The Sun.
London, England, 1844-07-11 00:00:00

COURT CIRCUIAR.

The Queen held a Privy Counci at half-past two
o'clock yesterday afternoon, at Buckighani Palace. I!
was attended by his Royal Highness line Albert, Loll'
Wharncliffe, the Lord President ; th Duke of Bile'
clench, Lord Privy Seal ; the Duk of Wellington,
Commander-in-Chief ; Sir Robert Pel, First Lord of
the Treasury ; Earl of Aberdeen, Scretary of State
for Foreign Affairs ; Lord Stanley, bcretary of Statte
for the Colonies ; Sir James Graham, Secretary of Stae
for the Home Department ; Earl of laddington, First
Lord of the Admiralty ; Sir Edward ZnatcOull, ,Par
master of the Forces; Lord Granville lomersct, Chan-
cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster ; the ::arl of Liverpool,
Lord Steward ; the Earl of Delawarr, Lord Chamber
lain ; the Earl of Jersey, Master of thellorse ; and the
Marquis of Exeter, Groom of the Stole b Prince Albert.
Her Majesty .in Council was pleaset to declare the
Right Hon. William Lord Heytesbury, Lieutenant G.e;
neral and Governor-General of that pai of the Voile"
Kingdom called Ireland.
The Hon. William Bathurst was the Clerk of.the
Council in Waiting.
The Court was attended by the Marqu's of Angles-o'f
Gold Stick in Waiting, the Vice-Chamberlain, the
Treasurer of the Household, and the Conptroller of we
household.
The Earl of Morton and the Hon. Captain Hood were
the Lord and Groom in Waiting.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert took their accustomed
early walk yesterday in the Royal Gardens of 13itekinr
ham Palace.
The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the
Princess Royal, left Buckingham Palace in an open pelt'
riage and four, at half-past four o'clock yesterday Pre";
noon, for the Paddington terminus of the Great WesTbter.
elr
Railway, escorted by a party of Light Cavalry.
Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and the Princess
Alice followed in the next carriage, and the Viscountes
-Jocelyn, Lady in Waiting, the Maids of Honour, the
ci
Earl of Morton, Lord in Waiting, the Hon. Cert3l;,
Hood, Groom in Waiting, Colonel Buckley, EquerrYT,
Waiting, and Colonel Bouverie, Equerry to Prince "'
bert, followed in two open carriages and four.
Her Majesty and the Prince were conducted to th
carriage by the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlei,l4o
the Master of the Horse, the Groom of the Stole '
Prince Albert, and the Vice-Chamberlain.
WINDSOR, WEDNESDAY.—Her Majesty and roll, 4,
Albert, accompanied by the Princess Royal, and "
tended by the Vicountess Jocelyn, Lady in Well
arrived at the Castle at 25 minutes before six br
this afternoon, in an open carriage and four, escorts
a party of the Royal Horse Guards, commanded by 3'),',1
Honourable Charles Cust, from the Slough statieli:
the Great Western Railway.
The Prince of Wales and the Princess Alice,
.tteefi
panied by the Dowager Lady Lyttleton, were in
next carriage. of
The Maids of Honour in Waiting, the Earl of Mef'ait.
Lord in Waiting ; Hon. Captain Hood, Groom in fain
ito7 ; Colonels Buckley and Bouverie, Equerries,o
Waiting to her Majesty and the Prince, followed in tr
open carriages and four. t

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent arriv°l4
her residence, Frogmore Lodge, at half-past °b
o'clock this evening, in a carriage and four. 114
The Royal Duchess landed at Woolwich Doclo-0.
from the Continent from the Princess Alice stem
packet at half-past four o'clock. Her Royal Hie jo
was attended by Lady Anne Maria Dawson, L 0,44
Waiting, and Colonel Sir George Couper, Bart., -
troller of her Royal Highness's Household. ;nuti4
The Royal Duchess left Woolwich at twenty 01'v',
past five o'clock, and immediately proceeded to

more.
Mr. Moon had the honour of an interview viri. fog
Royal Highness Prince Albert relative to the engtd
from the picture by Winterhath, of his Royal
AlMr.bert, Prince of Wales.
Craufurd, Inspector of Prisons, had an inter
with Lord Stanley yesterday at the Colonial-odice.,se
Dispatches from the Governors of Ceylon and ffic,'
Zealand were received yesterday at the Colonial-o
to/
Dispatches were sent off last evening for the Govero°
Gibraltar.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Queensbery► fet
Lady Georgina Douglas, have left Farrance's 1101 c
Anglesey, near Portsmouth.

ATTILA PEEL'S VICTORY 01P
THE TRADE OF THE BRITISH EMFJU •
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUP'
DEAR SlR,—Procrustes deems it essential that,, id
New Currency Bill should be passed forthwith: lo
order, to put an end to commercial speculation•_;„io
spite of his many miserable failures, I can Pinto
him success in this enterprise ; and, moreover, tucoi
shall fare like the Asiatic in the fable, who PN.
that Alla would turn the Euphrates throug'opt
lands. The prayer was granted—his crops boo'
away by the torrent, and himself lodged in the
of an aligator.
a Pillt
" Commercial speculation," which this uti,h, bs-
powerful lunatic deprecates and seeks to crus,i'n„? —ola'
another name for trade and commerce. "ye-01019
tion " consists in making purchases or evebilt
under an assumption that the articles bong
be again sold with a profit.
A. B, a merchant, orders from France 10,0 ,sell
lons of claret, judging that he shall be able to re. 80
it in smaller quantities, at such advance of pile 0
shall yield him interest on his capital and a fair P7OO
C D engages to furnish a customer with 1,000 0
of West India coffee by a certain day, at a ell V
price, assuming from certain facts that he Ai°, II
able to obtain the c4fee and bring it to Lon°°''''il
le
an expense below the sum which he is to rec

for it. kat°
Cal
F consigns to his correspondent at be
2,000 cwt. of glass, assuming that it will sell' t
to a profit. All these men speculate.
11°1
But there is another case which noodles Would
suppose to come within the category. hole
G H, a retail tradesman, purchases of a' vi at)
sale house, in the spring, a thousand pounds W; et
of summer silks. He "speculates'l as at kill
either of the other three—that is, he inT
capital on an assumption that certain eVellw
hereafter happen.
Again, J K, a manufacturer, makes, in the It6lo
a certain amount of goods, for summer wear-he
" speculates."
00;
In a word, " commercial speculation " is the -00,
spring—the vital blood—the soul—of our Iliatitrot
transactions; and this our lunatic proposes to ae-arli
Thanks to the apathy of the public, and then
incredible ignorance of our Legislature, he it. ¢o'ceed. May the Lord have compassion 00
happy victims! 400,
When will men cease to suffer the fate of 11' tbe`
to be decided by Babblers, and leaders of (or
panderers to) class interests ?
COMMON SEJ-

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. tes)
•
(Before Mr. Sergeant ADA3IS and a full Bench of Meg,strs
AT ,lid
THE LATE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF GAMBLEFS
WEST END. cstid
Yesterday being appointed for hearing appeals,
was crowded to excess by persons anxious to hear tomd
of those individuals who had appealed against the d7eo
of several of the metropolitan Magistrates, who sell,' 619,,
them to various terms of imprisonment, and infliete'cjetor,
some of which amounted to 501., for being either proP'o tb
and managers of gambling-houses, or being found tein, ,
01t",;
premises when the police, in a large body, and s:
neously, stormed a great many of those dens of 11'00;
in the neighbourhood of Leicester. square and St- '.1„81,1107,,,
The names of the appellants were John Barlow., O
Cauty (better known as Captain Cauty), ;
„f
Joseph Everett, and William Allan.
Mr. Clarkson and several of the gentlemen of .r.dtheill.ti'l
who were engaged on either side appealed to the w,-ppel,
Chairman as to the propriety of entering upon this
now, as they had to go on circuit to-morrow, and Itd
be quite impossible to close the sessions in one day.
Mr. Sergeant ADAMS concurred in the views of the P-nuiclr,,
Gentlemen, and said that the best course to adopt 'y4o'
to defer the hearing of these appeals to the October 13'
They were then fixed for Oct. 25. ;n
The Court then proceeded to hear parochial affairs,
there appeared no feature of general interest.
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WAPPING, SHADWELL, AND ST. 6EORGEtS'IIiTh'
n 91 efol
EAST REGATTA.—On Tuesday the twenty-third an-lI,A
lers match, by eight free watermen of the above parish
a new skiff' and sundry other prizes, was contended or foes
heats. The distance rowed was from off the St. IC-athrillihe;
Dock entrance and round a vessel moored below Nov, fort "ri
stairs, twice each heat. The fourth, or grand hell' 50'
new skiff, lay between Joseph Church, lierrnitsgSBo2;
(yellow), and Richard Jackson, Wapping New-stairs tbi CP
Church being the favourite. At starting Church I,4)°,cJ
lead and kept it a considerable distance, Jackson ireihrl;s
bed
behind, both men displaying excellent science.
the distance had been rowed, Jackson headed Chun osP4
won by nearly four lengths. Mr. Thompson, the ''sfsci°"
conducted the proceedings in an impartial and 50 d
manner.
„Ai 011014
EXPLOSION OF A STEAM-BOILER.—The•
inquest on the bodies of the unfortunate
killed by the explosion of a boiler at Bolton, was w" 141`,6
to a close, after three days' inquiry, on TuesdnAre 0,1
the jury returned the following verdict stet,ol"
unanimously of opinion that the death of Joie by
-
Bridget Hart, and James Nl'Donald, was caused TV
explosion of the steam-boiler at Mr. Brooks's 104 $00:1
the said boiler exploded from the pressure of the
cos.,
being too great • and that George Branscome has re 11°:,
the explosion. 'We are also of opinion that due eilef t1:0
not been used in the general superintendenee..,
steam-engines and boilers." George Branseer„Kf
thereupon committed to take his trial for man site rey',
A subscription was entered into by the jury for tilBt 1°,4
of the families of the deceased, and the sum of 01
was handed to the Coroner, as the commence°
subscription for that purpose. of
na 05
MISS STRICKLAND S " LIVES OF THE .4,-fhe1 •
ENGLAND,VoLVII."—The last four chapters el 'VP 't
of Elizabeth, and the whole of the interesting ji;ife
Anne of Denmark, occupy this volume. The rtial
Elizabeth is written with great care and imrlooo,
It is the most difficult, as it is the most consPi° coess
graphy of the whole, and certainly the most 011„. del„,
Our author is not satisfied with even an elaboratn'el
•orthe inold-ents of the reign and the pers°revietf
tory of the Sovereign ; she supplies a complete e FCCI°O/
the social and political characteristics of thaisdoclo
England, as it was in that reign, is brought
0„ie•-•-lre,
before us—the manners and customs of the reli;erattlc.ol
men of mark and eminence—the costume and t of rfded
and so to speak, gossip of the day. The ar",eroph" to
biography has never been more felicitously ei'rerter
than in this instance. Anne of Denmark, IP 0'11! 9
i von ppb
Elizabeth in intellectual capacity, held Pes '
surrounds her with great historical interes tof
Strickland makes the most of it. Of the twoi;unpvto
graphy is likely to fascinate the .greate„t, the,
readers ;it is more stirring and dramatic. 11"
both excellent.—Court Journal.

If-past two
Palace. It
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rst Lord of
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ry of State
try of State
gton, First
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f Liverpool,
l Chamber
te ; and the
ince Albert.
declare the
ttenant Gr,
F the United

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mrlain, the
roller or the

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accustoMed
of Bucking'

vied by the
an open Car,
terday after'
'eat Western
airy. The",
the Princess
Viscountes
Honour, t';
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Chamberlioll'
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landed by
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