The Sun.
London, England, 1840-09-05 00:00:00

RvENING EnrrTnN.

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR FRIDAY.—Her Majesty and Prince Al-
thbert have not taken their usual airing this
rnorninz, but
e Princess of Hohenlohe Langenburg and the Princess
Therese of Hohenlohe Sehillingsfurst took a drive to
!ether this mornini-, into the Green Park. Several of
the Noblemen and°Gentlemen at the Castle have also
rode out.
There was no Band at the Castle last evening, on
°g
at of the serious illness of the Princess Augusta,
neither will there be any Band in attendance at the
``al Dinner Party this evening.
oSir Henry Wheatley took his departure from the
astle to-day.
Prirme Albert honoured Mr. Alfred E. Chalon, R.A.,
ith a sitting this morning for a whole-length portrait.

_ _
tholler Majesty the Queen Dowager, accompained by
Duchess Ida of Saxe Weimar, arrived at Marl-
to7cwgh House, at half past eleven o'clock yesterday
Jestrnlt, from her residence in Bushy Park. Her Ma-
-3' paid a visit to the Princess Augusta, at Clarence
,?the, Si, James's ; and also visited the Duchess of
`zialtcester, at Gloucester House.
At four o'clock yesterday afternoon, the Queen
14ro!eger, accompanied by the Duchess Ida of Saxe
pi:thin:a% left town in a carriage and four for Bushy
Dbtlhe Princess Augusta was visited yesterday by the
e sf Cambridge, the Duchess of Gloucester, and
ate Duchess Ida of Saxe Weimar. Sir Henry Halford
Mr' Moore
her Royal Highness yesterday morning, and
Moore was in attendance on the Princess during
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dai. The following account of her Royal High-
,t health was issued yesterday
There has been no improvement in the Princess
11'1441'3 Symptoms since yesterday, and her Royal
'uneis has passed another very disturbed night.
Clarence House, September 4."
Ameng. the inquirers after the state of her Royal
plgheess yesterday were the Barcn de Moncorvo, the
tl:.tußuese Minister, the Netherlands Minister and Ma-
Ma-
Dme Dedel, the Sardinian Minister, the Hanoverian
itteri the Duchess of Inverness, the Duchess
Pager of Marlborough, Marquis and Marchioness of
Laeehester, Earl of Fingal!, Viscountess Colebrook,
Prederiek and Lady Augusta Gordon, Lady W.
V°l3, Colonel Sir H. Seymour and Colonel Wemyss.
l'eaunt and Viscountess Falkland were expected
lienlhark yesterday at Liverpool for Nova Scotia.
front" Attorney-General returned to town yesterday
tiet_he Liverpool Assizes.
laoi ,94tches wthe Goverr.orere sent off last
Ceylon.
evening from the Co-
-31-affice for
ofne esPatelies were received yesterday at the Colonial-
hfrom the Governor of the Mauritius.
°,rd Adolphus Fitzclarcnce has left Liverpool for
•

Ii'4SHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

r,t4td Berwick, from CheltenhamAßßlVALS ; Mr. C. C. Greville,
Irdmroevenor-place; Lord Fitzroy Somerset and Colonel
rell. from Copt Hall, Esbez ; Mr. Rush, United
Secretary of Legation, in Grosvenor-street, from
eYork; Lady Strickland, at Toonipson's Hotel; Mr.
ernther, in Grafton-street; Mr. Alfred Montgomery, at
L,Tilngton. gore ; Colonel Fremantle, in Clarges-street ;
L',l Agnes Buller and Lord Prudhoe, from Sion House ;
Garvagh and the Hon. Misses Canning. in Portman-
-o,lre ; E. Armstrong, Esq. and Mrs. Armstrong, at
4 di's Hotel, from Baden-Baden; G. Skerrett, Esq.,
Irilse, Mrs. Skerrett, at ditto, from Paris ; J. Thomas,
fotra,nd Mrs. Thomas, at ditto, from Wales ; E. Aysh-
yoe:'sq., at ditto ; J. A. Sandford, Esq., at ditto, from
onshire ; Cornelius Low, Esq., •at ditto, from New
ticp; G. Hodgson, Esq., at ditto, from ditto; G. Cal-
Q,t.'•B9. at ditto, from Leicestershire ; Samuel Worrall,
at ditto, from Warwick ; Joseph Reynolds, Esq., at vit, from Southampton.
DEPARTURES.
IR
aaex The Hon: Mr. and Mrs. John Ashly, for Copt Hall,
; the Ladies Sophia and Adelaide Hastings, for
tfillnington Spa; Mr and Mrs. John Arkwright, for
lilauttPton Court, Herefirdshire ; Mr. Henry and Lady
p rriot Drummond, from the Clarendon Hotel, for Albury
ark, Surrey ; the Hun. Thomas Rout, for N.Veymouth ;
uat James Ramsay, for Leamington Spa ; Sir Stanhope
,4dy Hope Colonel and Mrs. Vaughan, Major-Ge-
e-101' WorsleY, 'Captain and Mrs. Rochfort, the Bishop of
I_lK and family, for Leamington Spa; Sir Francis,
rub and Miss Burdett, for Kingston-upon-Thames;
Frederick and Lady Fanny Howard, for Lord But-
Arton's seat, Holkar Hall, Lancashire ; Me. and Mris,
Zill.Malcolm and family, for Duabroom Castle, eg),
tlj-
-7; Earl Compton, for Castle Ashby ; Mr. and La y
Drummond, for Calands. New Forest; Sir Charles
It :Merman, Bart.,from the Burlington Hotel, for Aber-
l'en • Colonel Sir Henry Pynn, from Crawley's York
qel, for Harrogate; Mr. Thomas Baring, for Stratton:
rk , 'Hants; Mr. and Mrs. Hod worth Lambton, for
Leonard's, Berks. ; Lord and Lady Drumlanrig, 'onatour
..
• the Rhine; Mr. Henry Greville, for the Continent;
•.4 Ir. 'George and Lady Pocock, for Ramsgate ; the Earl
,71 Countess of I,ovelace and family, far Melbourne, So-
'"frthee ; _Sir Montagu and Lady G. Cholmeley and family,
L"4„tilt, Burlington Hotel, for Easton Hall. Lincolnshire;
'",4Tas,-.11, Esq., from Long's Hotel, for Berlin: Messrs.
br-11144.,vi05, Shorter, Hargreaves, and Smith, from ditto,
13'Itih Queen, for the United States of America;
dittott''''tval. Peachy, and Captain and Mrs. Henry, from
Turvillentrh"lnghamshire; Mr. and Mrs. Fortescue
fiZ°4l. d:irto, for Bosworth Hall; Sir John Hilton,
.121 ditto, for Southampton.
11 CulOllS CANDIDATE FOR
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Amo ,
(Front the Inverness Courier )
thur,dng t'le advertisements of the Alir Advertiser of
"T 'astt we observe an electioneering address,
of u e,
s"e free and Independent Electors of the County
signed " John Parker, Laird of Assloss and
--,raes." The composition of this document
is
liitriOan.z4tioY unque. Mr. Parker having avowed his am-
fro th r'Present his native county, and being as_sui%ree
dii l'igns of the times that we must soon 14
uttitio sto state his rein-
tlou, nes Parliament, proeeecs
mann(' political creed :
t4tbed warmly," he says, " nay, enthusiastically at-
kirk
of the the Church of my forefathers—the gloriousd
will Scotland—that Church of many martyrs—and
trig the last. shilling I have in her defence,. against
the powers of hell, backed by the pious majority of
ThisCU of St, •
• SSIOn.
lißio IS at least explicit. In consistency with his re-
lit. pu4 °Pinions, the Laird of Assloss aud Sliddery
thus candidly avows his political sentiments
polities .I
am- an out-and-out double distilled Xi-
luth,—ut take care—no Chartist or Socialist, the de-
-I,4ricd fobllowers of the unhappy Owen, formerly of La-
man who slioui4l have been in a lunatic
AY " Years ago. My models of elcquence—the great
thAsoastle of the Gentiles, magnanimous Pad ; Demos-
and the first Earl of Chatham."
,a.n-
thitr, the subject of character; the Laird is as pl
sh:'vu us on politics i—
t"ll°';', as to private character, which in an M.P.
-..1-I,`` be good, I refer you to every man, woman
atit,,",ad almost said child—in Kilmarnock. My con-
trit,"puc, thanks to grace, is excellent, and was well
evil mIOY younger years. My models of criminal and
Del Jurisprudence are Sir M. Hale ; Lords Talbot,
Full an, Gb nice, .lonerieff, Jeffrey, Cunningham, and
C‘‘ttt°n. My books of consultation are the ever-
Word of God,' all the puritanical divines,
ellitOcn"3, Gordon, Buchanan, etc. lam fond of agr:-
the Laird re, but not very practical, being seldom at home.,
continues this strain of free and easy corn-
eatton
1 , and in openness and candour is certainly
)"6.
1r to most of the Non-Intrusionists :
tl4 `.1•11 nisilimel to say lam still unmarried, but, un-
tltl:t(lntis grace, intend to play Benedict soon ; but as
tnlore are two to that bargain, pardon the for not skying
r4t Present. If I am spared till next week,
144 have great pleasuro paying you all, in
ItA,l4lWer, my personal respects, if I can get horses to
(4,,,D up with my enthusiasm. Now, God bless the
hi:" and Prince Albert and turn their hearts untitio,
; old Melbourne- not a bad fellow on
; Worthy, excellent Fax Mimic ; and great sue
t"3 to
" JOHN PARKER,
" Laird of Assloss and Sliddery Braes.
InZ s Arm Inn, A)r,'2.7th Aug., 1840,',
/3A

4 .itLIA Sliows.—ln the present montahrettire
i:4-4t (ibjects of attraction to florists and gardeners
town
and
Nl:nle. rious dahlia shows, of which almost every.
United Kingdom
.I(Aerable village or district in the
variety is
k c's'itsses one. The taste for this interestingtheparticularly
thewith
of cal-
tri , • uowers are placed .o
which ,
all others
aregthal :Mexican species, from
1. derivod. The herbaceous character of the plant,
ith' the ine, large, and well characterised
.th.lociTnnt,
toaii,„ i, ,
the garden is d b
pf es 1 i, . a season when
t other liwal beauties,
whilst it is
,:' ttiake it so general a favourite,
fr r, from the
tended
has principally
s'i.,4',/,. of cultivation; and does not suffer'
vm,
treat
fitv""Y atuaosphere of large towns. It 18 ki little
numerous
L nurite amongst City gardeners, and the ,
c. d of the
Zeeits of small gardens wirh which the neighhourin in..0...n.
dtropolis abounds, particularly at Pentonvil 0,911 Holton.
taste ilertn°,n'' Y, contain many superior coliectioi, . A
but the
most
for other tan contain
fashion is here capricious! .
„,)_..t.
.754 t esteemed colour at this time is yellow, of which ti we
Lil:re are non sewral caneidates for notice. The dahlias,a,rci.:
'Never, this year in a very bad conditio❑ in the in 4,1 ,
nourhood of the metro olis I,eilie ‘'ery cite('
vti
, th the thrift, by which the 'petals are disfigured and eon-
ge,,,,ily attacked
I,44eted• The stands which h -.ve been placed at the exhi:
:11°iti°113 which have already taken place have been very n
1%. The attack is attributed to the dryness of the sca-
t(l,itt the early period of the growth of the plants.
_ IHE BoN.ArIkAILTE FANllLY.—Extract from
he biario d i lanift •—"
Leon ‘- 11 , .
Bonaparte
By an Act propriu nianu of
' •, dated Niarch 21, I i 24, Don Carlo
tlittined from that day the title of Prince de Nlusignano
~Ith the inheritance of that of Prince de Canino on the
lesith of Prince Lucien, his father. Another Act of Aug.
4137, added to the title borne by Don Carlo 139 Pa:
par 1837'
the rank, honours, and privileges of a Prince, and.
Viti4:it independent of the title and investiture of the princi-
es or Ca:tino and Musignano belonging to his family.
°ll3equentiv, the said Prince Don Carlo, has assumed,
Ot' the de4tl;of his farlicr, the title of Pt-ince de Canino and
kulgnos with all the formalities used in siaular circum-
kteta. '