The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-22 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

W.7,;.,-v- •
I- i,tPT. Qt.—The
trian rivro. due, n took her usual aquas
at •this afternoon, in the Pai•k,
11):.°1.1';.:...nted by !,,!" mother, and aftcnded by L .ity
;,'rtm,n! tin. Miss Paget, Viscount Melbourne, Viscount
A~rif on, Hon. Colonel Cavuidish, and then floa. C. A.
44. array. Some of the Royal cairiages followed the riding
Party, containing the Brircness Lelizen, and other Ladies of
her Majesty's ;mite. The Earl of Surrey (Treasurer of the
youtehold) is etpected at the Castle this afternoon, on a
Visit to her Majesty.
Prittce George of Carnbridge wag cmpected to leave Kew
!au night, attended by Colonel Cornwall, for Fatmouili, to
mbark in the rft-nounza steam picket fur Gibraltar. After
hia • srwhis
raitar Royal Highness will
•I
make a eontinen-
‘4ll2,6o, and will travel under the; title of Lord Culloiien.
The Ami.riean and lady are amoi.g the visitors to
her Grace the Duches!- Countess of Sutho:lartil, at Dutirobin
Castle.

Dispatches from M-jor Light, Governor of British Guiaro,
were received yeEterday at the Colonial Office.
The Marquis of Cianr:earde transacted business yesterday
at the Foreign Office.
Dispatches for the British Minister at the Hague were sent
off
,iestrittay from the Foreign Office.

I'ASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVALS.
The Russian Ambassador, at Ashburnham Howe, from the
Castle Hotel at Richmond ; the Marquis of Clanricarde. in
St. James's-square. from -)ortumna Castle, Galway; Count
d'Orsay, a: Lower Kensington Gore, from a visit to the Earl
of Chesterfield, at Gelling Lodge, Nottinghamshire; Baron
Munchausen, in Grosvenor-place, from a visit to tl,e Duke
and Duchess of Cambridge, at Kew Palace; Lady Waterpark
and the Hon. Miss Cavendish, in Hill street, from a tour ;
the Countess of Charlemont, in Grosvenor-street, from a tour ;
Colonel Copehnd, in Piccadilly; Sir Edward Poore, in Pic-
cadilly, from Rushall, Wilts; Mr. Denison, M. P., in Pall-
mall, from his see, the Denbies, near Dorking; Baron and
Baroness Von Rehettsen, in Half-moon-street, from a tour;
Colonel and Laly Susan North, in Arlington-street, from
their seat, Wroxton Abbey, Oxfordshire; Mr. Keene, in
Charles-street, Berkeley square; the Baron de Vismes, at
Fenton's Hotel. St. Jarres's-strect, from Brighton; the Count
and Countess Basewitz, at ditto, from Germany ; the Count
and Countess 4-Irensberg, at ditto, from ditto ; Mr. and Mrs.
pCCoolidge, at ditto, fr.,m Tunbridge Wells; Mr. and Mrs.
lifton, at ditto, from Paris; Charles Milner, Esq., at ditto,
nro Preston Hall, Kent; Mrs. and Miss Rothschild, in 801,.
,. toll-Ltreet, from Gunnersbury Park.
DEPARTURES.
The Princes Sehischmaroff, family and suite, from the
• Brunswick. Hotel, Jermyn-street, for the Continent ; Count
Rondeaux de Courcv, and 8.,r0n de Knyff, from ditto, for
Paris; Le Grand Marcchal Comte d'Aerachot and General
Goblet, from ditto, for Windsor Castle ; the Marquis and
11arehioncsa Chasseloup from ditto, for Dieppe ; Captain
adnitlitc Mrs. Harlow, from ditto, for Northampton; G. Nicholls,
E!,b, from ditto, for Scotland; Mr. and Mrs. Lascelles, from
on a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Webb and family, from Fen-
t„.,,°o's Hotel, St. James-street, for Brighton John Moseley,
from ditto, for Suffolk ; Sir Charles Blair, Bart., from
ditto, for Norfolk ; H. C. Marsh, Esq., from ditto, for the
corrtinent ; R. W. Fitzpatrick, Esq., from ditto, for ditto ;
Sir Charles Cockerel!, Bart., from ditto, for Gloucestershire;
the Marquis of Douro, from Apsley House, for Brighton;
Captain Henry Eden, R. N., from Charles-street, St. James's,
on shooting excursion; Lord Fred. Beauclerk, from Prince's-
street, Hanover-square, for ditto ; Sir Minto and Lady Far-
quhar, from St. James's-palace, on a tour; General Huskisson,
from Mount-street, on a tour; the Duchess of Hamilton, from
Portman-square, on a visit to the Earl of Malmesbury, at
Heron Court, Hants; Lady Catherine Cavendish, from Bur-
Llington House, for Latimers, Bucks ; Mr. Buckley and Mrs.
ane Fox, from Curzon-street, for Brighton; his Excellency
Ahmed Pacha, M. Toro!, and Colonel Beckir, from Sussex-
' Place, Regent's Park, on a tour in the manufacturing. ds-
triets; Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Hamilton, for Leamington
Spa ; Mr. and Mrs. Lushington, for ditto; Mr. Charles lire-
/ilk, from Hanover-square, for Doncaster races.

- CHANGES.
Count and Countess Maltzoff, on a tour, from Worthing ;
the Lady Amherst and Lady Sarah Amherst. at Montreal,
their seat in Kent, from Ryde, Isle of Wight ; Lord and Lady
Colchester, at Gloucester, from Brighton ; .Lord Sandys, on
tour of visits, from Dublin ; Viscount Eastnor, at his villa at
,Leamington, from Eastnor Castle, the seat of Earl Somers,
in Worcestershire ; the Earl and Countess of Wilton, at Don-
caster, from their seat, Heaton Hall, Lancashire ; Lord Geo.
t his seat in the county of Donegal, from Dublin ; Lord
Phiri, at HarWich, en route to his scat, Go; Magog Hill..
flantibridgesbire, from Cowes, Isle of Wight; the Countess of
Yraouth, at Montreal, Kent, on a visit to the Earl Amherst,
the Isle of Wight; Lord Cole, M. P., at his seat Flo-
7:lee P;cuurt. Ireland, from Newcastle; the Hon. Sydney Herbert,
, at Doncaster, from a visit to Sir Robert and Lady Peel,
'V, bray ton Manor, Staffordsh re; Lord and Lady Seymour, at
oteT.lngtun. Spa, from a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness
roughl '1)41.3', at Tottenham Park, their seat, near Marlbo-
bo Wilts ; Lord Clifford, at Leamington, from Bath ; the
touer" Lady Claticarty, at Dublin, from Garbally Park,
his se
; the Hon. Colonel Westenra, at. Doncaster, from
at
Shanarogue Castle, Parsonstown ; Lord and Lady
seat pugnbY de Broke, on a tour of visits in Ireland, from their
of. (.I,,_`-'Ol-npton Verney, Warwickshire ; the Earl and Countess
si._`-,..!.esterfield, at Doncaster, from their seat in Derbyshire;
r Edward and Lady Knatcbbull, at Worthing, from their
nseat. Nlersham Hatch, Kent; the Hon. Colonel Grant M. P
d Mrs. Grant, at Cullen House, from Castle Grant, N. 8..;
Lord Blmfield, -at his seat, near Loughton, from Dublin.

QUEEN
DEPARTURE OP THE ICING AND OF
13Rietesi.—Yesterday morning, at. half-past nine o'clock,
their Majesties King Leopold and his Royal Consort 'embarked
°a board the Widgeon steamer, under the command of Grp-
tai,n Hamilton; in Rams ate Harbour, for Ostend, amidst a
Ba'ute of cannon from the pier.. The vessel immediately got
tinder way, with a fair wind and tide, and it was expected
,that- the King and. Queen would reach Ostend by five o'clock.
44.°Y arrived in Ramsgate at' ten o'clock on Thursday night,
rid °l' alicslitine• with their suite at the' Albicin Hotel, were
• 0 .
s heclan a most enthusiastic manner by the. people who had
em-serubled to witness ;their arrival.' --Yesterdity morning the
.0,,,
1),,,,,n nd- harbour of Ramsgate presented a vi•iy gay ap-
;n:daur4rstitileuel••
,th.eh Belg.ian flag was hoisted. in front of the Albion
at,,, Roe
Oak. Hotels, and the Gay of London-and other
b,-41el's were decinited with colours. The Wanderer,. a
dresse,, 3a.c t, lying alongside the east . pier, was gaily
also s". out with the colours of all nations. The Widqe .n
of t"""I'tel the Belgian flag, above which the Royal Standard
of
floated in the breeze,
.indeed every mark of re.
to ia, w5B paid to the illuitridus Visitors, who were. attended
On " vessel by Lord Viscount Torrington and Sir W. Curtis,
sp4
e°cif 016 Commissioners of Ramsgate Harbour, who also
si L uPon tbem•up on their arrival on Thursday evening.
sisiti:7 Speaker has go'ne south via Al deen without
of At,R us in Inverness, as was expected. ;lire Town' Council
dorn
then,,-e-f' it appears,. intended to have presented the free- j
e °I ci
rex4figrvri_in,glbelrotlol tohfe
burgesses, it
Gentleman; but, on
it was found that he had al-
-11614 r'eeived this mark of respect, having been made an
'host arY bhrgessso far back as 1793. In consequence of
.thel
ear l'isna"s; of his stay, and having had no previous infor.m.atioinr
on.
1-'Ya, the
the
and Magistrates had it not in the pot° Wait on the Speaker.—/nverness Ccurier.
blit
(~ 'I.-OFFICE NEGLIGENCE.7-7-AbOUt , the bcgbei-
In .: last July, I had occasion to write by post to a gentle-
for 4 fortin•srow, and nod receiving an answer in the,course f
for?l,,,,'glit. addressed another letter, to him, referring. to my
,a4o ,"". Still no answer was received until a few days
u,ate ce,L,fter a lapse of. no less than &sty-six days from the
bpt f sue first letter, when both were retu.e.ned7, to me marked
deala2u,"," enclosed in a " dead letter• office" cover, woith_
in
thisth :- eh d'
of la, 3d. for postage. What I complain. fui
t}:" 4 ter is, the slow, careless, and unbusiness-I.ke methodh
clia,:p.ene'bPienees of the Post-office, either in Edinburg or
f
titlit4w' hi not returning such letters within the spacel t
ter (,ta;Y3 at fartheit, which is certainly ample time for a e -
h"th 'et.' °l' any official in._the. office, to be satisfied as to
l'h er a person can be found. at the address given or no.
is ti,:-"lsult of such unnecessary delay, in this instance,tomc,
k„°3 of a few pounds.--Correspondent of the Scotsman.of
'bEtrno-,. ,C°l•Qoiroux, M.P.—The.
.electors
Kil-
osl'i'h, tsl:',,in've had an opportunity of reviewing the Session
Fitting , , ex-Radical Presbvterio-episcopal Member--the
s,}l;,,,°` the.lrish Ed'ucation board, the advocate of Church
st sv • and the successor of Dr. Bowring. We know not
.ie„lt, ' tde,rful things were said in exchange between the
‘.e4ttii:r and his adrnirine• constituents ; but some rather ad-
"otifie-u' electors had the courage to propose a vote of no-
*"(1',11`;' Mr. Col :Menu Miraculously escaped; the vete
lge.fir‘,:e"wed, and be 13 now the observed of all observers—
s''''lsti• - Vol/ the Scotch' Members who has returned to his
"iif.'uents with an account of his stewardship.—Scottish
i 1,4 ,
,',)111c,,e,,-11PORATION OF BIRMINGHAM.—Captain
`"e i- and Mr. Denison have again visited this town, under
hiisieFlion of the.Priv Council, for the purpose of re-exa-
l'°tilie nt(' the amount oyf assessment of the parties -.vho have
s .n,,ed for ineorporat ion.—Birmineham Advertiser.
tW4 4'4
PcAtTell OUTDONE.—On Tuesday last, about
It• toilets
I'Pr 1 e.ow the steam-boat landing on the Genesee
iliPitt,;',lfl°rse attached to a cart loaded with wood, u-as pr!:
ifiio- r;)oi the bank, cart and all, to the water's edge"itn: 4 utstince of 75,' feet nearly
.pejpendicular, and after
Ivith 'lll4 self, •
b .04c hav,_
ry . commenced browsing upon the shrubbery,
eq.,, ,
,v;ri,.. received the least apparent Injury.--Rochester
,v 1 4
la.ducf,, rttscr..
ihori,
,",,shahle incident occurred at a concert given by
It „„ , southarnpton, a short time ago. During the time
")ek"ntietnr.n vies g' .: g a fantasia on the violin, a game
Zit!, iZtilleit•o'h..,liad, beei-i74-erinabout.t.lie rooms all the morn.
rr, 1 inrived to make his way into the ante-chamber,
amber,
%i""rint,,:ie sousals cf. Ali% Mori'i instrument reached him, and
4,140, . Y rous.eil him to emulation, for he began crowing most
41e:i.I.e.(;":1:in'l ii:f "hoeilhidadh ar.l:tl(;(°•eiLitii nd'uriPvde driven his
trial of strength against
tl, nll4 11.Iltri. AND TIIE Cltrtr)oPms.-1 .
helfielllad.s
down
in
hoe uord
,t4ilY i."
lately, and I was in the house of a decent Kirk
s b.: not 100 miles from Gretna. Green. The weather
tliftilt::sl:4l,4re'n;e3tlo:eirt,l:::l.ll:ioteear_iwter,re:stl:iiri:4".lllFf,a•
iadbcrai tn,!t;na2
he never c; ‘POrauy Our minis.
abou
Ninow,
black
hated
dacowryrd in a redcoat,
said, ' What argument
I*4lll.b,rhi4g free that?" a"
OS'olb.;• and
a' ye ken about it? The
I,''''' .;;'e Weather i; the auUrbthe" harvest ; and the waur the
sli,lZ-„-' the dearer the eornw; and the dearer the corn,. the
eNii,.„th,, cha'aer ; and the stipend o' this parish is a' par in
---4S-Peech cif the Rev. M. Dunlop, Dumfries.

DONCASTER RACES.

YESTERDAY.

The Filly Strikes of 20 sovs. each. St. Leger Course.
Mr. St. Paul's Creeping Molly Lye I
Mr. Osbaldeston's Fairy Queen
Duke of Cleveland's Virginia.....
••• 3
Won easy.
The Hornby Castle Stakes of 20 sovs. each, with 50
• added. Two wiles.

NIT% S. L. Fox's The Doctor , (Templeman) 1
Mr. Bower's Epirus

\Von clever! y.

The Scarborough Stakes of 30 sovs. each, 10 ft.

one mile.

Nir. Parkins's Lanercost (H. Edwards)
Mr. Bowes's Appleton
Won cleverly.
The Victoria Handicap of 5 sous. each, and 25 added

One mile.
Mr. Dennison's Percy Templeman 1
Mr. Robinson's Melbourne 2
Won cleverly. Seven started.