The Sun.
London, England, 1845-10-16 00:00:00

COURT UIRCu LAR.

Witmsen, WEDNESDAY.—The Queen and Prince Albert
walked in the pleasure-grounds within the precincts of the
Castle this morning.
Her Majesty and her Royal Consort took equestrian ex-
ercise about helf-past twelve o'clock, attended by the Hon.
Miss Kerr, the Hon. Colonel Grey, and Mr. G. E. Anson.
Her Majesty rode out until near two o'clock.
The Prince of Vales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal,
and the Princess All'ce, took their usual riding and walking
exercise this morning. All the Royal -Family were taken
out again in the afternoon.
His Royal Highness Erince George left the Castle to-day.
His Excellency the Che valier Bunsen and the Earl of
Aberdeen also took their departure this morning.
A Turkish artist, Mr. Miqn.rditz Milconian, accompanied
by an interpreter, Mr. Daniel St.mds, had the honour of sub-
mitting to the Queen and Prince ,Nlbert, for their inspection,
his model of Constantinople, of which both her Blajesty and
his Royal Highness were pleased to express their appro.,
bation.

His Royal Highness Prince George arrived at his residence
in St. James's Palace yesterday, from a viral to the Queen,
at Windsor Castle.
His Excellency Mr. Moreno, Minister of Buenos Ayres,
returned to town last night, from Berlin.
Baron de Moncorvo, Portuguese Minister, transacted busi-
ness yesterday at the Foreign-office.
The Earl of Aberdeen arrived in town yesterday from
Windsor Castle.

PRESENT FROM HER MAJESTY TO THE EMPEROR
OF 310nocco.—In returiaisfoprletahseedher munificenti‘laj
Majesty
pt3rresteontof
command Arab
horses but recently made by the Emperor of Morocco to our
Sovereign,of it h
the finest fabrics should be made from the
gracious
a selection
best looms of England and Scotland to acknowledge in a
proper national spirit the compliment paid by the Eastern
Monarch. The richest velvets—the rarest silks and satins,
and the choicest shawls of Paisley—the latter through the
house of Everington and Graham—have been selected for
the purpose. Report speaks in the most eulogistic terms of
the costliness of the several parcels, each in itself of consider-
able amount ; and the manufacturers, well aware of the value
of obtaining a good name both at home and abroad, have
executed in a manner in the highest degree gratifying the
important trust confided in them.
ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION.—On Tuesday
Don Jose de Ciebra introduced, at the Royal Polytechnic
Institution, a lecture on the music of Spain, illustrated by him-
self on the guitar. The guitar is an instrument not
appre-
ciated,
wasge-
nerally understood, and consequently properlylioiteEtile
but the enthusiastic manner in which
be done with that in-
strument lecture
received proves that there is much to
hose entertainment, some time
read by Senor Luigi, w
in such hands as Senor Ciebra's. His lecture.
since,was
delighted the audience at
.the Scientific Institution in Ed-
ward-street, The subject was the history
Portman-squat e.
of Spanish music from the. earliest period to the present time.
This course of lectures m ill , no doubt, prove attractive to the
public,
those airs which
In conclusion, w e mention
public, and at the same time diffuse, a taste for this elegant
instrument.
appeared to please most. :—" Los toros del Puerto," "El con-
tra bandista," a duet from Robert le Diable, by Don Jose
de Ciebra and Don R. de Ciebra, and a solo by Don Jose de
Ciebra, from the English sir of " We have lived and loved to-
gether," was received by the numerous audience by thunders
of applause.
THE LATE FATAL STEAM-BOAT ACCIDENT OFF
BATTEBSEA.—This morning, about rive o'clock, the body of
Mr. W. Power, landlord of the Grenadier public-house, Cres-
cent-mews, Grosvenor place, who it will be recollected was
drowned on the evening of last Sunday week, off the Red
House, Battersea, in consequence of the boat in which he
was crossing the water being run down by the Citizen C
steamer, was found by a dredgerman, named Austin, at the
bottom of the river, off the White house, Chelsea, within
200 yards of the spot where the collision took place. Mr.
Bedford, the Coroner, will hold an inquest upon the Lady to-
morrow forenoon.
STRIKE AMONGST THE LAW-WitiTEßS.—The ap-
proaching term, and indeed the w hole of the ensaing session
of Parliament, will be the 'busiest that has been known
amongst the law-writers for very many years, and most of
the leading houses have commenced. engaging hands, as it is
anticipated that the copying and engrossing of -matters con-
nected with railways will more than $41115-`'...tthploy those
usually engaged in the business. Uncleept •e-cireumstances,
a stand is about to be made for an advaere i Jive ;the pre-
sent% rate of remuneration of sixpence pep " t for common.
law, thirty-six lines, and eightpence foitT Akceyy, of forty-
F.
two, not being deemed sufficient. The silk; et is ooe that has
crated considerable interest in the neigkbotiThOod of `.".`l‘ efles'
place and cam
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y and a nyeeti4ris•‘4,o,4, to b,'. ol:
. ,
v.e-..;.ed to settle the matter hare til
..pos4.syvent 0' -4,
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