The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-02 00:00:00

MORVIN'' :ff SUN

COURT CIROLAR.
kill'vlT3Bo/1, SUNDAY.—The QiOn and Prince Albert
datf
afutearht
ottnelCastle shortly befcie three o'clock yester-
_
_attended by Rrnyal Suite, and escorted
Party of Hussars under fit!e 6mmand of Lieutenant.,
The
Itidoaof the Belgians took her departure, at-
ald by her Suite, soon after the arrival of her Majesty
1.111;! 3:ll,,...astri)us Consort, Lord Byron (on of the
Th 1a
-waiting) being in attendance 9n her Diajesty..
e Earl of Fingal left yesterday evening, and Sir
Fury,es Clark had the honour of dining with the Royal
and
Col t-As morning took his departure.
- Oriel Wylde
qip„ arrived to succeed Colonel Bouverie as
ri?,."`errY in Waiting on Prince Albert.
1)0 morning the Queen and Prince Albert, with the
twltger Lady Lvttelton, Lady Portman, Hon. Miss H.
Siti,ll". Miss S. M. Cavendish, Marquis of Headford,
rederiek Stovin, Colonel Buckley, Colonel Wylde,
Colonel Bouverie, attended Divine service in St.
'l;ge's Chapel Royal.
thesee,,Rev• C. W. Knyvatt officiated at the first part of
h,'"ee, and the Hon. and Very Reverend the
the Rev. Mr. Canning, at the Communion. The
qSet‘Yas preached by Vie Dean from the 12th chapter
Mark, part of the 30th verse. The musical part
fn service was Nares in F. The anthem. " Turn
tte" (Attwood). Dr. G. J. Elvoy presided at the
rt ,e,Princess Royal has enjoyed her usual.
,L,QF afternoon her Majesty rode out in a pony
P•it;el-
- Mice Albert driving. The Dowager Lady
likkraY Portman, Hon. Miss Cavendish, and Colonel
vl eY, followed in an open carriage, and the Marquis
eadfort on horseback.
Th •
ell* Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge,
r
Amb ,George and the Princesses Augusta and Mary of
It Grriuge attended Divine Service yesterday morning
ltsta Chapel, South Audley-street. Lady Au-
t6eir bolterset and Baron Knesebeck were in waiting on
OYaI heHighnesses.
4Vi like of Cambridge has arrived at Bagshot Park.
Ater to her Royal Highness the Duchess Glou-
tree "roln the residence of the Right Hon. Sir William
tleraar ntle at Englefield Green.
11.,11.iesty the Queen of the Belgians, accompanied
1-
Royal Highness the Duke de Brabant, passed
"Ola 4ertown on Saturday afternoon, on her way to
embark for the Continent.
.Xl-hlehess of Cambridge, accompanied by the Prin-
hit,,:gasta. and Mary of Cambridge, took an airing
vc'scaY afternoon ;,;) np. open carriage.
/;.,ridarc'alit Melbourne lett his seat, 13roe'ket nail, on
'°ll34eellings for Panshanger, the residence of Earl
Th
140111teiParcluis and Marchioness of Clanricarde, Vis-
k't)rd u_,aeannon,,Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston,
red to Latly Ashley, and Lord and Lady Leveson,
e 044"," Ln town on Saturday,: from a visit to the Earl and
a7ss co"---Pr at Panshager, Herts.
ttth4)°!-Generai Sir John Harvey transacted business
Colonial office on Saturday.
(Ittig Marquis of No anby arrived in town on Satur-
bes°4l Goodwood, Sussex.
tlso frPatehes from the Governor of the Bahamas, and
teeeii:en' Sir A. Woodford, Governor of Gibraltar, were
to,edd yesterday at the Colonial-office.
day fr Adolhus Fitzclarence arrived in town on Satur-
°al Banpgor, North Wales.
TeThe

FRASER'S MAGAZINE.
Like the rest of the Tery organs, Fraser is of
cour.se in extacies with tlbil result of the elections,
and earnestly calls on his party to give Sir Robert
Peel their prompt, undeviating, undivided sup-
port. In a curious diatribe, which he entitles
" Confusion Worse Confounded," lie insists that
the day will be lost unless such support be given,
and takes the British Critic sternly to task for
its late attack on the Tory Premier that is to be.
We question much whether the Right Hon. Ba-
ronet will obtain the cordial assistance which is
here 60 urgently insisted on, for one or two symp-
toms of disunion have already appeared in the
camp of the faction, and how Lord Stanley is to
be rendered amenable to strict discipline will be
a most
,perplexing subject of consideration with
e`kistoo "'eP. grail-m.ls at Orchard Portman, near the Tory leaders. That he will very soon corn-
eea , are hi •
t ho, the most luxuriant state, and should the .promise them by one of his wayward fits of
heire.. F-growing counties be equally prosperous in spleen and independence, is what may pretty
weie,?rth, an abundant supply may be expected.- confidently be reckoned on ; and then how are
,_ Self - Lotes. the Inglises to be kept quiet when some puzzling
N'nvish the murderer of .Jemirna Stempson, near Church question is brought forward? Heaven
irketiv' on being revisited by the Chaplain of the Castle help Sir Robert Peel! He will be more ham-
'''lee toittet 1Y after his condemnation, did not hesitate at pered by his own followers than even by the Op-
Itekto-,"nfess to that Rev. Gentleman his guilt, and to position, formidable as this will be by intern-
/i w'edge the justice of his sentence.
I'l 11°PER Bence, number, and unity. " Ruy Lopez, the
the4°3%l TY OF MADAME DE FEOCHERES.- Chess Bishop," is an incident in the history of
,hos . ordonnance authorising the administration of Spain, during the reign of Philip the Second,
lot pitals
s" eus to accept the donation made by the Baron which is wrought up with tact and spirit. " A
,rck ;•.t.es of
all the property which he may inherit Summer Holiday" opens with some pleasing and
,n 1 late Baroness has been signed by the King.
tsar urea - •natural reflections, suggested to the writer by
sailors of Dover rowed into Galway from
iso, ert, „.the sight of certain familiar rural objects which
d ',es wat six -oar gig, 32 feet long, drawing seven lie had known in early youth. It is this associa-
:ling iheer• She arrived on Monday. The weather tion of ideas which is the chief foundation of our
ere enabled was rough, and bow those brave tars
Lig is for V to cross the Channel is astonishing. The love of the country, and there is no scene, how-
ever homely or barren, that does not. suggest a
i.i:44 amid ,j• Mansergh St. George, of Headford, Esq.,
,ks rea,o,,‘,the acclamations of an astonished multitude useful' train of thought, and in some mood or
sertoribicrobletfirionii;atihmer.quay through the town, to Lough other find its way to the heart. Rousseau was
enraptured with the sight of a periwinkle, which
etch othe teader ever see two buzzards bowing to lie remembered to have plucked when botanizing
"ft's ! we hive
a dead rat ?-Charleston Hercury.-0, with Madame Warren thirty years before; and
-ver Mr. 1,-ve seen you and Blair bowing to each othe Pope has recorded the delight with which lie be-
elt 'an Buren.-Petersburgk Intelligence. held, an old gate-post remembered in his child-
tisk, "BROOK Hops.-In some of the planta- hood. " Rornish Idolatry" is just what might be
itten'n this and and the adjoining parishes the bine is expected from a high Tory scribe-a pack of in-
)istvg and luxuriant, while on some, where the soil is tolerant, unmitigated rubbish. " The Rival
eiecked the appearance of the burr. with sarcasm, whoserY stiff, the bine is slighter, and the cold air of late
ll e'l Shopkeepers" is a diverting story, not unspiced
, objecte•
k, a are extremely sorry to hear that the firm of
ktislrk• Wilkins and Co., clothiers, of Twerton, near of the mysteries of trade. " Men and Coats" is
fitte ' has stopped work. We understand the great dif- an arch, rambling bit of gossip; but we do not
)14'httY of obtaining remittances
.from the United States agree with the writer that the first putting on of
kii ,en mainly instrumental in this untoward event. a new coat is " always attended with exultation."
ilerrir'l3;Boo persons are thrown out of employ.-Bath It may be so in dandified youth, but it is other- '
wise when one's sense of comfort .has come to
1.11,,,i°,°13 PAVEMENT.-At a meeting of the predominate over one's sense of gentility. Then
.t` es"
,e,_°°ne Vestry, held en Saturday, a long discussion About twenty, the appetite's strong as a horse, at least until we are used to its fit-a new coat
•I•eer'''-' respecting the wecel pmement in Oxford- And one hardly discovers a rasher is tough ; is a bore. W e resent its stringent embrace as an
'7 to' and on a division it was carried by a majority of A bowlful of beans are digested of course,
le 25 25 that the experiment should be further tried. A And black-strap or brown beer wash them down well enough ; infringement on our independence of motion.
Besides, wherever we go, we are harassed by an
I Iseetatl,henef prevails among the shopkeepers in Oxford- Lucy tapping the butt, Lucy foaming the can, - of
~ • aat theHe.fares like a fightino•-coek, innocent man ! apprehension damaging it. Hence we are, for
''ve the_ plan will ultimately succeed, and thereby Nor envies the ',faint daintiest pied-a-terre, a season, its slave. How annoying! To be corn-
'the 7.a great deal of annoyance from noise En.l dust Within cry of the Clubs, in the heart of Mayfair.
it the,-c'ast Kent great Hop Dinner will place pelted to succumb in the more serious affairs of
4, ou •
1.... tam Hotel, Canterbury, on Saturday next. In the morning he works at his garden or hay, life is bad enough ; but to be them artyr of a few
Till the plump little housekeeper beckons him ;
111:1sE BLINKERS." Gentlemen, we are but ayards of cloth-to be the helot of a tight fit-
, t., tillirow In the evening he'll open Pope, Parnell, or Gay, to be panic-stricken by the chimney-sweep-to
from the Owl and Ivy Bush, where a so- While Lucy sits by him to listen and spin. bd scared by the dustman-to be made to shud-
wi4 -sued `The Blinkers' hold their nightly revels : it When her basket is full, though his tale's but half read,
bed 1„ der at the advent of the baker, or the apparition
tem "11 repay
the your curiosity to step in and take a peep Up she jumps with,..' Come, dear,
. we're too late out of
of a servant-girl with a slop-pail thrust half-way
NI the
Their president has one eye permanently shut, And he turn'd up his nose at a pied-a-terre,
Within cry of the Clubs; in the heart of Out of a garret-window-these are among the
, blinking
other partially open the vice has two ope Mayfair.
refss 'king ' like winking;' all the members are more If his neighbour the parson looks over the stile,, worst and most humiliating of the minor iniseries
life.; and these a new coat is apt to entail on
owed somniferous • and though none of them are al-. They converse-as they call it-but, heavens . what a dose !of life
'Wet, to fall fast asleep at the club, it is contrary to eti- How Rogers would shudder, how Sydney would smile, all with whom-as with ourselYes-it is a rarity.
h te to
sea be wide awake. Their conversation is con- At the fun of the point-at the fact of the prose ! j
lk to ,oFrom " Anecdotes of Actors" we quote a droll
tOng Rh monosyllables, their talk, like their tobacco, Shrewd remarks of the Tat/sr-conundrums from oe- anecdote of parental fondness, as exemplified by
'ley ort-eut Their three cheers are three yawns ; Opinions that Pusey could scarcely outgo- little Quick, the comedian. He had invited a
moot stt Withinremoteround cry of the Clubs, in the heart of Mayfair I
place between himself and his daughter, a spoil-
NI; retesi from whicheeises clouds of smoke that make Come and settle in London.-There's no place like that ed child, about six years of age :7--
kcNi.eu,h6ses look like lighted lamps in a fog. To the For a dowager dinner at eight of thes The main dish upon table, when uncovered, excited
q siee'llc' Nehemiah Nosebags their chaplain, I owe the Wits, and well-preserved women, and mcho'cotkh-easy chit-
II .r of the curiosity of Miss Quick, who either had not seen the
!icier ~. becoming a member ; for happening to sit With Fresh and bright as champagne, sharp and racy as hock-
ill insjoint before, or had forgotten the name of it, which she
ell Proboscis and pulpit, my jaws went through each glass handed round they are sure to let fly
Virgin double entendre, or spick-and-span lie- now eagerly demanded ; and upon being told that it
an-
that haegaPing exercise at his soporific word of commandwas a saddle of mutton, she stood up, and promptly an-
Mle Proposed me as a highly promising probationer, Coi'd in shady boudoir or trim pied-a-terre,
Within cry of the Clubs, in the heart of Mayfair. nounced her intention to ride upon it forthwith. To this
t' Y election t Yaw, ,; on was carried amidst an unanimous choruspreposterous recreation the parent's were fain to entreat
or a 1 3 --., Merrie England," in Bentley's Miscellany If you've slumbered till noon—read. the apers till !Mir—
a .. the little imp's forbearance. In vain; for she declared
p • Blue-and-yellow or Quarterly, it they're just out-
Pd-LELE „, • A few pages of Maberley, Stepney, or Gore, saddles were made to ride upon, and to ride she was re-
•teka a --•ss, OF A BIRMINGHAM CHARTIST..— Sufficient to show what the st,;ry's about; solved. After much ado, her patient father and mother
etas aste'eslitrAown, a member of the late Convention,. who And then stroll'd in St. James's, and lounged in The Bow, luckily suggested that the obviouS heat of the scat she
lokfti, en for sedition just before the riots at Binning- And canter'd an hour up and down Rotten-row; • aspired to, and the inconvenience likely to arise from
t,ll leaving completed his time of imprisonment, has You'll come forth quite the thing from your pied-a-terre, such exercise would distress her and spoil her new frock;
releasedtrat from Warwick Gaol. The Chartists eels- Within cry of the Clubs, in the heart of Mayfair.
i th . the difficulty seemed surmounted, and the child desisted
"'heti. t event by a public dinner, to which Brown was
The expense need not fright you: up one pair of stairs from further importunity ; but immediately
.after, per-
,, Cikv, You may rent for a song such a nest of small rooms,- ceiving the dish almost overflowing with the juice of the
:'° '• 'EREURY HOPs The plantations present Which we'll rig with French tables, American chairs, mutton, she cried out, " Oh, let me put my foot in the
rla alteration th.lt is worth notice. The bine continues Busts of Grisi, and vases from old Tu,can tombs. gravy! I will put my feet in the gravy !" The father,
'lltr ak
(a•ltily, and many grounds are coming into One staid woman, a valet who shaves to a turn, albeit not unused to such eccentric fancies, was a little
may very fast. If congenial weather follow the planters And brews coffee like amber in. Ord's patent urn- staril_d at his sweet pet's novel desire, and exclaimed in
on No establishment more for a pied-a-t
The Lord
anticipate a good crop. a tone of assumed wonder and of deprecation, "My
Within cry of the Clubs, in the heart of Mayfair.
lippoe Lord Lieutenant, during his absence, has precious love! what a preposterous. thing you propose !
iuted • 7:1--
fflesb Sir Harry Verney, Bart., Vice-Lieutenant.- BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY. it's quite out of the question. Now, be a dear, good child,
'l'l/ N and let me help Mr. - to some mutton." "Oh !"
Ilie • ews. The autobiography of " Richard Savage,"
!mouth second caravan of 170 souls left the neigh- reiterated the little treasure, " I will put my feet in the
which was commenced last month, is here con- gravy first !" In vain the devoted parents argued,
11l the ,d °f Worms the other day for a Russian colony tinued, and with an ability that augurs favour-, threatened, and coaxed ; in vain promised that the next
l.`-'riniea, not far from Marienpol. ably for its success. We have a diverting sketch day, when they were without a visitor, she should do
fell, The mackarel season still lingers on, but very of a cobbler and his wife, to whom the hero is whatever she pleased ; all, all in vain ! for upon a more
24."t0n fish have been caught, and these have fetched apprenticed, and with whom he remains a few determined opposition, the sweet little angel yelled out
!Ass e 3135• per hundred. Trawl fish is very plentiful,
days, but not finding them much to his taste, he her wishes in such a piercing key, that her mother, a
141,:‘'emg retailed as low as from 3d. to 4d. per lb.
one morning floors his master by a well-planted very mild-mannered person, addressed her husband,
sllas‘lng is also exceedingly cheap, a score being pur-
able for about a shilling.--Brighton Herald. blow in his -epigastrium, and then walks off in a" My dear Mr. Quick, I'm afraid we shall h tve no
Thpeace until we allow the dear child to do as she likes."
yitid, e crops this year will, if the weather be fine spirit of surly independence every way charac-
" YS ell, but my love," urged Mr. Quick, in reply, a little
teristic of him. As yet, Savage is in his teens,
Rile: Perhaps, an average quantity
.of grain ;_ but theweakness before their guest,
m are not heavy, and the oats in many places re- but when he attains manhood we anticipate ashamed of their_ mutual
" what will Mr. ----- say to such
,willing to
? It is
117-liably thin. Barleys are also light upon the whole. much entertainment from the details of his
really so improper." Mr. -, willing to see to what
s„"be hay harvest has suffered much from the rain and chequered career. That he was an unquestionable extreme parental folly could go, withheld both his saii-
-14, and much is said to have been spoiled this year scamp will not at all detract from the interest of nion and permission, preferring a state of neutrality ;
They his adventures, for whose life is fuller of exciting and Mr. Quick, finding the little tyrant's determination
alist„*4-smaasde last. Hops look sickly and poor.
incident than the town-bred ragamuffin, more warmer every minute, and the mutton cooler, proposed
441 in need of fine warm weather.. Apples and pears
-14i_ain abundant in favourable situations, and filberts especially if lie be qualified by his address and: a compromise, namely, that the little darling should have
talents to seek admission-as was the case with another dish brought in, and placed in it corner of the
‘Allsl,-,'2? more plentiful this year than last. In many
and in this neighbourhood the pea harvest has begun,
this over-rated poet—into the better classes of room with sow of gravy in it, and then paddle about
society ? We bid Mr. Whitehead go on and whilst themselves and friend were at dinner, and return
Se eV yield most extraordinarily : it is the finest
them prosper, and we shall watch the progress of his to table when the fruit came in. No ; the " treasure,"
te i• Peer known for them. The wheats are beginning
tt f (x3k yellow, and a few fine days would render
story with interest. His style is plain, forcible, at the very top of her voice, once more declared that she
Or the sickle.-Brighton Herald. would have the dish, and nothing but the dish, before
of the Gover- and sententious, and it is evident that he is-as
should be-zan admirer of Fielding. " A Chap- her ; and, farther, that she !juncture not abate o.ne p dro of
Sel.At a Court held on Monday last he
h n ter on Things and Nothings" is by the author of t the (sravy. At this perplexing , Quick turned
Aq of St. Thomas's Hospital, Sir John• Cowan, Bait.,
towards his friend in apology for the scene before him,
:11nan, in the chair, Mr. John Flint Sout
the popular novel of " Cecil," who gives a cor- I
assuring him the time, that of •
at same
path .7 connected with the Hospital, was elected surgeon
sect, graphic picture of the state of London in ;thwart the dear child, who would have her way." Then
RAILWAY
room of Mr. Travers, resigned.
are the August. Nothing indeed can be more truly I calling for another dish, the poor father placed the
11:AILWAY TRAFFIC.-The following
forlorn than the great Babylon at this season. I shivering saddle upon it, and that from the table
lifting
isee'ir
that of the. leading railways in operation for the past,
tive is to say, up to the date to which the respec• All the Somebodies are away, and none but the containing the gravy, carried it to a remote corner of
Nobodies remain. The grass grows in the West- the room, where he was followed by the " little duck;"
, who after a persuading kiss from the goose her father,
la,i7returns are made :-London and Birmingham,
14 1 cil• ; Northern and Eastern, 842/. ; Great Western, end squares; Regent-street is as desolate as Os-'
96/ • Londonconsented
acid 1) • , and Greenwich, 931/. ; Birmingham sian's "Dwelling. of Moina ;" and if a person of I to have her shoes removed, and to remain
C° 11,„„erbY, 1,295/. ,•sauntering
any pretensions to gentility is seen splashing about until the dessert appeared upon table.
i;A.7,:aeAiritZ.utliitNiyisE.m.
South Western, 6,802/. ; Midland ........==
'"es• 2,826/. ; York and North Midland, 2,021/. ; in Ilvde-Park, he hangs down his head as if
lic't•th Midland, 4,533/. ;Hull and Selby, 887/. ; Great
orthegged
de pwoiltiltlicfaTolAiraere7tieaSiedMii
ista_ .of England, 1,425/. ; Eastern Counties, 1,007/. ; ashamed of himself and his locality. The pre-
oTnht
eh is.
writer,rea-
al,,i'Vister and Birmingham, 339/. ;Blackwell, 981/. ; sent August, however, is an exception, for poli-
tics are imperative, and even fashion must bow
'.,lslrighton, 1,348/. sturdy n
thougha Radical, is far from disap-
kit to their supremacy. " Kublai Khan" is a smart
tio RE OF THE QUEEN OF THE BEL- , pointed and dispirited by .th
d baffatelle that bears.a sort of family like- . but
.e result of the late
koi,e•-rier Majesty the Queen of the Belgians, accom- rllyme
egoldsby's admirable legends. In elec.tions, seems to be Of. opinion that if the
Gobi" by her son, the young Duke de Brabant, General ness to
n-
.1 id in the Olden Time," George Tories be allowed rope enough, they will most
Lomeli M. de Van de Weyer (the Belgian Minister), " Merrie
.Eng England
ues with his usual skill to scat- assuredly hang themselves. We -think so too,
to the Yron, Major Halard, and Dr. Carswell, physician Daniel still continues
tee Blackheath,
puke de Brabant, arrived at the Green Man ter the flowers of humour and fancy over the and that their large majority, by inspiring them
.'imetropolitan antiquities. " Guy with false hopes ands pirits, will be most likely
of the
on Saturday, at seven o'clock, in four dry theme of
kajeuer_oyaal_ carriages, attended by outriders,arrival,visivisited the
Fawkes," which is manifestly drawing fast to a to tempt them to the commission of political sui-
't li. e resi-Her 'sketch of a deserted and , tide. Were they numerically weaker, they
deuee`Y. s few minutes after her _
.close, contains a forcible .
11l of
her Royal Highness the Princess Sophia, on
semi,li. • The "L d
dilapited baronialliallin Laneas ne. a y s _
7 might possibly, from a salutary fear of conse-
Ito ath, for the purpose of bidding her farewell. Heres be kept within the limits of dbicretion ;
quenc , . .
Yal Ili h Maid" is aportrait drawn, apparently, from life.
upon , g ness, however, was from home. Immediate) ." •h h but a conviction of their overwhelming strength
i The writer justly remarks that, With t e ex-
woo her Majesty's return dinner was served up in the will t t them into a thousand
rem . absurdities,
It, !I of the hotel. Captain Smithett and Captain t•of I ••tr of Spain, there are few
cep ion an nquisi o . which their tame, cautious leader will have
her_ltiltuu
'of the Widgeon Government steamer, had the timings more cruel in their nature than a fine
,ttint:ur of dining with her MajestY• Her Majesty and lady." We subjoin the opening portion of this little or no power to prevent. Alluding to the
prospects of Sir Robert Peel, Tait says :-it He
hate left the Green Man Hotel at eleven o'closk I sketch :- • t, is the Tory Premier, because the Tories cannot
\Va rdaY, for the purpose ofembarking on board the I The lady's maid is the flower of the domestic es
do better. T 1 *have
le no other choice.
If they
t__ gem' at Woolwich. An accident that had nearly i blishment-the Proserpine of the lower regions-the-
417t,n attended with serious consequences occurred imme- ! elegance, whose graces of mind and manners . bewilder the remain lono• in place-and we do not pretend to
1,41 y after her Majesty had alighted, and which took' minds of the footmen, to whom with supern io ambling-
~
l' s scorn calculate the duration of life in the young Parlia-
-1 - the Minieter of eh - • dl
ra Nei in of one of the Royal carriages coming she delivers the orders of her principals-a . 1 ment-it mst re as . - . L
will
n.. 1 e
site teat contact with a phaeton that was standing oppo- block in the eyes of venerable butlers, as Maria in those classes." These classes, we e suspect, i soon
bet the hoteli_ at the time. The phaeton was turned over, iof Malvolio-and a target for the merry jests of the ser- tire of a Tory Administration. Expecting much
tun the body and gentleman who were sitting inside for- 1 vants' hall. ' The lady's maid is my lady's shadow ; a from it, and finding, that it will do nothing, it
vilicillY.eseaped without injury • the lady, however, was parody on the chef d'oeuvre of elegance, to whose cast-off will cast back a longing eye on the Whigs, whose
ingliteued, and was carried into the hotel. clothes, airs, and graces, she has the honour to succeed.