The Sun.
London, England, 1853-12-08 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORNE, DEC. 7.
ottlilhoe Queen and Prince and Duchess of Brabant rode
rseback yesterday.
The Royal children took their usual exercise.
tot:3 P4rl. of Clarendon and Count Lavradio returned
§don.

a
Stp,„,,ePiltation of the Metropolitan Commissioners of
Yea tell had an interview with Viscount Palmerston
of 4::44,37 at the Home-office. The deputation consisted
° col Jebb, chairman ; Sir J. F. Burgoyne, Lieut.-
141(1-91. Dawson, Mr. Baker, Mr. G. Spencer Smith,
'4erettir- Redhead, commissioners; Mr. Woolrych,
JA aTY ; and Sir William Cubitt, consulting engineer..
t4,hrtilltation on the subject of the juxtaposition. of
witC„entific societies of the metropolis had an interview
eider, 'lie Ran]. of Aberdeen yesterday, at his official ref-
%lee in Downing-street. The deputation consisted
Bell,
11,,,,°,/ael Sabine,. V.P.C. Treas. R.S., Mr. Thomas
CC4erit Linrucan Society, Mr. Thomas Graham, V.P.,
kirtrieal Society, Sir Robert H. Inglis, Bars., F.R.S.,
M W. R. Grove, F.R.S.
tti,,LrPutation respecting the interments in Hackney;
NlZ'Yard had n interview, yesterday, with Viscoun
147,erston at thea Home-office. The deputation from
consisted of the Rev. Thomas Oliver Good. -
•titiThil: trio recior of Hackney ; the Rev. Thomas Davis
rector of Hackn; William Mr. William Holloway ;
11_4• John Barber and George Cole, church-
ellar -Os of Hackney, Mr. George Greenwood and Mr.
Aid.'" Green, accompanied by Mr. Charles Horton
-AeY, the vestry clerk.
try, delmitation of the Board of Guardians of the parish
,c;arnberwell, Surrey, on the subject of the sewers and
tilriltary -
)4t,0 Messrs, Mmes,All'nedarse consisting of Mr. John Owen Hart,
easinnan' Mitchell Greenaway, vice-chairman,
A4l': Deacon, Beattie, Ferdinand Richard Camroux,
• • Jialn Henry I'Anson, Alexander Lod-
kli;,,lrvine, Samuel Straker, Frederick C. L. Stahl-
George Webster, M.D., and Thomas W. Plum,
%4:11 interview with Viscount Palmerston yesterday.
tmhop of London and Aw,ladeacou Elloclair had
Ilterview yesterday with Viscount Palmerston.

e
44. t Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and
111kk after taking leave of her relatives, the Duke and
te-,Zelle de Brat): nt, at Osborne House, Isle of Wight,
bco'"trOlv returne, via Southampton, to Frogmore
Ask w
Bel he Duke of Rutland has arrived in town from
rh't Castle, Leicestershire, to attend the cattle show.
,':4 nje Earl of Clarendon returned to town, on
Aalee-~,,aY eveninm, from a visit to the Queen at Osborne,
•()1 Wight.
Itlepif William and Lady Molesworth entertained a
dent circle at dinner, on Tuesday evening, at their resi-
rn7 in Eaton-place.
liph4clie Marchioness of Lothian and family have ar-
'kevi Lat. Newbattle Abbey, Mid-Lothian, from Mount
44-", the family seat in Roxburghshire. The youthful
1514411,,,5, Who has just taken a first-class degree at Ox-
-4454:." expected to join the party shortly before Christ-

mite Duchess (Dowager) of Beaufort and the
gotnerset are staying in strict retirement at 8ad-
,440u A` Lord and Lady Blanche Dupplin have left for
44ife-an, his lordship's turn of duty, as an officer in the Ist
at w.uards,
Indsor requiring him to do duty with the regimen
tonhe •
tqa.„te Marchioness of Salisbury arrived in Arlin-
Thteet Yesterday, from Brighton.
of Wilton, and a party of sporting
geld srg and gentlemen, are enjoying the sports of the
- -,gerton Lodge, Melton Mowbray.
Nat,he Earl and Countess of Harrington are pre-
from attending the ball at Derby this day, in con-
hit of the death of Lady Caroli
lar ne Sanford, Lord
etit',,-4-gton's sister. For this reason alarge party has been
itteat Elvaston.Castle, invited there for the purpose of
`urig the ball.
n 1-he lob
-•• ortuguese Minister, Count La,vradio, and
stlef'_BB returned to Gloucester-place yesterday, from a
'NI 1, vlSit to the Queen at Osborne House. The count
Ilk fell:lain in comparative privacy until the Court mourn
4 -
1144,7 the late Queen of Portugal expires on the 18th
.Pred-e Duke of Sutherland's second son, the Lord
!t,q,ilenek Leveson Gower, who is pursuing. his academical
Nrlll,
Ilgat Cambridge, is ou the eve of leaving that seat of
to join the Rifle Brigade.
tfk,it" Earl of Orkney and Edward Huggins, Esq.,
alt
"Ills on Saturday last, as magistrates for the city of
Minster.
of Richard Sutton has been enjoying the sports
tea old amongst his old friends in this county during
at week.—Lincolnthire Times.
t()II..,SLEY HOUSE.—This mansion is undergoing
th,„-I'lerable alterations and repairs, during the absence of
thZ.laoble duke and duchess on the continent, previously to
tttill. taking up their residence at the abode of their late
Willcted and lamented father. The Great Duke :was. un-
-414 to sanction the requisite repairs during his life time,
of Which had become necessary, and are now in course
~..."'Aug carried into effect.
PALACE.—We are glad to learn that
Ile `-'trace the Duke of Hamilton has now appointed the
lls who are to have charge of showing to the public
1/41441)artments in Holyrood Palace and the Chapel Royal ;
ail we have reason to believe that the new arrangements
laellOrY shortly come into operation. By these arrange-
degt intended by the Commissioners of her Ma-
-01E,',4, Works, &c., that the public shall be admitted to
Vlaa".44oe and chapel on five days of the week, at the fixed
fio,,°e of sixpence for each individual, while on Saturdays
'"ltnission will be free.—Scotsman.

; F 3. , ~, figure
142 : '4:01) S EXHIBITION.—A highly interesting
xthiliust been placed in the great room of this museum,
this '4l represents the Sultan of Constantinople, and
in-
the
Particular time is sure to be viewed with much i .
of the chief actors in
t.11:8t by the public, as being o
ei, .eeenes of war and stirring vneents now being carried
to ,1 the East. This figure of thee Sultan Abdul-Medji.d
and represents his
k, al,eleed in the. European costume
z'e with dark hair antl
158a:1;8tY a man of thirty yea" of al6!--uaffe and debility.
Toil with much of the Oriental g
all,z,Z
ePitotriterasoit, moreover, is taken,
twae understand, from
3,liikre.neosisi.veir,
and is no doub
kiltbtroTlON OF THE WINE Dll„TslgEinßoc.o—ed
my
1114 „..:, Writes from Bordeaux : arrival in
%lir '-"Y, I have received the greatest support, and. as-
-1.4A411ce ef the sympathy felt, in our eftstoobfetlatinbya
11,;muetien of the wine duties. The apprehension.
the
Allt, persons as to a deficiency of supply,u .1s
h to meet any
tibra Dresent is very large ; quite enough g
by quite futile.
e. 4114/1 for the next three years, and . that time, if
Illeasure is carried, there will be idmmense tracts
producing.
11:6 °)Untry planted with vine. an
are Plit vintage was a short one, and .1,1 l wines
4ellg dear vintage Yet much good, sound, agreeableesaywines, he ta I),‘ 13d. per bottle. lam happy that
Ileil-r 'r°lll the French desiring a reduction otfe.dutsy
_upaonnt
thro:fitles without any corresponding concession, I
I)eeliZedt on the best authority, that recent efforts
onhatyee
gließCade, and serious discussions taken place,dup
frehe all 342,1 t isdmitting into the ports of France, t
t°
gra -eriused in the construction of ships, asuwyesllthaes,
Ilatiohllt, to forein-built vessels the same priv.ileges
t° tlie-ar' "eg- Enquiries are also on foot with referenceauttou
Liood: ieasibility of a reduction in the duty upon c
tß,..ai,grols_ith.pßO two important concessions be made, one
on voh 'nut of objection will be removed from that sec-
/41t1 ve,„.° l'euire reciprocity. Upon the whole, these
j.,1'./, eatufactory indications.
1..41 the 'l4.4l'4—Jlle value of linen yarn exported was,
R. 4 the first ten months of the year 979,554/. ;
41:40 Period it Was 935,0514' last year,

LA TV' INTELLIGENCE-(THUS DAY).

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.)
IN RE BROCK.

This bankrupt was, d-e-;;i1);:i; of Sackville•atrect,
Piccadilly, tailor, and to-day was appointed for consi-
deration of the certificate.
His Honour having referred to the proceedings, sus-
pended the certificate for six months, on the ground that
the expenses exceeded the profits ; when granted, to be
of the second class.—Protection was granted.

IN RE SPENCELEY AND SPENCELEY.
These bankrupts were described as of Wapping, ship-
store dealers, and to-day was appointed for the last ex-
amination, but the accounts having been filed only
within a few days, an adjournment for a week took
place.

SHERIFF'S COURT.
(Before. S. T. Hall, Esq., Deputy Under-Sheriff.)
WILKINS V. JEWSBURY.
WRIT OF ELEGIT.—This was an inquiry under a writ
of elegit, to ascertain of what goods, chattels, lands, and
tenements the defendant was entitled to within the
bailiewick of the Sheriff of Middlesex.
Mr. Miller, for the plaintiff, said that this was an
ancient proceeding, by which a plaintiff, instead of tak-
ing out execution against the goods or the defendent's
person, might enter on the property, and satisfy the
debt for which he had obtained judgment, and than to
account for the difference. In the present case the
debt amounted to 181.
Evidence was then adduced, from which it appeared
that the defendant, who is an elderly widow, was enttiled
an interest to the extent of 551. per annum in certain
houses in Collier.street, Pentonville, and the Polygon,
Somers-town.
The jury gave a verdict for the amount.
(Before R. Gurney, Rig.)
ROE V. COLLINS.—IMPORTANT TO WORKMEN.
This was an action to recover the sum of 1/. 18s. 6d,
for money lent.
The plaintiff is one of the journeymen in an extensive
cigar manufactory. From his statement it appeared
that the workmen had mutually agreed to subscribe so
much per week as a sick fund, and he was appointed
treasurer, and was instructed to advance money by way
of loan to any of the men on interest, which was to go
into the general fund, and he had at different times ad-
vanced the sum now claimed.
Mr. W. H. Garry, for the defendant, submitted that
the plaintiff could not recover as there were no rules,
and that the money did not belong to plaintiff.
The plaintiff said the money was given to him to lay
out in his own name.
His Honour asked him if, in the event of any loss
arising, he would be held personally liable ?
Plaintiff replied in the negative, as he took security
from other persons in the shop.
His Honour regretted that he could not make an
order, but he would not allow defendant any costs.