The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-14 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORNE, MARCH 13.
The Queen and Prince, the Prince of Wales, the
Princess Royal and Princess Alice attended Divine Ser-
vice yesterday morning at Osborne, which was performed
by the Rev. G. Protheroe.
The ladies and gentlemen of the household were also
present.

The Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady Fanny
Howard, visited the Duke and Duchess d'Aumale, at
Twickenham, yesterday.
The health of the Duchess of Gloucester continues
gradually to improve.

A deputation of Guardians of the City of London
Union had an interview with Viscount Palmerston yes-
terday at the Home-Office. The deputation consisted of
Messrs. Finlay, Singer, Corbett, Ellot, Dix, O'Neill,
and Mr. John Thomas Rowsell, clerk to the union.
Despatches were received at the Colonial-office yester-
day from the Governors of the North American Pro•
vinces.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, March 14.—Wind this day at Noon, W.S.W. ;
light breeze, and dull cloudy weather. There has been a
sprinkling of rain this morning, and the barometer is fall-
ing.—Letters received to-day from Swinemunde, Stettin,
and Hamburgh report the weather to be mild, with a strong
breeze at W. to N.W. Stettin Was dail . expected to be
free of ice. The Jack (s) had arrived there from Swine-
munde, but with difficulty, and the loss of several paddles.
RAMSGATE, March 13.—The fleet, under the command
of Sir Charles Napier, passed through the Gull Stream at
3 p.m. to-day. _

COWES, March 13.—Wind, S. Arrived—Mario Julie,
from Callao, and sailed for Antwerp.
FALMOUTH, March 13.—Wind, S., strong breeze. Ar-
rived—Galathea, from Rio de Janeiro and Bahia.
GLOUCESTER, 13.—Arrived—Worthy of Devon,
from New York.

YARMOUTH, March 13.—Sailed—Belle, for Rio Janeiro.
BRISTOL, March 13.—The Refuge, for Mobile got on
shore, and has been taken back to the basin, making but
little water.

CARDIFF, March 13.—Wind, S.S. W. Arrived— Faith,
from New York.

CUXHAVEN, March 11.—The Concordia, of Hamburgb,
bound to the Clyde, and the British schooner, bound to
Dublin, have put back in a leaky and damaged state, and
will probably discharge.
ODESSA. March 3.—lt is officially announced this morn•
ing that the exportation of grain of all kinds from all parts
of the Black Sea and the Azoff is prohibited until the lst of
September next. It is expected that cargoes loading will
be exempt from this prohibition.

(131 r ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, 10.30 a.m.
Wind, W.S.W.; moderate, and fine.
Arrived.—China, from Bombay; Rattler, screw steamer,
from Oporto.

Off the Port.—America,' ship ; Conway, barque ; and
Lalla and Alexander Barclay, brigs.
The Bloomer, from Callao, at anchor in.the river, came
in-collision with the ship Lightning, also at anchor, and
both sustained damage.

Wind S. ; strong. QUEENSTOWN, March 12.
Arrived.—Plata, from Matanzas; El Dorado and Loosh.
tank, from Callao.

(BY SUBHARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Tuesday, 10.20 a.m.
Wind, S. ; tide, 1 hour's flood ; cloudy.
Arrived, 13th—Princess Alice, from Demerara ; William
and Charles, Genoa ; Furet, Gravelines ; John Edward,
Calcutta ; Favorite, Havre ; Marie Amelie, Seville ; Al-
batross, Dunkirk ; Schoonderloo Rotterdam ; Posonm *
Faris, Galatz ; Rotterdam ; Allegro, St.
Michael's ; Tyro, Leghorn ; Mead, Cadiz ; Industry, Fan'
den; Olive, Ghent.

14th—Delia, from Gibraltar ; Ebenezer, Antwerp.
DEAL, Tuesday, 9.45 a.m.
Wind, S.W. fresh and fine.
Passod.—Julius, from Baltimore, for London ; Eclipse,
Mauritius, London ; St. Michael's, St. Kitt's, London ;
London, Singapore, London; Maurice Key, Buenos Ayres,
London; Hendrik ludson, New York, London ; Mystery.
Shanghai, London ; Tyro, Leghorn, London.
Passed.—Carl Theodore, from westward, for Witten.
burg; Marchinenack, Rotterdam, Bristol.
Anchored.—City of Hamilton, from London, for Quebec,
Her Majesty's ship Dauntless, from westward, anchored
last night.

Sailed.--Caroline Agnes, Nelson's Place, Brewer, and
Queen of Sheba .

THE GREAT BRITAIN STEAMER.—The statement that
the Great Britain steamer is to be employed in the Me-
diterranean is contradicted. The Victoria and the Mel-
bourne, it is said, will be employed in the conveyance of
troops, the latter having been taken up at 50s. per ton
per month, the Government finding coals.
THE HIMALAYA AT GIBRALTAR.—GIBRALTAR, March
s.—The mail-screw Himalaya, Capt. Killock, with the
93d Highlanders on board, from Plymouth, arrived here
yesterday.
MEMORIAL OF THE LATE MARQUIS OF NORTHAMPTON.
—A committee, consisting of Earl Spencer, the Hon.
and Rev. P. A. Irby, Colonel Cartwright, and other
gentlemen, has been formed, for the purpose of making
arrangements for the restoration of the round portion
of St. Sepulchre's Church, to be carried out under the
direction of a distinguished architect, as a memorial to
the late Marquis of Northampton.
The Marquis of Lansdowne has been slightly suffering
from an attack of gout in his hand. The noble marquis
is otherwise in excellent health.
His Excellency Sir Charles Hotham, K.O 8., has ar-
rived in Hill-street with Lady Hotham, from a visit to
the Hon. Colonel and Lady Mary Wood, at Cumberland
Lodge, near Windsor. The gallant officer and his lady
are expected to embark for Melbourne early in the en-
suing month.
THE RUSSIAN FRIGATE DIANA.—We hear from Rio
that the Russian frigate Diana had left that port for her
destination, so that the Pique, 40, Captain Sir F.
Nicolson, Bart., that has been hastened off from Ply-
mouth to the Pacific, will be too late to kOep company
with our suspicious friend in her unaccountable cruise.
One thing is quite certain—the Russian can neither get
back to the Baltic, nor can she ever hope to see Sebas-
topol. She must, therefore, be kept in sight, or at once
taken care of, or she will be doing a little mischief in
order to subsist.

MR. BUNN'S NEW ENTERTAINMENT.—This popular
lecturer, humourist, and what else you will, announces
his monodrama on "America" for the ensuing Monday;
and there can be no question that the downright good
fun in his recent publication will be followed up by a
further display in his Visit from John to Jonathan. The
delay in his appearance has been caused by a necessary
interference, on the part of the official referees, with the
landlord of the Regent Gallery ; and we are led to un-
derstand that Mr. Bunn's rooms are now the most ele-
gant in London. His own popularity added hereto will
insure success, and the low price of admission he has
fixed upon will confirm it.
DEATH OF SIR JAMES WYLIE.—Sir Jas. Wylie, for
a long time the chief physician at the Russian 'Court,
has just died at St. Petersburg. He is reported to have
bequeathed the entire of his very large fortune to the
Emperor of Russia. Sir James Wylie was a Scotch-
man, born in 1768.
THE BALTIC FLEET IN THE DOWNS.—The London and
Limerick Company's screw steam-ship Holyrood, P. C.
Lovett commander, passed through the Downs at half-
past four p.m. yesterday, and fell in with the Baltic
fleet. In saluting ea,yh ship as she passed with her
colours, she had the honour of receiving the same in re-
turn, with three cheers.
THE BRAZILIAN LOAN.—It has been notified, with
regard to the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loan of 1824
and 1825, the coupons of which are now exhausted, that
new coupons for ten years, at the same rate of interest,
will be issued by the agents on production of the bonds.
For the convenience of continental bondholders, coupons
will be sent to and delivered at Hamburg, Amsterdam,
and Frankfort. The balance of this loan now outstand-
ing is 3,197,8001.
SALE OF DOLLARS.--The dollars brought by the last
West India steamer have been sold at 604 d. per ounce,
being an advance of ld. upon the price obtained for those
by the packet of last month. Almost the whole have
been taken for China.
The rate of exchange at Paris remains without altera-
tion, and a fuither bonsiderable amount of gold was
taken from the Bank of England yesterday for remit-