The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-02 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.
WINDsoa, TuEspAr.--The Queen and Prince
bert walked in the Slopes and the Home Park this
forenoon, and again in the ajernoon.
Their Royal Highnesscs the Prince of Wale 3 and
the Princess Royal were taken airings as usual-to-day! •
Lord Charles Wellesley (Clerk Marshal) hasre-
lieved Colonel Arbuthnot in the duties of Equ iiierrY •
waiting on the Queen ; and Colonel Wyldc has
re-
lieved Major-General Sir Edward Bowater as the .
Equerry in Waiting on his Royal Highness PrinCe
Al bert.
Malj'ohre..Gßeohyearladi inannedr
Lady Isabella
tlhsiasbeelvlaenistilgrernwyilLinelude.. •
and Very Rev. Dr. Hobart Dean of Windsor,'
Dowager Lady Lvttelton, Earl Spencer, Countess of
Dunmore, Lady Claroline Cocks, Hon. Frances De-,U.'
vereux, Viscount Hawarden, Hon. C. A. Murrayi
W
Lord Charles ellesley, Sir Robert Otway,
Wylde, and Dr. Prcetorius. Colone

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester ar
rived in town from a tour on Monday night. Their:. '1
Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge and the
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Princess Augusta of Cambridge visited her Koh
.-,s;
Highness yesterday. The Hereditary Grand 9/1
of Alecklenburgh Strelitz also paid a visit to he.:
Royal Duchess at Gloucester Hous e. In the Oerljpgi.
her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridri:oul
companied by the Princess Augusta of Carabricigc---„,
the Hereditary Grand Duke of MecklenburghZ;i;
litz, and attended by Lady Augusta Somerset,letu.-4,i
for her residence at Kew.
k 1S-
A Cabinet Council was held at three o'cloc
terday afternoon, at the Foreign-office. It Wee"
tended by Sir Robert Peel, the Duke of Wellingtel_loif
the Lord Chancellor, Lord Wharncliffe, the Earitht.
Aberdeen, Lord Stanley, Sir James Graham
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Earl of Haddingte,—
Lord Fitzgerald, Earl of Ripon, Sir Henry Hardie,F,D;
and Sir Edward Knatchbull. The Council 93t *..
hours and a half.
The Right Hon. Stewart Mackenzie had an inte.
view with Lord Stanley, yesterday, at the
,Colonan
office.
The Commandeur Marques Lisboa, Bro the
Minister, transacted business yesterday at-
. •
Foreign-office.
Mr. Wickham, Chairman of the Stamps and ter;
had an interview with the Chancellor of the-Exell_d_eq
yesterday at his official residence in Downing-s.
The Earl of Ripon arrived in town yesterday" re"
ing from his seat Nocton, Lincolnshire. Indic
Dispatches for the Governor of the Weft tie
Colonies were sent off last evening foul •
Colonial-office.

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL"
"
THE OFFICE OF HIGH BAILIFF
SOUTHWARK. of
e•
Yesterday a Court was held for the dish
vias
public business. The principal topic of diseusil°llA,• g
the motion for the suspension of the 23d 5t1411,-,—,,11it
oorndierih,uwrshdicahy hlaasate:caiiteiddswohmicuhchgionetseretsot in the
member of the Corporation from being a cParnedviette dan;fife.l.
any office or place in the gift of the Corporation• bad
office, it will be recollected, to which the motion aua
reference is that of High Bailiff of Southwark' de.
the individual in whose favour the attempt slots:lW
to suspend the standing order is Sir William kieTp•-
Bart., a very respectable member of the Court
dermen.
After a good deal of discussion Sir W. ---40154.,.
withdrew, and the previous question, moved
;•
Stevens, which leaves the 23d standing nrcl,'„.l:
static quo, was carried by a large majority. ,
THE PROPOSED HOLBORN VIADUCT. -•
Mr. R. L. JONES brought up the report of tiff_Ae
provements Committee on the subject of the
proposed by Mr. Taylor to be formed from.,l
garden to Skinner-street. It expressed the liPP,f
tion of the Committee in general terms of tbeyful-tV
tion of a viaduct to counteract the nuisancerAeat
acclivities, and admitted the ingenuity of the. '17'04.
of Mr. Taylor. It held out RO hope that funds .4iataz
be speedily found to undertake so vast an alts
0004
but expressed a fervent wish that the improve
could be accomplished. tile•
The expense at which Mr. Taylor estiraa,—,do
cost of the viaduct was 90,0001, and he did lint
to erect houses on any part of it. %;I;ressed
Mr. R. L. JONES added his hope to that e
in the Report, that the nuisance would be tesobe
removed; but he said the Government must riot the
funds for carrying the improvement into effeeilunsie
Corporation certainly could not afford to
sisted upon so vast an undertaking. • 1..„ 6.0
Mr. GODSON asked Mr. Jones whether :Tin Ira'
give a guess at the probable expense of sflet., Ito*
provement as would remedy the existing defer ,!!•
gether ?
Mr. R. L. JONES said that he did not 410
the improvement could be accomplished for less
200,000/.
The Report was then agreed to ; and
the °ill!
adjourned.
THE BRITISH AMERICAN ASS,
CIATION. 000
The LORD Ahvoa stated, upon taking the do/
the Mansion-house yesterday, that having been _i sty'
importuned by applications from persons who lir to
tended to proceed to Prince Edward's Island
fry
ship Barbadoes, and also by applications
afrost;tt
men and others who complained of non-py 0006
amount of stores supplied to that ship, he hituiolstio
the authority of the solicitor to the Ass°,cso 10/0
written to his Grace the Duke of Argyle, 11;00.
stated to be the President of the body. Ile •th
dered it necessary, after what had been said wz_ the
spect to the Association, to submit his letter
Duke and the answer with which the Duke Ii bel
noured him to the public to whom the staterne,4t
he
been made. His Lordship likewise mentioned Sill's
must be understood as not holding
hellhimsef resF;f the
for every article which appeared upon bjecie he Jr
Association in the newspapers of the day, an thing
dared that he should very deeply regret if anif,iater,
he had uttered had done injury to any we',,,t the'
tioned persons, or was calculated to misrepres;very
objects and motives. He had felt it to be an pea
tive duty upon him to have the claims of th°sireaf'
applied to him under such extraordinary co.sooP
stances duly investigated; the solicitor to the_„,;'ll
ation having publicly represented that the A0.',00,
courted inquiry as the best advertisement thel,oo 10
obtain, and that it was a source of great satisfa Poo:
the body, that the complaints had been made: el;
vestigation was the surest mode of proving. thslaro
thing connected with it was in every respecthoF uor
The following are the letters the Lord •,
ferred to :
" TO TI'S GRACE THE DUKE OE AV:n.1'1;00 t°
"My Lord Duke,---I take the liberty O befos
your Grace that a complaint has been madets ab°,l
me, as Chief Magistrate, by several emigraqhis Om"
to proceed to Prince Edward's Island (3t sped
late season of the year), for a Company raped
British American Association. The droll:11ov
connected with the agreement of these peoPlforrojea bn
to me to look very suspicious ; but being in.l wrest
their solicitor that your Grace took a deep Meas n tire tr.
the scheme, my doubts were in a greatt
Tont
moved. hethe Itier
" May I take the liberty to inquire w ,ahe
Grace be a shareholder in this Compan/,,,tnouror,
it be the fact that you consider yourself who have
pecuniary transactions of the parties ber:s Alone
the management ? It is on public g'rntl hicit
I make this application to your Grace. „fits iv
" I beg to inclose your Grace a prosP-
out
those poor people left with me, and
I have the honour to be, my , a
most devoted and obedient servant, e'
"JOHN Pill', IP'
" Mansion-house, London, Oct. 25.
voer
" TO THE LORD ataros.„ ed to d.ost,
"My Lord,—l am very much obllgho Otb !toll
Lordship for your communication of t the Orlzai
I certainly took a deep interest in upon to
American Emigration Society, boil IslodS
estates in the Western Highlands an—ed by °old
large a population for the space inhabuthere shoos,
and wishing, of course, that many a of etnigri/ be
have the opportunity, if they wished it,
as woultdea to
to North America, in such a !flannel' cons° „evil
most advantageous for themselves, and t from se' of
be named President of the Society ;bu desirous or
of their proceedings lately, lam 1 bseribers ed
withdrawing my name from the roll ocanhave deeirto
shareholders, as they are called; and,. ,-",„r„squese'ra.
my agent, Mr. Nettleship, of 4, Trafalgar 14°
inquire into the late proceedings lt• le fo
ship, and to acquaint you with the reis,u_esnonsi in
" I certainly do not consider raysell
f the
ph
any of the pecuniary transactions of the
London who assume the management
before .7
pany's aftlirs at present. ti the inloy.
u
" understoodl subscribed
e condition
iuonne
thatl last snoo sO/t.,ep.rrtaykeei syni n
and
expenditure of money was to be 11n,,c1,e0'00/. wasQi' ie
till
part of the Company till the surn..of placed j o'o
certified to
credithar.e bbeyensosmuebscinreinb:sd,.
rough to
quite surprised to observe the
your Lordship lately, as to wages f: t' ho Cotnnit.
some operatives and emigrants
buF ut° Ell age"; illf‘
account. Referring your Lords
tThl(l,(r)milnisibNrmetattlieosilid
• k.b,
• .aillo'l
liivorar..- Castle, Oct. '2i •
_t. 1301 t.
liourdillon, or the housk.
at .or
ques°4
Company. I retrial!, your Lordship' )c ILi and
Pi
rn
ons, 10, ('neat Winchester-street, Lora , 0,6
A ,30eilaii,», aited upo!!iti
ea hoo
the' emirse la' the day. Ivas suppii
spiel pet'
, 4,
whir:; his I, bad read
ei o
e' r at
ofalF,3l.lyr -mare'
trtivir.nelf
j,triv).,,ttribte,
letters
, for 'PP
nY
them. ho bac' d
the justice-room -without Waking u
Mr. Wright a merchant, VV /shin
years resident in Prince Edward"