The Sun.
London, England, 1847-04-07 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR, TUESDAY.—The Queen and Prince Albert
walkrdthsmorning ou the Eastern Terrace and Slopes.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Prince
Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice took
walking and pony exercise to-day. Her Royal Highness
the Princess Helena was also taken an airing.
In the afternoon her Majesty and Prince Albert rode
out in a pony phaeton and pair, the Prince driving.
ViscountessiSerene llighn,ss Prince Low-
Lieut.-Colonel Seymour attended on hors-back.
The Royal dinner party at the Castle, this evening,
Low-
enstein, sn
expecteds
tei n ,
very Rev. the Dean of., Windsor and Lady Charlotte
Neville Grenville, and Colonel Hall (commanding the
Ist Regiment of Life Guards)...
The band of the Ist Life Guards attend during din-
Viscount
n d
Emlyn, the Hon. and
din-
ner. Her Majesty's private band will afterwards at-
'end in the Castle.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge visited
the Royal Hospital at Chelsea On Monday.
The 'Turkish Minister and Princess Callimaki, re-
turned to town yesterday, after a short sojourn at
Brighton.
AL Van do Weyer transacted business yesterday at
the Foreign-office.
The Commissioners for the Reduction of the National
Debt held a quarterly meeting yesterday at the Trea-
sury. There were present Lord Langdale, (Master of
the Rolls), the Governor of the Bank of England, and
the Deputy-Governor. ' Mr. Iligham, Secretary and
Comptroller-General, attentli'd, and Mr. William Rus-
sell, Accountant-General to the Court of Chancery, was
also in attendanee.
Mr. Thistleton had an interview with Lord John
Russell yesterday, at his official residence in Downing-
street.
The Marquis of Lansdowne, (Lord President), was
better yesterday.

NUMEROUS AND EXTENSIVE ROBBERIES.—On
Monday information was given to the police of the fol-
lowing robberiesl—From the kitchen of Green, Esq.,
24, Hans-place, Chelsea, two silver table-spoons, six
silver dessert-spoons,
eight silver tea- spoons (crest, a
small tower), silver fish slice, soup ladle, cheese knife,
sugar tongs, and wine strainer, together with a a quan-
tity of plated articles. On the 30th ult., from the house
of Mr. Cadbury, 21, Newington-place, a silver scent box,
with an engraving of Windsor Castle, 150 mother-o'-
p?arl counters, and other articles of value. On the same
day, from the house of the Rev. G. M. Gleig, 25, Thurlow-
square, Brompton, a double bottomed silver watch,
and some valuable plate. Stolen on the evening
of the 2d instant, from the Bell public-house,
Little Tichfield-street, four silver table-spoons,
six tea-spoons, gravy
spoon, sugar tongs, five salt spoons,
two mustard ditto, a gold pin, four damask table cloths,
a variety of other articles, and about los. in copper
monies. On the same day, from the shop of Mr. Barnes,
laceman, of 304, Regent-street, an immense quantity of
Honiton lace-work in cloaks, dresses, scarfs, flounces,
cardinals, capes, shawls veils, bridal squares, &c. On
the 30th ult., from the Railway Hotel, Nine Elms, Vaux-
hall, by a man, who under false pretences obtained a
,
lodging for the night, and absconded early in the
morning with a 101. Bank of England note, one 51. ditto,
and three sovereigns ; and on the 31st ult., frora Mr.
Davey, 66, Ronpell-street, Lambeth, a rosewood work
box, inlaid with ivory, containing 121. in gold, a few
shillings, gold brooch, two franc pieces, and valuable
papers.
IMPORTANT TO WEAVERS.—A. case of considerable
importance to weavers in general was tried before
Bailie Battles in the Police court, Perth, on Monday.
John Miller, a
young lad, a weaver, residing in the
Newrow, was ao,,aispd of having purluieecl a certain
quantity of cloth from a web he was weaving to Mr.
James Swan, manufacturing agent, and J. Boyd, also a
weaver, was charged with having been accessory to the
theft by
selling the cloth. On confession of the parties
it was proved that a square of the web had been stolen,
hut Miller alleged that it was his own property, as he
had made the web good as required by the billet in
quantity and quality, having
the square over. The Bench,
however,
decided that the square, under any such cir-
cumstances, could not be conatitutial the property of the
weaver, and sentence of fourteen days' imprisonment
was passed against Miller, and sixty days against Boyd.
he having been previously convicted of a similar offence.
Perth Courier.
THE NEW RACE COURSE AT /0 ANCIIESTER.—THE
QUEEN'S PLATE.—We understand that our represents
tire, Mark Pnilips,
of Norfolk, as her Majesty's Master of the Hor,e, a re-
Esq.' having preferred to the Duke
quest that his Grace would transfer the usual sum given
as her Majesty's plate, and sometimes termed " the
Queen's guineas," from the old race course to the new
one, has received an answer from the Duke of Norfolk,
active
heth
a stating that his Grace was pleased to transfer the plate
as requeated. It will accordingly form oae of the prizes
of the aun races at Whitsuntide, for which tine. the
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itself,—Manchester Times.