The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-19 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.
WINDSOR, SUNDAY.—The Queen and Prl
attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, S'4)s
this morning, and the fdlowieg Visitors and
attended :—The Duchess cf Ledford, Lade C.)
Hon. Miss Cavendish, Lady J. Wcroyss, Visre,r;„
bourne, and his Excellency the Viceroy, Ste.
lowing D.vines were present:—The Hon. and
the Dean, the Rev. C. Proby, Rev. Dr. K.01e,. ,
Rev. W. Canning (Canons), and the .
Knyvett (Miner Canon), who performed the.lol
Se, vice chanted. The Den and ttic Rev.
read the Communion Service, the latter (being,'
dence) preached auexcellent Sermon, which, I,
conclusion, appears to be the first f a series Mon oc •
and 32d verses of the 22d chapter of the Gospel °
to St. Matthew :—" But as touching the Rem'?
the Dead, have ye not read that which was srokela
you by God, say ing, I am the God of Abraharn,g,
God of Isaac,, and the God of Jacob; God is p
of the dead, but of the living." The le.
and Jubilate, Dr. Boece's full Service ibiti
the Sanctus and Kyrie Eleison, the Hon. W. As,
the Creed Dr. Ashley's in G ; the Anthem, arcud
composed by Dr. G. J. Elv,?y " Behold, 0
Chorus, " Behold, 0 God, our defender, and leg
the face of thine anointed ;" Quartet and Cheru''.
Lord, grant the Queen a long lift!, that heryeri;
endure throughout all generations; Quailed,
be it
time let the righteous flourish, and let Vac!
our borders ;" Chorus, •` As for her enemies, colifi
with. shame, but upon herself let her Crown 'No
0a
Amen." The Quartettes were beautifully sung
Foster, Messrs. Turner, Harris, and Mitchtll. „,
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them is one of the best, if not the best, of Dr.
compositions. Dr. Elvey presided at the orgae•
This afternoon the Queen took a drive in 3001
phaeton, which was driven by Prince Albert;
phaeton contained the Duchess of Bedford and Op
Wemyss. Colonels Wemyss god Bouverie and Mr.
attended on horseback.
The Princess Royal took her usual airing to'dgi
her attendants. C'
Tl,e Queen, the Duchess of Bedford, Lady —*natir
Lady J. Wemyss, and Hon. Miss Cavendish, rode '6O
pony phaeton yesterday; while Prince Albert, C.
Bouverie, Lord Lilford, Colonel Wemyss, 11°1:: bol
Murray, Mr. Rich, and Mr. G. E. Anson, were
back. The Queen's hounds have had a private',:ll
the amusement of Prince Albert, several times stne go/
Court has been here, and yesterday morning turtvt
party went to one. All the Gentlemen of the Cou
in scarlet.
h so°
Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. G. Hope had the
joining the dinner party yesterday.
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Viscount Ebrington arrived at the Castle Ye°.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Glos`„,
the Duke of Cambridge attended Divine Servieemrt:
morning in Grosvenor Chapel, South AudleYtt6, heater
The Duke of Cambridge, attended by OpfS slur—
honoured the Italian Opera with nis
nee w'
evening. s
presence
_uif
Viscount Ebrington had an interview with 0 r
of Normanby on Saturday at the Home.oVillo Tel
Canada.Si
Sir George
GAeruthrguer
transactedes arr
businessivedintoo,o;oolo
the Colonial-offie,-.
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Despatches for the Lieutenant-Governor 0.
,he 14r1
also for the Lord High Commissioner of the
Islands, were sent off from the Colonial-office
day evening.
Viscount Ebr:-

—our). Jrington left town on Saturday,
to her Majesty, at Windsor Castle.

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FASHIONABLE INTELLIG'
ARIVALS. rt 11°voi
The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, at Beau ° 6101,
from Newmarket ; Viscount and Viscountess Painle- cl9he
Lady Fanny Cowper, on Carlton House-terrace, frog
tats;
the Earl and Countess Cowper, at Pansangert rleperlie,le‘t
Countess of Jersey and Lady Sarah Villiers,
,„_in„,for',.
square, from a visit to Viscount and Viscountess .10,'"'Curre,
Bedgbury-park, Gouldhurst, Kent ; Lord Sandys, liVto
street, from Brighton ; Lord and Lady Carrington; 44;
hall-yard, from Wycombe Abbey, their seat in Burc,,-tle, P; I
R. M‘Donnell, at Mivart's Hotel, from Glenarm
seat in Ireiand ; Mr. D. Maclean, M.P., at dutch
tester ; Rev. V. and Mrs. Harcourt, at ditto, from at
t,
house, near Midhurst ; Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Parkes'd 1.0;;,
from Stonellall Park, Penshurst, Kent ; Lord a:re fr;
Wenlock, and Hon. Miss Lawley, in BerkelerAu s'olttt
their seat in Yorkshire; Lord and Lady Marybor°43o4
Savdle-row, from Richmond; the Earl of 31int° antbe
Elizabeth Elliot, at the Admiralty, from Portsmouth, Asia
of Jersey and Yiaoount Villiers, M.P., in Berkele) fr,°l
from Ne \s.mclarket ; Lord Prudhoe, in Whitehall-goruecov
fitauwick Park, his seat near Richmond, Yorkshire; oshil
Ebrington, in Grosvenor-square, from Castle Hill, Devoid
the seat of the Earl and Countess of Fortescue; „coridge°,
Lady Mary Berehayen, in Belgrave-square, from
Weds ; the Earl and Countess of Kenusare,
square, from Brighton ; Lord and Lady Rodney_! in
rseld')d+
from Cheltenham ; the Earl and Countess of
of
in Chesterfield House, from Newmarket ; the Earl ~4°' verleY
in Langham-place ; the Earl and Countess of Pe Earl
Ladies Percy, in Postman-square, from a visit to the k:arl
Countess Amherst, at Knovide Park, Kent ; tht foe',
Countess of Manvers and Lady Mary Pierrepoin: '('!ouate;',
man-square, from their seat in Notts ; Earlan d ;o_l,
Bruce, in Grafton-street, from Savanache Lodge, nv Attar'
borough, Wilts ; Lord and Lady Lifford, in Montag'', from
from their seat in Warwick-hire ; Count 'from
Melton Mowbray ; the Earl and Countess of S
Croxteth Park, Lancashire ; Lady Lucy Smith, J from
Esq., and family, at the Perner's Hotel, Berners-sticseet.)ja
the Isle of Wight ; Morrice Mausculine, Esq., I"__ Ashton
Wine, and the Rev. Wm. Mausculine, at ditto; from
o'
;C. G. Thornton, Esq., at ditto, from M A
Keyne, Wiltshire ; the Rev. Wm. Drummond, atfdelilttte°;o'
lierts ; M. Latour, Esq., at ditto, from the CoiVennton, fsq,
Jenkins, Esq., at ditto, from Liverpool 11;y;ham.
Mrs. Renton, and family, at ditto, from Birrn o
DEPARTUREf,.„%. Chandos Houstdf
Itia'Excellency Prince Ester/I'4'w—, ,at 13edgel!'
a visit to Viscount sod Viscounle" ---esfurd' Grogr9
Park, Kent; Lord and Lad Hatherton, from
place, from Teddesiey
Countess of Wilton and family, from Grosvetior-scj.f4
Tunbridge Wells ; Lord Colville, from Portland-P
Cheltenham ; Viscount Powerscourt, M.P., from D°1.60,
for Bath; the Dowager Marchioness of Northame /or of
Park. Lady the the Earl pr
Piccadilly, for Coolhurst, Sussex; the Hon. B.
111. p,, from Norfolk-street, for Cambridgeshire; tl.'?r Ch t,
Wicklow, from Cavendish-square, for Brighton; his 01
Adam, M.P., from the Admiralty, for Blair Adam' k, rat
near Kinross, N, B. ; Sir Adolphus and Lady adrY,lbato,
Park.strevt, on A vigit tu the Dukearld Ducliessaßucl, 13042,
Stowe, Bucks; Mr.. Borges, from Alivart's 11°`Itiolon,`Ir
street, on a visit to Earl Poulett, at, his seat, 1;...001,„
Qeprgej crewiterui Loo Alfred Paget, M.P., ."
1 Villute, „to,
bridge tigtise, on a cruise in his yacht ; Colonel. t 4,
for his seat near Dublin ; the Duke of Buccleueht 11'14 0;,
tague House, for Boughton House, netr
Gaily Knight, M,p., and Igf.l troutLower,"Lo .60
street, for'hiS Seat in ?.It,ttinghtirnshire ; Lord and od
borne, from Hill,street, far Bath, i Lady Adam the 's°t
Adam, froti3 the Adini'Wth fqr 14arriingtmi SPa; Nls°s
quis of Anglesey, from Uxbridge Howe, on a visit to
anti 'Viscountess Sydney, at Frognal Lode, Neut. 't t°
CHANOM. 0, a 'iaot
Mr. and Lady Louisa Tighe, at Woodstock, o°_, `is Earl
the Marquis of Waterford, at Curraghmore, Irelan't; the
Alorpeth, at Castle Howard, Yorkshire, from t°,.:312t: at ~,;;$r
and Countess of 13rownlow and Lady Caroline (I,ady P•jr.
House, near Plymouth, on a visit to Mr. J, and at nur
pof
beth Bulteel, from Torquay; the Marquis of Exeter, 01'41'
ley House, near Stamford, from Newmarket; 1."-„,, at id,
Rochester and Lady Sarah Murray and Miss Alor''''forslau
11 ale),
tin Park, Warwickshire, on a visit to Sir Johnpro,fita,
Bart., M. P., and Lady Mordaunt, from the Palac' Oa
Earl fjompton, at Castle Ashby, from a visit t°oooultt sot
William, at Milton House,_ near Peterborough; ~,fae his
Viscountess Newry, at Leamington pa, Irani '"treol'e'oni
in Ireland; Lord Ferrard, at Deal, from Orielikbere,
seat in the county Louth ; Viscount Ncv.lle. at. 1.5,10 J°'
Castle, Kent, from Brighton ; the Earl of Cass'
regiment, at Dublin town.

TILE CORN•LAWS.—A petition for Pesl
re
the Ar
of the Corn-laws, agreed. upon by the Anti-Corey roll 6
I° sa
sociation of this city, was on Thursday last ta'f the cli
the town for signatures, and, in the course e'd ,is,
nearly 4,000 names were attached to it. We if rageser°
great care was taken to confine it to person- 6
within the borough, and that no one under the clit'ir:
evidenco to the state of feeling upon the s
eighteen was alloved to sign it. This is pretty eenio tO
l
city.—. Carlisle.fournal. e Col°"e,i
The operations, under the directions 0, c Oct
Pasley, on the wreck of the Royal George at,i7P„cill "le
are to commence forthwith. The Success Wl': andl°,
emplo30:1 in that service as heretofore. The fleer:„-ove,V
of that ill-Fated vessel still remain to be re"-
Hainpshire Telegraph. . A !eV
NEW TYPE-FOUNDING ~,,..--i- ;,:ig
MACEIIe,..' follow' 8
ter from Boston ( United States) gives the
Trachit'a
notice of a new machine for casting types :-- A ora
has been invented and built by Mr. Peter Sturte post%
Mr. Edward Starr, the head mechanics of tbe be °f i
abject
Type and 6tereotype Foundry, which is likely, te It 01,-,
eery important use in the art of type makingbe erseaf
machine for casting the type, by merely turning truces be
there4y avoiding the laborious and dilatory P soy 31,
casting by hand. The operation of this rnaelt,,ild, we
performed by a boy, or a penon entirely utts''''.; 0 1119-0
double the rapidity of the best caster; and 9 a int
greater is the force by which the metal is inject: al 111?;
the moulds than, that exerted in cas.iog in the Irs isCC,I-
- that there is rarely, if ever, an imperfecrtchere 29(
casting the most slender and difficult letter- ode °
besides. less waste of metal than in the ordinary, iikell!.
casting. The machine is not complex,
as far as we can judge from its construction, to geLrigioth
order. We forbear giving a more particular deseretd tte
because the ingenious inventors have nr,t yet sally, c pie,
and is little,'ot of
benefit of their improvement by a patent. 'r ,h Jig cam. ,
sume they will do without delay.—/nventor's.fidee,ej 111„
NEW SYSTEM OF TRANSIT.--It IS state)
01
the Railway Times, that Mr. N. Taylor, the it°,centidi
the steam coopera4e, and Mr. Conder, wh) 109 I:3 n 11'"
published a small work on railways, have itoci,te.„;-Coa;
system of communication by locomotives, which 7111130 of
pare all the advantages derived from the preseewPq,itel
has; it is said, been submit'ed to the se,crest•tev9;;;;ioli
that patents are about to be secured for this tong.
The Railway Times says, that this improvernedt it'
ailors!
" bids fair to effect an entire revolution in the r
system."—lnventor's Advocate. the
N
7th instant, a most curious scene took place intwo
Id
RIVAL AUCTIONEERS.—On Wednescia_p
.30
Market-place, by tin en: eh seat, g a variety of %, poi
and Birmingtiam goods, each having a tray.rilingaidetw• s
the noise made by these men, and one of them '.el:o ipit;
woman, was truly terrific ; at hat one drev' or '
1 out 1° ha
pound notes to attract attention, and calot i:ea tb
rival. 6‘ You cannot come thir."--" Can't I,' relied „at 41
~
other, " I'll soon let you see," and - t
~_e sir
as
quantity of coppers, and threw them among Id
gld brettgbr c'irf
crowd. The third went into his caravan, an. ,
and ore
two or three dozen of spoons, and some pcnolsd novo
he ave no'
was certainly the witekt of the three, for g
them away. The man who produced the fi
to the gaping crowd.—Provincial Paper.
It was stated at the Count of Gaon 0" bars
intracting 0
held at York on Thursday we_k that the c .. ,4
of nine beards 7
her of the prison shaves at the rate
farthing. ve-poun boo