The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-12 00:00:00

COURT CIRCI'I.

The Queen and Prince Albert art ived in town at half-past
five o'clock yestei4!ay afterno,n in a carriage and four, pre-
ceded by outriders in svarlet liveries. a:4 escorted by a party
of Eussari tr.mi indsor C. stle. '1 he Equtrries in Waiting,
Lord Ah..,il Paget and.Alajor-General Sir Edward Bowater,
dewed in a chariot and four. Her Royal Highness the
Pi.inces. Royal and her att, ndants were in tie next catriage.
Tw.. if the Royal cirri tge• and four followot, containing Lady
W.rhani, Hon. Miss PAgct, Hon. Miss Anson, Baroness
Lehzen, Lora Pohl:now, and Gener.4l the Hon. Sir Wiliam
Lumley.

Her Majefty and the Prince were received at Buckingham
Palace on aligh,ir g from thtir carriage by the Vico Chamber-
lain, the Groom of the ht.le to Prince Albert, and the Master
of the liourehold.

The Band of the second Regiment of Life Guards was in
atter, `arAl., at the P.+l•ee during Dinner.

Her Maj ty and Prince Albert, attended by the Hon. Miss
Paget, Hon. Miss Anson, Lord Poltimore, Hon. 'ir William
Lumley, Lord Alfred Paget, and Sir Edward Bowater, ho-
noured the yerformane- of the t:erman Opera at D:ury-lane
Theatre with their presence la't evening.
it Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cam-
bridge, and the Prine,ss Augusta of Cambridge, attend, d by
La ly Augusta Somerset; and Baron Knesebeek, honoured the
Ea.,l and Countess o: Jersey with tlnir company at. dinner last
evening, at their resience in fierkeley-square ; his Royal
Highness Prim, George of Cambridge aho honoured the Earl
and Countess with his company at dinner last evening.
hits k•:oyal- Highne, s Priuce George of Cambridge returned
to town at. twelve o'clock 3 esterday, from a visit to her Majesty
at Windsor Ca-tle.
The Duchess of Cambridge vi,ited the Duchess of Glou-
cester 3esterelay at Gloucester House.
The Marquis of Bute and Mr.- Ainsworth had interviews
with ,he Marquis of Normanhy yes!erday at the Home Office.
The Marquis of Headfort, Lord Throaven, and Mr. Banner-
man, had interviews with Viscount MelbJurneyesterday, rt his
official residence in Downing-street. -

Major-General Sir John" Harvey, late Governor of New
Brunswick, h,s arrived in town from Liverpool. Sir John
transacted business yesterday at the Co!onial-pffice.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT HEATH RACES-YESTERDAY.

This meeting terminated yesterday, with moderate sport, a
very select company, and miserably cold weather. M a gene.
ral summary of the week. 'we may observe that, for reasons
previously alluded to, it has fallen below the average in the
most essential particular, the receipts at the Grand stand, the
carriage inclosure, and the small stands having been consider-
ably under the totals of 1839 and 1840. The racing, however,
has fully sustained its cLaracter, and in the arrangement affect-
ing the
.convenience uf the visitors, all was done that the
most f.stidious co Al hvo tie-i;ed or exLe .ted. Tee
various improvements effected in and about thet. Grail
Stand, gate great satisfaction, but there is to m for
one m-re, which would be very acceptalde t> the bet-
ting men—viz., the inelosure of a small space appropriated to
the oat people, immetDwely in ront of the lawn, so that those
within it inig!it be enabled to see the horses trice their canters
befor- starting, which at. present is out of the question.
M'e subj,,in the usual re-urns of the racing :
The Wokin;;ham Stakes, ofs sues. each, (handicap) for three
years old atid upwards. -Last three quarters of the New
Mile. (30 übs.)

FIRST CLASS.

--
Mr. Trenes Una, 3 yrs, 7st (Nat) 1
Mr. S. Herbert's Factory Girl, 4 yrs, B.t 21b
!s,helley's Heltesi,otit, 4 yrs, Est 91b 0
Air. lAsom's Camelino, 5 yrs, Bst 1011,
Mr . Ba. clues Lalt.elrtway, 6 yts, 7st 81b
BAting.--75 to 21 al,.t Helle.rrit ; 3 to 1 ~gst Una, (taken) ;
and 4 to 1 against carh of tie whets. Factory Girl,
'tellespont, and Lauuchaway formal the front rank to the road,
where Una and Caniclino j,,ned them. At the distance Una
w.,nt in advarwe, and w.O cleverly by a length; a dead heat
for second tr•twein Factory Girl and Hellespunt, and Camclino
(who was ridden i., a ma,iner hich exci!ed a good deal of
astonishment) well up w ith them.
Second Cla-s of the Wokirghani Stakes.
Mr. J. V. Shelley's. 'urlew, aged, List 21h .......( Edwards) 1
Lord :,lbemarle s Spangle, 4 yrs, 7st 91b
The foll,,wieg aiso started, but were not placed:-Ilr.
Wright's Folly. 4 yrs, sst ; Mr. Sadler nil Variety, 4 yrs, 7st
91b ; Lord Exeter's Silistria, 4 yrs, 7st 41b ; Mr. Hoirlds-
WOrtle3 Hampton, 3 yrs. Gst .Lord G. Bentirn-les
5 yrs, 6st 41o; Lord Ch.'s4ersld's La Gitana, 3 yrs, 6st, and
Captain Vous nd ch c by ecrey, tut of Miss Craven's dam, 3
yrs, sst 21.
Betting-3 to 1 aget Curlew, 4to 1 lust Spangle, sto 1
asst. Si.istria, 6 to I apt. F. ry, and 10 to 1 agst any ether.
La Gitana matte the runiii;.g. trilowcd by Hamp.o ), the ru-lc
lying wed up to the dis.ance, where •,_llstri to-.:k the lead,
Curlew, Vari-ly, and Folly, ly kg a her side; at-the stand
Curlew and Spangle singlcti themselves out, and ran a sci,nditt
rams home, Curlew winning oti the post by a head ; Folly was
a bad third.

Sweeps'akes rf 10 sovs. each, v. ith 50 added, for 3 yr ohl colts,
es: 7.D ; fillies ar,d tist 31b. ;he winner to be
sold for ,-.0t4. Ihe old mile. (3 )
Mr. Goodman', Belgrade, 3 yrs
Captain Gar!. or's lien true, 3
. rnd 6 to 4 on Belgrade, who made all the running, and
won in a canter.

( Crow )

The Borough (of New Windsor) Me-mbers' Rate of 501.,
added to a Sw‘ epstakes of 10 sous. ach, or )rs, ist, and
3 yrs, 9st 2 bs; fitllit s, &c., to be allowed 31bs. The winner
to be sold for 2001., &c. 'Three-quarters of a mile.
(3 Subs. )
Lord Albecrade's Minaret, by Ibrahim, 3 yrs ..(Robinson) 1
Lout Chesterfield's La Gdana, 3 yrs
Mr. Grevile's Myrtle, 3 y, s
Even on Minaret, and 6 to 4 agst Minaret was
never headed, and won in a canter by two lengths.
Match. 200, h it, 84 41bs each. 0!d mEe.

Col. Peel's Cameleon, brother to Whim—receired.
Lord Kclburnc's c, by Muley Moloch, out of his Actaeon
mare—paid.
No tam for the !natal Otte, as only two horses were on the
ground.

THE fIAPTISTS AND THE CORN-LAWS.—
. We rejoice to obsierve that the ireligious movemetit against
the bread tax is becoming general." So says the Patriot.
We rejoice to hear that it is so ; it has alwa;.s struck us as be-
kg highly disgraceful to the religious w(ir:d that it has shown
sv moch weed; i.n a subjeet of such vital importance, and we
are glad to learn that that apathy is giving way ito a better, a
kinder, and a more Christian feel nie'
n . We find that in this dis-
tet, tl:e Baptists, a very iolluetitial body, have taken up the
ques he southern Association of Baptist Churches have
Jo=t held their Session at Salisbury, during which, petitions to
ParlaTent, praling fir the abolition cf the Cori:-taws, were
vote i with :ccl.,mi.tion, concpiving them to be most unhal-
lowed in p: inciple and wicked in their nperation. After this
we shah be stisamointed if cacti individual C urch do not fol-
-I.•w the exallile set by the Association, and forward a petition
to Fa li,ment signed by the minister and every member of the
congregation. We hove thi• Independent, end every other de-
nomination of .I)iienter., as well as the Evangelical Clergy,
will now eine forward and speak their minds on the subject.
Let them not have it said that their sympathy for their fel-
low-creatures was as exhaustiid iii their noble efforts to etnan-
ci;ire their lilac k br( Oren.— IViltshire Independent.

- THE: STRATHUOGIE CAsE.—A pui)ke inect •
ing was held on Tue,:day, in the Court-house, Aberdeen,
called by the Lcr,l Provost, on the requisition of a numerous
-and highly respectable portion of the community. for the pur-
pose of expessing symprthy with the deposed Mtwsiers of
Strathbogie, riaapprot al of the coi,iluet of the dominant party
in the As caddy, and a determinatik.n to concur in all c,nst•-
tutionai step. which may be ni•ces:ary or vindicating the sore-
reigwy of the I,w agar.st erclesiastical aggtession. The
aa,emola, e, says the Aberdeen Journal, was the moat nume-
rous, :es' eciable, and influential, ever mittiesled in this city,
in any natter of public interest. Every corner of the Court.
how % as crowded to ex,es, and hundreds had to go sway,
unalle to gain admittance. The Lord Provost Blaikie was le
the air. The meeting was addressed by James iladden,
Esq., Mr. Paterson, Bate Forbes, Air. Yeats, Baillie I rutn-
i Lie. %ir. Ada n, Bailie Clark, and Mr. Chalnier,
lutions in terms of the object of the meeting were unani-
mot.sly adopted. A meeting of the county of Aberdeen, on
the sane subject, is to be held on Tuesday tint 22d, in ae-
en, dance with a titurerously signed requisition. A pubic
meeting has bern cane,' by the Provust of lnv,rnr.ss. pur-
ri a t to a welt-signed tevisition, on the subjea of Cho
ptoeeeoings r,f the Genera A.-sembly,
POST-OFFICE AIoNEY ORDEtts—NEw RE-
GULATI ,N.—A new regu:ation ha; jest been adopted at the
Post-office, w th reference to money ordei s. v. hieh will be the
mean, of s v ng to the public a great dtal of until: cessa7 trou-
ble at d incoriv,nietre. Forme' ly no one could veelve the
- non-), bu- the l vrsnti who was cam-rt to the l'os.ma,ier at the
place where the ordt,r vas but now, in all ins, s
valPre pus nal attendance i- n:ent, if the party who
pr,-s-nt,, the' order can efford " toll i,,formatioo as lo the
CulAft:l name, su, name. axdrvss. 0,31 occupation .4 the per-
sGn uillooriginally obtained 0r.e:.," the money will be im-
mediately laid by the Postmaster to w: om it is vidrersed; but
1:10t wig. the ;g. egraltiouterc..st,riaky (*replied with.