The Sun.
London, England, 1844-07-15 00:00:00

CURT
WINDSOR, SMAY.—This morning the Queen alit!
Prance Athert,he Duchess of Kett, t!-,e ladies an
gentlemen of t, royal suite, and-- 'the
tended Divine seice at the private chapel in'the Castle
The Hon.
Her Majesty al Prince-Albert wallied" f6renoou
and R. C. Leslie Courtenay officiated.
in the pleasure gunds of the Castle. he
Their Royal lghnesses . the Prince,fift-Wats, t
Princess Royal, ad the Princess Alit ,were taken
airings in the moteg.
Yesteri_,daY-forenin her Majesy
accompanied by to Princess Royal, wei t' to Adelaia•
Lodge, in a pony el - -
iage. ' • the
Their Royal Hignesses the Prince of, Wal an
Princess Alice wercaken, an airing yestetday morning
in an open pony cartage.• • Prince Albert,
'
His Royal Highnis Prince Albert visi;ed ber:''
Highness the Duch% of Kent yesterday afternoon 5
her residence, Frogrore Lodge. •
Viscount Jocelyn rrived at the Castle yesterday, on
visit to the Queen.
The royal dinner arty at the Castle yesterday e°
ingincluded Viscoun Jocelyn an the Hon. Angus'and Mrs. Liddell.

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The Duke of Caabridge honoured the Dm.° Bt
Wellington with his ompany to dinner on SatunilitY, 55
Apsley House. In tie evening the Duke, and DUch,e4f
of Cambridge honoued the Italian Opera with t"'
presence.
The Duchess of Ctnbridge, the Princess Mail', a,ej
the Grand Duke of Vlecklenburgli Strelitz,
Divine service at GNvenoi Chapel, South Alld,lenp.
street, yesterday mooing. The Duke of Cambriul',:s
attended bciVlajor Steihens, attended Divine service
• St. Peter's Church, Eitin•square. •
• The Commissioners 7or promoting and' elm°uprilgin'
the Fine Arts in the iebuilding the Palace Of 41 eye,
minster had a meeting-on Friday, at Gwydyrlj°,ll,;a,
The PO namissionerpresint were the Duke Of
Viscount Palmerston, Ltrd Colborne, Mr. Gaily
Mr. Benjamin Hawes, M. G. Vivian, Lord Mabee,
the Right!Hon. T. B. Mtcaulay. ' oe
Lord Stanley left ton on Saturday, for Tun l).""'
Wells.
- A meeting of the Commissioners for the g.sernl33(l
of Pentonville Prison was held at the Council-Ace °
Saturday. The Commissioners present were LMT,
Wharncliffe, the Duke'of Richmond, 111,jor ifebb,
Craufurd, and Mr. Russell..
Dispatches were received at the Colonial=onace,l
Saturday from the Governors of New South Willis ,
the Mauritius.

LLOYD'S' SHIPPING.

LONDON, JULY 13.—W.S.W.,_light breeze, and clot; lbevi
DEAL, JULY 12. Wind N.W.,.moder..te.—Arrd: IS eA
Myth, Lane, Mauritius; Everetta.Park, tit. Andrew% ,$ll,
Brunswick, for Hull; J. A. Melvain, St. John's ; 1.3r4i!,/,
Newfoundland. Std. Centurion, Antigua ; Mauritlu,,Antto,
Butsror., JULY 12.—Arrd. Maria, Balsden, Barba' 0,
Sybilla, Jamaica Como, Outerbrnlge, NeW York;
Richebucto. Stainl 2.dr-W ‘4. op, r, Walke Mtoirainichi. :Gro
PORTSMOUTH. Jr,LV
Liverpool steamer, A lexat, aria. . . • •
'OFD` WEYMOUTH, JULY 12.--Trident,
PLYMOUTH, JULY 12.—Wind «'.NSpeil:ll3
Moon,' QUebec.
SOUTHAMPTON, JULY• 12.—Arrd; Gazel.e, Paul, _sicbr
bucto. Sld.'Montrose steamer,•Gibraliar. 14.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 12.:.:Wind.N.W., Fresh breeze. _
.Gardner, Cole, Calcutta ;."Barbadian, Mures, Jainalfa; os;
Barbadoes; Agnes, Green, Savanilla ; bubbn, New Orie,
Powhattan, Marshall, • Mobile ; Ge,orgiana • and OrlAtes;
Charleston; Columbia, Bootlibv. Alexandria, Unittql.Stsporli
Garieck,'Trask, .NeW York ; Ciuntess Mulgrave, 11;.I.nedoe
and Sophia, Quebec. Off, Mary Ellen (supposed), lif4F"
CLYDE, JULY 10.—S1d. Charlemagne, Boston. vel
DUBLIN, JULY 10.--Arrd..ltapid; Crosby, St John s'
Brunswick.
" GRANGEMOUTH, JULY 10.—Ami. Wink;raye, .101'
New Brunswick.
bec'
HULL, JULY 12.—S1d. Sarah; Ichalwe ; Ann Hall, Que
-THE MANCHESTER.—By a- letter received.at
day, from their' agent at Hamburgh, it appearS tll3' ;V
wreck 9f the _above. vessel has enlirely .disappeared i°llll
sands and that no further salvage could take place•sool
goods saved along the coast have beeri sold for-about. iP

EAST. INDIA SHIPPING. ootb
Arrivals—Midlothian, Morrison, from new 15;
Wales- off •Salcombe, sailed from Sydney Marcl'ile6
Blyth, Lane from Mauritius, off Portland%lie;
April 20 ; Fawn, from the-SOutli Seas, off the I'6o
wife , froni St. Helena. May. 29 ;'Gardner, Cole',
Bengal at Liverpool, sailed Feb.' 29.`1' . •
Arrivals at Sydney; New, South Wales-L.-Ala/1,34"
four, in March, from Liverpool ; William getooli
Philipson, from Cork ; Medusa, Purdie froth
Philip..
Departures from Sydney Amelia, 11PDalil
March 11, to New Zealand 2; Christina, 14th, to-do;
Philip ; Isabella, Hardie, to Port Philip and 1-011$1'
Andromeda
,15th, to London ; Alice Brooks, td
paraisa ; Vary Ann, Brown, tO'Launeeston. -
Arrivals at Mauritius Sauey Jack, Paddle, Al:'100"
Marie Larne, Croft, 17th ,
, from Madagascar ; "from
atd, lBth, from Fort Dauphin ; Ernestine, i6th,,, .deo%
Nantes, passed to Bourbon ; Levant, from Monte'vloy,
Grecian, from Liverpool and Cape-- Hersey ; Bast
from Calcutta.
A
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Departures from Mauritius—Heart of Oak, A-P--
tb
to Liverpool ; Manchester, 12th, to Madagascar ; ict
William Pitt, Vixen, and Thomas Jones, loading
London.
fob Arrival at Valparaiso—Bangalore Nelson'
Auckland, and sailed, April 9.
• Arrival at Macao--Arab, Nickles, from SinisP6re.

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rr EIROADSTAIRS, JULY 12.—Among the late R 'fir
at this delightful and fashionable watering-place, aTi.ii4
Charles:;Forbes, Colonel' Smyth; Mrs:, Colonel,
-- anto a 1
Webb, Ballantyne, Esq., and family, Captain Birstel,
W. Lane, Esq., and family, Digby Latimer, Esq.,
ed
,E 841,, Charles Edwards,' Esq., Mrs. A. Taylor, Miss, ,ar,
.Charlton, Mrs. Bolt, Mr. and Mrs. P. Hurd, G.' L. f',,p,
sq., and family, W. Gwinnell and family, Mr. al!,s,
:Rigby, the Misses Trotts, and Mr. Rivington and fatwel'n'oi'
CAPTAIN WARNER'S INVISIBLE SHELL. ----'..e,
klerable interest has been excited. during the la,t
aiongiiaval and military eircles, I.y an intimation,•oo
generally circulated; to the effect that a trial of.C'frof
' Warner's newly-invented explosive power, for iltriitd
•ing ships, fortres:ies, &c., would be made off pi;
Chain Pea- tie . Saturday. • The experim- lit "1.1"
pounced. to be upon a very large scale, Mr: J47'
Somes. the eminent 'ship-owner, who is believed 'l,- ~,
eri
. somewhat sceptical as to the action 'of Captain %Vali,
formidable missile, having granted' a large ship .()J,, ,O
tween- 800 and 400 tons burthen,. Stained the
, iv'Gaunt,. for the purpose of being experiment" 03
V.cmgidersible number of seienzifie
some noblemen, who have muniteatcd an interest i" otv'
invention, including Viseount:lngestre, Lord Lofilist, the
Lord Longford, left town on Saturday morning;
.purpose of being present at the 'promised trial, ":00
Warner-• having engaged by the distherge llf '
.Ahell: to blow the ship into a thousand piere3.l,,eo
arriving at Brighton, however, the company
greatly inortified at finding that, Owinfrz to the preva,oo
at a 'Strong westerly' wind. the !, of toy s;
tug to contend against it, , the. .T,,hn o'Cia tint 10,. `01s;
been ribte‘to make. o nor. Irn. :he bast ,;
he Ilan that could be übtailied, was itsupposed that 6:of
been able to reach • Dungeness. Under these eirylieli
,sttinees-a postponement of the experiment was abso ,0
necessary, and the company returned to town not "'ce3
chagrined at the disappointment they had experleo pre
A large number of military officers who had been'ite
sent at the -review were to have gone down by th:6ll`)
o'clooktrain, anti a special train had been engage
convey them home in the evening; but fortunate
express which was forwarded to London by. , „V
Warner, arrived in time to prevent their leaving co
It is now expected that the experiment will' be made
Ttiesday. - It
•,
-r• ABUNDANCE" OF MONEY.—A feature in the fv)
of the Money Market, as respects the transactiora°ceo
present 'week, is that the Reduced Three per of
Annuities have touched par, while, the Three-401'0e
Consols have realiseel—the half-yearly dividend illefifitlr
Such the, abundance. Of money, 13°,oloi;
Standing the various and increasing means of
ne
ment aftbrded by the railway and other companies'
,too numerously brought before the public, that o.'t
any amount of stock, probably hundreds of.t.hotts, v
excepted, would meet with immediate purchase:lo,.lo
offered in theopen market. The statement we Ecu
ei
this day week, that the surplus revenue of the filloOt'
'year ending an the sth of April last, about 60% et
would he applied in diminution of the FuetleoN
I.l.tifoncled Debt, appears to haVe beets very be es:
correct: A much larger sum, however, is to WI;
pended in the 'eancellation of Exchequer Bills thtiloro,
anticipated, it appears by the notice from the tt"
Commissioners of her Maestyhat Vs
nuitrtey'endipg on the 10th jof o's Treasury, t,
i fig