The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-01 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOII, SUNDAY.—Her Majesty did net leave the Castle.
on Saturday. The Queec, accompanied by the Duchess of
Kent, attended Divine service in St. George chapel. Th!
service was chauntcd by the Rev. J. Gore, the Sanctus an
a
responses by Dr. Elvey. The Hon. and very Rev. the, Dear,
n
of Windsor and the Rev. Mr. Proby officiated at the alta
and the sermon, fern tin? 33d verse a the tith chap. of St,
Alathew, was preached by the Rev. Mr. Probr. The anthem,
" Rejoice in the Lord," G J. Elver, M. 8., was admirably
sung by Master Brien, and Misses Turner and Mitchell;
tenor solo vv:ls well performed by Mr. Turner. In the Roy",`
closet with her M:jcsty, were Lldics Portman, M.
and Forbes, Baroness Lehzen, Viscount Torrington, h"n'
Miss Paget, Hon. Miss Anson, Hon. C. A. Murray, and the
Hon. Col. Cavendish.
Her Mr:jesty, attended by several Ladies and Gentlen3c9
of the Comb walked on the terrace in the afternoon.

The Duchess of Gloucester arrived at Gloucester House on
Saturday morning from her residence in Bagshot Park. fler
Royal Highness paid a visit to the Queen Dowager to talo:
leave of her Majesty, and partook of a dejeuner at Marlbotougss
House. In the afternoon the Royal Dnehe:s left town on her
return to Bagshot Park.
The Duchess of Cambridge, accompanied by the Princess
Augusta of Cambridge, and attended by Baroness Ahiefeidt,
came to town on Saturday from Kew. Her Royal Hiec::
visitd her Mak2sty the Queen Dowager at Marlborough ;
ande returned to Kew in the afternoon, accompanied by t 1

Princess Agtr,:ta of Cabridge.
Despatcheus for the Earl of Durham, Governor of the Car;
nadas, and for Sir A. Woodford, Governor of Gibraltar, stet
sent off on Saturday evening, from the Colonial-office. ith
Sir Andrew Leith Hay and Mr. Greig had interviews
Lord Gimelg on Saturday, at the Colonial-office. office,
Despatches were received yesterday at the Foreign--
from Sir G. Seymour, Minister at Brussels.
The Marquis of Lansdoirne Las arrived at Ludlow. da,.
Despatches from Colonel Macdonald, Governor of ficin
ras, were received on Saturday, at the Colonial-office.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE'

ARRIVALS.
Lord and Lady Marcus Hill, in Belgrave-street, ironiec
.
visit to the .'Marquis of Downshire; the Hon. an'i ildsay
Robert Grosvenor in Mount-street; Lady 'Charlotte L'o;
in Green-street, Park-lane ; Mr. and Mrs. Charlton, in 8.
rj.
street, from Paris; the Marquis and Marchioness of Clane",
carde, in St. James's-square, from Windsor ; Sir Gecr"
Talbot, Bart., in Albemarle-stre,t.
DEPARTURES. war-
Lord and Lidy Douglas Gordon Hallyburton, from ary
rev's Hotel, for Buona Vista, Lymington ; Mr. Secret Air.
Drummond and Mrs. Drummond, for the Continent;co
and Mrs. Murray from ditto, fur Ireland ; Lotd Pra
from ditto, for the Duke of Northumberland's, Ainclio,
Castle; Lord Decics, from his seat, Round Wbod, for lick
Castle;
tenham; Mr. and Lady Catherine Graham on a 'bet-
Captain Murray Vane for Yorkshire; Mr. Gaskell fond 00
byshire; Sir Ethtard Drummond and Miss Drurniv°
tour ; Colonel and Mrs. Fleming fur Brighton. ; iietbeir
gate for Derbyshire; Lady and the Misses Hardy fyr d the
seat in Kent; Mr. Stepney Cowell for Sussex; Mr. 81101;
Misses Ker for Brighton ; Captain Cotterell for Cantero, the
a
Mr. Macdonald and Major Macdonald for Heaton 118 tor;
seat of the Earl of Wilton; the Ladies Coote on rd for
Mrs. and Miss Morier for Brighton; Mr. Henry 11°1 Lady
Greystoke Castle, Cumberland; the Right Hon' 1D
Lisle, from the Green Park Hotel, for SouthamPt°3; 50soe
vey Devereux, Esq., from ditto, for Kilkenny ; Mrs'
and family, from ditto, for the Continent.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGEN

OXFORD, SEPT. 29.—There is a vacancy for ani, fie, the
tioner on the Mitchell Foundation of Queen's Ce;;Te,';,,,
election for which will take place on ThursdaY, t'inot 100
Candidates are required to be fifteen years of age, 'rooter'
exceed twenty, and to be natives of the province of
bury. Members of the University are not eligible Iceitifi'
have been matriculated more than twelve months. be dell;
eates of baptism and the usual testimonials are tO loth e`
vered to the Provost of the College on or before the
November. r o°6l
The Right lion. the Countess of Plymouth has Pcollege'
the Rev. J. N. Harwood, late Scholar of Worcester f featt
to the Vicarage of Kensing-cu..n-Seal, in the countY e
beeTnheeleßcetved jilßeabag
dD'Aylnaesle .Master Fellowo f theof FlrVe2ed iGa rrnamCm°alrll;l3°°l'
0. liege' ill
The Rt v. J. B. Maude, Fellow of Queen's•-•elch
offered to endow f,iur FAowship3 at that College, " proves
increase the number from sixteen to twenty. The
and Fellows have accepted the cffer.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SOT' Unit
SIR,—For the last two years I have taken an cPrrd bate
daily, when the sun Ras visible, to examine its disc, 913, seco
not found it so perfectly clear of Fp As as daring the last
days. Is not this an unusual circumstance?
.-AN 0135 E-

London, Sept. 30, 1838.
grtl'
coirouH
lcy
Earlr pleasedMi joaj.ee Majesty the
the
hiCountess
ll
nobf i
gtl :he., ee narga
tsvydt tics
Earl and Countess of S'oeffield, to accompany her Afik:cvec'
board the Hastings, and they will be attended by thesif fi; tio
tine preceptors. Her Majesty purposes to make --8 d strilh
ar - c
bead-quarters bat • ,will must generally remain on bo.
a.. 0 0
and cruise from place to place, and it is not improb.,:t_hos
a trip to Constantinople will take place. flee Mnjesty 9 well
al
clans have strongly recommended a change of scene, Lae goYa
El : : Queenl
thean d juvenile
change of air. The Queen of Portugal offered n
t .
clod!
Palace at Cintra as a residence, which her MajestY la,ty wilt
as site had never intended to visit Lisbon. Her Alattbare tie
go hence direct to Gibraltar, and, having remaineuienaeng,i
few days, will proceed to Malta. Her Majesty's ",, r„, it"
to Portsmouth, which was originally fixed for Monti:lotion°
not probably take place till Friday next, as the PreP,f ?eq.,
on hoard the Hastings arc not yet completed. Hercicicrea. v:
it is expected, will sleep on that night at the
rtee-follool
Sir Philip Durham, the Port Admiral, and on tl
_yey b t
morning a steam-vessel will be is attendance to Co
r,
Majesty to the Hastirgs.—Sunday Paper. t Of PIA
The Hastings, 74, Captain Loch, Went °libord _tbi
bour on Thursday, preparatory to receiving dri leave 13 foot
Queen Dowager and suite. Her Mjesty will
rd at foo
Park on Wednesday morning, arrive at the DOekla • snker
o'clock, and immediately embark at the King's' docksstatrs/ for so
the Hastings is lying at moorings, expressly laid Fbiqw
at Spithdad, the moment her Majesty reaches the sad bet
will slip and proceed to Malta, touching at Gibrall2:: wet
o'',4
pies, where (at Naples) the Queen Dowager i 5 dt . Of P,ltb°,
Royal Sister. During the present week thonsanLde i°' and
induced by curiosity to inspect the arrange Men" ,r-",tings, Tbe
reception of her Majesty, have visited the "'late. . 4
speak in high terms of the excellence of the visoactliak.
fittings, though not of a costly nature, are biaos,, the
elegant and appropriate. The apartments, ell:, ad° ao I
are covered with remarkably handsome ehid'.; tbe .04§
sofas, chairs, and tables, are in strict keeping wit
the 0005
taste displayed in the former. The whole, of is 5• l'ifpC
and arrangements were entrusted to Captain rfartheihr: V„
and J. D. Jones, Esq., upon whose nice judgmea„" elnwisaf '
great credit. The live stock for the voyage vc-septien;dal'
to-day, and all is now ready for her Msjesty's r.e,coradde' but
what has delayed the Queen's departure on t".,„„ 000 aot
Her Majesty intended to have embaked on Mon ,i'
which ~srl,,,
the smell of the paint on board the Hastings, row
end r 1
yet passed away, induced her Majesty to retard.hebe ote°6ol
r will the f'
tion forty-cight hours. The Queen Dowager owe, fie, She
in her visit to the Mediterranean by Earl rates of, cpoll'
and Countess of Denbigh, the Earl and Cedn'li 5 WO lief
field, Captain Curzon, R. N., Miss Mitchell, .i' slain teitor
Sir David Davis, M.D., the Rev. Mr. Wood, Cilia I' the,
Majesty, and a suite of forty-two personS. o,pallY ol'
steam-vessel, Lieutenant Pritchard, will oepager ,
Hastings to Malta. It is expected the Que,tikaraPit'are tii
remain at Naples three weeks. —Hampshire i 6 -j
Otes -
A number of forged Bank of England 0
• vei,
A ill
circulation ; they are imitations of 10/. notes. , or'
M. Rubini and Madame Grisi have boto gr
Paris. • a lier ft"
ve 0 c.
The Charter for Manchester has recel.bweot onr
jesty's approval, and now only waits the alicisiantivoor
Great Seal. The following is a copy of the ° josePb se
meat from the Clerk of the Privy Council to Ibil. f
Esq. : ,s dter,,beste.
Dear Sir—ln reply to your letter of yesterdayof manoujil 1)*
to acquaint you that a Charter for the Borong,h sante
has been approved by her Majesty, and that ought
theneto.
forwarded as soon a 3 the Great Seal is attached ,v,
Your's, very trulPgr,4A"
Council Office, J. B. L a cellt,'
Wednesday, 26th Sept., 1838. 300 Pfire cl,r,°-
THE GLOItIOUS SYSTEM.---Tea '''t•.3 To'
dearer than .t ought to be ; Sugar, 150 per --er eel', 'abn-,
an average, 70 to 80 per cent. ; Coffee, 10 rwhisl=e!,;,,thei
bacco, 600 per cent. ; Hum, 300 pt,„. Cent. ; dearer 1'
A 5
the same ; Brandy and Wines, 600 per cent.
01'1 OP
would be, only for our glorious system.y, 01-Cr r,, ..--r--ho
INSTALLATION OF Loan r• Anov%.. 'lit
LORD RECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITI Or Aberdeeriast
c,
Monday last this ceremony took place Oat
hal -rdistilist
Noble Lord arrived from fladdo House
withBl' all due
ebe Oslo
o'clock in the forenoon. He was received
, rim 061 tat: at. t
oriel
tion by the Principal and Processors, and as"-t
1 Arbi'-nC01,,5,
form. Among the company were Viscount ,roniey dforuvoi
Hon. Master of Forbes; General Byres, ° ci Davi bard,
Fraser, of Castlefraser ; Colonel Hay, Colongr. i'llar
e•
Colonel Gordon ; Mr. Leslie, of Powis; nee a
tia 0
Murtic, Vic. • con"' ath sis
• on
The railway and steam navigati , FratO°oosforie,
tween Paris and London, or Paris a,nith nlan,Y4, gePt.i,e
Southampton, is now complete, &acacia, "of Fogi' moon!,
and scarcely any inconveniences. A partY,bursdaY,o moldier,
men left Paris by the new rail:on:I last
arrived
at t;,110, em,
(Sept. 20), at seven o'clock. They ari_ hour. _StOS 00
boat station on the Seine in less than Fen_t Aeue"balla
and
barked about half-past eigl.t, arid lan,c(Veklitbey eillotai, 00
the evening. Next morning at six o l
with eve rl,O do'" nay
board a magnificent steamer, abounding . , vol/40,, _id,
_l,
. and vote° , lock, ressch
after enjoying a most picturesque
celre ° c teen - and
ria a.-
(Si ,-,,, .-nt .0_
Seine, arrived at Havre soon after t%the ~i, t, A
They instantly shifted their quarters
,troi_e., „ache
00' efter,:sed
the .Monarc'r, quite ready to sail. n..,7,ht ors°. g reP4
the "dd'e of the alb ' boo
and Southampton in mi . S .turdaY' • higl
were in London in good time on
and Friday
rog
•
I quietly in their hotels on Thursday =