The Sun.
London, England, 1840-11-30 00:00:00

FL ANDERS AND DUTCH MAIL.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 4.—Their Majesties have made
to-day their entrance into this city with great splendour'
and amidst the enthusiastic acclamations of the citizens-
PETERSBURG'', Nov. 17.—0 n the 31st of October
415 Russians, who have been kept prisoners at Khivs,
arrived in the town of Orenburg. They arrived at sill
in the evening, and were received with loud cheers
by the inhabitants, most of whom went to meet them.
Exhausted by the fatigues of their long journey, the/
were c'nducted to the quarters prepared for then!:
On the next day, after hearing mass at the cathedral,
an entertainment was given them, at which the Con!:
mander-in-Chief, the officers, and the principal inhabit,
tants, including several ladies, were present. Wb.c_
the commanding officer proposed the health of tn.r.
Emperor, the toast was received with gratitude by al;
the prisoners, as well as the second toast to GealLs_
Pcrowsky, because it was owing to his special Itul;
tion to the Emperor that they were indebted toroni
a
speedy recovery of their liberty, and their happy rep
re-
to their own country. Each p Erisoner received 13_1
sent of a silver ruble, by order of the
__type tor,
elluol
considerable collections were made for them. Satuas.
them had remarkable adventures in Rhiva' ears in
Korlin, the wife of a Cossack, was for manY
Pe „mot,
the service of the Khan as cook ; Bass rentjab, 3 Se-
directed for some years the artillery of the gh.noiva-
veral of them have married and had childrca baptised
They will now be married and the children
according to the rites of the Russian Chttreh.
ROYA"
ON THE BIRTH OF THE PRINCESS

R—aise high the song, and hail the genial morn,
o—n which the daughter of our Queen was born,; gluileer
\V—hose reign, so blcst with peace, with concord
L—ends richest blessings to these happy isles
A—nd may no envious ill, no hostile tate,
N—o trcach'rous friendship, and no open hate.
D—isturb the hopes, so fair, so bright, so mild,
S—ent by kind hcav'n to hail the Royal child.

M—ay easy grace adorn that infant brow,
A—nd may her life be free from grief as now ;
C--are fire away, and every bliss most sweet,
A—ttend her path, and make her joys complete'
S—till may her mind and heart alike improve,
S—till may she win her psrents'—nations'—love

11—nad every noblest bliss to mortals given, 1
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li I.RTH.
On- the 26th inFt., at Old Atolor House, Byde, the lady of
IL Barnes, El,,--of a daughter.
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1114(RRIED. rieta
On the lsth of July, at St. James's Church, Sydney'
South Wales, Henry Harper, Esq., M
third salt of W. Har
hper.
Esq., of the Crescent, Kensington, to Eugene asse, tird
daughter of Mrs. Masse, late of the Island of Mauritius.
On the' `..th inst., at St. Pancras Church, T. Goodman,
Esq., of Leil,hton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, to Carolina Hopkins,
second daughter of W. Hopkins, Esq., of Guildford.strcet,
R ussell-squa re.

DIED.
On the 25th inst., at Boblre, Lymington, J. Gilbert, Egi*
On the sth inst., at Lansdowne-grove, Devizes, H. Boyle
Deane, Esq.
On the 21ith inst., Mr. C. A. Savage, of Fetter-lane.
On the 28th inst., at Stockwell, Surrey, Mary Anne, tke
wife of G. Gay, Esq., aged 36.
Otrthe 28th inst., at Tewin Water, Herts, H. Cowper, Esq.
Mr.
On the 28th inst., in Suffolk-street, Penman,

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