The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-11 00:00:00

£lBO 14 10

COUitr CIRCULAR.
OSBORN E, TUESDAY.
The Queen and Prince, accompanied by all the junior
branches of the Royal Family, took their usual earlf
walk in the Park and grounds at Osborne.
The Royal dinner party yesterday included Sir Ito"
bert, Lady, and Miss Peel, Colonel the lion. C. B. and.
Mrs. Phipps, and Mr. Birch.

Sir Robert, Lady, and Miss Peel, returned early this
morning to London.

At the grand ball given by her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Cambridge, on Monday, at Cambridge liouseo
the following waltzes, quadrilles, polkas, and galoPli
were danced

Waltzes—Adelaiden, Friedensboten, Astrara, Theniigl
Fest Flange.

Quadrilies—Martha, Amsuretten, Louisen, Najadeof
Ferdinand, Almacks.

Polkus—Pieske, Fortuna, Frederika.
Galops—Ambassadeur, Phenegianer.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester 150
Cambridge House about one o'clock yesterday morning'
His Serene Ilighneis Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar,
remained until the close of the ball, which was kept up'
until four o'clock yesterday morning, when a Cotilloo
was danced as a finale, Herr Strauss and his orchestrl
introducing the Wanderers and Farewell Waltaes;
the Alice and Kathinka, Polkas.
The company took their departure at half-past fot4
o'clock.
Her Hoye! Highness the Duchess of Kent, attende (12
by Lady Augusta Bruce and Baroness de Speth, arrire
at Clarence House, St. James's, at six o'clock yesterdaY
afternoon, from her residence, Frogmore Boor
Windsor. Her Ho) al Highness, attended by Ll
Augusta Bruce and Lord James P. Murray, honoured
the performance at her Majesty's Theatre yesterdsy.
evening with her presence. Their Royal Highnesses the",
Duchess of Cambridge and the Hereditary Grana'
Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelita also honoured the per"
formance with their presence last evening.
Lord Ashley had an interview with Sir George Grey
yesterday at the Home-office.

THE POTTERS' EMIGRATIOI SOCIETY.—On Wed
nesday evening last Mr. Evans, founder of the Potters,,
Emigration Society, delivered a lecture at Carpenter:,
fille
Hall. The large and commodious room was well
and the lecture, developing the principles and objects of
the society, was listened to with_ much interest. 7119
thisst einents tlw lecturer, it would appear that ,70
Scieety iN now in possession of three larg7,
s •:!es in ►t‘ estern Arse,ica. l'he first estate, comPrl6 ,
log 1.600 aert s. is now peo; led; it is named Potter
T„, a, ,:,„„1 ei.mpri-ing 2.000 acres, sitp
named is in the course pe
on the senth b,,r,lt o' the Fox Rir-r, and is said to eez3V
prise s such of " o,k openings," and to be rich in./
minerals. the third estate, comprising the large (1,"1,,n..
itty of 12,000 acres is situate en the north nrnk of ~
it ye r, ruts p crab 1 with awinci pa, i,,„ -rw-
„,,,,,1„-,1 s are I,eatid 000 last tiurchtot'i':
from the 4.,,,;:.1! k 4, of Ulf:. 0r,,. it iv..o d
tt the
,Nith their change t
cowitry. Evat,s 1 trine) at Bury en the tirevt"u",
~k4-,,,nddy, and sr bri• gP and Aa ttt,n• nod:- r-Lyn"
Oursuay and Front) eveinug., The si,ciety appears fr;:,
be in a pr..g.r, s,ive and prosperous state, the receipts
the lust w. tl5lll 1221. 17.. 9} ~ Manchester i• satnine''
TH TIMES Lira; AssURANCH kND ETA/LA
CO3IPANY.—We xre rcjoieeil to find that the prtnelpit3 of
W 41
We aisuranee is makiog daily prgress, as is eviar"%
by ti,e numb ,r Of 11,W offices which hav,, lately bevel
i,stabli»huci; of thi.se the Times Life Assurance
pany, the advertisement of which appears in another
lump, presents some novel features which cannot lot
to secure for it a due share of the public patronagrtli
The arrangement by which premiums may be Pate,
monthly cannot fail to (pen the benefits of life insursocal
to a class which has been hitherto practically exclude,j,
from them; and the guarantee branch is particularly
rics.rving tho attention of all persons who, occur
places of trust, are obliged to furnish security.
PEDESTERIANISM.—ADICINS AND QUINTON.----Thigi 4
eight mile race for 25 sovs. aside came off on Monday, "0
Smitham Bottom, Surrey, and turned out one of tho,o,
disgraceful transactions for which foot races have oflPci
become noted. Shortly after five the men started, 0 ,0,
after two miles had been covered Adkins was unable '0
prose, d any further in consequence of his having be 10;
drugged, thus leaving his opponent to run in at 0
leisure. Betting sto 4 orr Adkins.
MONEY MARKET.—The premium on gold at Pariii
is 19 per faille, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 176 i;
100. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange °t;
25.45; and the exchange at Paris on London at oh°rl.,
being 25.471, it follows that gold is 0.10 per 0%0
dearer in .L.mdon than in Paris. By advices
Hamburgh the price of gold is 438 per mark, which}
at the English Mint price of 3/. 17s. 10f3. per ounce ,
standard geld, gives an exchange of 13.111; and ty
exchange at Hamburgh on London at short bel
13.111, it follows that gold is 0.11 per cent, dearer 1
London than in Hamburgh.

On the Eth inst., at St.B
PetelßTHS.r's-terrace, Islington, Blrs-
B. Price, of a daughter.
utb°
n
On the 7th inst., Mrs. B. Evans, Trinity-street, a .---
wark, of a daughter.
On the 7th inst., Mrs. Wisdom, of Lower Tooting, of
(laughter.
On the Bth inst., at Aylesbury, Bucks, Mrs. R. APPleta,
of a son.

On the Bth inst., at Upper Brook-street, the lady e•f
Cartwright, Esq., of a son.
On the Bth inst., at Upper Grosvenor-street, the wife
Dudley Coutts Marjoribanks, Esq, of a son.
On the 9th inst., in Marley-street, the wife of George
Cf'rtield, Esq., of a son.

DIED. On the 4th inst., at Chertsey, Sir John Chapman, F.R."(t''aw late of Windsor, aged 76.
On the 7th inst., at Knowle-green, Staines, aged 71,
Pearce, E,q., formerly 01 Gracechurch-street.
A •rt the to inst.' at Langley-house, Wilts, Elizabeth 1012 ft
wife of the Robert Ashe.
On the 7th in-t., at Boreham, in Essex, R. C. Rase.troOgo
Esq., aged
on the 8:1) inst , at Fin.bnry• circus, Marian, third dAug
ter of the Lite . Brookes Fs+
0111
On the nth in-t., ilalham-hill, Surrey. S K. pars
'ate of her 11,:.j-• ty's SL.tionery-oilice, aged 6S. noe
On the 9( a inz,L Eti Cray, a- hill, Hyde. pat k, 6tuart
nithibtni, , ;:ged

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