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

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, WEDNESDAY.—Her Majesty the Queen
Dowager, attended by the Countess Clinton, Captain
Taylor, the Hon. Mr. Ashley, and a small domestic
retinue, arrived at this port at a quarter past four o'clock
this afternoon (having left the Esher station of the South
Western Railway at 30 minutes past one by the ordinary
one o'clock down-train from Nine-elms), en route to
Osborne, on a visit of a few days to the Queen and Prince
Albert.

Her Majesty was received on the platform in the
Clarence-yard by Sir Charles Ogle, Lord F. Fitzcla-
rence, and staff ; Admiral Hyde Parker, Sir W. E.
Parry, R.N., and the other chief officers of the port.
Her Majesty was conducted to the barge of Sir Charles
Ogle by that gallant officer, and the royal party were
steered to the Fairy yacht, which left at five o'clock for
Osborne, under salutes from the Excellent, Vietory,Odin,
and Howe.
Her Majesty's stay at Osborne will continue until
Saturday.
The Caledonia, 120, Captain M.ielin,diDdimxoann,ner went
out of harbour to-day
e at
ver saw a inship-of-the-lintehelemavoes
Spithead. She is taking
in
her
weight
the squadron of Sir
and when complete will followiffit splendid,
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dh oe
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Charles Napier.
The Iris, 26,
off.
noon for Chatham, to be
paidhas signified her intention to
Her Majesty the Queen
Captain G. R. Munday, sailed this after-
patronising the
gnhe)xto.f
Portsmouth
the president (Art•;
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GENUINE EAU DE COLOGNE,
Tit]; two years in the docks before
in consequence of
Ross and Sons beg to say, that
rpteNd-Ednirreisxt:nr.d•
tsihn:elpdCoA.spurious trash offered, they are induced to make
known the system adopted by them for the last thirty
years of selling only the genuine, and that two years
old. In consequence of their enormous consumption,
they are enabled to sell the best at little more than is
charged for the spurious, the latter being as inferior as
British brandy is to foreign. Prices--5 single bottle,
3s. ; a case of six, 16s. ; six cases at once, 158. per case,
for cash only. Address Ross and Sons, 119 and 120,
Bishopsgate-street, London.—N.B. They have still a few
dozen left of some that has been seven years in bond.
[ADVERTISEMENT.] --- A DREADFUL ABSCEst,
UNDER THE CHIN CURED ISII HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
AND PlLLS.—Robert Davidson, shoemaker, of An-
struther, had suffered for more than five years with a
very dreadful abscess under his chin. During
this time
he had been under the care of two surgeons in Anstru-
ther, and one in Edinburgh, without the least prospect of
a cure ; in this miserable condition he beganto use
space
of two months soundly healed the wound, and he
Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which in the short
enjoying the best of health. These
finend s of all kinds,
medicinesis now
admirable remedies for King's 0 down. Sold
burns, scalds, piles, fistula, and bearingsHoway's establi3h-
by all druggists, and at Professor 110
meat, 244, 13trend, Londone evil, woti

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E‘t,ringfd Herolo3,ix , g Riders.
John Day, jun.
Prince.
7 to 1 --- Halo F Butler.
Nat.
12
J. Manson.
15 to 1 -- Mentor Templeman.
Monarch J. Sharp.
Golden Rule Crouch.
The Hero is the only horse that will start from John
Day's stables.

RACING STAKES.
600 to 400 on Van Tromp. laid twice.
One Thousand Sovereign Sweepstakes (Thursday.)
Planet is disqualified for this race. in consequence of
having been wrongly described as out of Plenitude, in.
stead of out of Plenitude s dam.

UNITED MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION.— The
half-yearly meeting of this concern was held yesterday,
at the offices of the company in Finsbury-circus. The
chair was taken by John Hibbert, sen., Esq. The se-
cretary, Mr. Mather, read the report, which was of con-
siderable length, and on the 'whole favouraile. As to
the works of Rayar, they had been carried on with a
view of equalising the expenses and returns. A con-
siderable outlay had been incurred to keep the water
out, so that the works might be prosecuted, which, by
the last reports, had considerably diminished. Ore was
expected to be raised of a quality that would justify
every expectation. The ore raised had been 52,462
cargoes, and the amount of receipts 11.831 dollars. The
coinage of 1845 had been 729,820 dollars, and tor 1846
it was 757,680 dollars, showing an increase of
27.860 dollars fur 1846. With regard to the new mines..,,u..
the directors had taken no decisive steps, but
essup.fid.
act with caution. The Haciendas had beeno
_oF_gy:llcis
in reducing ore on account of the ownersfli
The
mine, and also the ore bought by
the company
the scarcity of
works had been greatly
toe theat'
owing to the unsettled
Mexican Government of
the
quicksilverH aate e a,s acnlclainitheon difficulty
state
had not been made at ptesent.
300,000 dollars, that
of
the past year had produced
The general operatiotnhse
leas expenses, 29,850 dollars, or, in
71,400 dollars, ,
sterling
The amount of good property
imofPoetfhdt'faincsoiutnftrr3o,m.
As
se
1,336,525 dollars, or in
had been estimated
abroad
/ The surplus cash in hand was
sterling 239.a14
„ 3d. In answer to a question a proprietor
aid he a7:4,4„401. pfa af
at 1 1 in the price of quick-
silver, the the present holders having a stock fur two years
to come. The Chairman said it would be mere suitable
to talk about a dividend at the next meeting, as a ss.
dividend woull take 10,7931. After some discussion the
report was adopted, and Messrs. Biddulph and Florton
were re-elected Directors, when the meeting adjouree,i.
We learn from Naples that some indications of an
approaching truptiou of Mount Etna have been given.
The Neapolitan Government has anointed three mem-
bers of the Royal Academy to set out for Sicily, in order
to lila the crater and make their r•port

tibia WATER AT ,g)NDOI4-BRIDGE iia DAY.
Morning.. 38 minutes after 2. I Evening 59 'limit,. 3 .re' 2.