The Sun.
London, England, 1840-10-08 00:00:00

EVENING EDITION.

prove that he does not let his house during his absence
in the country.
Mr. CRAIG—I consider this an extremely plain and
simple case, It is the duty of the objectors to prove
that Mr. Sergeant \Vrangham does let his house during
his absence, and not that of the Learned Gentleman to
show that he does not. That fact not having been
proved, I must overrule the objection, and rctaia the
name of Sergeant Wrangharn on the list.

THE ARMY AND THE HORSE

GUARDS.

TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Sra—You hare the well-merited thanks of the in-
habitants of this town for the noble stand your widely
circulated paper is making against tyranny and oppres-
sion towards the officers of her Mgjesty's army.
In answer to that part of the members of the Court-
martial refusing to permit Captain Reynolds to refer
to the Colonel's previous arbitrary conduct to:yards
him at Canterbury, I would beg to refer you to a gnu-
tion put to Lieutenant Colonel Morland, (9th Lan-
cers), when he brought Captain Richardson to a
Court-martial in 1817, General Balton, President.
The question was this to the prosecutor, " Did you
not some months previous to thie, refuse permission to
the prisoner, to attend the funeral of his own father?'
It was referred to the Judge-Advocate, who decided
theatilitonwtmasoarecy of
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pitied him, and considered him as treated like •
stricken deer." Why, therefore, did the Court ui
justly deny the same privilege to Captain Reynold: ?
Or why not grant him the same number of Caplai, s
on this Court-martial which is usual, and oiled to ha• e
been done, in consequence of the standing of Captain
Reynolds in the army ?
You can make what use you like of this letter, as
it is entirely intended

PRO 130 NO PIMLICO.
Chesterfield, Oct. 7th, 1840.

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR, WEDNESDA-17.—The Queen and Prince
Albert arrived at the Castle at six o'clock this evening,
in a carriage and four, escorted by a party of Lancers,
from Claremont. Two of the Royal carriages and
four followed, containing the Dowager Lady Lyttelton,
Lord Poltimore, Hon. Colonel Grey, and Colonel
Wylde.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by the
Dowager Lady Lyttleton, Lord Poltinnore, and Hon.
Colonel Grey, left Claremont at ten minutes past four
o'clock yesterday afternoon for Windsor Castile. Vis-
count Melbourne took his departure from Claremont
for town a short time previous to her Majesty and his
Royal Highness. The Hon. Charles A. Murray also
left Claremont in the afternoon for London.

The Duchess of Kent took a carriage airing yesterday
afternoon.

Viscount 'Melbourne arrived in town yesterday after-
noon, from a visit to her Majesty, at Claremont.
Tnc Earl of Minto has returned to town.

FASHION ABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS

Mr. and Lady Mary. Stanley, and the Misses Stanley, in
Gro_vencr-quire, from a tour ; Colonel Couper, K. H.,
at Ingestre Howe, Belgrave-square ; the and Rev.
Fitz:oy Stanhope, in Trevor-square, Bromptou ; Lord acd
Lady Rosehery, and the Ladies Primrose, at the Terrace,
Piccadilly, from a contisiontal tour; Lady George Murray
and the Hon. Miss Murray, in Green-street, from Chcc.
quers Court; the Hon. Mr. rind Mrs. Fred. West, in
Upper Grosvenor. street ; Viset. Atonmore, frc.m Egham.