The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-16 00:00:00

•••••call
ttvate, in unison with our most gracious Sovereign, the
arts of peace.
"Given under our common seal at Dover aforesaid,
this 15th day of October, IS-14.
" WILLIAM CLARKE, Mayor."
It was received in the most graeions manner by
his Majesty, who was pleased to make the following
reply
" Mr. Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses, of the ancient
Borough of Dover,—l leave this country with my heart im-
pressed with feelings of the warmest nature, but par ticu-
larly as regards the general greeting and gratification
which has been extended to me by all classes of her Ma-
jesty's subjects, and the many tokens of friendship and
affection which I have received at the hands of her Ma-
jesty. They give me a favourable opportunity of mani-
festing towards England those sentiments of friendship
and union which have ever been uppermost in my heart,
and I am most happy to find those sentiments congenial
with the wishes of the British nation, and I have no
doubt but that they will be appreciated in my country.
Two such nations, mutually calculated to be of such ad-
Vantage to each other, will, I trust, equally appreciate
those feelings which I have so deeply at heart—senti-
rrtents which I have ever so deeply felt."
His Majesr:,y having replied in excellent English,
conversed fm a short time with the Mayor, and ex-
pressed his :regret that his very early departure would
Prevent his seeing again the t 4: of Dover, which he
y!rY well re membered. AO after eleven o'clock
h,B Majesty and suite, among 4 whom we recognised
1,.
Guizot, the Baron Athalin, Admiral Mackau,
the Count de Jarnac, and General de Rumigny, ern -
barked, vvith the young Duke of Montpensier, on
hoard the French post-offiee packet Nord, and pro-
ceeded to sea, accompanied by the Princess Alice, the
Ariel, and the Swallow, English steamers. A guard
°f. honou r from the 59d Regiment, under the corn-
'nand of Major Davis, was in attendance, and.a second
royal s /lute was fired at his Majesty's embarkation.
,In spit of the weather the piers and wharfs were
thi.°nKtd with people, and we certainly never recol-
lect
any distinguished character meeting so truly
cords
~l and enthusiastic a reception. As the steamer
left the harbour the general and hearty cheers con-
tinued to the eitent of the piers; and his Majesty,
,!;tt seemed ouch gratified, remained with his hat
fairly ato4; ‘ring
to the multitude, until, he was
Colonel Jones, the commandant of
rile garrison; t in attendance, and Captain Mercer,
*M., the supirintendent of the packet establishment
re, proceeded to Calais in the Princess Alice. In
shorty
all classes seemed anxious to vie with each
other in doing honour, and paying the utmost respect,
to
a his Majesty, and he appeared perfectly to feel and
Ppreciate their good intentions. It is expected the
'‘1.°1.4 and the Princess will reach Calais soon after
tatvc,
o clock, but their passage will necessarily be a
/l er
• Y. rough one. The Ariel and the Swallow accom-
. littliQd the Nord about one-third of the distance, and
. ea returned into the harbour for the mail duty to-
marrow.

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COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.
41111IVAL OF THE QUEEN AT OSBORNE.
oc (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
Witte T.
15.—Her Majesty's yacht Victoria and Albert
wei 410 into Cowes roads about a quarter before even
ock eh this morning. As it rained "very hard the
sonal
h party did not attempt to land immediately. The
barge
w°lte through about eleven o'clock, when the royal
to as manned, and the royal party proceeded in her
the hore, amidst the roar of cannon from the Castle,
:4°3:al Yacht Squadron House, Woodyear's, &c.
o'clock-81'1aq' landed at exactly a quarter-past eleven
pair of h There were two carriages in waiting, with a
proceede °lles in each, in which the Queen and her suite
ny : by d
Iler Osborne. The royal yacht was unattended" steamer or man-of-war. Commodore the
itrz 'Yarborough followed her in his yacht, as did the
oth of Wilton, Sir Bellingham Graham, and several
members of the Royal Yacht Squadron. There
to: tio troops, nor indeed any one in authority, to re-
-2 her Majesty on her landing, and the boats and
ifel'lC got much nearer to the royal visitors than was
• theasing to her Majesty. Their loyalty quite outstepped
i
r good breeding, to the great annoyance of those
kt,,_4l they professed they wished to honour. We had
livected to have seen the Mayor and Corporation of
OttPort, to present a loyal address to her Majesty on
I,hr landing .in their ancient borough, but they came not.
°3' say that the part of Cowes on which her Majesty
tilqed is within the borough of Newport (and, indeed,
wtil Shores of the harbour), hut this is only to prove
tc:ltight to receive the tolls and dues, and for muni-
o Ite:11(1 Parliamentary purposes. Had it been to elect
gamer of Parliament for the borough of Newport,
they:!isitiction would have extended over Cowes, and
1N164;1°416, d hare thought it their duty to visit us, but
tt1411;4! the Sovereign appears to be a different thing.
tinv%lkttn4llo patronage to be obtained, there might
lA-% to 744% chance of knighthood. The gale con-
-4t
we age With great violence. We are so sheltered
4444414 not its raging, but see its effects on the raer-
*water, a
athat arrive, and in our streets being under
hell it 4" the tide being kept up at a great height
hO 1
-1141 be drawing towards low water.

\V 'COURT CIRCULAR.
weattix:l)B°A, TUESDAY.—Yesterday afternoon, the
Were sr continuing unfavourable, the . 1 .
this 'vented from taking their usual airitrigies
Prince
of Iv si Norning their Royal Highnesses
aee,:i'es, the Princess Royal, and the Princ.ess Alice,
I were
tEtken an by the Dowager Lady Lytte ton,
Tike airing in a pony carriage, preceded by out-
quarte The royal party returned to the Castle at a
out-
II before eleven o'clock.
in the pt°3'al Highness Prince Alfred was taken out
- noon in the walks adjoining the Castle.
Are has la, have authority to state that a paragraph which
'AectelY gone the round of the newspapers withren-f
fuond I° the Prince Leineno-en, is totally devoid 11,,PiToss_o far as Prince Lbeinengen, the son of her
tire'/e". 'Ugliness the Duchess of Kent, and his family,
ill 'llicieticerned. At the period when the occurrencea-
e4evs.tion is reported to have taken place at I
4t //on,'s Serene Highness was residing on his estates
lierueoburg, in Bavaria.
°n le I-loyal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester,
Dent a."og Proginore'llouse, on Monday morning,
buct,,„`° Kew, t the residence of the Duke . and
thei -I's °I Carrilaidge, and remained to lunch with
I.)Z 'IVO Ifighttesses and the Hereditary Gran
Iley:i Tland buch+ of Mecklenburgh Strelitz. The
Ili —tichess afterwards proceeded to Kew.
tllelittsatrfetne Ittgliness Prince Edward of Saxe
t
Ma.rl4rough House yesterday on ar.visi
Couret,rwAloajesty the Queen. Dowager, at AN itley
Thei rcestersl)ire. arnbrirrillVal Hi4hnesses the Duke and Duchess of
Nei e—ge2 and the Hereditary Grand Duke and
be ki-si4so, Meektenburgh Strelitz, arrived at Cam-
rielsise'e --l'use yesterday morning. Their Royal High-
t,° s returned to Kew in the afternoon. .
Peel
rd Ellenborou h had an interview with Sir R.
dayest g
erday
. •
,ptain Ramsay, R.N. Vice-Chairman of the
tadirib
coln,„11Igb and Northern Railway through Fife, ac-
an inter by Mr. Grainger and Mr. Webster, had
of 411ete„rview
with. the Earl of Dalhosie, at the office
that -"oard of Trade yesterday, ono the business of
u„,,
r, . . -...7
II:
~ ."-e taking.
Che_!:..Excellency the American. Minister, and the
, ‘ tier tunsenXrussian Minister, transacted busi-
..ess
yesterday at' the Foreign- office.
Air Michael--.
the • Edison, and Mr. R. J. Gainsford, on
ItaiiPart of the Sheffield and Lincolnshire Junction
of Trade. transacted business yesterday at the Board
rnaA; dellutation, consisting of Mr. John Gott, Chair-
& -'n' and Mr. Joseph Brooke, Director ; Mr. Atkin-
on
t.,....;,,tingiatileledr,llolfr. Hesp, Solicitors ; and Air. Grainger,
the Leeds, Dewsbury, and Manchester
4th netion the
had an interview yesterday with
Itanle a•i'l of Dalhousie.
hrsetipjukaemeosf Wellington, the Earl of Aberdeen,
peel
sesterandGraham,da had interviews with Sir
Mr. William Rind and Mr. Murgatroyd, Directors
lyofiththe
then est Yorkshire Railway, had an interview Yesterday Earl of Dalhousie at the Board of Trade
a.a.l,!r Ifobert Peel left his residence in Whitehall-
os yesterday afternoon, for Brighton.
eon'ls.deputation from the Leeds and Thirsk Railway,
I\-esng of Mr. 11. C. Marshall, Chairman ; Mr.
tors".rnn
it. Cash and Mr. W. Williams Brown, Direc-
tri ! 11% Eddison, Solicitor; and Mr. Grainger,
hosl.4°er, had an interview with the Earl of Dal-
usie yesterday.

11111bINNIER IN HONOUR OF PROFESSOR LIEDIG....The
lie dinner in honour of Dr. Justus Liebig, Professor
Chemistry in the University of Giessen, which has
rerl for some time in contemplation, took place last
f
;;lint~nthe in the Trades' Hall. The Right Hon. the Earl of
Nilftlton and Winton occupied the chair, supported )
Th ''sor Liebig, the Lord Provost, Lord Blantyre,&c.
ti,_ a croupiers %ere James Oswald, Esq., M.P., and John
47_1:atl Eq. The Hall was filled by one of the mosta
41111)b,e(tble and intelligent audiences we
lever ss‘ t
r_
1 1 in Glasgow on any occasion.— G asgow ael
duY post,
t_ 'fir. ii.t MERTHYR IRON TRADE.—The Merthyr works
I.:1111)Q considerable activity, and notwithstandig our
poalLttion in price, and in the teeth of the Germanic i!n-
-th4tl(P,:if r() per cent. on British iron as compared with
• c). i)egium, the works here at least are carried on
Nor i
15118',Y. The Victoria works are likely to be put in
cllilttt)4oV4ll.. ---. Weishman.