The Sun.
London, England, 1845-09-02 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and the
Princess Royal were taken a carnage-drive to Newport
on Saturday afternoon, and Prince Alfred and Princes
Alice rode on ponies in the pleasure grounds of Osborne
House.

On Sunday morning the juvenile Royal Family walked
on the sea-beach. and in the afternoon were all taken
airings in the pleasure grounds.
Sir James Graham left town on Satur'lay on a visit to
Sir Robert Peel, at Drayton Manor, Staffordshire.
Dispatches from the Governor of Hong Kong and
also from the Governor of the Mauritius were received
yesterday at the Colonial-office.
Dispatches for the Governors of the West itylia Colonies
and also for the Governor of New South Wales were
sent off last c veuing from the Colonkl- office.

UNIVERSI'T'Y I:ti T ELIAG CE.
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.
M. B. FIRST EXAMINATION —1845.
EXAMINATION FOR HONOURS.
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY.
Ransom. W. H. (Exhbn. and Gold Medal), University Col.
Huxley, Thos. Hy. (Gold Niedul), Charing-cross Hosptl.
Brinton, William, King's Coliege.
Reid, John, King's College.
Johnson, Walter, Guy's Hospital.

CHEMISTRY.
Ransom, W. IL (Exhbn. and Gold gedal), University Col.
Ran&ll, Cornelius W. (Gold Medal), University College.
Johnson' Walter, Guy's Hospital.
Reif], John, Kin's College.
Brinton, William, King's College.
Huxley, Thomas II -nry, Charing cross Hospital.
Da), John Clirnenson, London Hospital.
MATERIA. MEDICA AND PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY.
Brinton, Wm. (Exhibition and Gold Medal), King's Co'.
Johnson, Walter (Gold Medal), Gn.'s Hospital.
Day, John Climelison, London Hospital.
Ransom, William Henry, University College.
Reid, John, King's College.

Dwarkanauth T.4gore, the merchant Prince of
India, arrived in Belfast on Thursday, from Dublin, with a nu-
merous suite.
SECESSION OF THE REV. W. G. WARD TO THE
Ca mu OF Rome.—Mr. Ward has at length made up his
mind to secede from the Established Church. This, it appears,
has been known among his personal friends for the last fort-
night, but it was not until Saturday that the public were
aware that he had taken this step. Correspondence, which
appears in the Oxford Herald, explains the reason of his
doing so. It is expected that other defections from the Pro-
testant communion will immediately follow by members of this
university who belong to the Tractarian School. The letter of
Mr. Ward, and its appendix, are long-winded affairs, but we
shall endeavour to find room for them by to-morrow. We wish
the Puseyite bishops would follow the good example.
THE QUEEN S VISIT TO THE RIIINE.--.The eX-
pense of the fetes given upon the occasion of the Queen's visit
to the Rhine is stated in the German papers to amount to
6,000,000 f. The musicians alone were paid 400,000 f.
THE STORM IN Hor,LAND.—At Tienhaven, near
Utrecht, the inhabitants were alarmed on the 7th of August,
at half•past six in the afternoon, by a terrible noise, and in less
than five minutes several houses, barns, and haystacks, were
stripped of their roofs, and many large and small trees uprooted
and thrown down.

BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOLS.—On Saturday
the whole of the children now being educated in the British
and Foreign Society's School in the Borough-road, St.
George's-in-the-Fields, and the number of whom exceed 700.
were taken to the Surrey Zoological Gardens, Mr. Tyler in the
most liberal manner having consented to their admi►sion. The
children, preceded by the teachers of each class, walked in
procession from the school to the gardens, when having been
shown the " Carnivori," and seen other sights, after singing
several hymns, departed highly delighted with the treat
afforded them. Their respectable, healthy, and orderly ap-
pearance was mush admired.

THE AUSPICIOUS CASE AT NORTHYLEET.—On
Thursday the Board of Guardians of the North Aylesford
Limon are stated to have had a commuuit•ation from the Com-
missioners of Poor-law, to the Ole, t that the further services
of the medical and relieving officers of the union are dispensed
with,