The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-09 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAn.

WINDSOR, MONDAY.—Her Majesty, accompanied r„,y
the Queen of the Belgians, took her accustom c.fi e4r:y
walk this morning in the vicinity of the
Their Royal Highnesses the Prineei.s Royal and th •
Prince-s Alice were taken for art itiring this forenoon en
the Terrace and in the grounds about the Castle,
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales was t.i.k.eas
carriage airing this afternoon, attended by the Dowager
Ludy Lyttelton.
Her Majef:y the Queen of the Belgians and suit' 04.
tended Divine service in the Catholic Chapel, at (levier
Green, this morning.
In the afternoon her Maie,ty, accompanied the
Queen of the Belgians, took a drive in an open carria....
The two Ladies in Waiting on their Majesties. thi•
Countess of Dunmore and the Baroness d'llooporst,
folloa ed in another earring,, and the Equerry in Wait-
ing, Major-General Wemyss, attended on hor,ebaek.
The Royal party drove into the Green Park.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent Ikna
Lady in. Waiting, Lady Anna Maria Duivson, ivia;
t 6 Royal Dinner Circle, at the Cast]; this evening, -
TO-morrow (Tuesday) the Queen and their Be An
Majesties will, it is uxpeeted, dine with their Blitst-3ous
Relative the Dnehest of Kent at Frogmore .Lodge.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Crimbridge arrived
in town yesterday morning, from his resident* at Kew .
The Royal Duke visiti.d her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Gloucester at Gloucester House. • In the
afternoon his Royal Highness returned to Row.
The Hon. Edward Steward; Deputy Chairman of the
Customs, had an interview with the Chancellor of.the:
Exchequer yesterday, at his official resideact:,
Downing-street.
Dispatches from the Earl of Elgin, Governor of Ja-
maica, and from the Governors of the other West hi se
Colonies, were received yesterday at the Coloaial-01114%.
Dispatches were also received yesterday at the
office fro.o the Governor of St. Helena. •-

TUE THAMES TENNEL.—Yesterday, ittnonir ether
scenes of amusement and attraction provided fu; the
Ea,hter holiday folks, that wonderful achievement of att
and perseverance, the Thames Tunnel, came hi for itt
share. It was filled as on the anniversary fair, held or:
the 25th of last month. The decorations were prectee;v•
the same, and the numerous stalls were laid out will.;
choice and tasteful "articles, exposed for sale. t
Tunnel was brilliantly iluminated. The whole exe..‘d
the admiration of the vast multitnde who passed thy Jitt.r.
during the day.
BBIGUTON.--NARROW ESCAPE.—At about tveg;;tva
o'clock on Friday night a I)ntch East Indiamatvrar,,foot
of one of the Brighton macharel boats, about t arenty.
eight miles off Shoreham, and carried away hfer malts-
mast, mizenmast, mainyard, and two lanthorr.s. Ther,.4
were five persons in the boat—Joseph ALP
.as (rnesfee)-
and three other men and a boy. Immut3T,,ttely the bat
was struck, Miles sprung to the Dittck., wep,se), And sm.-
ceeded in getting hold of the howspe t shrouds, and in a
few minutes he was on hoard the: Indianian.
quested the captain to tack about and lower his br.-14
td
save his companions ; but thaieuptain refused 'WO( t.
lower the boat or stop the and poor Miles sl'td.
away with them with a b y heart for the fist° tits.
companions, fully expeetiro; the whole of them .11,4
perished. He was put rub ore at Hosting( on &atm, ay.
morning, and about six ill the ereniftg he arrived at
Brighton with the news that the .boat bad, 'ken I.tl
down and his conipaniens lost. Several ~„
thrown into the deepest grief, and the gre,ltere
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nation prevailed on the beach the whole. awning. Ab,.et
eleven o'clock, however, their gstuf Wl4 • turned to joy,
by the unexpected appearatiettie the '46 v
their shattered vessel which y hatl inata3geTts; ;;A:4
from sinking, and by crattittiitt tarpa 1.
produced by the collision, thc were s Into the h~;f:
on shore. The name of tber argue which struck the
boat was the Gother, &vet* Cederbey, mestei,'end was
forb3ooLunadthlvv w
eMa bs 1
donelrgh o .
t Dear
e age to theamount of ix-tween
fishing-boat,attic the wentr,
Mr. Andrews, intends to Sue the owner of -tt,e Gother tar
compensation.

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