The Sun.
London, England, 1845-10-02 00:00:00

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Colonel the Hon. Charles Grey has sm.,
Arbuthnot in tho duties of Equerry in Waiting t 6
Majesty.

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Earl Delawarr had an interview with Sir Robert; r
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yesterday. Kith , tbo
Mr. Masterman, M.P., had also an interview
0
Right Hon. Baronet.
Mr. Higham, Secretary and Comptroller-General . t°,,* tsa
Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Dept, r„,,s-
an intervievr with the Chancellor of the Exchequer on • '
day, at his official residence in Downing- street.cted bu
.31r. Murphy, the Mexican Minister, transa sijlts°
yesterday at the Foreign-office.
Dispatches from the Governor of Sierra Leone wrre
.Ibrtre
cGmreoievvseettrinl3no-edrsioaterday at the Colonial-office. Di'Patchesbet4l set
fCjoalmo Colonies, sent o yesterday
evenwb
0'
the Colonial-office. were
drealso for
off
Governors of
,t.‘, fr
io tel°
Sir Robert and Lady Peel left their residence in 1,111
gardens yesterday, for Drayton Manor, Staffordshire. of`e'
Mr. J. Strettell Brickwood, Put:die Works Llan a
South-Sea House, and the Chairman of the Excise,„er.
views yesterday with the Chancellor of the Exclieg ..
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ETON COLLEGE.
PRINCE ALBERT'S PRIZE. for for the
ETON, T UESDAY. —The result of the examinsti
°Albert, to
prize of 50L, given by his Royal Highness Prince accork
be disposed of by the Provost and Head-lifoe,rl;, p rOlOr
ing to the judgment of competent examiners, for
ed by tilt
tion of the study of modern languages, was itell°—eitille tilt
Rev. Dr. Hawtrey, the Head-Master, this moi—gg9frec7b,
upper school. The examination, which was ironth°,he
German, and Italian languages, commenced l,i, Eer:
intant ; the result being transmitted, as usua, to 00e-
Highness Prince Albert at Windsor Castle, 11
Master, as follows :
no Prize

FRENCH.—First prize (101. ), Close; seco,_
01'
Peel, a son of Mr. Lawrence Peel. rize
GE MI AN. —.Fit st prize (10/.), Dugdale; ece-411d P
rize 01')
Parker.
second P
ITALIAN.—First prize (10/.), Close;
Boileau, ma. 4.iculsrlirt;
The followin were also selected as having Pal —13370,1_,00,
tinguished themselves:—ln French, Foster, Inaij:7,,g,
ton, and Boileau, ma. In German, Barton, P.coraeh"
and Wheatley. In Italian, Stratton, Barton, all
0100,
K. S.
Close, having been first prizeman in French $l3. pi,
was also presented with the remaining 51, .„; err Of'
The number of candidates in French (e2c-a—,l,-ne fite!'
guste Enot) was 19; in German (examinerr,rtra
ndo
Daubs), 9 ; and in Italian (examiner, Signor I `,Q,531135e"
Princ3 Albert's prize was founded by his i/°'
in 1841.

SPORTING INTELLIG,,vO-•
NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER be
ft
~,,eorf °not'
WEDNESDAY.
Of the three stakes proposed for this day
iinths7Plate;
standing engagements, one only filled, allll W 6.1370,110
withstanding all the stables are full of horses, pd
only one entry, the promise of sport was verY,TitdicaP P„-0
better, however, than we had looked for, thel'e"-tful, a" be
produced a dead heat. The weather was deligh of
company large and fashionable. The bill of 13'
very briefly discussed. Ikea °lff
Match, 50, h ft. T.Y.C.
Colonel Peel's Garry Owen, Bet 61b ............ Pig ei"
Lord Maidstone's Arcanus, 6st 131 b ............ toll
Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 sovs. each, 10 ft, fel.
(4 Subs.) T.Y.C. ) 7st 0
Mr. Shelley's Chandelier (late Farthing Candle) 7st
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101 b
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Mr. Greville's Deer Chase, 7st 121 b ........ .
Lord Albemarle's Nell Cook, 7st 51b ...... n't;c'e
Farthing Candle made running at a moderate .re
cords, where Nell Cook gave way, and Deer Cille,0",0000
been lying off, took the second place. The race ;tested,
in earnest half-way up the cords, was severely' ce' ,s
ended in a dead heat. Nell Cook was beaten off.
soul r;94
Heat-6 to 5 on Deer Chase, ho°. got up'
waiting race, tried half-way up the cords, rtec.,d oits'
was beaten by half a length. The pace was 3 old
The St. Leger Stakes of 25 sovs. each ; for subs.)
Bst 71b, and fillies, Bst 41b. D.I. (7 .... .. f
Lord Lonsdale's bc by Jerry, out of Turquoise ........
Duke of Richmond's Refraction .......
Mr Ford's Attorney ............ . .............5 .. .
........... 4 a
Betting--5 to 4on Refraction (taken), le•
Turquoise colt, and Bto 1 agst the Attorney. d „
The Turquoise colt made all the running, an
. 5,15'
canter by five lengths. get gib;
501., for three yr olds, 7st 51b; 4 yrs,
131 b ; 6 yrs and aged, 9st. Dkked oveb
Lord George Bentinck's Longitude, 3 yrs, ivit'"

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SCOTTISH HOSPITA d ?algid! of
A general quarterly Court of the Governors aa. the P
this valuable Institution, was held yesterday at
the Corporation in Crane-court, Fleet-street. rekl
Lord Blantyre, one of the Presidents, presideurt ,ote ittee
The minutes of the proceedings of the last the Cos loner
and confirrmd, as were also the proceedings tliem I°_,
of Relief and the Committee of Accounts, l',"tiiiagi",ere
of which it appeared that the expenditure o that tb`vsti,
quarter, in affording relief, &c., was 7361. ; and t in the
mained a balance in the hands of the treasurer,
the t the
of England, of 4491. 13s. Bd. greed kig
On the motion of Mr. DONALDSON, it Wag ace t
_A
names of all benefactors to the Institution e be'
should be placed in a conspicuous part of the of th
subject was referred to a Committee to consider ttbe
b°
means of carrying the object into
informed
ed theSsa ; •
,psirtdethtiel
The Secretary (Major ADAIR)
had received two letters from their Noble `ihro'hs
tb
Duke of Sutherland, one stating his intention, oestisgthoo
health, to resign the office of President, and fre jet,'
Coui.t to elect an individual who would be ll', rtbe
himself to attend ; and the other, congratulaba:
on the state of itS'affairs, and stating it to be hie or .-,a
e I
continue his subscription either in his own lisT/ sal te 01;
his son's. In the latter letter his Grace said, t that t tb'
think that the Society has not lost ground, bato ettellf. i
bjec
nual receipts have been such as to enable rut. est tb
amount of relief, which I think should be Yan Toltia-cobt
It would give me great satisfaction if, besides d tier `;
number of 10!. pensioners amount to one build/i;ttoo
also settle a lower rate of pension for a cortatothlas don
e
casual recipients, which would be, in fact, been Intel
that which I have understood from you had the,hef „f
as an experiment. I think it desirous, tha (lige l':001;.
should make use of its resources for the Una° oils" ire•
those in want, in preference to making ace;gulit Fit
li
stock further than prudential considerations 01-.-veceive
The reading of this part of the letter Was '
marked approbation by the whole Court. „wolf ;titer
On the motion of Dr. DICKSON, it was unan' the
4t
‘‘ That the Court had heard with deep Ogre" 00
tion of their Noble President to resign his office twit hof
Andrew's day, and more especially of the cause letter!o,e
duced him to do so. It was also agreed that the.,ceech rest°
Grace should be entered on the minutes of theol),7oolah
the Court, and a Committee was appointed t et; te;
with the Noble Duke upon the subject. sIV hj*
It was also moved, seconded, and unaninion it op°
osoot
4, That a Committee should be a pointed to t, porPottoll
Grace the Duke of Richmond andpLennox, for toulatt
requesting him to allow his name to be put in a ,r,tios.os,
St. Andrew's day next, as President of the Cogrou filittee'evel.
On the motion of Mr. Joinr Mutual' a uarf ",
appointed to investigate and report upon thew Ttb A
by Major Adair to the next general Court,it lafti; ea'
increasing the Secretary's salary, and n'ankjilp ceS5
a sac
measure adequate to such very energetic a to t_Ahe
deavours in the cause of the Scottish liospita:m"otolf
A vote of thanks was then carried nhaai:nd the
Noble Lord who had presided that day,
broke u

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NEW GERMAN RE FORlVitio Salca'
ULNE, SEPT. 2l.—The journey of M. Rongc '11) bof 3 dis'
to our place resembled more the triumphal iparnepiagelle
queror, and the inhabitants of Esslingen and Gt°',l tbeYsooB
idtasydsu,twieosuolfdLohsepwitaevleitry,ninottrielemtari
tinghished themselves in particular in the receP leta,"Pr elea
to the hero of our days. Our town, where he is to 6 pertbrsoil
leeyeo
charity. A deputation of Aldermen spirit
distigo; be olje
went out to meet him, and on his arrival in t°`:shont eseJ6
ceived by the population with an almost endles,
bitants,of
eie
The Mayorwelcomed him in the name of the inh 'lgoe' seogi
young lady of noble birth, and the youngest ir: Af..ce,'
new community, offered him a crown of laurel: it, nice 0
it 'of Chrls.t!od tins re,
and his fellow labourer in the vineyard, M. Pei ace t6l'ittr
dressed the people from the hotel Where theY ' 0-eat -0/ 06_
tnie'bsephind and it has
their residence, and were listened to with verl,b';' use to
bo
Lion. Our common council has granted for
rho ero risof
German Catholics 500 Morin% of which 10°,..,„fi°ge for to „„tP
employed in the fitting up of the Corn Pca"'"e Se net),Bo"
of worship. However, this latter will no In°rsigned Oaf tboef
as the Ministry has now granted the petition,
the use,,iee
0,
citizens, and allowed to the new coma-11014Y, r the D...:( ',
cathedral for divine service. It is said t'.'amieille,:fcs at
Wirtemberg is much displeased with hi6a, Catr wore,
having refused a similar request to the Gera'
__der o !leo'
Stutgardt, and that it is owing to this that ache Govertpics
of that country, according
favourable nature has been lately issued hY,turou C 3 cred'
there are allowed the free exercise of their r ,eiste
_'etbat
except the permission for their ministers to. °"serfoon'
altar, and for the public to call their
papers ,c. agree
tit.; I,ior
than speeches. to which the uereligioas t ilia
is eon tea i
BADEN.—The private informations from th,s there
,s;o0 0
in stating that the German Catholic Church ~,,e seem; feri
continual progress, and that in a short tinle_t'ted on
its Roman Catholic inhabitants will be effe to ha
• said ti
,o
rg rh r 010 -
lae scale. ch le 1'641
FRAstiFoßT.—The cause of the new -- a a Pt
-.0 t,- the
taken up by the people there with the saarGero.- bt ec
cause of Germany itself. The communitY 0 s rodecatioil ,
lies is daily increasing, and the otrerinfbe neW d
Lutherans and Reformists considerable the use of
Church, are already very . fused theflo)ertibil9slliii;
WIESBADEN.—The Government has re
,iece back..,,
the German Catholics to have a suitable l r who,
~ foil
worship granted to them. All those, hoWe'cle'sire tv,eliett
separated from the Church of ICorne,ted 0 theib. Soo
a new Catholic comm unity, are to be tolarae bing(Pirs of co'
principle of religious liberty established in Oa!
the righ
.hlistei
ever, this community is to be deprived 0.1_,'. jti Tesiegsf.
operation and of legally nominating its chletle eerell';e n'
are only there to be allowed to perforla of the
to.
baptism and marriages when the clergYaleaeiplie ,:oveiS;
blished Church have refused to do it on benh:,. the -005
POSEN.—No reason has been assigned.,
_th,;lics a 030007.,
ment has refused to grant to the German tla ow c° preted
place for performing Divineservice, and the in the,..ei3O
Cost, rcier
ant churchyard for that purpose. M. ....-------
has been obliged to fix upon the prayer-oni the epee
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FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE.O,
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SEE THE SUPPLEMENT
7'l/IS DAP.

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COURT CIRCULAR. Qgcm
It
WINDSOR, WEDNESDAY.—Yesterday afternoon die
walked and accompanied Prince Albert, who was. talcad to
for an airing in the garden-chair in the grounds' 01.°11°
castle.toile
This morning her Majesty accompanied the F rine t the
was in the garden-chair) in the pleasure-grounds;.
%P!tit
afternoon his Royal Highness drove her Majesty outback
e Pil
phaeton, attended by the Hon. Colonel Grey on Itiser,e
dc
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Prin etito
the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice, were t 000
forenoon their usual pony and walking exercise.
All the Royal Family were taken an airing in the sitsrli°°„::e
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and the BS rood
de Speth dined with her Majesty at the Castle yes'
evening. Berk
The Marquis of Ormonde, accompanied by Colonel to
ley Drummond, left the Castle on a shooting excumi Tio
morning. Both gentlemen are expected to return:.
Castle to dinner. lose'
heeded G bet