The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-29 00:00:00

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COURT CIRCULAR. i
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11011 N-cuee,n and Prince Albert went yesterday after-
kid t° Westminster Hall, to view the fresco paintings
lef eillOturos. Her Majesty and his Royal highness
t 4 Buckingham Palace at one o'clock, in an open car-
of%, attended by the Dach*Bucclench, Mistress
attienn,°bes, and the Marc of Douro, Lady in
siting,
Lb, raids of honour in Waiting, and the Master of
,„gorse oecupied another open carriage.
or? e Lnrd Steward, the Lord Cham rlain, and Groom
Sid
Stile to Prince Albert, were third carriage;
Sir George Meynell, Groom in airing, General •
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a, Anson, Groom in Waitirp; to Prince Albert.
ge„"hel Arbuthnot, Equerry in W, Siting, and Major-
-1,,,"eral Sir Edward Bowater, Equerry to Prince Albert,
re in a fourth carriage.
1.41'11' Robert Peel, and other Commissioners for encou-
brng the Fine Arts in the rebuilding of the Palace of
:stitrainster, received her Majesty and Prince Albert at
Co,n'a.ll. and also Mr. Eastlake, the Secretary of the
teics4l3l-
sion. The Commissioners and Mr. Eastlake
After
the illustrious party through the exhibition.
lbeft" inspecting the collection, her Majesty and Prince
it took their departure, and returned to Buckirg•
111 Palace soon after two ‘'clock.
Itiner Royal H glii:ess the Princess litiyal w-is taken an
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ceg Yesterday in the royal gardots ot.. Buckin--:;hatn
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Glli 8 Royal Highness Prince Alh,rt. attend 11 t:ythe
(Plitit of Exet,,r, Lord George Lennox. and Mao. -
ceral Sir Edward Bowater, :eft B-tekiughain Palace
4:4Y before eight o'tdock vcstertlay , ve•ittg, f,r
th,fer Rall,.to honour with their presence the pAtfurtn-
tb—"of the oratorio of St. Paul, by the Sacred liar-
ze Society.
C:he following had the honoor of dining with the
tlii%n Yesterday evening at, Ftn•kingtham Palace :
.115elgian Minister and M:dame V.:n de Weyer, the
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George
Liverpool, and Selina, Viscowness Milton, and
reeorge Edward and the Hon. Mrs. Anson.
it IS
Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge left town
1, four o'clock yesterday afternoon fur Bagshut-park, on
liiit to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester.
ik ' Royal Highness the Duchess of Cianbridge,
ttMpanied by the Princess Mary, and attended byar
tMess Ahlefeldt, honoured the exhibition of the
te etY of Painters in Water Colours with a visit yes-
ay
114 Meeting of several of the Cabinet Ministers was
-b„,,; Yesterday. Lord • Wharncliffe,- the Duke of
141-4'euch, the Earl of Aberdeen, Earl• of Fladdington,
1114-Sir James Graham. were present. The Lord Ad-
t OF Scotland was in attendance.
The
eb Postmaster-General had an interview with the
resilcrellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at his official
b. nee in Downing-street.
g IV-Itches from -the' Governor of the Cape of Good
Ittiet and also from. the Governor of St. Helena, were
ived yesterdAY at the Colonial-office.

1,0,, LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
box, JUNE 28-Wind light, N.W. breeze, and cloudy.
ke„;4l., JUNE 27.-Wind, N.E. light and cloudy weather.-
kti•- George Delius, Port Rico for Bremen ; Tropicus,
for Rotterdam ; Tancred, Smith, St. Lucia ;
Blenkin, Port Cabello for Altona. Sld. Donna Maria,
11• C cif Good Hope ; Durango and James, Ichaboe ; Bertha,
ke; Cairo, Southampton and Quebec, and a number of
ig', vessels. •
er,:orrsmotrrya, JUNE 27.-Wind, E.N.E. and W.S.W.-Off,
)133', Mollison, Ceylon ; Bengal, Galis, St. John's, New
rtiesw•
ice.
14,!-ID,tount, JUNE 27.-Wind S.W.-Sld. Nautilus, Que-
(lff, Queen, M'Leod, Calcutta, left St. Helena 11th ult.
FD'rtea.atFroN, JUNE 27.-Sld. Pacha steamer, Lisbon, &c.
BNIOUTH, JUNE 27. - Wind variable and light.-Off,
ilee of Wales, Hopkins, Calcutta, left the Cape of Good
Ae sth ult
eoe,, .
thtto JUNE 27.-A large schooner, water-logged and
'toned, with onl foremast an bowrit
passed Ist inst standing, and
r..a making a clean breach overd her, wspas ~
0 , lon. 55. by the Sarah, off the ight.
r.,l' THE WIGHT, JUNE 24.- Wa, Astre Pernambuco, for
041111allrgn ; Remeis, Jamaica, for ditto; Amphitrite, New
toreans, for ditto ; Elizabeth, Porto Rico ; B. Bolen, ditto,
clits_wemen • Apprentice, Havannah, for Antwerp ; Soca,
voio, for Dantzic ; Sarah barque, for London; Mary Hay,
um, Launceston.
kot°l:GLAs, Ist.E or MAN, JUNE 25.-The Speedwell, of
last
"and
lime laden, took fire in Castletown Harbour, 19th
ftand vial scuttled.
lI:ErtPooL, JUNE 27.-Wind N., light.-Arrd. Tarolenta,
Tw fork, 15th Met, Sailed, 26, Stephen Whitny,New York ;
Barton, Canton, and Covenanter, Quebec. 27, Sir
11,,,„,. Peel, Edwards, China ; Stow, Cape of Good
i Mare Hamsel, Ichaboe ; ElizabetleValpso Boston;dgar,
kii"`el-1, Ceara ; Rob Roy, Virginia ; Palmyra, Bar,
and Elgin, St. Andrew's ; Washington, St John's, New
AZ,tisvvick ; Mary and Ann, Newfoundland, off Stirlingshire.
tottr-Ttglish brig, said to be from Texas to England, with
tilt On, Was ashore on the Quick Sands, near Key 'West, 26th
.6; I4art of cargo landed oneach.
11, tat TIN, JITNE 25.-Shi. Garonne, Antigua; Indian Queen,
"tbadoes ; Hibernia, Newfoundland.
• - EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
tArrivals.-- Queen, M'Leod, from Bengal, off Ply-
Zith, sailed March 5, St. Helena May 12 ; Prince of
Hopkins, from Bengal, off Falmouth, sailed
• ofneh 5, Cape.Ma; 5 ; Cressy, M.wllison, from. Ceylon,
I,',ortsmouth, sailed Feb 17, Cape April 11, St. He-'
April 29 ; Sir Charles Napier, Wright, from Ben-
iqf th, Wight, sailed Dee. 27, Mauritius Feb. 16,
fr„Pe April 12, S. H-lena April 29 ; Cove. Palmer,
liauritius, off Dartmouth, saved Feb. 20, Cape
ft.Lul 12, St. Helena April 28 ; Mary Hay, Winer,
1.440 run Di' men's Laid, off the Wight; ...died from
arrivals
Feb. 29..
ritcrrivais at At. Helena-Protomelia, May 3, from M 9.11-
%41411% and sailed 6th to Londm ; Pandora, from Bengal,
railed 4•11 to Liverpool ; Bengal, 4th from Bengal,
sailed 6th to Bordeaux; Commodore, from Bombay,
nd Bailod 4th to Liverpool ; Sirius. from Batavia, and
g'll 6th to Amsterdam; D.-Ita, 3d. from Java, and sailed_
t '1,9 Dordrecht ; Viselmore, from Bengal, ajad sailed
t° Bordeaux; H.M.S. Childers, from China, and sailed
ti" to England; Elora, 6th. from China, and sailed 6th to
itZpool ; Osiris, from Batavia, and sailed 7th to Am-
t.?) p a"); Blucher, f.om Coast of Africa, and sailed, Bth.
ernambtico ; Franziska, from Sourabaya, and sailed,
, to Hamburgh; Rubens, from Batavia, and sailed, 7th,
Ontwerp; Malabar. from Bombay, and sailed, 6th, to
toverPool; Lalla Ruokh, 7th, from Bengal, and sailed Bth,
Btrrvlon ; Earl Powis, Soutter, from Bengal, and sailed,
X' to Liverpool; Theresia, from Jaya, and sailed Bth, to
edam ; Eden, Boyce, from Bengal, and sailed, 9th, to
trail n ; Argyle, Walsh, Bth, feom Coast of Africa, and
thtp`") 9th, to Cork; Affiance, Spencer, from Bengal, and
tilted, 9th. to London; Timor, from Java, and sailed, 9th,
Prcirecht ; Sultan, 9th, from Ceylon ; Louisa Camp-
Qll' from China and Cape ; Alfred, 10th, from Batavia ;
L.!ka, from Cape ; Lord Saumarez, Grace, and Munster
t-471 from Coast of Africa; Hope, from Ceylon ; Ford-
llth, from Sydney and Cape; Mohawk, from Bom-
; rtnatlm of Muskat, from Adelaide.
Arrivals in Simon's Bay, Cape of Good Hope-Lord
I,4lll4;erford, Pigott, April 20th, from Portsmouth, and
May 2 3, to Madras ; her Majesty's ship Win-
ester, 22d, from Rio.
ti.4kreivals in Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope-Esper-
Ire, April 18th, and Sylvia. 19'h, from Newcastle ;
and sailed
from Leith; Louisa Campbell, 19th, from China,
kJ sailed, 27th, to London ; Scotia, 22d, from China,
L:l sailed, 28th, to London ; Mary , Sharp, 20th, from
lehrel° and sailed, 20th, to Sydney; Louisa, 26th, from
~
; Ann, 29th, from Algoa Bay ; Barrys, from
.44 Beaufort; Lord Keane, 30th, from Port Philip;
)111841a, from Batavia; Vigilant, May 3d, from London.
ji,,,ePartures from Table Bay-Florentia, April 17, to
lav„"g°n ; Bland, 18th, to Bengal ; Rebecca, to Angra
2orne; Alfred, 19th, to St. Helena ; Duke of Argyll,
tztio, to London ; Meggie, 21st, to Mauritius ; Anne,
2let ; •Dorcas, 22d, to Ichaboe ; Phoenix, 27th, to
j.,,,c)a, Bay ; General Scott, 28th, to Manilla ; Agnes,
Atzt' May 1, to Mauritius ; Britannia and Favorite, to
th,Ra, Pequina ; Catherine, Jamieson, 3d, to St. Helena
Leith.
2Arrivals in Algoa Bay-Ann, Roberts, April 20 ;
42erpa, 21st, from Table Bay ; Curlew, 14th ; Lynher,
d/• from London.
t v''QPartures from Algoa Bay-Ann, Cauvin, April 22,
r
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2, able Bay ; Assume, to London ; Anne Roberts,
",', to Mauritius.
Departure from Simon's Bay-Her Majesty's steamer
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11de:bolt, April 27, to West coast.
Vll, rrivals at Laun •eston. Van Diemen's Land-Ellen,
Feb. 12, from London, and sailed 21st, to Port
11',11) ; Tobago, 21st, Henry, 22d, from Port Philip ;
sitlgton from Portland Bay ; Diana, 23d, from Port-
-1) ePy
a,
r,ures from Launceston-William Wise and
`TirY, F.. 1). 22, to London ; Mary Ano to Sydney.
'rivals at Hobart Town-Enterprise, Townsend,
17, from Low' andkCowes.

SUMMER CIRCUITS.-1844.
he otice
is
1;t ays for further nof trial at the severa
assidzes, are of the dates and for the places as under-
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Dentioned
• Saturday, June 28—Cardiff.
13411t1"4471 .Tune 29—Abingdon, York and City, Hertford,
W uckinziain, and Winchester.
ethlesday Jul 3—Oxford, Bedford, Newton, and Car-
flUarthen'
allt(lu,T2 JulY s—Northampton and Chelmsford.
A"ian July 6—Huntingdon and Dolgelly.
Juli B—Cambridge and Dorchester.
Nedliesdav July 10-oakham.
day, July' 12—Lincoln, Worcester, Carnarvon, Haverford-
:est and Town.
• .ST tirCI4Y, July 13—Ipswich, Exeter and City.
July 15—Durham, Bcaumaris, and Cardigan.
/'rtr'sdav, July 17—Nottingham and Town.
tat,',43_,'. July 19=-Stafford, Lewes, Ruthin, and Brecon.
lit"luaY, July 20—Derbv, Norwich and City, and Bodmin.
Fi."37., July 222
2 —Ne'-eastle aad Town, Guildford and
ed,cine3daY, July 24—Leicester and Borough, and Mold.
eLheYsi,July 26—Shrewsbury, Chester, North Wales Circuit ,
sat • .er, South Wales Circuit.
1441.44,Y, July 27—Coventry, Carlisl2, Wells, Warwick, and
4(11‘a3, July 29—Appleby.
gatx:claY, July 31—Monmouth and Lancaster.
a•Y, August 3—De v izes, and Gloucester and City.
wZY August s—Liverpool.
"lan August 7—Bristol.

th hutribc,r of fowls are kept in the stable-yard of 1,
.vtieril3".Y
at Hotel, the hen! depositing their eggs in
everuus t,ests upon the premises. It is customary, when-
on e'-tgs are found, to take them out of each nest, except
i$ left behind. Some weeks ago, two of the
„er,la who were accustomed to lay their hegs in the same
tiZt, became what is called broody, and alternately sat upon.
°,IIIY tha regularly in the nest ; whenever one left
tiiii,.st.la-other took her place, and in the due
14.11 for'
to the solitary chicken was hatched. Both
Md.! kitallYt and carefully.perform the duties of a mother,
wher,s),,,l4 anY artimosity appearing between them, and
izseivedrovloneehb,:eo.bidys ortr the chicken, the other lays
4her side, and spreads her wing
• el. t 6 bacl of the other hen. It is an old saying that
1, pecson " struts about like a hen with
y4l;7negettitlek," but there may- be seen a petted. chicken.. st.r..ut,-
/ out between two mothers, showing no (*cute('
11, either.—Plymouth Journal.
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