The Sun.
London, England, 1840-09-07 00:00:00

EN'ING nniTiosr.

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR, SUNDAY.—The: Royal party came from
the Castle to St. George's Chapel this morning in the
following order :—The Queen, Prince Albert, the
Duchess of Kent, and the Princess of Hobenlohe in
the first carriage ; the Princess Therese, the Countess
of Charlemont, and Lady C. Dundas in the second
marriage. and the Hon. Miss Cavendish, Hon. Miss
Cocks, Baroness Lehzen, and Madame de Hugel in
•211 the last carriage ; while the gentlemen all walked to
Cttend. the service. The sermon was preached by the
". Mr. C. Proby, who took his text from Corin-
'fatb:lains. 2d Epis.tle, chap.i v., verse 7, " For we walk by
~"4. not by sight." The Rev. Mr. C. Knyvett took
1,.e first part of the duty. Dr. Hobart and the Rev.
‘4.Proby officiated at the communion. Dr. G. Elvey
presided at the organ.
Baroness Spaeth attended Divine Service at the
Catholic Chapel at Spittal.
The Queen and Prince Albert, attended by all the
visitors and members of the Royal suite, came upon
the Terrace of the Castle this afternoon, the parterre
being occupied by a very great concourse of people,
both residents and visitors. Her Majesty and his Royal
Highness promenaded there some time.
Prince Albert rode out on horseback yesterday, at-
teuded by Major-General Sir E. Bowater ; and in the
evening her Majesty and the usual party took their ac-
customed airin in an oen phaeton and carries, in the
,Great Park. g pag
Viscountyesterday, Palmerston and Lord John Russell arrived
erdy
and the Hon. Colonel Cavendish and Mr.
orge E Anson had the honour of joining the Royal
Dinner party.
Si James Clark arrived this morning at the Castle,
t‘,IQ returns to town this evening.
of T,he Royal Dinner party this evening will consist only
tue Parties staying at the Castle.

er, The Duchess of Kent attended by Lady Charlotte
.I'nudas, arrived at her residence, Ingestre House, Bel-
Irave-square, shortly before one o'clock on Saturday
yternoon from Windsor Castle. Her Royal Highness
went soon after her arrival to visit the Princess Augusta,
Itt Clarence House, St. James's, and afterwards went to
len,singtoo. Her Royal Highness attended by Lady
if pandas, left Kensington at hall-past three o'clock,
her return to Windsor Castle.
.A The following account of the health of the Princess
:Augusta was issued yesterday
The Princess Augusta has passed a tranquil night,
rthere is no corresponding improvement in her Royal
let-ss's symptoms.
Clarence House, Sept. 6."
Kee Royal Highness we regret to state suffered from
," during the afternoon.
• 'he account of the Princess's health on Saturday
I% as follows :
n. IThe Princess Augusta has bad another very dis-
-114"d night, but since the morning her Royal High-
eh has had repose, and is somewhat better.
• Clarence House, Sept. 5."
11111 Duchess of Gloucester visited her Rnyal
7▪ 4: Yesterday and on Saturday. The Princess Leiven
;410 yesterday to take leave, on her departure for the
bontinent. The Princess afterwards left Sutherland
!louse foss Paris.
HAtnong the inquirers after the health of her Royal
Alhnens yesterday and on Saturday, were the Turkish
vy,lllb4fsador,the Belgian Minister and Madame Van de
ke!Yer, the American Minister and Mrs. Stevenson, the
therlandsMinister and MadameDedel,the Hanoverian
_nister, the Austrian Special Minister, the Saxon Mi-
-1137er, the Danish Charge d'Affaires and Countess Bille
ti ahe ; Major Le Benne, from Hanover ; Baron Ben-
k, the Duke of Dorset. Marquis of Conyngham,
t quis and- Marquis of Winchester, Earl of Claren-
„?nr Countess of Mount Norris, Earl and Countess of
Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston,
prlneunt Templetown, Lord Wynford, Lord and Lady
'I,eY. Lady and Miss Quentin, Lady Charlotte Dundas,
ti,'Y E. Lowther, Dowager Lady Arden, Lady C. So-
set, Lady F. Somerset, the Dean of Hereford, Rev.
Col'
baking, Kuper, and Wesley ; Col. Cavendish, and
'Ol and Mrs. Bouverie.
The Duchess of Gloucester visited the Duke of
‘'antbridge yesterday.
, Lord John Russell left town on Saturday, on a visit
to her Majesty at Windsor Castle.
F
Despatches were sent off on Saturday from the
°reign Office to the British Ambassador at Vienna.
, Despatches were received on Saturday at the Colo-
Iftal Office from Sir C. Metcalfe, Governor of Jamaica.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

The Earl of Antrim, the Rev. Henry Richardson, and
t.taad
Richardson, Lady Peachlcy, Mr. and Mrs. Kirkliaskaldy,
Crew, and Sir Ralph Lopez and family, at Marshall
hsosinP ;ows
Hotel, Cavendish-square ; Lambert Disney,
toland Mrs. Disney, at the Berners Hotel, from Kings-
Sit, Ireland; Robert Disney, Esq., and Mis. Disney,
hditto; John Lomax, Esq . and Mrs. Lomax, at ditto,
ion. the Continent ; Mrs. Fector and family, at ditto,
the Con•inent ; General Yermaloff, from Dl.
i:L.Willshere. M. P., in the Albany, from Brighton ;
Ar. 4 Atellibald St. Maur, at the H'de Park Barracks;
i2tari;ittll,Hon Mrs. Yeats Brown, from a continental
's6n' Jnl-1-11%-,"°"n• John Fox Strangways, from the Moors;
rsgir -"P bell, in Spring.gardens, from Liverpool;
Abdy Bert.. in Hill-street, from Paris ; the
ford,rWag-r;iclY Duff'
Gordon and Miss Gordon, in Hert-
Capt. ;it:n*l)m Dogmersfield Pirk, Hants; the Hon.
tqusr "'". Villiers, at the Earl of Jersey's, Berkeley-peon°,.; th° Hon. Miss Later, in Wilton Crescent, from
,m
Miss Castle, N. B. ; Lady Ashbrook and. theUH "
Brook-sager
1" ; Lord and Lady Emily Ashley, in Upper
from Cowes.
The 1. DEPARTURES.
r„.dY Strickland, from Marshall Thompson's hotel ;
Shawl Sheffield, from ditto, for Brighton ;
iNewton
the Mrs. Moore, and Mr. Campbell, from ditto;
itsukomintess of DLsart, for Brighton ; Colonel Brown,.
kin:l3l.lG Brigade, fur Newport ; Struts and the
kid .all4es Strutt, for Bath l;
General Sir John "
Slade
Lltibl,`qr• Slade, for ditto ; Colonel Verner, M.P. for
!
n irre. Sir William Boothby, M. P., for Sussex ; the
i"ntess of Norbury and the Ladies Toler, from Belgrave-
t for Harrooate ; the Dowager Lady Galway and
load 111. Miss Munckton, for ditto; Lady Ormsby Rebow
yodiottso • Mr. Fitzpatrick, M.P., for Lord
kildare ; the Baroness Braye and the
°1; Mr. and Mt'. s Otway Cave, for Stamford Hall,
Ela rnebterhire_; the Honourable W. L. Bathurst, for
Cgite; Lady Monson, for Malvern Wells; Lord
1.--bwick, for Tcnby Baths; the Honourable Cfrirles
`CamPt°o and Lady Catherine Cavendish and Miss
s.2.acidish. for Hamilton palace, N. B ; General and Miss
r, haw, for Leamington Spa ; the Hun. Mr. and Mrs.
"entnan for St. Leonard's on-Sea; the Earl of
4fteibtiry,ifor Bournemouth,. Dorset; the Earl of Lu-
Irrie'fr.f°r- eastlebar House. Mayo; Sir William and Lady
rolantle, for Englefield-green ; Colonel and Lady Cad-
Aii,"e*Wood; for the Priory, Brecon ; the Hon. Mr. and
Ora' Robot Kennedy and family, for Cheltenham ; Sir
147" Price, Bart. for Foxley P irk. Herefordshire ;
10,°,r-General Sir Bart.,
and Lady Buchan, for Malvern
; the Dowager Lady Clonbrock and the Hon. M IFS
for ditto; Lord and Lady Montagu for Beaulieu
Lo';Nevr Forest; Lord and Lady Louth and family, for
ha:I:" Hall, Louth • Lord and Lady Acheson, for NVor-
-11,"Irn Hall, Beccies, Suffolk ; Mr. and Mrs. Bently, of
IS°llO Hall, from the Brunswick Hotel, for Italy ; Lord
xaat for Boulogne; Mr. and Mrs. William Law-
t'tlo; Lord and Lady Lorton, for Kingstown,
from
-n; Viscountess Ashbk and the Hon. Miss Flower,
Grosvenor-street, forroo Cowes, of Wight.

tea." CORN AVERAGES.—The weekly average
the up on Thursday last having been as high as 7.25. •Cotf.
dim average for the six weeks, regulating the amount
dutyY',,aa been raised to 724 , and consequently the
p kis was indeed, fully expected) has sunk to 2s. 81.
tluarter• rate it is likely to continue for at
east aA. which rate
tae I..rtnight. During that time, no doubt, the whole
eor .d floor now in bond, together with all that
too
qt; 44.'"e. which will probably be
‘v° forconsumption.sumption. Indeed,
itd„s will doubtless be enured
Atine the duty will be paid on all arrivals, so long as
41e-el not exceed 6s 83. or even 10s. Bd. per quarter,
at: the prospects of the harvest should become
teat, unfavourable than they are at the present mo-
ere AWe observe that some of the " farmer's friends
del„.?lbPlaining loudly of the fictitious sales of
influencing
corn m
th.'"e the last few weeks for the purpose of
NI; averages, and reducing the duty to the present low
Ila• That fictitious sales have been msde with the view
iisitt
ay: er raisin g and lowering the averages, and that those
iti;l,ffes are little better than one grand swindle from be-
'n'ag to end, we are pretty well satisfied ; but that, the
41Zillerters of the present Corn-law have any right to con-
von of the evils which inevitably result from it, we alto-
s"et divute. They who offer irresistible temptations to the
:irlenaiseion of fraud are as much to blame as those by
pr."' that fraud is committed and the advocates of the
sii.tiilhe..4t Corn-law can be considered in no other light than
%h. supporters of the system of artifice and deception
Otkijegrdieint. has nee( ssarily generated. Manchester
14. HE --N/
HY VIII. AND ANNE OF CLEVES.—
w. 1.40, a most splendid
Henry
took place at Green-
(re on the occasion of Henry VIII. meeting Annoeotf
,r7e3e when it is recorded that
tt more neerer the foe
rehoter's Hyl, than the ascendent of the hyll called
71,5`';elte heth was pitched a riche cloth of gold and.e
.Ireer oti:er tentes and pavilions, in the which were mad
t 3 II and perfumes fur her and such lades as should re-
Crlover her
Grace; and from the tentes to the Parke gate
lay newych were all busshes and fyres cutte downy, and
to_ ge). and ample waye made for the spew of all per-
eege__,°•_ Oa the arrival of Aline of Cleves, the king pro.
thy.g.;cilrtvith her send their retinues, in great state, through
,e79rl. k, to the "court and halle of Grenewyche. as they
theretl wilich, was shot out of the Tower of Grenewyche, , about, a great peale of gonnes. When the
ilY__°Racetnpany and hers was entered the Parke as you
tiZei: heard, then all the horsemen on Blacke Heath brake
their load and had lycence to depart to London or to
vtotgyng. To se hove longe it was or tile horsemen
ifuo're passe, and howe late it was in the nyght yer the
w__teen ulde get over London Brydge, I assure
you ft
870,wonder
.3 ous to beholde, the nombre was so great "—A
wo`l Day at
Greenwich.
We mer SUGAhaveß MARK ET, SEPT. 4,—Su-
butb very dull during the whsle of the week$
eochants eontinue exceedingly firm, and there is,
"
.11,1 quence, not
airy. She Slightest alteratiem in pr,ces.—