The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-03 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.
W/NDSOR, FRIDAT.—The Queen and Prince Albert
trked this morning in the pleasure-grounds of
, e Castle. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness also
Look a drive in a pony phaeton.
pri:rr,heir Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and the
tCeess Royal were taken airings in the morning, in
e slopes and gardens of the Castle.
Ijis Royal Highness Prince Albert rode out on horse-
ek, attended by Major-General Wemyss, Equerry in
TV acting,
ItHer Royal Highne;3s the Duchess of Kent visited her
4a.,jesty at the Castle.,
the
afternoon the' Queen and Prince Albert took
,11,-,lting in a pony phaeton and pair, the Prince
tli—Lng• The Equerries the Hon. Colonel Grey and
o for-General Wemyss; attended her Majesty and his
1„(Itil Highness on horseback. The Countess of Dun-
Lady in 'Waiting, and the Hon. Misses Stanl:oy
Hamilton, Maids of Honour in Waiting, followed in
The
pony carriage and four.
I" Royal party returned t 9 the Castle n, six o'clock.
ii,er Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent took a drive
ittl°ra her residence, Frogmore Lodge-, this afternoon, in
~,open carriage.
,100-Lnhe Royal Family were taken airings in the after-
,' The royal dinner party at the Castle this evening in-
iLlued her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, the
'I4Y Charlotte Dmiclas, and the Countess Wratislaw.

dinner Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had a small
party yesterday, at Cambridge house. The com-
IVY included Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar, the
trus'ian Minister, the Netherlands Minister, Baron
,eArler, Dr. Pertz Mr. Fane, and Colonel Keate.
Lid"e„it'iyal Duke and Duchess afterwards honoured
terY. Brougham with their company at her Ladyship's
T',!ng assembly in Grafton-street.
int`'"lll Eliot and the Attorney-General for Ireland had
erviews with Lord Wharncliffe yesterday, at the
offi„
terTilale Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yes-
The morning, at ten o'clock, at the Council-office.
Lords riresent were the Lord President, Sir
frt, Hyde East, Sir Edward Ryan, Vice-Chancellor
" P,ruce, Dr. Lushington, and Mr. Pemberton
4,1"4,' The case of "Shumsoonissa Khan= v. Raj
,'nanum," was concluded. Their Lordships deli-
bee „```iudgment—that the sentence of the Court below
'nfirmed, with costs.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
40130 N, AUG. 2.-Wind, fresh westerly breeze, and fine,lbv-v,..41.1 AUG. 1.-Wind W.\.«'., moderate, P.M.
am v', breeze.-Arrd. Cypress, Appleby, Calcutta;
u lehahoe ; Perseverance, St. John's, New Thunswick ;
T'a4n, Jane' Tratters Rimouski. Sid. Dement, Hobart
lace, Great Britain, Montreal. Put back, Hope and
bet. wEs, JULY 31.-Arrd. Lima, Brown, Havannah ; Eliza.
in Bruce, Day, New Orleans.
I;'„klatourn, AUG. l.-Wind N.W., strong breezes.-Arrd.
ilersess Packet, Riosailed June 13, Bahia 22d, Pernam-
t; 48, ; has on freight about 6,0001. in gold and diamonds.
I,ii;je.oooner Judith, from Bristol to Loanda, was struck, byn
;era t:,ing and foundered, in lat. 8 N, crew and eight pass en.
'out The Harebell, from Kutch to London, in coming
the quarantine ground yesterday, grounded on St.
Bk?'- Bank, but came oif and proceeded.
Dern-Zall JULY 31.-Arrd. Victory, Quebec. Sid. Ness,
Bui„,
Itard•-Tlln, JULY 31.-Arrd. Isabella, Prout, Prince Ed-
-4 ten stand.
4ten ''unis JULY 30.-Arrd. Karen Gutlett, Quebec for
Ll'lt Straits, with mainmast sprung.
•h'od vzilit,l-1 A uGusy 1.-Wind N.W., fresh„-Arrd. Cor-
T,-"uao Havannah ; Adrian, Davies, New Orleans ;
fiii:ll4,"ger;, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Iceger, Jones,
'-loliclso, Mars, SeaiNvmph, and Scotland, Quebec; Rover,
or A ,)%wfoundland. Off, a barque supposed British Queen,
bae-71 her ; Sir Henry Huntley, Prince Edward's Island. Put
Sir Charles
enders Naier, Quebec.
"ItYnotty' Jtil Y 31.-Arrd. Dykes and Fawcett, Quebec ;
° . '
n, Restigouche.
yeste ORD, JULY 31 The Sarah, hence to London
rclaY, grounded on Dromore Bank, but came off without
stant damage and proceeded.
841.6,7111A-3IPTON, JULY 31.-Arrd. Lloyd's, Watts, Quebec.
Gazelle JULY Miramachi • Employ, Newfoundland.
teac-QuAY 30.-A'rrd. Mary, Hudson, Quebec ;
tar, Miramichi.
14,1", JULY 30.-Sld. Maria Louisa, Calcutta.
taraie-hTili ROADS, JULY 30.-Arrd. Columbus, Pearson, Mi.
Bose:
4slior "sTLE, JULY 31.-The sloop Trio, of St. Ives, went
am ,e Yesterday, during a heavy gale, at TrebarwithHavten,
c-atl._,Dtas received much damage, but may be got off if
ther Moderate. The Mary, of Padstow Couch, parted
her
to at port Gavan last night, and is likely to be lost.
AUG. 1.-The Pandora, of and for WP,.,erford,
ttlt-iSt. John's, New Brunswick, was fallen in with 25th
ark' the 50, 50, lon. 19, water-logged, and on
crew taken off by the Isabella, arr'ived here.
er beam ends,
a,sll4l'AcostnE, AUG. 1.-Some tubs 14; spirits are washing
uin Mort AUG.
EAST INDIA. SHIPPING.
Tl.ArrivalS Bombay-7 England's Queen, May 21 ;
sT;rnistle and Princess Cliarlotte, 21st ; Caledonia, 24th ;
26th ; Ettgie, 27th ; Windsor Castle, 28th ;
eir_°i-uLleivaen;pjooull.l Larne, 7th ; Universe, 16th, all
aram Dyaram, May 23 ; Good Su.c-
i_ ' 31st ; A':ivocate, June 3, from Siam ; Austrahs,
/4471 21; ritnlius, 26th ; Isabella, 27th ; Token,2Ectohrrk
44,4 versham, 29th ; Albatros, June 3, all f
r, a, • Caledonia, May 28,, from Newcastle.; Coro-
Z01k,,-4e't 27th , Larkins, 2Sth ; Forfarshire, 29th ; Paul
ell June 6.; Bombay Castle, Bth ; Anne Eliza, 11th,
Atrc`roln China. Vaulina, May 29, from Boston ;
ford 31st, from
)1.r(1 3 ist,
from Mauritius ; Brilliant and Sarah Boss-
Glasgow ; Persia, June 4, from
froeeritick mum Glasgow 6th, from Bristol ; Trio, 14th,
:13 Aden ; 15.1.1ijesty!s ship Nimrod, 18th, from
rlncornalee.
ritibu,e,part_tr. es from liombay
Majeaty's ship -ictreas May 19, to Mau-
-o.:leaus and St. Mango, 21st Clio, 20th, t
JouTtic,rin4cr
Julia,
AN, ; :Auckland steamer, 13th-all from Calcutta. Shaw
AN, a and Earl of Clare,
260-1; I, • - May 22 ; Prince of Wales,
Buis of
4itihas;tiSno.ulstana, 9th
owjee 1 amily, 27th ; Stalkard, June 4; Charles
Port William 12th j
; St. L^wrence 12th ; Mar-
" ' ; amsec,,tfee Jeejeebhoy, 13th. ;
and Queen ViAoria, 15th ; John Wick-
Iktrer, 17th-all to China. Cheverell, May 22, to Hull.
st
aYw' 26thi to Zanzibar. Northumberland, 28th ;
aq, 20th, .
Henry, June 9-all to London. Nina,
Abr Y 28 ; Monarch, 29th ; Scope, 30th ; William
t June 2 ; Bolivar, 4th ; Ann Martin, Bth ;
email_
Queen, 12th ; ..,Philopontas, 13th ; Panthea, 15th
t? Liverpool:. Favourite, June 2, to Whampoa.
~in"Le, May 23 ; Gillies, June 2, to Siam.
to 3; Maus JIIIIO 3, to Colombo. Anonyma, June 17,

lit4rrivals nt Sydney, New South Wales
-Cremona,
Abrie", alle.t Mary Nixon, M`Donnell, previous to 16th
ith`ciot fr's ail ora
forLondon.Lo on.. The Sultana and Gannett were
to
::\•,4l',,.rrivaln at Kedgeree—Ranger, May 14, from Penang;
30th t+ 14th; Resolution, 28th; Rustomjee Cowasjee,
)11.ed Rover, June 4th; Hero, Bth; all from China.
May 15th; Bowling, 30th; from Glasgow.
15th; Tar, 16th; Argyle, June 1; Tynwald,
iTlall from Mauritius. Josephine, 15th; from Havre.
tiff at-on 15th; from Bristol. Asiatic, 15th; from
L'ag,4.-•Patriot Queen, 16th; Livingstone, 19th;
g
24,1,44 n d Tamerlane, 12th: Chatham, 24th; Hannah,
atone Da
evon, 25th; Athena, 25th; Queen, 28th; Bed-
7th: une 3; Alexandrina, 6th; Lady Flora Hastings,
...:11e2u41front Liverpool. Bentinck, steamer, 16th, from
'frownW
,; eraft 17th, from Penang. Kilblain, 18th,
~dfernock. China, 18th; Malacca, 19th; Duke of
114ord, `'=4th; Sophia, 29th; Justina, 30th; all from
44(11:311 and Madras. William Spand, 24th, from
fi'lderaB' Lady Kinnaird, 24th ; Gemini, 25th; Path-
-3pth3oth; all from London. Zuleika, 24th; Clown,
101,„, from Singapore. Elphinstone, 25th; from Cove-
Nh'; Buckinghamshire, 26th; Alie and Rohomon,
JuneMang,,o, June 6th; all from Bombay. Argyle,
Penafrom Mauritius and Madras. .Amazon, from
fr00,11.,:g. Lady Clarke, 6th, from London. Bland,
A '-iverpool and Maras. Diadem, from Trincomalee.
4avals at Madras—Her Majesty's ship Alligator,
'from Hong-Kong, and sailed June 3, to Hong-
(l.Al,l, ; Walmer Castle, Campbell, May 25, from Lon-
Itt.:91(1 sailed June 7, to Calcutta ; Hersey, 27th, from
s, and
sailed 31st, to Moulmein ; Bland Callan,
11st-',from Liverpool, and sailed to Calcutta ; Apolline,
Atl,l4.°lA Mauritius, and sailed June 2, to Calcutta ;
froth-ron, June 2, from Point de Galle ; John Bibby,
loto; ehiaa, and sailed 7th, to Calcutta ; Earl of Dur-
j,-, 4th from London ; Mary, Harrison, sth, from
Istorit,4:4l ; Pondicherry, from Bordeaux ; Lord Elphin-
erffi„) ; Clarisse, 10th, from Moulmein ; Lord Hun.
—4, 12th, from London ; Medusa, from Sydney.

aorAlts
"S AND WIDOWS.—The social life ofll the
s
ex,r, I,ng clergy of the Church of England, with a
74.1.71.:;er".tes of good and evil, presents a fine field of ob-
c`P at"°ll for the novelist, and the clever author of
sincie-r Priggins " has but exhibited his usual excellent
f
;,et°lll,,t ent in availing himself of the many sources o
ti,ac.ilo interest to be found in this direction, for the
the er'als of a new work which is about to issue from,
It iFl'ss under the title of " Parsons and Widows.
nar;artyported that the work comprises many strikingaqd
ves full of strong and well relieved portraiture,n
Rha,d_ ustrative in a remarkable manner of the lights and
himou's that make up the extste-ace of that my:,
1t,,,,,„1ed and truly useful charactez the country pastor.
PortiZt'ee and pathos, crime and s,Jrrow, with a due pro-
ht:,,,t' of the picturesque arid humorous, we have
wie form the principal features in "Parsons and
so ,t(3;" and we cannot e-atertain a doubt that a work
•aiii,r°igly appealing to 'die sympathies of the reader
its publication, Yattract general attention.
114,41t"t11T FROM TYJE EARL or ORKNEY TO HER
ori7r•--Two very beautiful emews, bred by the Earl
have • tlen -upon Vis estate at Taplow, near Maidenhead,
have just been pr's;sented by his Lordship to the Queen. They
with
then ;:laced in her 11Iajesty's aviary in the Home Park,
at Ny,,! 'Aber rare and curious birds belonging to the Queen,
a. r.
ettriy°l iu, OUT ON AN EMPTY STOMACH.—Breakfastth_ • the air is drawn in by the nostrils, and the moisture of
jt Sr th by the mouth, the exhalation of which we take in.
is !n14 a' lvisable never to go out of doors fasting : this caution
!'
k2ocially necessary during epidemical distempers, or if one
Fed to go among sick people. In winter, a glass or
sonic
wine is an excellent preservative against the unv,,hole-
ti nip ;it is good to take some food, but in a small quan-
i.r:idtya.nll,ich may serve to employ and settle the stomach, and
Ent of cordial. In summer, it prevents our being affected
e.co.rupt air, and keeps off cholics, vomitings, dysen-
es, cco. In winter, it fortifies against the severity of the
(Teat.l the malignant vapours of mists. In spring, it is of
efficacy against high winds, against the damps and
"ja,elva, Which are frequent in that season. There are the ad-
ges of a practice which I have punctually observed.—
°Main Pidding's Olio and Tea Talk.
A The benefit taken by Risley and his two sons on
enday last, at the Porte St. Martin, was tremendous.
rouquets and plaudits were showered upon the two children
fearful extent. One of the chief features of the evening
Elssler's bolero of last season, danced by Silvain and
ri'ladenioiselle Camille deliciously. It created a perfect furore
,°llg the Parisians a,ssemblecl to see, as they supposed, the
41 9f tile 1,19191149T1,h0, 1191Yenr frelnaillCd 1111tii rtturday.