The Sun.
London, England, 1839-11-20 00:00:00

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PETER PARLEY'S ANNU4I;;-
Simpkin and Marshall, London, DWtd,.t.vitit
This is another of Peter Parley's popular child s
books, and contains just the sort of varieties likely
to attract the notice of young readers—namely, in-
teresting and lively prose stories ; directions for
playing cricket and other boy's games ; curious facts
relative to natural history ; short and pithy histori-
cal anecdotes ; and occasionally small pieces of
poetry. All these are written in a homely and
familiar style, so that he who runs may read. The
volume is printed with remarkable neatness, and
has the additional recommendation of being embel-
lished with numerous clever and appropriate
engravings.

LITERATURE.

COURT CIRcULA IL

WINDSOR, TUESDAY.—Her Majesty will leave here
for Buckingham Palace to-morrow morning, and i► cs-
pected to remair in town until Saturday, when her Ma-
L;es' v is expected to return to the Castle.
The Ladies Eleonora and Constance Paget, and the
Hon. Miss Cocks took a carriage airing -this morning ;
and the Earl of Errol, the Earl of Uxbridge, and the
Hon. C. A. Murray rode out on horseback.

The Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke and Prince
George of Cambridge, visited the Princess Augusta yes-
terday at Clarence House, St. James's.
The Duke and Prince George of Cambridge visited
the Duchess of Gloucester yesterday at Gloucester
House. Their Royal Highnesses returned to their re-
sidence at Kew in the afteroon.

A Cabinet Council was held at two o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the Foreign Office. It was attended by
Viscount Melbourne, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Vis-
count Duncannon, Marquis of Normanby, Viscount
Palmerston, Lord John Russell, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, Earl of Minto, Sir John Hobhouse, Lord
Holland, the Right Hon. H. Labouchere, and the
Right lion. T. 13. INlacauley.
The Council sat two hours.
The Agent for Jamaica and Mr. Ramsbottom had
interviews with Lord John Russell at the Colonial
Office yesterday.

Capiain Chetwynd had an interview with Viscount
Melbourne yesterday, at his otlicial residence in Duw-n-
-ing-street.

Lord Hill bad an interview with the M:atquis of
Normanby yesterday at the Home Office,

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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
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A RE I VA LS.
The Earl and Countess of Charleville, in Grosvenor_
street, from Inverary Castle; Viscount Ebrington, from.
Windsor Castle ; Sir John C. Hobhouse, from Earistoke
Park ; Sir N. and Lady Howard, from Warwickshire;
the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Talbot, at Mivart's Hotel, from
Cheshire ; Mr. Nettleshipp, at ditto, from Brighton ;
Lind Adolphus Fitzclarence, at St. James's Palace, from
a tour; Prince Nadir, at the Hanover Hotel, Hahovtr
square, from Scotland; Admiral Sir Charles Nugent at
ditto, from Weymouth; Major-General Sir George B'arke-
ley, K.C.B. ; Sir Frederick and Lady Henry
---Pt*:thurst ;
Lieut.-Col. Balfour; Lieut.-Col. John Eustr.te; Gen.
and Mrs. Newbery ; Mr. and Mrs. Hebbero,en, at the
Sackville Hotel, Sackville-street; Mr. ant', Mrs. Stacy
Williams and family, at ditto, from Bouklgne; Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey, at ditto, from the Isle or Wight; Captain
Strange, at ditto.

DEPARTURES,
Lady Anstruther, for Paris ; Baron Uenekhelm, from
Mivart's Hotel, for Prussia ; iady Mary Keith, from ditto,
for Scotland ; Capt. and Mr. Northey, from ditto, for
Oakham House, their seat, near Gerrard's Green ; Vis
count and Viscountess Combermere, from Hanover-square,
for their seat, Combermere Hall, Cheshire; the Earl and
Countess of Oxford. from Cork-stre..ft, for their seat,
Woolerton House ; Sir J. Hoare, for the Continent ;
Lady Elizabeth Tufton, for the Continent ; Mr. N
Knatchbuil, for Provender, Kent; Lieut.-General
Robert and Lady Macfarlane, for Pails ; Mr. Alexemde.r
and Lady Anne Murray, for ditto ; Lady Howard D
ougla
and" Colonel and Mrs. Dawkins, for Corfu ; Mr. 'and
Mrs.s
St. Quintin, from Bruton-street, for Paris ; o.entral and
Mrs. Hodgson, for ditto ; Colonel and Mrs. Wildman, for
Newstead Abbey, Notts; Lady Young, Dover; Mr.
and Mrs. Vaughan, for Courtfield Hous",, near Monmor,th
Mrs. King, and Mr. and Mrs. V: oodhouse, fror4 the
Sackville Hotel, Sackville-street, for Henley-on-Tnatnes;
the Hon. Captain and Mrs. B.ackwood, from ditto, for Bookham Lodge, Surrey ; Sir Richard and L.adv Keane,
I,ain Ward and t:nc Hon. Mrs.
CHANGES.
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faun d
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from
Ward,d
Lord Rivers, at Irtistley Hal:, from a sit to the El of
Stradbroke ; Earl Spencer, on a visit iu the Earlar and
Countess of Leicester, at Holkham, from Althorpe Hall
the Duke of Newcastle, at Clumber Park, from Hafod .
Colonel and Mrs. Wyndham, at Petworth House, ft-
Yorkshire ; Earl and Countess Craven, on a visit tr .
L
Dowager Lady Craven, at Hampstead Park,
14.-''.ftts Fitzharris, at Chillingharn Casty; Sir Hyde, Pa.: ; ,
ker, ord
on
a cruise in the Mediterranean 1 Sir F. S)lys, ob. a cont.,.
nental tour, front Hastin's ; ,
Jrgne:sn and the
Hon. Mr. Fane, on a visit to Lord F'irester, at 'Willey
Park, Shropshire ; Sir Adolphus ar,cl Lady Dalrymple,
at their scat, near Wafiord, from a
,"cour ; Lord Northwick, •
at North wick House.. Mr. C. S'iandish, M. P., on a visit
to the Earl and Countess of Sefton, from S Earl and Countess of Manvers and Lady Mary Pierr.
point, at rooresby Park, Nottinghamshire, from a
visi .-
Lord E.;icelmersdale, at his seat in Lancashire ; the
quis and Marchioness of Ailsa, at their villa at rslor
.. ru
orthand
from their seat, Culzean Castle, Ayrshire ; the
R•
Countess of Wilton, for the Bay of Naples, frotr.
P.ib ,rlraltar ;
Lord and Lady Stanley, of Alderley, at Al,de rley, their
seat in Cheshire, from Wales ; the Earl and Countess of
Durham, at Lambton Castle, from a visit. to the Earl and
Countess Grey, at Howick fall; the Fjuke and Ducheas
of Leeds, at llornby Castle, their seat in Yorkshire,
from Scotland ; the Hon, R. Petr from the North ; the
Hon. Charles Compt,-on Caver,dish, M. P., and Lady
Catherine Cavendish,, on a vis:it to the Duke of Devon-
shire, at ChatswrJrth, from their seat,
Earl Roden, at Tullamore Park, Latimers, Bucks ;
from a visit to Viscount
and Viscountess Powerscourt, of Powerscourt Castle ;
Lady Wilidsor Sandys, from Cheltenham.
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iiUCKINGHAM PALACE —During the
dente of the Queen and Court at Windsor Castle,
resi-
k,
the principal apartments have been thorouzlll. y paint, d
and decorated.
Their Royal Highnesses the De!Ke
r.nd Duchess
of Cambridge had a select 13,1- ~y t..) dinner last
evening, at Kew. The Earl an . 0
,w.intess of Jersey
.1
were among the guests.
GOPSALL HALL, Tr•
e;1 have arrived from Dray-
the MORNING.
tSoinr Rmoubneorrt,
oanudaLvaisdiy t
tP,oe
Earl Howe. Her Majesty,
the Qeeen Dowager, is still honouring the Noble Earl
with I:er company.
The party at Powis Castle, on a visit to
-Earl and Countess of Powis, has broken up. Upw e
a the
of 4,0001. has already been subscribed towards er .
eer( h4'Ang
the new church at Welshpool.
LamOtou
Viscount Villiers, M. P., is now on a. 'visit to the Earl and Countess of Durham, at
castle, Durham.
The Earl and Countess of Je,.sev arrived in
town on Monday evening from Brigh:con.
Lord and Lady Fitzroy S,omer.set, and the
Honourable Mr. and Miss Semaerset, have returned
to town from a residence of se,veral weeks at Dover.
Lord Boringdon, who S 'nas been making a tour inSpain during s:ne autum: ~ has arrived at Salharn House,
Devonshir-,,, from I‘l,:.:ita.
The, Earl and Countess of Delawarr, and the
Le.jfies West, have returned to Buckhurst Park, near
Lewes, from Bourn Hall, Cambridgeshire.
Lord Crewe left Mivart's Hotel on 'Mondays ':or
Italy, where his h,ordship will remain until early next
spring.
The Countess of Charlemagne and Lway
Eliza-
beth Clemtnts, who have left LeamingtonLeamingtonSpa, have
been on a tour of visits.
A machine lately has been introduced on the
extensive works of James Hunt, &rt., of Rowden Hill,
near Chippenham, for making briel.s, which has excited
much curiosity. The cylinders revolve about once a
minute making in tl.-le course of each revolution about i
32 bricks.._-7'auteon Journal.
STItANGE IF TRUE.—Yates cannot have
Atr4 theerican giant at the Adelphi, as he declines to
right come
over to this country, because " the 21st of June is no t
long enough for him to stand upght in." The a,
giant has a rival dwarf in Philadelphia Who is so s'a.id
ort
that he hasn't paid his debts these five
years.
THE TEMPERANCE REFORMATION.--'
glad to perceive, from our exchange ,Ve are
Papers, that the
Temperance cause continues to make gigar,tic strides
throughout the country. Several 0; the ..7 ournals are
jest.fille withi s,reu detailsnd er
sotfa
na meetings,th at
t ho,ta
Romr4n Catholic and
this interesting sub-
,L ni illy.nt ii
eal \rnii
caoktfl:etah:;lw
igi tul;evnaatortiobues national
othert the
reo
other Clergymen ilre taking up the cause, and that
gn
largee yoelaahetooi
omuurire
commercial
atiphteei,fp:rn:st:i I
the S',,eiety continues to progress rapidly ; the TLlelfast
society already numbers upwards of 5,000 r aembers,
and that of Limerick nearly 12,000. This is
being followed in almost every part of Ire3l,,edexampl, ande
the
and condition
good effects of the system, on the mo•calft
of the poorer classes, are alreadz
Cork Southern Reporter. e-.tensively felt.—
LIVERPOOL STEEPLE
.ea:r6clLet:loids:c HO wth ,
.;..
this diversion is announ' a
S
zeu to take place in March,
I ,ord
—mAilesreonfewLaivleor.f
1840, over a line of co
,antry wCitilhAinstEen.
pool ; the 'reund trosi
Aires, the Earl
tchoemneamfoerswoarfdtF:t;
loLf o\rdvaCterrafvoernd:.
besecfthoonsenanbdy tpoerdappmoiancteddontialtni.
behalfAtllon Amongst
',his pastime,
piansdtiivmidet,tawlsdiwbhoo
fohuanved
Lord
r Thos. ,
Stanley, Wm. M. Stanley, WI Sir Edwar a Mostyn,
Sefton,ecr eo su f
onLrt
do
lc Lord
theCl,
yh
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ECWarairllnlistinfouni3,
Sir D. Baird, Captain WV Hite, " Squire" (Jsbaldeston,
Mr. Justice, Mr, Powell, and a host of others well
known for heir spirited support of all
that appertains
to tile turf. It is expected that , ~
''.'tie forthcoming steeple
, chase will at least keep pace with, if it does not eclipse,
lita predecessor,