The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-16 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, WEDNESDAY.—ThO Queen and Prince
Albert walked this morning to Adelaide Cottage, through
the Slopes, and returned by the Home Park to the Castle
in a pony phaeton.
Prince Albert, attended bp the Marquis of Exeter,
Earl Delawarr, Mr. George Edward Anson, and Sir
dward Bowater, enjoyed the sport of shooting this
morning at the Flemish Farm.
The 'Duke of Wellington, Lords Wharncliffe, Had-
dington, Ellenborough, and Aberdeen, Sir R. Peel, Sir
E. Knatchbull, and Mr. Greville, took their departure

to-day.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert rode out in a pony
phaeton this afternoon, the Prince driving. In a second
carriage were the Countess I)elawarr, Lady. Elizabeth
West, Viscount Sydney, and Earl Jersey. In a third
carriage were Lady Portman, Hon. Misses Paget and
Lister, and Earl Delawar:. In a fourth carriage were
the MarqUis of Exeter, Viscount Sydney, and Sir
Robert Otway. Sir Edward Bowater attended on horse-
back.
The Princess Royal, who is looking very well, was
taken an airing to-day. The Earl of Liverpool and the
Hon. C. Murray rode out on horseback this afternoon.
Ac the Privy Council held at Windsor Castle on Tues-
day afternoon the Right Hon. the Marquis of Lothian
was, by command of the Queen, sworn ot her Majesty's
:.lost Hon. Privy Council, and took his place at the Board.
.The Marquis of Lothian, as Captain of her Majesty's
Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard, has appointed .Mr.
Ellerthorp, the Clerk of the Cheque, as his Secretary.
His Royal Highness the Duke ot Cambridge ,has re-
turned to his residence at Kew.
The _I
r,
Duke of Wellington Sir Robert reel,
Lord
Wharncliffe, Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Ellenhorot and
eq,h sterday
Sir Edward Knatchbull, returned to
Cstle.
morning, from a visit to her Majesty
u.oc
soi,rniintt,btehret
A Cabinet Council wt.; held yestercht \t\ftie‘
Foreign-office. The 'AEl:asters
Pcd, the Duke of PLesvtdq-tL';lrehurst, Lord
Graham, Earl of Iladdington,, b
Wharneliffe, Earl of \.i\‘Tebielii-nilgeet°l:','lL?ollidoSfultznilizi,i,SiiroJraanElels.
h.nate all.
lenborough, and Sir Ed
wr
of CIV Lours.
The Council sat ui
Jwairl Mr. G. C. Young (from Nova
Sir Geor
Sir James
scotio haVinAterrtNlAlenw7siwith Lord btauley yesterday, at
the Colonial-office.
Graham yesterday,, ttlimleadiltranien-telliivcie7 with
Sir Alexander Gran
Lord S •
from denham, dovernor of Canada.
Despatches wen.. received yesterdav afternoon at the
Colonial-office,

\VILA TH ER AND CROPS.— Almost all th
cs.sgeon,tv e
an j
similar
cr 1:111iEn this neighbourhood appears to be cut ; and,
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such delihr,rteel
lert‘negset taken place. On Sunday the thermometer
stood at nearly 80 deg. in the shade. On the 'early soils
in the vale of Clyde the cutting process is drawing ra-
pidly_to a close, though as yet the quantity saved is not
great, from the fickle nature of the weather last week ;
but ten dry clays from this time would effect a most be-
neficial clearance, and make many a farmer independent
of lb future season, however fitful it might be. Harvest
operations are now pretty general in the counties 0;
Aberdeen, Moray, and
.Nairn. In the neighboulhood
of Inverness, also, there is a great quantity of corn cut
down. The crops in general, throtighout the country.
have suffered much less from the long continued rain
than might have been feared.—Edinburgh Advertiser.