The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-19 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Her Royal Highness the D uchess of- Kent visited her
Majesty yesterday. ,es-
Viscount Melbourne bad an audience of the Queen
terday. usee
The Hon. Miss Pitt, and the Hon. Miss Devereustli
succeeded the Bon. Miss Paget and the Hen. Miss
son as the Maids of Honour in Waiting on her Majesty` by
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended Le
Lady Fanny Howard and Colonel Couper, honoured t°
English Opera-house with their presence last evening.
The Duke of Cambridge, attended by Major Stepbeii6
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honoured Viscount and Viscountess Bercsford With. ..:f
company on Wednesday evening, at their residensei.l_
Cavendish-square. His Royal Highness afterwards ;(1,
noured Prince Esterhazy with his company at Chaos°
house.
A deputation from St. George, Hanover-squesfyia,
aisting of Mr. Henry Gaily Knight, Grenvire BessAf'-'r:
John Leslie, John Gunter, and Stephen Lewis, lis"le
J. B. Chappell, Vestry Clerk, had an interview wit'
Marquis of Normanby yesterday at the Home-office- mr,
The Agent of Jamaica bad an interview With 5d r.
Labouchcre yesterday, at the Office of the Board of Tr s.
Mr. Ward, M. P., and Mr. Porker, bad an inter/it;
with the Marquis f Normanby yesterday at the ll°.
Office.
Despatches were sent off last evening from the
Cat
and Office, for Lord Sydenham, Governor of Cat
and also for the Governors of New Brunswick and o°'
Scotia.
Lord Ashley and Mr. George Nicholls had inter/Le is,
c
yesterday at the Home-office with the Marquis 0f ,i°
manby. a of
Despatches from the Governors of the Mauritius a°
Sierra Leot.e, were received yesterday at the 001013
office.

big His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex
much better last evening, and we are happy to saY
Royal Highness is nearly recovered from his indi#o)°;,
tion. His Royal Highness, if convalescent, will. Fee° a
a distinguished party to dinner on Sunday, at Kea6i4to
Palace. t peel:
The C )f card next

Ise countess of Minto issues cards
for a series of parties after Easter. pArk,
The Duke of Bedford has left Oakley t
Beds, for Burghley House, near Stamford, oa *
the Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter, who are cn
taining a select circle at that splendid seat. a all,
Earl and Countess Grey leave Howick
.A."sb;
Northumberland, next week, for town, accompani49"
Lady Georgisna Gtherey. ive
The writ for . election of a Rep °l"reseatat
Peer of Ireland, in the place of the late Earl of it
was issue,l on onday last. 10
We are auMthorised to contradict the report °`l
and
intended marriage betweea the Hon. Miss Littletoo
Lord Crease, for wLich we understand there has Pe
been" any foundation.
MARRIAGE IN HIGII LIFE. MISS.
if 1111,1%
Stanhope, daughter of the Hon. Sir Francis anu —2llO
Stanhope, was married, on Tuesday, by special 11Cepc
e't
Colonel Hughes, C. 8., brother of Lord Diaorbe
Lord Dincrbeo's, North Wales. r
Very
SOCI ETA ARMONICA —The first °I rt
attractive concerts for the season takes place, is she 0.
room of her Maje.ty's Theatre, on Monday eveniogSr.,
The Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., w`boot
intends presenting the members of the reading roonts,s, of
to be formed at Tamworth with a valuable collect°
works, both moral and scientific. T oda
THEATRE.— porS
DRURY-LANE
T S h dess:cos.
was performed at this theatre last evening. It is o::nosc*
sary to describe the merits of a composition so well7;igett
and that stands so high in the opinion of all good, Jut„, of
Madame Hainefetter's representation of the chaoci;oo.
Jessonda was beautiful, and drew forth much 01),,,P;dori,
Haitzinger's personation of the young Bramith ;ger
was full of poetry as well as of music. Herr Mei,:itted
(who appeared for the first time in England) ac
,(1l —por.
himself ably in the character of Tristan d'Acunbas ,ssi
tuguese commander ; and the sweet part of Aroeslbe,tri
sweetly played by Madame Schumann. The °!.c oei•
and chorus were superb, and all the arrangements e

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lent :in every respeCt. ,a
The General Steam Navigation Company
• sel the Columbine, W. Norwood, from Rotterdam, %
alh
the
off the Custom House at twelve o'clock yesterday, wit
Dutch mail.
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RECRUITING FOR TILE my._,F,sr AR oest,
r s'
R.the
few days Westminster has presented a scene of Terl
dif
► animation in consequence of the activity of parties frosg'
e too
fereot regiments in raising recruits. Many of service,
warted to furnish deficiencies in corps on foreign IstardslA
and others ere required for service at home ' edsstitleP
upwards of twenty men of the 60th Rifles, shortly - f the
for foreign service, were detached to different paw °.1150t
metropolis for the purpose of raising recruits for that go and
corps. Recruiting parties are active in the nettbfira Sod,
eastern districts of the metropolis, particularly in all Font
Sptalfields, Shoreditch, Islington, Highgate, &C. giVeo '
the standard being reduced and an extra bounty being hoe
a great number of effective and able young TenfloYsi
• joined the service within the last few days. lue,iffcreol
Marines and the Artillery have parties out in the ad is re-
districts of the country, who are actively ei'Vge beirig
cruiting. Recruits in considerable numbers are daitit. old
sent into the depots at Woolwich, Portsnson
Plymouth.
NON-INTRUSION AND CHARTISM'.
_irtied
Tuesday last the streets of Airdrie were publicly 13,a;:ing of
with large posting bills, annotmeicg that a ll' 00°4
those friendly to the abolition of patronage in the b Atr-
of Scotland, would be held within the High Clore d tled
drie, at seven o'clock, on Wednesday evening, an,s„osed •
petitions to both Houses of Parliament would be Porydrioca
for the adoption of the meeting ; moreover, the 1. 0, bi
was to be addressed, on the subject of Vie Pet t° Fdails
The fer
D. M. Macgill Crichton, Esq., of Rankeitour•
arena a
Parish Church was ultimata ty fixed upon as the an
disc using the claims of Intrusion and Non-intrusleoPiaosh
such was the interest excited by the announcement
route'
a meeting, that, of the appointed hour, there will,ho AO'
muster of conflicting parties. On the motion Forgia‘r
Dr. Begg, of New Monkland, Wro. Clark, EN" C 1,0064
Moirst, J. P., was proposed as Chairman of the ia the
and instantly seconded; but some Chartist ora.t.nr
toting "
meeting, thinking this was a fair opportunity Wei, pro'
the strength of the parties assembled, very grad/elf: jun"
posed, as an amendment, that Mr. John ‘VaLci: b
bu
being
merchant, should be called to the Chair.; wu'c m"
seconded, the show of hands followed, and it was ic'y'
when too late, that the Chartists had it all heir ow
and gr.
Mr. John Waddell accordingly took the Char'sioeiple
Crichton addressed the meeting in support of the Prro,fc'e,
of Non-Intrusion. A person of the name 01
most
however, got up ; and, south to say, made a pi of lb°
pital, though rather stringent, address, in suPProociosiom
labouring man's rights, and the Charter. In their le.
the Nor- Intrurionists proposed the adoptiona c,
e chartists
titisn for the abolition•of patronrge, while be graod
proposed the five points of the Charter, as
~!._te and
panacea for all the ills of the Church and the rhto ,;rrere
ar 4s,
both motions being put from the chair, the —6/
proclaimed the victors by a considerable nsajority.
gow Constitutional.
A SCENE AT WASIIINGTON• be t
left America I was at tVashinszton, and hanpeni:ow
--jtist
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the foot of the steps by the S snare
whop lie wai/
Minister, Mr. Fox, About to ascend them,
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the fellow took hold of the ashlar of Mr. Fox s an
sok.
dwessridreeduhstiommteor desist or
manage.ohe would findthis hwearlinaindgf_4litiii!g:criortifiscies
avail, our Minister gave his assailant a reguls
hit, which sent him sprawling down the steypst.al
Areeriere
of course assembled, among whom were e...0s into t
officials, and the latter
of State,
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