The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-22 00:00:00

co RP CLIWULAK.

OSBORNE, JcrLY 21.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended
by Lady Fanny Howard and Colonel Sir G. Couper, ar-
rived at 03horne on a visit t.) her Majssty.
Thu Queen, accompanied by Princess A:ice, Princess
He!er,a, and Prince Leopold, drove out in the afternoon.
The Prince Consort crossed over to Gosport in the
R.)yal yacht Fairy.
Her Mjesty's dinner party included her Royal High-
ness the Duchess of Kent, his Serene Highness the
Prince of Leihingen, Lady Fanny Howard, Sir George
Cooper, acd Captain Crispin, it. N.

A meeting of the Council of the Dahlly of Cornwall
was hold yesterday at the Duchy-oflice, Buckingham-
gate, St James'N-park, There were present the Lord
Chancellor, the It!ght Hon. T. P. Leigu ; the Keeper of
the Privy Seal, Mr. Whitmore; the Attorney General,
Mr. Alexander; the Duke of Newcastle; and the Se-
cretary, Mr. J. It. Gardiner.
A deputation from the Thames Conservancy Lad an
interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yester-
day at his efficial residence in Downing-street. The de-
putation
consisted of Mr. J. Thorp, Mr. Alderman
Humphery, elr. J. Turoley, Mr. T. Lakin, Admiral
Austin, Captain Pigott, and Mr. Edward Tyrrell, at-
tended by Captain Burstal, secretary, and Mr. Stephen
Leach, engineer.
A depn:aijon from the parih of St. Dotolph Without,
Aldgate, and the precinct of St. Katharine, on the eut)-
ject of the Meoropatan Local Management Act Amend-
ment Bill, had en interview with Lord J..,tin Manners
yesterday, at the Office of Works, Whitehall-place. Tee
deputati,n consisted of Mr. C Let, 'secretary of thy, St.
Katharine Dock Company ; Mr. White, Vestryman of
S. B,tolph Without, Aldgate; Mr. Duke, vestryman
of St. Bitalph Without, Aldgate; Mr. Glynes, vestry,
lerk of St. T:l3olph Without, Aldgate; and Mr. Tool-
mm Smith.

A deputation from the Cotten Supply Association of
Manche ter, consisting of Mr. Henry Ashworth, Mr.
W. Wanklyn, and Mr. Jo, eph Simpson, had au interview
wits the Cnancellor cf the Exchequer at his oflical re-
sidence in DJwniak:-strut yesterday. The deputation
%"a3 accompanied by Mr. JJIII-. Cheethain, M.P., Mr.
'P. M. Gibson, M.P., Mr. It. Phillips, M.P., and Capt.
Gray, M.P.
A deputation of Middle,z(xjiisVcec,, cai)sistirg of Mr.
Coarles 13. Cittrell and Mr. Yo snail, chit.rman of the
Quarter wish Mr. Ohm. Wright, clerk, trans-
acted builne3s at the Horne-utlics yesterday.
Mr. Tewaite,, chairman of the Metropolitan Mud of
Work,, had an interview with the Chaticellor of the
D.,,pmehes ..era received yesterday at the Colonial-
office Ironi the Governor of Helivland

Their R,yal Highnesses the Duke of Cambridge,
the Hereditary Grand Duke and Grand Duchtse of
Meeklenburgh-Strelitz, and the Princess Mary, attended
by Baron Knesebeck, leave St. Ja.mee's Palace on Satur-
day ncx-, for Cambridge Cottage, Kew, for the season.
His Royal Highness the Dose of Cambridge purposes
ti er:ter on 'the occupation of Giouc.ster House, bc-
qtrFath:d to the Duke by the late Duchess of Gloucester,
in the course of the eli,ning mootb, the repairs and in-
ternal decors,tion:, having been compieted some weeks.
The Marqis and Marcilione,s of Breadalbatie ..re
cx?ected to return to town from Carlsbad about the
middle of next month, and then repair to Taymouth
Ca ;tie, Per,hkhire, to receive company.
Tbe Doubt:3s cf Somerset bad an at ernoon party yes.
terday aft,:rnoon at Wimbledon Park. A large circle
f the met-et:erg of the aristocracy autinbled as the
duchess's invitation.
The Etrl and C, uutess of Wicklow have left town on
a tour in Germany.
The C.mntess of Elarrington has issutd invitstionß for
a so:rea datisante to-night at Ilarriugtn House, Ke'n.
slngton Psl ice-gardens.
Earl Granville I,ft town on Tuesday evening, for his
Seat in Staffordshire. Thu countess also lift town the
same day for Aldenham Palk, her sou's seat in S:.rJp-
lire.

The Earl of Clanwilliam returns from his fishing ex-
cursion in Scotland in a few days, to join the countess
in Belgrave-square. Tao noble earl and countess then
go to Deal Castle for the autumn.