The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-29 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Queen and Prince Albert returned to Osborne,
from their marine excursion in the Fairy, at six o'clock
on Tuesday evening.
Yesterday her Majesty and her Royal Consort walked
early in the pleasure-grounds and plantations of Os-
borne.

The Royal Children took their accustomed exercise on
the beach yesterday forenoon.
Her Majesty, the Queen Dowager, attended by her
Lady in Waiting, and the Vice-Chamberlain, arrived at
Osborne in the afternoon, on a visit to the Queen, from
her residence Bushy House, Bushy Park.
Lord John Russell returned to his residence, at Rich-
mond, yesterday afternoon.
The Duke of Buccleuch left his residence, Montague
House, Whitehall-gardens, yesterday morning, for Scot-
land.

The Conde de Montemiolin visited and inspected Mr,
Burford's Panoramas yesterday.

REGISTRY of BIRTHS and DEATHS
DURING THE WEEK ENDING JULY 24.
I
Deaths registered in the week. Births registered in the week.
Males ... .•• ... 477 Males ... . .. 635
Females ... ... 428 Females ... ... 575

Total . - -90-5

Total ... 1,210

DEATH OF JOHN CARRUTHERS, THE CELEBRATED
WRESTLER.—This celebrated wrestler died yesterday
morning in St. Thomas's Hospital, in the 41st year of
his age. The cause of his death was a severe attack of
jaundice.
LOYAL UNITED FRIENDS.-- On Monday evening
last the stewards of the last anniversary dinner at High
bury Barn partook of a supper at the Griffin, Leonard-
street, Curtain-road, Shoreditch, when a numerous body
of the stewards sat down bo an entertainment which re-
flected much credit to the worthy host, P. S. P. Price.
P. P. Burns and P. S. P. Wells officiated as chairman
and deputy, and were supported, among others, by P.
P. Clowes, P. P. Bull, P. P. Fawcett, P. P. Hayward,
P. P. Williams, P. P. Fitzgerald, P. P. Boggis, P. P.
Harris, P. P. Soper, P. P. Hull, P. P. Murdon, and P.
Burgess, of No. 15 Lodge. After the usual loyal toasts
had been given, and properly responded to, the chairman
gave " The Order of Loyal United Friends. and may it
prosper as long as time shall exist." This toast was re-
ceived with tremendous applause. The Senior Steward,
General Secretary Shiers, in a neat speech, proposed
" The Ladies and Friends who were kind enough to
favour the Stewards with their company at Highbury."
After which P. P. Murdon and P. P. Pike gave a very
pleasing recitation, which was well received. " Success
to the Charitable Funds of the Order," and "Prosperity
to the Gift Funds," were afterwards given, and received
with much enthusiasm. The health: of the Chairman,
Deputy, Senior Steward, Host, and P. Burgess were in
the course of the evening drunk with great honour, and
severally acknowledged by the parties in short but ap-
propriate speeches. Several amusing songs were sung,
and the company, at a late hour, adjourned to their re-
spective homes, in high spirits. This important social
order now comprises about 12,000 members, with 30
15 highly-flourishing gift funds, and 5,000/.
slotodegke and
.s,

ISUDDEN ILLNESS OF EARL JERAIYN.—Much in-
terest and concern have been manifested by all classes
and parties in this town, in consequence of the serious
indisposition of this universally esteemed nobleman.
His Lordship came from town en Friday, and on that
and the following day proceeded with his canvass of the
electors in conjunction with Mr. Twiss. On Saturday
evening he and his colleague met a party of friends at
dinner at Hardwicke House, the seat of the Rev. air T.
G. Cullum, Bart. Early on Sunday morning, at Ick-
worth, the Noble Lord was seized with a violent attack
of English cholera, with severe cramps of the legs, great
prostration of strength, and other symptoms of the worst
form of that disorder, sooas for some hours to occasion the
most serious apprehensions in the minds of his medical
attendants. Towards evening the symptoms abated
under the remedies prescribed, and since then we are
happy to be able to state that his Lordship has
been going on so favourable as to warrant the best
anticipations of an early recovery.—[Tuesday, one P.N.
—His Lordship is better this morning, but he will be
unable to take any part in the election proceedings.j—
Bury Herald.
general dayonin
ALARMINGi FIRE AND NARROW ESCAPE.—Yester-
tt t
dealer an e arl y, hour,N o.
2t e
Belne-place,
premisesoneplae e
BAi lure.
Haw hurt,
Anchor-road, Bermondsey, were discovered to be on fire.
Au instant alarm was raised, and after considerable
trouble the inmates were aroused from their slumbers;
the fire, by that period, had obtained a strong hold of
the lower part of the premises, and owing to the intense
heat, and the suffocating nature of the smoke, it was
with the greatest difficulty that the several parties re-
siding in the house could effect a safe retreat. As it
was, they had not sufficient time to dress themselves, but
were obliged to rush into the street in their night-
clothes. The engines of the London Brigade, parish,
and West of England office quickly attended, and there
being an abundant supply of water flowing from the
mains in the district, the firemen set the engines to work,
and by pouring a copious stream of water into the midst
of the flames, they were soon extinguished, not, however.
until the premises and the stock in trade therein, toge-
ther with the furniture, were severely damaged by fire,
&c. The origin of the outbreak could not be learned.
Had it not been for the timely discovery, it is quite pro-
bable that every person in the building would have been
burned to death.
ROUGHAM OAK.--A few days since one of
the finest oaks in Rougham Park was felled. baying
been purchased to form the stern of a man-of-war. The
ponderous load was conveyed on three trucks over the
Eastern Union and Eastern Counties Railways, on
Thursday last, to London. Its weight, we understand,
was nine tons, Tne timber was without a flaw, and was,
probably, one of the noblest trees ever produced in Suf-
folk, being the growth of upwards of 150 years.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer has received from
P. G. the first halves of two 5/ notes, remitted on ac-
count of i'roperty-tax,