The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-02 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester left
Bushey-house, Bushey-park, where her Royal High-
ness had been staying on a visit toiler Majesty the
Queen Dowager, yesterday morning for her residence
in Bagshot-park.
ills Royal Highnesg the. Duke' .of. Cambridge ar-
rived in town yesterday from his :residence at Kevi.
In the afternoon his Royal Highness attended at the
Horse Guards, and afterwardS returned to Kew.
The Chancellor of the Eicchequer arrived in town
yesterday from Ryde, Isle of Wight.
Dispatches 'were sent off *kit evening fer the Go-
vernors of the West India Colonies; from the Colonial-
office.

The splendid gerVice. of plate; bVeighing upwards of
38,000 ounces, eiceCtited• fel' • the Count Woronzow
Dashkaw, was forwarded yesterday in the Jupiter for
St. Petersburgli. Th 6 Magnificent.Centre-piece, en-
riched with devices from the legend of St. George and
the dragon, the titular saint of Russia, had, together
with other principal pieces o 4 the service, been sub.
mitted to her Majesty and Prince Albert. The style
is that of Louis Quatorze.

Loss or LIFE IN A BRICK-KILN.---Some sensation
was created yesterday in the neighbourhood of Maiden-
lane, Copenhagen-fields, by the report that four boys
had been found in a brick-kiln, and that fatal conse-
quences had been the result. Vpon inquiry it was
ascertained that about a quarter before six o'clock,
police-sergeant Shaw received information that four lads
had been discovered by John Paisley and Charle3
brickmakers employed in Rhodes' fields,
in the brick-kiln. The police-sergeant immediately
proceeded thither, and with the assistance of other con-
stables, succeeded hi drawing out the lifeless bodies of
two lads, and in rescuing two others, apparently in a
lifeless state. Assistance having, been procured, the
victims were removed to the St. Pancras workhouse,
and the bodies of the deceased boys were deposited in
the dead house adjoining, the workhouse, and the re-
maining two having been attended by a surgeon, they
were removed to the University College Hospital.
PROPERTY AND INCOME-TAX EXEMPTION. —The
great boon proposed by the Minister to exempt every
person from this tax whose income does not amount to j
150/. early, is likely to be lost altogether by vast num-
bers, in consequftce of the mode which has been
adopted in carrying the Act into operation. The asses-
sors, whether under the authority of the Tax Office or
not it is not presumed to state, do not deliver at the
houses the printed form for claiming exemption ; and if
such form be not properly filled up, Signed, and sent
in to the assessor in due time, no return of duty—whether
stopped at the Bank, or assessed on houseS and paid by
the tenant, or assessed on the party for profits from
trade or profession, however small the income may be—
will be made. Therefore it behoves every person, whose
whole income, from every source whatever, does not
amount to 150/. per annum, immediately to cell on the
assessor of the parish ton' a printed exemption form, and
to have it filled up properly,
and returned to, him with-
out delay, or the Peel blessing of :31. per cent. will be
assuredly levied on every person, even if his income is
only I'J. per year.
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A letter from Bologna states, that on the 13th two
floors of the Abbadia, a benevolent institution, gave
way with between 700 and 800 poor Workmen in them,
bearing everything to the ground.- ,Immediate 'aid was
afforded, but a length of time elapsed before all'the vic-
tims of the accident could be extricated from the ruins.
Three persons wore killed, and upwards of 70 wounded,
some of them dangerously.
YORK, AUG. 31.—1 t has now been arranged that
the Chartist prisoners against whom bills have been
found will be tried by the Judges at the present Assizes
in the ordinary course. Mr. Manic has left the pro-
secutions to he conducted by the county in the usual
way. This will no doubt be a great saving of expense,
and the Judges deserve the highest credit for their
readiness to take upon themselves so onerous a duty,
after the labours of such a circuit as this. The case of
Armytv:e and others for a riot at Leeds, is appointed
to be taken to-morrow, before Lord Denman, .1% ho will
finish the civil business today. Numbers of travellers
of all clan;es are passing through this city, on their way
to Scotland. Sir llehert Peel arrived on Monday, and
stayed all night at the Deanery. 1)r. Cockburn's first
wife wela a sister of the Right lin. Baronet.
Arrived last week, at Liverpool, the ship Cheshire,
from the Marritius, having brought home the orphan I,
family of the late Lieut.-Gen. sir Lionel Smith, the me-
lanchoN details of whose death, and that of his wife,
Lady Sinith, were published a short time since, both
having died within three days of each other in-the month
of January last. The heir to the title has just entered
his ninth year.

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The Radical de Ca/tors states that lately, as the
prison-van was renoving some prisoner:l, one of them
expired just as the vehicle arrived at Gramat. The con-
ductor was obliged to take the dead;,: body into his seat,
as the re ~ulations.reghire that, dead or olive, they must
be Cellvired at thoTplue'ofilleirleitfifition:.