The Sun.
London, England, 1846-08-13 00:00:00

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Bruce, Young, and Pons Arlie, Mock, St, John's. Sld. Cm vim
Harris, Quebec.
Maarroar, Arc. 10.—Arrd. Henry I sway, St. Mary's, N.S.
port, St. George, Poole, Restigouche; Edwin, Quebec.
HuLL, AUG. 11.—Arrd. Elizabeth, Holderness, Miramleh i. TII
Martha, Hawksworth, from Goole, and the Victoria steamer ti rere:.0
contact this morning; the former received considerable dem tiot, lon
the starboard quarter.

COURT CIRCULAR..
The Queen end Prince Albert, and their ..411e,!'et
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the King and Que,:'n of the Belgians, took a drive '
Rycle on Tuesday aiternoon.
Yesterday morning, at half-past nine o'clock, thel
Majesties the King and Queen of the Belgians left Os
borne House for town. Ile." Majesty and Prince Albert,
accompanied their august viss,:we, in the royal yacht, to
Gosport. Their Belgian maja,:ies left Gosport, by a..
special train on the South-Western Railway, for town,.
attended by the Countess Vilain XIV. .."‘nd Lord George-
Lennox, Lord Alfred Paget and Majos-
A. d'Han
de Moerkerke.
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Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of XVI, lea, Pri
Alfred, tht Princess Royal, and the Princess sts'ee, t ,)o,‘
their usual walks and rides yesterday in the pleas ure
grounds of Osborne House.
Their Melt sties the King and Qur en of the Bolgi Ins,
attended by the Countess Vilain XIV., Lord (3e4 .re„
l,
Lennex, Lord Alfred Paget, and Major de Moerke rke,
arrived at Buckingham Palace at a quarter before, two
o'clock yesterday afternoon, from the Nine Elws tel
lei-
nus of the South-Western Railway_ Their l9dajet ,ties
were received by the Lord Steward, the Lord Chanel eere
lain, his Excellency M. Van de Weyer, and the E rer,
Sir Edward Cast, the Comptroller of the Householt I °l'
his Majesty the King of the Belgians in this country. led
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, atteni
by Lady Anna Maria Dawson, arrived in town, fr °fa
her residence, Frogmore House, Windsor, shortly 1 r),.°-
fore one o'clock yesterday afternoon. Her Royal Hig
it
ness proceeded to Buckingham Palace, and met th%
as
Belgian Majesties on their arrival. A dejeun6
served to the illustrious party.
At a quarter before three o'clock their Majestisss tl At
King of the Belgians left Buckingham Palace in
chariot and four for Woolwich, to embark for Oat de
The Countess Vilain XIV., his Excellency M. Tall. .e
Weyer, Lord George Lennox, Lord Alfred Pa,', tl
Hon. Sir Edward Cost, and Major de Moerke ;1 se, f°
lowed in two carriages to Woolwich, where the Alt [silo/
ous party arrived at a quarter before four o'clocl.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent aft a Two
left Buckingham Palace for Clarence House, St.. ri Ames
At a quarter past four, her Royal Highness, atte at ledlebr,
Lady Anna Maria Dawson, and Sir George Count
town on her return to Frogmore House. bAn
Count de Jarnae, French Charge d'Affaires, is
interview with Lord John Russell, at his offidisal reise a
dence in Downing-street. The Count also tr 3C`
business at the Foreign-office. cietY,
A deputation of the Aborigines Protection Sc ~d,
consisting of Mr. Samuel Gurney (president), Si r 1.4",
Buxton, Bart., Mr. Charles Hindley, M.P., Mr. S 1
Woolmer, Mr. John Burtt, the Rev. A. Wright, 14.
Mr. George L. Neighbour, the Rev. H. Bromleytary), and Mr. James Bell (treasurer), had an b iter 111
with Earl Grey, yesterday, at the Colonia..l-office .
r Atolls
A deputation from booksellers, including Mr.) the
Mr. Jones, and Mr. Haydon, had an intervie w i‘rf t" a
Earl of Clarendon yesterday at the office of tstio .1 3°31
of Trade. to •
The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England h she
general meeting yesterday. There were present To
Bishops of London and Durham, the Right E es•
H. Goulburn, the Right Hon. J. Nicholls and the D
of Westminster. ltd
The Marquis of Anglesey had an interview with -14"
John Russell yesterday. ,
The Sardinian Minister transacted business 'eel ter
at Mr.
Forein-.
Wickhgam,office Chairman of the Stamps and VI/tie:o4
had an interview with the Chancellor of the Excl teciTt)
yesterday. Lord Monteegle had also an interviev /I'
the Right Hon. Gentleman. With
The Earl of Elgin had an interview yesterday
Earl Grey at the Colonial-office. V.CI
Mr. Powles had an interview yesterday with the
of Clarendon at the Board of Trade. I'o
The Lords of her Majesty's most Honourable
'the
Council sat yesterday in the Council Chamber, fl Tool
further hearing of a petition of the Provost and Ft v•
of the College of Eton against a scheme of the role
clesiastical Commissioners for carrying into effect „e
,qty
,qtyelterations in the Dioceses of Oxford and SaV3,i,
The Attorney-General and Mr. Bethell (Queen'e• Cord
oil) were heard. The Lords present were the the
the
President, the Lord Privy Seal, Lord Campl
Vice-Chancellor of England, and the Judge of to
miralty Court.