yesterofiy to the Go
re of Hong-Kong
and Ceylon I- foal the Colonial-

by,,T,°PPAGE OF ALDERSGATE• STREET.— Yesterday,
r,"er of the Lord Mayor,Aldersgate-street, from Falcon-
ds,-: to Jewin-street, was closed for the purpose of layine:
straTna uew roadway, of square granite blocks, on a sub
4171-111,ot concrete. The great inconvenience of stopping
1,
a long and important line is much felt, as the mail
route and other vehicles are obliged to take a circuitous
d e, teore than half--a-mile out of the way. On market
a:yve at Smithfield the inconvenience will be more serious,h
Smithfield eh
of all descriptions ere prohibited passing throng
before no'cui.p "
as A letter from Eslingen, Bavaria, of the 31st ult.:
bets" A dreadful murder was committed here two. days
qe on the Person of one of the most learned anatomists off
tZnY, Dr. Rampold, head physician cf the hospital
Ind
tate gall. Oa the day in question the valet of Dr. Rampto e
ground
1-,.
"es master's room, and found him lying on the
hie mud ogle
with blood, and having a pitch-plaister over
artietllth• ilia secretary and the drawers of several other
w.. e 3 of furniture had been broken open, and two gold attltches, several jewels,
4ery and some silver mounted instruments ofe
,„ ', a considerable sum of money taken away.. Thd
The ;,,aurh and purse of the deceased had also taphpaedarpee:
tisheatPaY of the body proved that Dr.
in th bruel the loss of blood, caused by ten stabs of a knife
ne...._,e reast. It is thought probable that firs
headtheaietierh.
Th 70...▪
o,lunt instrument, and then applied the i eh P
tis, 0",7,_ clue that has been as yet arrived at isP the declare-
De. R"ue porter of the hospital, that on the day on which
liotn.arePod was discovered lying dead, the doctor returnedt
ill h:lreonlPanied by a man in a peasant's dr:ess,dalilt thhe
11 , ":' an hour afterwards the man descended an . e _ - ~,;,Pettacili. jiitherto all the. researches. of the police have
on whom sus-
Dick), f.,..ffuectual, the description of the man _ c
Pass rapidlyll eing but vague, the porter having only seed him
~
IV-iNE .
accident. 111 BOND.— A hogshead of wine having
IN, mallY leaked out in the bonded warehouse, application
re,,,:is.a_de h
-3' the owners to the revenue authorities for a
ttz
(lie of the .u.y
a t on the wine, and also the amount of
laia i Bonn the package. It appeared that the cask had
beinjl,,,d for some time, and on an official inspection
oce4locie, it was found that' the loss lead evidently been
owin ned from the head of the cask having fallen out,
through t()te bursting of the hoops, which were quite eaten
with rust, and not from abstraction or fraudulent
Laterence, and as th
et was considered that teheoffie
dutyers had certified to that effect,
Whole •should be remitted on. the
the ,s,q4autltY under the provisions of the 18th section of
se rent w. due,ho(uarelic'u'i 8 and 9 Viet., cap. 19, but that the
thereon. ,is and would be required to be paid
EMIGRATION
there FROM SUNDERLAND.-0U Saturdaysd
1, was a considerable amount of excitement. in un, er-i
' II
caused by the Lizzie Webber, the first emigrant 'crease isrioni that part to Australia, leaving the docks. Some
PLu'ar°t"a"B of persons crowded the decks to witness her dte-
Nmeure, and the was accompanied to sea by a lareguetpeaix7,
Das had a band of music with them. She takes
hereintinlrr 9 Sanderland, and desy-
Principally belonging
~,Qr Port Philip. Other vessetis are engaged to follow
anecastle Guardian.
Th
b.,. ere was a rule in an old debating society which
ho'cigilt,st_be advantageonelY!eernmweiend.endgto some of our public
in to speak the whole
eve," " That any genti
~.'"ng Should have a room to himself."
-IL!sterday•moruing while a man was ploughing in
afieldD.,.. _ near the Prince. Albert public-house, East Surrey-
rve, Peckham, he aimed up a gold coin, weighing half an
b4.4ce, and bearing the following inscription :—lonfe,riEs V.
ka,q.PORT ET ALG. REX. R. 1747 (John V., King ot Portu-
f,:: kid Algarves, reigned 1747). The coin had. evidently,.
"411 its appearance, lain a great length of time in the
4ranad.
I'HE NEW SHIP AMERICA.—This fine specimen
" C ' • •d•
el anadian ship-building, ing, commanded by Captain Andrew
Qttwford, arrived in the Mersey, on Friday morning, from
.14ebec., atter a rapid passage. Captain Crawford parted
71thiais pilot in the River St. Lawrence on the morning of
L'LLO 16th ult., and took his Liverpool pilot on board on the
Corning of the sth instant, thus making the passage in the
re
nearkably short space of twenty days, with a heavy cargo /f timber and flour, drawing.:22 32L/,r feet water, The America
41,1 4 -tons register, was built at Quebec, and launched last
Ze;,B3N eminent shipbuilder, air. G. H. Parke, of
ea,ate'cibtyy, underti'e the special superintendence of Lloyd's sue-
which can
on: r. Tue constr.uchtion is of that superior order
experienced parties after a personal
ih"l.l' be appreciated
,ZsPection ; but the f.or3M and finish at once strike the eye of
tit beholder, producing the in.stant conviction that the vessel
bas dalof no ordinary merit, and will no doubt prove to
ii. claims . -
'Alle satisfaction ot any unprejudiced person that our
,Canad-
e ships of a model, qualitj, an
Aran shipbuilders can pro
shish, not to be surpassed
.alciy those of any other builders,
caa r in the colonies oi the Un iS,tates. She had a
rge number of cabin passeng2rs,itedseveral of whom are
rt route for Australia, and whose chief regret was that they
could not proceed in the ship.—Liverpool Albion.
Sunday
• • —Oa
ALARMING FIRE AT GEAVEbEND.
f,%vening, between the hours of nine and ten, the inhabitants
,___-( Gravesend were alarmed by the sudden outhreak of a
Lreto
, endous conflagration on the farming premises of Mr.
k;ollier, in the vicinity of the waterworks, which burst forth
'with tremendous fury, and illumined the horizon for many
kiles distant. The barns, sheds, and other out-buildings,
together with several stacks of hay, soon became a prey ‘.o
the devouring element, the wind blowing strong from the
tk,uth-west; but suddenly shifting round, the mansion of
kr. Collier, situated at the north-east extremity of the
farming premises, entirely escaped destruction. The town
and Custom-house engines having shortly arrived, and a
Rood supply of water being at hand, mastery was obtained
aver the lire between
of
twelve
Various
eleven and o'clock.
rumours as to the cause the outbreak were in circulation.
bhsr. Collier arrived from London about midnight, on receiv-
-`g a telegraphic communication.
, hipRovEAIENTS FOR THE PROTECTION OF SURMA-
proposed for this
'arzi: TELEGRAPH3.—An improved plan is .
ztaiderated purpose by placing. the copper wires, gutta
metallic casing to be se-
-4.,,are11a and chemical covering, in
11-4,,feti hi the angular recesses of a alink irotnnchain one angle
insulated wires,
and capable of protecting from five t
eed ~.
At "Ile chain from thirty to forty. . lot ise also proposed to
t,,,21 testing apparatus in water-tightt boxes attached to
1)Z! at every one or two miles, hewwir.es in the testing-
ires below, so as
te ;,",,eing connected with the submarine
feef'ocate the line of telegraph, and to detect and repair de-
'a bY raising the cable to the surface.
„ gipb,
tile —' LNG SODDURY COUNTY' COURT.—On the
keg-set ult., Knightly William Horlock, Esq., one ofamth.e.
x,ttates of the c unty of Gloucester, passed his ex 1
of tpll,_as an insolvent, suppported by Mr. Slack, solicitor,
he ii.nile From the insolvent's statement it appeared that
the ~"" been driven to seek the protection of the court by
opeptleBBure of creditots, who held security for their debts
eed`,°,_ig large estates which have been valued ,at 52,0001,
ttl that after payment to his creditors of 20s. in the pound,
atip:tta) if properly managed, would realize a handsome

,ST n
kiiiii,,* ' L'EMENT DANES CHURCHYARD.—The ir.-
tota,lle,ta of this extensive parish have made repeated
lattiraints to the parochial authorities of the daily inter-
,lled3,..tlntt take place in the churchyard, which is literally
tiri4-I.with corpses-. Last week there were about fifteen
''.,tisec' and on the southern s:de, near the railings, opposite
nett-"alreet there is a deep grave or fosse, some 20 feet
ineiOhieh is made the general receptacle of those whose
tt,noth; ere not able to pay the usual tees, androaus one fillit?
gato4,l one is sunk, so that not a spaceriolef
taasdr"ed that can receive a cDrpsc..
,gorvmerscleerissane
„ttrialftr,l23 of the Strand Union are trying to to General
`ne ' Committee or Board for the whole of the parishes in
kt ,icitY of Westminster, and to purchase a site pet ground
t.t.0%41,e distance but much u •11. opposition is shown by the
"kasc-411 authoritiesjotiolf, St.c' i• - - ge'q Hanover-stiwiro, St.
.thj,,4rtet'a and
Westminster,'"r'' end other parishes.
tt the is under thleBCousideratii of Crie Commissioners
' Hoard of Health.
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4ivea WHALE FtstimY —lnformation vi. as _re: /ti, ck, ?il Saturday by the Dublin whaler arrived at L,, er
`.„tla t,,,(4 th p on-rvs of the G. h y T• ' Dublin loft the
ttic'the ilthrJuly, and had four fish and forty of oil.
4411 oPitzher en
eryewossat
voend.theAic the 24th
aotme; allo had 103 tuns;
shoaleo of bottle-
at lA, Whales, consisting .of 295 fit;h, was driven on shore
kid" eat sue, off Sumbargh, on the 27th •„- the blubber
tieh kt 10 per n; and another shoal kit the' same descrip-
1, p_., .
skit,' ti, r.,. Was d en on shore at Queendale, on the '4Bth
Aer ttige bludder of about 200 realislng from, IW. to 101- 75.
a