The Sun.
London, England, 1841-12-31 00:00:00

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• THE QUEEN'S B EICK-H OUN PS'
WINDSOR, DEC. 29.—A private meet of the ROY
buck-hounds, by command of Prince Albert, having
been determined upon for to-day, and kept secret for
the purpose of there being but few of the public present,
the hounds left the kennel this morning at elevee
o'clock, and proceeded to the double gates, in the Great
Park, about a mile from the Castle, where they arrived,
with the Noble Master, the Earl of Rosslyn, shortly ba•
fore twelve, as it had been previously arranged. Her
Majesty left the Castle in order to be present during
the hunt, which was intended to be confined within the
boundaries of the Great Park, in a carriage
and four
with outriders, attended by the Countess of Sandwich'
the Lady in waiting, and •accompanied. by Lady Stan;
Tey. His Royal Highness, who " sported the scarlet,
rode by the side of her Majesty's carriage. Iu another
carriage and four were the Hon. Lady Caroline Somers
Cocks and the Hon. Sarah Mary Cavendish, the
Maids of Honour in waiting. There were also amongst
those present, connected with the Court, in a carriage
and pair, and on horseback, Lord Stanley, General Sir
Edward Bowater, Col. Arbuthnot, the Hon., C. A'
Murray, Mr. G. E. Anson, Major-Gen. Wemyhe, BcC,'
There were also present Captain Seymour, Capfew
Ward, some of the officers of the Blues, and 72d High'
lenders, &c., &c., making it.field altogether (notwith'
standing the secrecy which had been observed) of about
sixty.
The Denham stag, which had been bunted duringthe
past two seasons, and let out to rove at liberty utlr'ng
the summer, was selected from the herd, and the bounds
laid on at Bishopsgate, whither her Majesty and the
Court proceeded to witness the sport.
The stag, on going away for Cumberland.dodge, yr°
headed round again to Bishopsgate, proceeding down
the long walk, towards the Castle. It then went arid
for Hardiman's-gate; doubled to the right towards Cron'
bourne, crossing the Long Walk, making in the direc-
tion of the Union Workhouse, at Old Windsor ; from
thence it again made towards Bishopsgate,and was talge-ue
close to Cumberland-lodge, after a very pretty . little
roundabout run of about an hour. Her h104.51'
in her carriage, traversed the Park in various directions
and had an excellent view of the whole of the run, withi
which the Queen, who was looking remarkably
and in great spirits, appeared highly delighted. Not
only were the whole comprising the field in at the take,
but her
,Majesty also, who arrived at the Lodge e.t the
very moment of the capture.
The stag, by the Queen's commands, was inunedietell
afterwards brought to her Majesty's carriage by the
keepers, for the Queen's inspection ; the Prince, LI.
Rossiya, and the Members of the Court forming a cite'.
The Royal party then returned to the Castle.
Lord Stanley, who had intended to have left the
Castle in the evening, but whe remained to bunt with
the Prince, at his Royal Highness's desire, took hiS
departure, with her Ladyship, immediately after his
return to Windsor.

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LLO V D'S SHIPPING
LONDON, DEC. 30.—Wind this day at noon, westerb%
DEAL, DEC. 29.—Wind N.W.—Arrd.
Shields for Jamaica ; Norna, Copenhagen for ge*-- A t
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 29.—Wind Arrd. 08x-TeT.'
Ross, Savanilla, sailed 18th Nov.; Diana, Eldridge;
chez ; Calamazoo, M'Arran, Nw Orleans, sailed 96th
ult. SW. Felicity. Singapore; Parker, Demerara' 'Mc*ult.
Bell, New York.
COWES, DEc. 29.—Arrd. 'Uruguay; Kelso; nuen°6
Ayres, and sailed for Antwerp ; Fortuna, Rio; f" ditto.
SALCOMBE, DEC. 29.—Skl. Facility Faro. •ar
OFF DARTMOUTH, DEC. 29. --Speedwell, San Luc.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 29.—SId. Marshal Blucher, FaX
RAMSGATE, DEC. 29.—Sid. British Queen,
Wilhelrnina, St. Thomas ; Meor, Cape de Verds..
OFF DOVER, DEC. 29.—Uncle Donald, Sydney,
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 29.—Wind, N.N.lV.—Arrd.
nerva, Hottinann, Batavia, sld. Aug.stb, bound to 1‘11"
dleburg. Ski. Her Majesty's ship *Snake, Ply mouth.
0,
OFF BEACHY HEAD, DEC. 28. Clementine, Breine
to New Orleans, out 28 days.
SCILLY, DEC 98 S• • - ailed Herald, Leghorn. us.
WHITEHAVEN, DEC. 27.—S1d. British Queen, AntiAg
LEITH, DEC. 28.—Arrd. Inconstant, LevieP SY"lja'
C.B. ; Pomona, Beveridge, Quebec.
STOCKTON, Dec. 27.—A rrd. Cossack, Richebucto.c,
CARDIFF, DEC. 28.—The Triton, Rees, from Queerd
Mauritius,
which was ashore on the bar 16th inst., was got , the
brought into the harbour yesterday, after discharging
greater part of her cargo.

CORN AVERA GJES.
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OE BRITISII cpoeiturr:,, 01
For the Week ended Dec. 24, 1841, made up (ruin "I..iand arla
the inspectors in the different Cities and 'fawns in ......
Wales, per Imperial Quarter,
Wheat Ws 10d. 1 9ats
Barley 3tls vd. l Rye
AVERAGES OF THE LAST SIZ WEEKS• 'got.
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215.44 Ed.
40 g I f a 7
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Nov 19
26 ,
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22 $
22 6
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0I 36 6
17
21 s Wgtgs,„
IMPERIAL AGGREGATE 'AVE OF II qgp lu
Wheat 63s. 9d. Oats•••••--
Barley
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DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN• . ftd"
Wheat 23, Sd. 1 Oats
Barley 1:11. 4d. I r_ae

THE MARKE'T'S.—YESTERDAY'
COLONIAL MARKET.
There was little business done, holders of goods nel
being disposed to force sales, and prices were sustain,
The imports were fair, and the deliveries pretty gOO-
TEA MARKET.
The operations in Free-trade were few, but holders
were firm, and would not sell Company's Conga' un"
ls. 9d. cash.

WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.the trade
The market was but moderately supplied ;
very fair, and prices without alteration. Clover, 21. 10s.
to 51. 13s. ; Hay, 2/. to 41. Bs. ; Straw, IL Ws. toll. 14a.