The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-26 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

BALMORAL. SEPT. 23.
Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert
left Balmoral yesterday morning for the Shiel of Allt
na Giuthsach. The Hon. Mary Bulteel was in attendant
upon her Majesty.

SATURDAY•
Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert
returned yesterday to Balmoral from the Shiel of -4-13
na Giuthsach.
'Mr. and Lady Agnes Duff had the honour of dining
with her Majesty yesterday.

RETURN OF THE COURT TO WINDSOR CASTLE.—ithi:
announced tha t the Court will leave Balmoral 001%.,
12th October, for Windsor Castle, via Edinburgh, 'a.
lisle, and London.

DEPARTURE OF THE EX-QUEEN OF TB"
FRENCH AND FAMILY.

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On Saturday morning the ex-Queen of the French,
Marie Amelie, arrived from Claremont at Southampton,
by South-Western Railway, accompanied by his 1104-
highness le Due de Wurtemberg, his Royal Highnes°,4
le Duc d'Aumale, Prince arid Princess Joinville a°"
family, his Royal Highness Prince Philippe of
Wurtela'
berg, Count de Martinique, Duchess de Marinica, Ge;
neral Count Dumas, General Comte Chabbinne, L'Abb-
Guelle, &c.
It being the intention of a portion of the royal fail
to pay a vist to Portugal, accommodation was provided
for them on board the Peninsular and Qriental COQ,
pang's chartered steam-ship City of London, which left,
for the convenience of the royal party, on the 24th
stead of the 27th inst., as is usual on ordinary occasions'
Amongst the party on board we noticed her Majesty the
ex-Queen, Prince and Princess de Joinville, Prince,
Francoise, Due de Penthirone, Duchess de arinci:
Mdlle. St. Aubin, Nldlle. de Massy, Comte de 31",„be
guise, General Comte Dumas, M. Trognon, L'Aboa
Guelle, M. de Massy, Mdlle. Muser, M. Camille, an
the usual retinue of servants.
Previous to the departure of the vessel, which
place shortly before one o'clock, the ceremony of seP:ith
tion was of a rather lengthy duration, and it was the
many visible appearances of regret and sorrow thatvvas
royal personages took leave of each other. There tO
large concourse of persons assembled in the does-kind
witness the royal party leave, but no feelings of any
were exhibited on the rather melancholy occasion. so,
THE FRENCH EM-ROYAL FAMILY.—FLY3IOOS'.IIOBO
day.—The Countess de Neuilly, and Prince and Prfineral
(1e Joinville; and the Duchess de Mormer, with ";yetussfr
Dumas, Frognon, the Abbot Gerelle, de
hats,
Miss St. Aubyn, Madame ee Mus,y, and atten„,,, of
arrived this morning from Southampton, in theiv(luot
London steam-ship. Thc,y landed at the Royal
Victualling-yard, and proceeded to Elliott's Royal
where they remain the
night, and take the uP , u
Londo
10 25 in the morning for London. The City 01 e un-
was bound to Lisbon, but, in consequence of th
favourable werther and the illness of the ex-Citic'e°
put back to this port. ress at

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METROPOLITAN EVENING CLASSES.--The -fiftlihliY'l7:ingi
moral and
of trheeligmiouetsriorpifloulietnlacie committee for °Sta. is
evening classes for young .men in London hasit:B2K" their
may at last
from the press. These classes desirable as well l ,'`'.
vantages,
be considered one "lves 0,
institutions of the metropolis, and the report
~.e._:rntaene
mist: of increase in the attendance. From the -:uon bast°
iient no fewer than 2,500 young men of Loado Pre'!ei
availed themselves of the o "ties offer' ,eficl*
pportuni _ ,
or he
lost,
.a's for theiro
cute " some study agreeable to their tastesa :t
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by liDu to their ' t '
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in crest. prosperity 0- oply wi
however, be remembered can be inaintaine
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