The Sun.
London, England, 1851-05-07 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended by the
Baroness de Speth, went to Frogmore yesterday morning.
Her Royal Highness returned to Clarence House in the after-
noon.

His Royal Highness Prince Frederick William of Prussia,
attended by Colonel Fischer and Lieutenant Von Heinz,
visited and inspected the British Museum yesterday morning.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent ♦isited her Royal
Highness the Duchess of Gloucester, on Monday, at bk,uces-
ter House.

A deputation from Marylebone, Paddington, Kensington,
Bayswater, &c., against the proposed ride in Kensington-
gardens, headed by Lord Robert Grosvenor, Archdeacon
Sinclair, and Mr. J. Evans, M.P., had an Interview y ester-
day with Lord S:=ymour, at the office of her Majesty's (.3om-
inissioners of Woods and Forests, in Whitehall-place. The
deputation consisted of Colonel BarloW, Major \Vil lock,
Major Grafton, Major Thew, Captain Deacon, R.N., Rev. Dr.
Hesse), (Ilead Blaster of the Grammar School), Rev. J. H.
Howlett, Rev. J. S. Sperling. Mr. Vincent (Deputy Remem-
brancer of the Exchequer), Mr. Shaw, Mr. Malcolmson, Mr.
Henry .Barslem (churchwarden of the parish of Paddington),
Mr. John Sperling (Kensington Palace-gardens), Mr. W.
P. Richards (Kensington), Mr. Alex. Boetefenr (Bayswater),
Dr. Bayford, lit. Wuddilove. Messrs. Clarke, Revell Phillips,
J. Goodeve, M. E. Conan, W. R. A. Boyle, and Moreton
Phillips (barristers); .Blessrs. J. E. Walters, G. Lefroy, and
J. Wilkins (solicitors) ; Mr. Merriman (surgeon), Mr.
Rongemont, Mr. C. Cope,'R.A , Mr. Redgrave, R.A., Mr. E.
Prentis, Messrs. Stephetio. Laurence, Dickinson, Churchill,
Coleman, Smith Williams, Danford, and J. E. Gray.
The Earl of Lovelace and ‘Colonel Brown had an interview
with Earl Grey yesterday at the Colonial-office. Dr. Ryer-
son had also an interview with the Noble Earl.
Mr. Arthur Sleigh, Deputy Chairman of the Canada,' New
Brunswick, and \ova Scotia Railway Company, accom-
panied by Mr. Andrew Clarke and Mr. James Davidson,
had an interview yesterday with Earl Grey at the Golonial-
office

A deputation, consisting of Lord Robert Grosvenor ALP.,
Mr. Wm. Tylee, Mr. John Pearson, Mr. John Barrett, and
Mr. James Lloyd, had an interview yesterday with Lord
Seymour on the proposed park for Finsbury.
Messrs. Harrison Watson, Edmund Leah and Matthew
Messrs.
Leahy, had an interview with Earl Grey yesterday at the
Colonial-office.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Vengeance, 84, Captain Lord Edward Russell, took in her
powder on Monday. There are no orders at Portsmouth to
fill up her crew.
Victoria and Albert, rityal yacht, Captain Lord A. Fitz.
clarence, was taken out of dock at Portsmouth on Monday,
and remains in the basin, where she will be masted, coaled,
and prepared further for summer service.
Seagull, 6, packet, Lieutenant-Commander Small, and
Spider, 6, Lieutenant-Commander Tomlineon, have both been
mustered,
inspected, and exercised at Devonport by Captain
Bing-street,
ing harbours tr
ee to
t, be paiduth ss
noff.ea
after a short
Lowe, of the nag-ship impregnable; and in the afternoon f
Monday
on ayboisthiosnagaey, in
dinto
illness, Mr. John It. E. Sadler, son of Captain Sadler,
principal
clerk in the master-attendant'
s office in _ R.N.
dockyard. Portsmouth

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
POLISII REFUGEES.—hi. Szulczewski, secretary to
the Literary Association of the Friends of Poland, in
justice to the moral character of the Polish refugees, by
which as a body they are distinguished, and to prevent
any undue prejudice in the
public mind, wishes to
state that the purport of his remarks to. Mr. Hard-
wick, in the case of Joseph Mierzcjewski, sent from;
France to England by the French authorities, Bg.
somewhat misunderstood. His meaning was, that French authorities acted generally with sereliotyL,
to-
wards Polish refugees, and that the Frenc_helies'
over
meat was not scrupulous about sending
their to this country, not only on account,
poli-
tical conduct, but on account of othereseb ..
°fog' awes not
it put in
that all the 800
political, which the law of France couldfrrera the report
force. The inference likely to be &no
persons un-
worthy the conversation with Mr. Hardwiceter, was not cor-
Poles were men of disreputable c
rect. For though some were, noc't body were of good
worthy of considdatibn;the' ¢
-tepethy from their mils-
character, and deserving of 8Y
fortunes. illoubt,

to-day
RAIL WAYBIti
------------STlinellitarg"-mYalVl6rlieAt itwal(s L:atTS.
6
s hare
zlyest3r4an....SseCotuienth-11
STOCJK EXCHANGE:Jo
e97te rtne,nOd eringeiyn'al ST111; oe
The share market continues in
_he
and prices had a down
rle:
asp otretrend
anwedrxeDc—evGerrme.aat,,sys!..s
OPOOL, MAY 6.
a
S"" E- d state, with prices tendeinale
very depre:seto.
day were as follow :-
6--3%M.—idlL°l4 downwards.donian T
, 11-16
transactioren
and.
orkshire,
Lancashl do6n3and North-West-
ern, New southiastern d D and, —Ditto, Halves.
over, 275,4 "(irk, Newcastle.
12:i 211A—y all
and Berwie , . ork and North Midland, 26%—Ditte,
Preference, 1 tA3 die.
dis......Q_knarters 5% p.
MANCHESTER, MAY 6.
Spocic ExcH"Gß.—The market has been very
to-day, and a further decline tack place in prices. _The
transactions were as follow :—Eastern Counties, 71.i--ureat
Northern, 1 gt►/inanimate
--tiv—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 63_Manchester,
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, New 61. Preference. 9-16 C. I?.
North British, Preference, 5 York and North Midland, 26 %.•
BIRMINGHAM, MAY firm
to -day,
STOCK EXCHINGI.— The market lOW
ions were as fol-
the business doing was slight. The transac
uarters, 5
t
...-
low :—London and North-Western, Nevi Q - % p.
South Staffordshire, 27), die.
trA, 5.
YORK, i "--:ctions to-day were as
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The n
follow :—Caledonian, 15—Northtr3riatish, Preference, 51.1 s 3d.
—York and North Midland, 27. • r

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upon, it would appear that among
THE LATE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—Prom
information we can rely
the sufferers only two persons (Mr. Hurry and Mr. Happier)
had availed themselves of the advantages offered by the
Railway Passengers Assurance Company, while not one of
upon obtaining information of this
di-
those who were killed had taken that precaution. The
their surgeon, Mr. Barnard Holt, of
sad rectorscai
aomf dispatchedco inp n
the Westminster Hospital, to render every assistance in
his power and thus endeavour to carry out as far as possible
•
their compact with the public, to render efficient and imnao-
F noblemanit D. T
w hi
ill
beM worts
da
diate aid in all cases of emergency.
ORlimiDMentelcd
T
re-
mainsTiirof ljthisTE ljmuch-
pcmited at the Catacombs, Kemal-green Cemetery.