The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-23 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR, WEDNESDAY. - The Queen and Prince
Albert took their usual ride to Adelaide Cottage this
morning, and her Royal Highness the Princess Royal
has been taken her accustomed airing.
Prince Albert afterwards hunted with the Beagles in
the Great Park, attended by Sir Edward Bowater and
Colonel Wemyss.
In the afternoon her Majesty and Prince Albert left
the Castle in a pony phaeton, the Prince driving, attended
by Lady Portman and the Hon. Miss Lister in a car-
riage, and by Viscount Sydney, Colonel Wemyss, and
Sir E. Bowater oh horseback.

The Rev. Lord IV. Russell officiated as Chaplain to
Prince Albert in performing Divine Service at the Castle
cn Sunday last.

The Earl and Countess of Rosslyn took their depar-
ture from the Castle this morning.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess and the Princess
Augusta of Cambridge arrived in town yesterday even-
ing, from their residence at Kew.
A Deputation from the British and Foreign Anti-
Slavery Society, consisting of Messrs. Robert Forster,
George Stacey, Henry Tuckett, Stafford Allen, G. W.
Alexander, Richard Barrett, Josiah Cormier, L. H. Lucas,
Henry Christie, J. Cooper, Henry Sterry, William Ball,
J. C. Lecesne, J. H. Tredgald, J. Scoble, G. Pilkington,
R. J. Rouse, Rev. Mr. Holland, T. Wakley, M.P.. Dr.
Bowring, M.P., B. Hawes, M.P., William Allen, S.
Harford, M.P., J. Beaumont, Rev. J. Carlile, J. Soul,
John 11. Laing, and George Allen, had an interview with
Sir Robert Peel yesterday, at his official residence in
Downing-street.

Lord 'Wharncliffe had an interview with Sir James
Graham yesterday, at the Home-office.
M. Fortique, the Venezuelan Minister, transacted
business yesterday, at the Foreign-office.
Baron de Nieuuiann, the Austrian Minister, on a Spe-
cial Mission, had an interview with Sir R. Peel yester-
day, in Downing-street.
The Marquis of Lansdowne has arrived in town from
Boward Park, Wilts.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
(From the Brighton Gazette.)
PORTSMOUTH—Arrived on Sunday, and anchored in Cowes
roads, whence she proceeded to the Motherbank to perform
quarantine, her Majesty's ship Hazard, 20, Captain the Hon.
C. Elliott, from the Mediterranean, and is ordered to come into
this harbour to be paid off. She brings no news whatever, and
w ill be followed shortly by the Carysfort, 26, Captain Martin,
which was ordered to proceed from Corfu to Malta, on her route
to England, on the Bth August. Captain Elliott Las recently
received promotion, and is appointed to the new frigate Spartan,
26, at Plymouth. The Britannia, 120, was left at Malta pre-
paring for the homeward voyage, and may be looked for in the
early part of October,
Considerable bustle is occasioned at this port by the equip-
ment of so many ships and vessels for foreign stations. 'l. he
following are the names:—lllustrious, 72, Captain Erskine, fir
Sir Charles Adam's flag in the West Indies; Warspjte, 32,
Captain. Lord John Hay, for the Brazils.; Belvidera, 42, Capt.
the lion. George Grey : Madagascar, 44, Captain Foote ;
North Star, 26, Captain Sir J. Home ; Driver, steamer, Com-
mander Harmer ; Pantaloon,. Lieut. Crozier ; and Viper, 3,
Lieut. Caiter.'

The ti oop• ship Apollo, Mr. White, master, has come into
this harbour, and has disembarked the 32d Regiment from
Quebec. She is refitting, it is supposed to take troops to the
Alcdttf-rranaan.

The Viper, 6, Lieut. Carter, fitting out in this harbour, will
be ready to proceed to Rio de Janeiro about the 25th Oct.
The Bramble cutter, and Scylla, 16, are ordered to be corn-
missioned at Plymouth for surveying service.
The Impregnable, 110, with Rear Admiral Sir Francis
Mason's flag, was still in Plymouth Sound on Sunday evening,
waiting further orders. Private letters state that it was un-
certain whether the gallant Admiral would now proceed to the
Mediterranean. 'f he Belleisle, 72, Captain Nicolas, was also
lying there ; reports have prevailed this weal; that she was or-
dered to be paid off, but without foundation.
At Spithexd—No ship of war.
At Motherbauk—Hazard corvette.
In Harbour—Queen, Victory, Illustrious, Warspite, Belvi-
dera, Madagascar, North Star, Driver, Viper, Rapid, Panta-
loon, Carron, Excellent, and Royal George yacht.

ROYAL ARTILLERY.
WOOMICH, SEPT. 22.—0 n Monday Driver George Par-
ker, of the Rocket troop, Royal Horse Artillery, having been
previously found guilty by a General Court-martial of stealing
a piece of sponge, and of having been repeatedly guilty of other
aggravated acts of theft, which could not be hi:ought so clearly
home to him as to insure conviction, alth.sugh there was not
the slightest doubt. of his being the guilty party, was brought
from the guard-house in front of all the men off duty, who
were assembled to witness him drummed out of the regiment
as unworthy of being retained any longer in her Majesty's ser-
vice. The red collar of his coat and the red stripe on his trou-
sers were torn off immediately after the sentence of the Court-
martial was read, and the unworthy member of the corps was
marched along the line, the drummers beating the " Rogue's
March" after him until be was escorted out of the bounds of
the garrison at the south-west gate, where he was set at liberty,
apparently without the slightest regret on the part of his for-
mer comrades.
On the same day Michael Jamieson, 9th battalion, was re-
moved to the Warrior convict-ship, stationed opposite the
dock-yard, having been sentenced by a General Court-martial
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to 12 years' transportation for desertion when his company was
on the eve of embarkation to the Isle of France, and
gene!al bad character, and making away with his kit and nccrs-
'saries• There can be no doubt these salutaryiixba,m.
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have a very beneficial effect, and the regiment
ardoinied:
of two worthless characters, who have been often
their comrades into
aed yet it appeared to the last, their great
bring discredit on the corps, and bring
trouble, which will now be averted. object hells been to

A WOMAN KILLED BY A BULL.— We
(Ayr Advertiser) have seldom been called on to record a
more lamentable event. than the following, which took place
on Wednesday at noon. .111 rs. Hunter, us Laigh Tisernyflat,
near Whitletts, a widow of advanced age, having gone out to
assist. the herd-boy in driving the cattle from a field of wheat
into which they had broken, was attacked by the bull, and so
dreadfully gored and bruised that she died in about an hour
and a half afterwards.
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101f9.3 flour. quartersl,otal, of wheat;
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ImPoRT OF WHEAT AND FLOUR.---
Between
the sth and the 11th instant, there was imported into Livi r-
pool, Loodoo, and other ports,
16,033 sacks, and 9,469 barrels
1,429,342 quarters of wheats-449,101 sacks, a d 303
bar-
rels of flour, n ,(28,5