The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-19 00:00:00

IVICoki'cING SUN.

of the &ets o Paoli and the state of the country ; of the
n" and interests likely to be employed against France
and
n,ci
or the means of meeting them ; nor is there want-
f,
throughout that spirit of self-confidence which gave
o_verenabled Napoleon so long to keep that domination
0 the mind
with . sof men `which bound them at the time as
'Veil, and still exercises a fascinating influence
pTer
their naenoiies.

COURT CIRCULAR.
ii(firDSCinv SUNDAY.—The Queen and Prince Albert
teit6 %,„tioyal party, including the Dowager Lady Lyt-
Vi' uon. Harriet Pitt, Hon. Sarah Mary Cavendish,
corynt Melbourne, Lord anti Lady Robert Grosvenor,
411:0_11..t.tckley, Mr. Rich, and Colonel Bowater, at-
st Service this morning, in the Chapel Royal,
' Gorge.
s Tbe Rel,. C. W. Knyvett chanted the first part of the ry
eTee- The Hon. and Very Reverend the Dean offiei-
ce, at the Communion. The Dean preached a most ex-
k rat. discourse from the 63d verse of the 119th Psahr,
thy aril a companion of all them that fear thee and keep
eonimandments." The Musical Service was King in
rn
11, 4he Anthem, `° We will rejoice" (Croft). Mr.
rev
e§lned at the organ.
ofp•e neon of the Belgians, Countess Vilain XIV., Earl
General Goblet, and M. Van de Weyer, at-
treu mass at the Catholic chapel at Clewer.
Terrace
Alajesty and l'rinee Albert walked through the
kerrace to the Slopes this afternoon, and continued pro-
ing some time, returning through the Terrace,
tee' u was more numerously attended than at any for-
triiPciiriod this season by company. The splendid band
the e,rlioyal Horse Guards Blue, and the fine band of
Dl,ll, ',l2d Highlanders, in their picturesque costume,
Mileu on tic Terrace from five to seven o'clock. Her
Vest.Y and the Prince during their walk were attended
ieir whole suite.
The Duke de Brabant is somewhat better.
The
sis, Queen and Prince' Albert walked out yesterday
Princess
in the new grounds of the Home Park, and the
Ilex Royal was taken her usual airing.
th_ !is Majesty honoured Mr. W. C. Ross, A.R.A., with
yees final sitting for a miniature portrait of her Majesty
krterday and the Queen of the Belgians also honoured
• IiIC'SS with a last sitting for her miniature.
theT i
ne Royal party tobk an airing yesterday afternoon,
ttlad "e'en. aid .fhe Prince in a pony phaeton and pair,
sure in open carriages.
Th Van de Weyer arrived yesterdaon Deana visit.
1..0,0-e lion. and Very Reverend the of Windsor,
/1/61,", and Lady Kinnaird, and Colonel Arbuthnot, 72d
eiranders had the honour of joining the Royal dinner
Their'
eie
_ 3esteraay evening.
Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
CaZnge, and the Princesses Augusta and Mary. of
is ch,l-3'e attended. Divine Service yesterday morning
41,.,7°srenor Chapel, South A.udley-street. Lady
in "sta. Somerset;and Baron Knesebeck were in wait-
VI their Royal Highnesses.
eo4Ther Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, ac-
e Partied by the Princesses Augusta and Mary of
tooar ridge, and attended by Lady Augusta Somerset,
C$ an airing yesterday afternoon to Kew, returning to
rdge House in the evening.
bus; " ,ie
Montezuma, the Brazilian Minister, transacted
(1434ess at the Foreign-office, Downing street, on Satur-
bes
thec Patches from Major-General Napier, Governor of
Col 4.1)° Geol Hope, were received yesterday at the
to,mal-office.
rd Morpeth has arrived in town from the North.
/ob)e-sPatches for the Lord High Commissioner of the
sent"' Islands, ff from and for the Governor of Gibraltar, were
the Colonial-office on Saturday evening. •