The Sun.
London, England, 1842-12-10 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.
FinDlY Imperial Highness the
Archduke Frederick '
of Austria and suite took leave
'of her TvinjestT this morning for the metropolis. The'
,1
-reliduke and his Royal Highness Prince Albert left
't.'ie Castle in the forenoon, to proceed to London
the prize cattle, by a special train, on the Great-
estern Railway. Their Royal and imperial High-,
"tresses Went to the Slough station in one of the Royal
carriages; the. Marquis of Exeter, Earl of Jersey, Earl
0,l Liverpool, le Chevalier Kochel,• and Sir Edward
Bowater following in carriages, and the Hon. C. A.
illurray in a phaeton.
This Morning the Queen, attended by her Lady in
Waiting, and accompanied by the Princess Royal and
her attendants, walked for some time in the Home Park.
her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited
aer Majesty. at the Castle this morning.
His Royal Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended
Y his. suite returned to. the Castle to lunch from town
at half-past one o'clock.
A. Privy Council for the further prorogation. of
rarliarnant is appointed to be held to-morrow (Satur-
day) at the Castle at two o'clock.
The Viscountess Sydney took her departure to-day.
Sir Robert Peel arrived thiS 'evening on a visit to
the Queen. • •
The Ron. Mr. Murray has left on a shooting ex-
cursion to Wimp Ole, the seat of the Earl of Hard-;.
wicke.

Sir Charles Metcalfe is the only addition. to the
ItiMral dinner party this evening. Covers were laid
for sixteen.

llis Royal Highness Prince Albert, and his Impe-
rial Highness the Archduke Frederick of. Austria,.'
arrived in town yesterday morning from Windsor
vastle by the Great Western Railway. A numerous
Party from Windsor Castle attended their Royal and
Imperial Highnesses to town,. including the Earl of
4berdeen, Earl of Liverpool, Sir Edward 13? water,
baron Lehzeltern, Cranit Marinovicn, Captain ko-
en,.el, Captain. Dumont, and Count Carolyi.
On arriving, the Poyal party immediately went to
the Cattle Show, , and. inspected the collection, and
afterwards went to Mivart's Hotel, where the Arch-
dukeil Frederick and the Noblemen and 'Gentlemen of
suite alighted. Prince Albert, attended by his
Buite, proceeded to Buckingham Palace.
The Prince went into the new Chapel Royal
!I'eeting at the Palace, and after inspecting the build-
'no, walked through the Royal Gardens to the Sum-
-I,ller Temple, recently erected.
Prince Albert, after remaining nearly half an hour,
took
.„ his departure from Buckingham Palace with his
Tee, in two carriages, for the terminus of the Great
Western Railway at Paddington, on his return to
Windsor Castle. The Earl of Liverpool, the Marquis
°fxeter, Viscount Sydney, and Major-General Sir
7lWard Bowater, were in attendance on his Royal
ielness.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Gloucester
m 1 the Duke of Cambridge arrived at their respec-
tive residences in town yesterday afternoon from a
Llsit to the Duke of 'Wellington at Strathfieldsaye,
Rants. His Royal Highness the, Hereditary Grand
Mecklenburgh
.Strelitz accompanied the Royal
Duke to town. Baron Knesebeck was in waiting on
Duchess
Duke of Cambridge. Their Royal Highnesses the
kiuchess of Cambridge and the Princesses Augusta
and Mary of Cambridge also left the Duke of Wel-
. 'Von's seat at Strathfieldsaye yesterday for Kew.
bln the afternoon the Duke of Cambridge and the
retteditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburgh Strelitz
town for Kew.
Viscount and Viscountess Barrington have arrived
at Canford House, Dorsetshire, the residence of her
Majesty the Queen Dowager. The Viscountess has
succeeded the Countess Brownlow as the Lady in
,‘"'aiting on her Majesty. Lady and the Hon. Miss
Ghave arrived at Canford House ; the Hon. Miss
Gore is the Maid of Honour in Waiting on her Ma-
3e't.Y. Sir David Davies arrived at his residence in
Park-place,,i St. James's, on Tuesday night, from
Sanford House. The Hon. William Ashley (Vice-
haniberlain) and the Hon. Mrs. Ashley have arrived
_u
Canford House on a visit to the Queen Dowager.
Athe Earl of Denbigh (Master of the Horse) has left
Sanford House for his town residence. in Eaton-place.
?,1r David Davies left town yesterday afternoon for
'.anford House.
His Imperial Highness the Archduke Frederick of
lustria, attended by Baron Lebzeltern, Captain Du-
!flant, and other gentlemen of his suite, visited and
inspected the United Service Institution yesterday
,c
i'ternoon. His Imperial Highness and suite also went
0 the Horse Guards.
this The Queen will hold a Privy Council at two o'clock.
afternoon, at Windsor Castle. Summonses for
the Council were issued yesterday, from the Council-
bffice.
Sir Robert Peel left town yesterday afternoon, on
a V!sit to; her Majesty, at Windsor Castle.
~13aron Neumann, the Austrian Minister, and M.
Net, the Minister of the Netherlands, returned to.
`i,"'ll. on Friday, from a visit to the Duke of Welling-
. Ilat Strathfieldsaye.
4on Brunow, the Russian Minister, and the Che-
i:r Bunsen, the Prussittn'Alinitef, transacted busi-
os Yesterday, at the Foreign-office.
tr,'aPtain Seagrave, R.N.; -had an interview with
lI Stanley. yisterday at the Colonial-office.
John Wood, Chairman of the Excise had an
I,Lin'terv'iew with the Chancellor of the Exchequer on
uursda4y at his official residence in Downing-street.
-Chq• Earl of Haddington has returned to town from
a
,visit to Lord Wharncliffe at Wortley Hall, York-

rota Windsor Castle.
Lady Graham was better yesterday, and was going
°n favourably,
13ispatelies from Sir Hugh Gough for Lord Stanley
a", Majesty's principal Secretary of State for War
ca,-1 the. Colonies were received yesterday at the
t,°lonial-office. Dispatches were also received from
"e Governor of Malta.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat
3'esterda3.. Lord Campbell gave judgment on an ap-
peal from the Arches' Court of Canterbury. The Rev.
ellrY Erskine Head, rector of Feniton, Devon, v.
Ralph Saunders, of the City of Exeter, gentleman,
'4,;:rooting the office of the Judge. Their Lordships
"'rifled the decree of the Court below.
the Queen's Advocate, followed by Mr. Moore, Was
heard on an appeal from the Prerogative Court of
ianterbury, James Edwards v. George Finehani, in
e. goods •of Martha Yeomans, spinster, deceased.
llushington gave judgment.
Ahr. Burge, Queen's Counsel, and Mr. Moore,
,:r
Were heard on an , appeal from the Last Indies,
ewagee and others.'
Mr. Loftus epigram Queen's Counsel, was also
beard on the appeal.
The COurt rose at four o'clock. The Lords pre-
at were Lord Campbell, Mr. Baron Parke, Mr.
Justice Erskine, and the Judge of the Admiralty
Curt. The Bishop of London attended the early
part of the sitting.

Otarquis Pauluni, son of the Noble and Gallant
illgh Admiral of the Austrian navy, left Mivart's
on Thursday, for Portsmouth, to join the Aus-
11T1 frigate Bello ne, stationed at Spithead.
In consequence of the very reduced prices of grain,
clseveral of the publicans of Bath and Bristol have re-
duced the price of beer one penny per quart.—Bath
-
,Rossini is reported to have finished a Grand Opera,
,\,\.";eh he has deposited in the hands of a notary, to be
-"Jed up, and not opened until after his death. Out
t'lif the
, proceeds that may arise from its representation,
4g sale, the gran maestro has dictated, that masses
Exame performed,- for the good of his soul.—Musical
ine.
ASlinnwroN.—Owing• to the recent rainy weather
aging the month of November, the tillage of wheat
1;14 other field employments has een retaeason
rded,
blit, on the •Other hand, this boisterous s
f 8.8 had its benefits by causing the springs to issue
on the hills and in the valleys, and replenishing,
abundant supply of water, of which a great
ken
was experienced during the long previous
L,-Cunt. Nearly the whole of the potato crops are
"'en from the ground, and this excellent vegetable
:is selling at from 4d. to 6d. per score weight.
a early wheats are looking healthy, and grass
141 turnips are pretty plentiful for the season.—
;;,Btern Luminary.
Two biographical works of great merit (just pub-
lished) call for our favourable notice. Mrs. Forbes
Bush's " Memoirs of the Queens of France, with
Notices of the Royal Favourites," is written both with
11,, due attention to the importance of the Life of each,
and with a happy feminine tact and delicacy which
Literary
nothing worth recording unknown. " The
Vterary Ladies of England," by Mrs. Elwood, is
Written with the same discretion. rhe first biography
Is that of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, the last that
thus
Mrs. Maclean, better known as Miss Landon ; it
rri"as comprises our blue stockings from the commence-
ent of the last century down to the present. Each
biography is marked by good taste and excellent judg-
rt.The author is considered in each more than
individual; and yet sufficient narrated of the latter
to interest and instruct.—John Bull.
UTILITY or SciENcE.—Science recommends itself
to all classes of mankind by its practical utility, and
by the numerous advantages and benefits which it
continually brings to light. To expatiate on the im-
rirtauce and the benefits of scientific research and
• discovery would be superfluous; and it will be suffi-
e• lent to select from the mass of facts a single illus-
tration to prove the advantages which its investiga-
tiont, confer on mankind. We would therefore, select
14e " Odonto,' or Pearl Dentifrice," prepared by
k'e"rs. Rowland, of Hatton-garden, and of Macassar
Celebrity, as constituting at once an indispensable
43; l'ecquisite for the toilet; and an instance of the success
Via,, scientific research in discovering an infallible pre-
si
..ervative of those indispensable attributes of beauty
the -teeth and •gums, in balmy fragrance, freshness,
beauty.