The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-30 00:00:00

MORNING EDITION.

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Queen held a Court at half-past two o'clock yesterday
afternoon at Buckingham Palace.
tof
Chekib Eff•mdi, the Turki-h Ambassador, had an audience
her Majesty to deliver a letter.
M. de Mavrocordato, the Grecian Minister, had an audiecce
of the Queen to take leave.
General Alava, the Spanish Minister, had an audience of
her Majesty to take leave.
ofTheir Excellencies were respectively introduced by Vi2e(!' f
Palmerston, 0. C. 8., her Majesty's Principal Secretart,s
State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Robert (fey'
ter, Master of the Ceremonies.
Her Majesty was attended by the Earl of 'Listnwel,
Waiting ; and Sir Fred. Stavin, Groom in Wirltiv.
After having had audience of the Queen the Sottish clgin's"
ter and the Grecian Minister were presented to his.RoyalSigr
ness Prince Albert by Viscount Palmerston. ~:s
His Royal Highness Prince Albert received addressB9.°l
congra'ulation yesterday afternoon at Buckingham Palace iroll
the following places and public bodies:— •
From the Legislative Assembly of St. Cliristopiter,_l2'
Royal Highness's marria,te, presented by Mr. Colquhotni—
the Synod of the Presby erian Church in Erglan!':'
on the birth of the Princess Royal, presented by the nes'
Alexander Munro, Moderator of the Synod of the Presbyte
rian Church in England in connection with the Church s'
Scotland, accompanied by the Rev. Dr. Ralph, Rev. Alexander
Murdoch, Rev. John Park, Rev. Hugh Campbell, IteY.''!„
Sawers, Rev. John Watson, Rev. 1% stnGrant, Rev-
Gardner, Rev. Alexander Rennison, and the Rev. Charles
Forbes Buchan.
From t7st. Alban's, presented by the Mayor. •
From Sunderland, presented by a deputation. . •
From the Corporation of Reading ; also from the lOW
tants of Reading, presented by Mr. Rickford the Mayor, accoAld"
panied by the Hey. George Hulme, or, and Chaplail4an
Mr. Mandy, Town Clerk for the Corporation, and weir'
panied by Mr. Sergeant Talfourd, M.P., the Rev. S. -WO'
man Yates, and Mr. H. F. Letchworth for the Inhabitanti•:,
From Great Yarmouth, presented by a Deputation.
From the Vestry of St. Marylebone, presented by Air'
Waymouth.
From Guilford, presented by the Mayor.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert was attended by Lordlt.
' Grosvenor Groom of the Stole, Mr. G. E. Anson, reasureb
Lord G. Lennon, Gentleman in waiting, Captain Francis &or
mour, Groom in waiting, Colonel Bouverie, Equerry in WO-
ing, and Colonel Godwin. Gentleman Usher in waiting.
Viscount Melbourne had an audience of the Queen 3,T-
-
terday.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal was taken an
ing yestet day morning in a carriage and four.
The Russian Minister and the Baroness Brunow visited tb6r
Serene Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Leiningen Yes"
terday afternoon at Buckingham Palace.
The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Leiningen, too
an airing yesterday afternoon in an open landau and fold.
Colonel Bouverie attended her Majesty on horseback. •Pril°e
Albert and the Prince of Leiningen rode out on horseback 2t
the same time.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by the PriVe
and Princess of Leiningen, and attended by the ConitterVr
k
Mount Edgcumbe, Lady C. Cocks, Lord Byron, Sir Fritlq''
Stoven, Captain Francis Seymour, and Colonel Botirei',,e'
honoured the Italian Opera with their presence last evening
The Royal dinner at Buckingham Palace on Wednescg
evening included their Royal Highnesses the Duchesses °J.
Kent and Gloucester, and the. Duke of Cambridge.
Leiningen, Highnesses the Prince and Princess Leininge 'A
Archbishop of York, the Duke of Wellington, Lady A.:114•-
Dawson, Lady C. Legge, Baroness Spaeth, Earl of Uxbridgej
Lord Burghersh, Lord R. Grosvenor, Lord G. Lerma, An
Major Stevens.

The Coldstream Band attended during dinner.
Her Royal Highness the . Duchess of Kent received Ad-
dresses of Congratulation on the Birth of the Princess
yesterday, at Clarence House, St. James's, from the following
Towns and public bodies :
From the Mayor, Aldermen, Councillors, and inhabitant'
of the Borough of St. Alban's—presented by the Mayor,
comnanied by the Earl of Listowel, M.P., and Mr. Musket,
M.Y.

From the Vestry of St. Marylebone—presented by Messrs.
Waymouth and Daniell.
From the Inhabitants of the Borough of Great Yam°ll—r'
county Norfolk ; also from the Mayor, Aldermen, and 13
gesses of the Borough of Great Yarmouth—presented by .41e
Mayor and a Deputation.
her Royal Highness the Duchess or Kent was attended:ll
Lady Anne Maria Dawson, Lady in Waiting, and Celaresi
Couper, C. 8., First Equerry and Comptroller of her RO
- s
Highness's Household.
The Prince of Leiningen visited the Duchess of Kent ft!'
terday.
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at 142:
Foreign-office. It was attended by most of the Ministers'
The Council sat an hour and a half.
A Deputation from Manchester on the Import Duties, c,,.1‘.
sisting of Mr. Robert Hyde Greg. Mr. John B. Smith, i7.i;
Robert Gardner, and Mr. Henry Ashworth, had an inter7l-:
with the Chancellor of the Exchequer in Downing-street.. • a
A Deputation from Liverpool headed by Lord Sandon an.
Mr. Cresswell, had an interview with Lord John Russell Ye:,
terday at the Colonial-office on the subject of the kie
Poor-law.
A Deputation of the Rectifying Distillers . of London, el:
sisting of Messrs. James Lys Seager, Henry Pigeon,
Browning, William Nicholson, John Gaitskell,
Hodges, had an interview with the Chancellor of the •E;1e.
`"
quer, in Downing-street. •
A Deputation from the American Chamber of Commerce ato-
Liverpool, in support of a revision of the Import Duties; co
sisting sisting of Messrs. N. Roskell, Thomas Todd, and W.l
Maury ; and a Deputation from the Town of Liverpool in
ors.
support of a revision of the Import Duties, consisting of Toil
J. Hornby, Richard Harrison, William Earle, and ester-
Harrison, had an interview with Viscount Melbourne:- .
day, at his official residence in Downing-street. .
Mr. Flood, the Vestry Clerk of St. Marylebone, had Home
terview yesterday with the Marquis of Normanby at the 00
Office, and delivered an Address to her Majesty from the Rate
payers of that Parish against the Poor-law Bill.
A Deputation of Glass-makers, headed by Messrs. ThortiSs
Hawkes, M.P., Oswald, M.P. Benjamin Hawes, M.P., Ben'
jamin Wood, M.P., and Scholefield, M.P., and incluclifig,
Messrs. Rice Harrison, John Christie, and Apsley Pellatt,ha°
an interview with Mr. Labouchere yesterday at the Office, '2f
the Board of Trade.

Mr. W. Barron, M.P., and Colonel Anson, had intervieol
yesterday with Viscount Melbourne in Downing-street.
Despatches from the Governor of the Honduras, were re-
ceived yesterday at the Colonial-office.
A Deputation from the American Chamber of Commerce at
Liverpool—consisting of Messrs. J. Hornby, R. Harris°n'
W. Earle, H. Harrison, N. Itoskell, T. Todd, and W. AlaurY,
had an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer °11"
Wednesday, in support of a revision of the Import Duties.

ROME, APRIL 13.—Monsignor G. 13ata,55,..6
Bishop of Bagnorca, Internuncio, and papal delegate in
Grenada, is recalled to go to another destinaiion, and 31°n-
signor Savo, Canon of St. Peter, is appointed his successor'
Among the numerous strangers who lately arrived here, ice
remarked the Marquis of Londonderry, who however set °st
for Florence before Easter, and Lord Brougham, who went en
to Naples, where one of his near relations is said to be taken ill.
The Admiralty have issued regulations respect.
ing the supply of cabin furniture to captains and other
commanding officers of her Majesty's vessels, of which the
following are the principal :—The articles of furniture
consisting of plate, in forks, spoons, ladles, fish slice.'
and sugar tongs; linen, bed and table; glass and chins'
in decanters, glasses, dinner-sets, breakfast and tea acts;
and chairs and tables arc to be considered as the egta.
blishment, to be supplied from the naval stores to 0°1:
mending officers who may demand the whole or ar";
part of the establishment as may suit their own con'
venience. 101. per cent, per annum will be charger,d
on'the value to officers for the use of the furniture.
the event of the death of an officer, or of his being stire'.
seded, his successor is to he at liberty to use the cabin fur:
niture on board the ship, on taking a survey of the rem"n,";
and of their actual condition, for the information of the
Admiralty ; but if officers should not make use of `:
cabin furniture of their predecessors, a survey is t°
made, and the stores delivered into the charge of me
purser, as public property, to be returned into stor
at the first naval yard at home or abroad, at which the
ship may touch. If an officer succeeding to a c°11!;
mand shall require the use of the furniture after it
given in charge to the purser, it may be sepplied, vn
the refit of a ship at any of H. M. dock-yards, furniture
may be obtained to replace any which may have been lash
or rendered anfit for use by the casualties of the service.
Officers removing from one ship to another are at liberty
to take with them the furniture from the ship they icewe.
If the furniture of a predecessor is on board the ship i
which a commanding officer removes, and his successor 11
the ship he leaves desires to have it, it is to be transferrea
to him, not exceeding the proportions allowed to tle: elss:
of the ship. A transfer of a proportion of furniture front,
larger to a smaller ship may be made, the remainder to ,„
left in charge of the purser of the ship from whence
transfer is made. Officers promoted may complete the,
stores from the furniture of their predecessors. The valuati°ll
of the stores, on which 10 per eent.is to be charged. Weld,
be regulated according to their actual value when isto_„,
and their valuation will continue until they are ri;e
turned. The officers to whom stores are supplied are to _
liable to the full cost of aoy of the articles missing when the
ship is paid off, except the deficiencies are atm is! I.
In
nararlyt
to the casualties of the service, and not to neect.to
cases of special service when officers
bedi,spe.stionowf.ht'che'
are required demanded,
passenger!, an increase of articles may
tion of the seniee.
are to be returned into store at the exP-r:
In every instance of alteration 10 t"
i to tie forarded t°
stores or any part of them, a report already arrived from
the Admiralty. A box of Ph"ral service,
lice, and the oilier
London at this dockyard for a
iienemeasure will be an Advil,'"
articles ;till soon follow-
Leers availing themselves of it,
tage to the commanding
°have no doubt, prefer :taking their_
but most officers will, we ,
the are not debarred.—Ve"
own plate, &c., from which
that from a r
country, betwe,,, this town and C
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that by
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d Cheltenham Examiner.
GREEN OLD AGE.--tin Easter Monday last,
a ball, which took place at 0.6 Crown Inn, Canon Pi°,n'
was graced by
danced out his seventy-sixth year, and met his seventy;
the agile presence of one old man, via°
seventh, poised on "the light fautas:ic toe,'' his fair partwnel
was sixty years ctteedrnfoßrati
Ma} -eay and December can never agiee ? -"-
Cheltenham Ex •
younger than himself. Who after this
say that
Examiner.
We of the other sex should delight in seeing the
intellect and taste of women cultivated to the utmost
not
their e ipabilities ; but it is clear that woelan is her
tended for the rough business of the world, .andth teie_
perft ction is best displayed in quiet in andtellectua.l
hgaapnit.inceescsuopfatthi comsse,
ian addi
iidnucaal
sr et
oa nwdhaocmt ivs ihteyis a t directedtacii,...ta,°. t "
" For nothing lovelier can be found
In woman than to study household good,
And good works in her husband to promote.
rho
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Won-.en ill appreciate the nix loveliness of their fel
wish to resemble man in their mind and occupations.
•1 All higher knowledge in her presence falls
Degrade:: Wisdom in discourse with her
Loses discountenanced, and like Folly shows.
—Elliotson's Human Physiology.
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THE CHARGE OF AN AMERICAN JVD"... the
A JURY AT KENTucKy.—Gentlemen— In this cass:ence
couitsa at ho h sides are quite unintelligible, the 071 de-
of the witnesses is. quite incredible, and plaintiff
Aiugueros
fendaut are such.bad Characters, that it is quite in"
to ale which way you giVe your verdict,

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