The Sun.
London, England, 1845-06-21 00:00:00

The COURT CIRCUL AR.
olw i'queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Prince
Ali „," es, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the Princess
cqi,larrived at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, at two o'clock
tklviondaY afternoon, from town. The royal suite included
11(41 ',,°r,strian, Colonel Bowles, Mr. George Edward Anson,
'°:onel Grey, and Major-General Wemyss.
?lager alajeAv and Prince Albert took a drive in an open car-
after their arrival.
ifotiseelle was no addition to the royal dinner party at Osborne
In the evening
els!erday mornin;the Queen rode out in a pony phaeton.
tilt ?e!. Royal Highlaesses the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred,
ktNstrotacess Royal, and the Princess Alice, were taken their
1150,, !fled walks and rides in the pleasure grounds of Osborne
His
hill the forenoon.
leaerrYal Highness Prince Albert rode out on horseback
L,Th Royal "rige' "Val Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cam-
ilia!attended by Lady Augusta Cadogan, honoured the Earl
thie7eantAess of Wilton with their company at dinner ',ester-
, The pi!,g, at their residence in Grosvenor-square..
441sp-mrl of Lucan and Lord Farnham had an interview with
The v.auley, yesterday at the Colonial-office.
hittrz-celesiastieal Commissioners for England had a meeting
tbi setp,"'Y afternoon- at the office in Whitehall-place. There
irLesent the Bishop of London, the Bishop of Winchester,
kilt43P of Chester, the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol,
lir Bishop of Sali'sbury.
1410,1e,/lark Boyd had an interview yesterday with Lord
Itedt,e,Duchess Dowager of Cleveland had a dinner party on
kji"a„ Y, at he dence in Seamore-place. The corn-
184eolded the Duchess of Inverness, the Duke and Duchess
'44 the Marquis and Marchioness of Normanby, the
1,41 ti Conntess of Leicester, the Earl of Mulgrave, Viscount
tHit -e"ocaillonntess Ponsonby, Mr. and Lady. Augusta Milbank,
447 v , M.P., Mr., Mrs., and Miss Whitbread, Lord
Ile, sae, and Mr. Edward Ellice, M.P.
li,,?rkee had afterwards an evening party..
p,l,o,,udieial Committee of the Privy Council sat yesterday.
vNightis present were Lord Brougham, the Vice-Chancellor
Ntlie h "lee, the Vice-Chancellor Wigram, the Chancellor
Itt "achy, of Cornwall, and the Judge of the Admiralty
4111 4,,
1tt,1141, " Fawcett V. The Justices of :Bombay," was
41. ,„:taad concluded. Mr. Stuart Wortley, Queen's Conn-
liC,,acard for the respondent.
,I,ll6.,i'itaroy Kelly, Queen's Counsel, was heard on an ap-
Na nornb 'C
rgee v Thompson." Mr. Sergeant
Ntall'7 was haia''t. d for at
h-e
resp. ondent. The case was ad-

"3TVES, ISLE OF WIGHT.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
JUNE 20, YAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE.IB4S.
tas 1, ARIALS DURING THE WEEK.
°.--NoßraVn cutter, Sir 11. B. Hoghton, Bart., from
Igth J.
:,ttom--k,itana schooner, J. Digisv Murray, Esq., from
11klitevt'tlt ' Corsair cutter, John Congreve Esq., from
4;
.iffens' mfinch wl, Lieutenant-Colonel Bow thewwestward and proceeded to the eastwaid. era,
gll
---- DEPARTURES.
Flower of Yarrow yawl, Marquis of Conyngham,
Illet"'n, Ireland.
s,'"Plirt schooner, Sir B. R. Graham, Bart., London.
k)1 Actirs
k4l.os4er .AT AND ABOUT THE STATION.
3--Gitana, Merlin, Julia, Resolution, Wyvern,
4;o;tters,sss,retrel, Corsair, Nymph, Osprey, Albatross, Tur-
urah, and Wave.
4trer,A,RBOUR, 14FITTING OUT AND MANNED.
yt,ttreerksamilla, Vandal, and Caprice.
'l'oliettens were given to the officers of the fleet at Spit-
i,';lsrtiatto visitors are to be admitted on board the ships
ssl!jes,Y. From that and other causes we conclude that
thisg will visit the ships on that day. On Monday
tAIV4IKJhe
place. line will proceed to St. Helen's, where a sham
‘
qt Ass
-u-AJESTY'S VISIT TO THE
ISLE OF WIGHT.
'4o.‘„jeltll3)!.Y AFTERNOON.—This morning the Queen,
lilrisee by his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and
,'74114.11 Royal, took an aquatic excursion in one of the
,A) The day was particularly favourable, and her
illettitained some considerable time on the water. While
ts7tst? was on the Solent his Royal Highness Prince
Vost,7dea by Major-General Wemyss and Mr. Anson,
jtesistr Barton Farm, to inspect the improvements being
ttLt!th,:at Part of the estate.
rOtiletitatention of her Majesty. to-morrow, to inspect the
qt7145„1" squadron of line-of-battle ships at Spithead.
4; been issued by the Rear-Admiral in command for
()Net!' to be on hoard, and for the ships to be cleared
!to,i until after her Alajesty has inspected the fleet.
atisiea, it is understood that there is to be a grand
ott;tt "` ut the presence of her Majesty, for which purpose
ytkitill.ra get under weigh and proceed to sea, and her Ma-
empany it in her yacht. This will be a spectacle
sh, 140._ attention of a British Queen. There can be no
liZ4ipsetuteresting than the evolutions of a fleet of line-of-
11.10trItte'tiespecially when composed of such ships as those
the fleet now at Spithead.
Stillooog the anniversary of the accession of her Majesty
'lily's eof these realms, the ships in Portsmouth harbour,
~tostseet at Spithead were dressed with flags, and at
eek they each fired a royal salute. A similar salute
V i of tZd from the forts of the garrison; and the Canny-
Al%l, te,Royal Yacht Squadron, likewise fired a royal
Canny-
yl Leilae oesasion ; she is lying in Cowes roads.
!li7lbly‘l3, of the Admiralty will, in all probability, be here
N: to accompany the Queen on her visit of inspection
14.0 Their Lordships' yacht, the Black Eagle, ar-
ttsraouth this afternoon.
4111 s
R ASSOCIATION FOR THE
SLltakt CADVANCEJIENT OF SCIENCE.
liNseu°E, JUNE 20.—The different sections for scientific
ti tfth ',..utnenced their sittings yesterday. With the ex
cep.
hitl4, ttill taanumerous,thern •e"P'
atical
and tpo and hrywant ofaerssical sections, the
the atmechtenda anince
4..
reteal sections did not hold any meeting.pp
kslyitt, general meeting was held in the eveningr at the Se-
,ertbViiich was filled with a large and respectable corn-
();,,,,Y the Ipg a large proportion of ladies. The chair was
garnh,luean of Ely, who was supported by the Marquis
1141/41Z20, Sir David Brewster, Sir H. de la Beche, the
citOlirlster, and many leading members.
"Ohltsis hi.bENT briefly addressed the meeting, stating that
't dot to iou the chair into the hands of Sir
r" •
•1111,0414,1,,_ He had felt it to be a great privilege at York
N'fest left to him to communicate their invitation to
ti ,:lmagnetic observers throughout Europe. That in-
►.) Piskuee o most cordially responded to.
14aRSCDELL in taking the chair, referred to the
P shiP h
iittt,ltt/ttide lc had existed between him and the
to pl,t, and then proceeded at considerable length
sops tisa_e Progress of magrietical and meteorological
Viami"o_oughout the world. Th.e result. has been
sstlartg th !! Of an enormous mass of. information, which
aik astence high, although time must be allowed
k,Vtteino4lon. It was the greatest and most pro-
Mos iss
.observations which had ever been made ;
11111,7sise".;ahich they had been supported by the British
1/41,4 Not ksovernments and the East India Company being
kti:leat,ssllt, but their continuance must be settled before
;I_,; 441441:tin-
Closes. It was not now necessary to seek
soath_ reign talent ; the mind of Britain was equal to
10Tttieesm.,atical analysis it could accomplish anything,
`°e prize of public estimation was held out to
WoUld be wanting. The President next ad-
ii`eas which meteorology had sustained in the death
`tdl,l.44,f°,,.feSsor Daniell ; in the progress of observation
Agit killt?sse's telescope, where his discoveries had con-
sikk.lailoaer
tr opinion, that all nebulae were double stars—.
tiseri_ay, of logic, agricultural chemistry, &c., and
ststep esessity of an alteration in scientific nomencla-
VSs4ace with the wider range which it had taken.
tdiy been
the United States Minister, said that he had
i 1,4 „to the called upon to propose the thanks of the
laqtas n" President for his address. He much re-
k,,te;s but °..9e of the philosophers from his country were
fe;:t_hro.ut any claim to that character himself, he
O
'itqle as their representative. He saw in thr,
rlll SO: ward
g. of one who gave the " Lyre of Heaven"
0014 ass hss-laS the irresistible power of his sagacity, he
%Ist 41 passed for a star for ages, and transferred
los ot.,o„o3.'stess.,
sa but so remote was it that it had not yet,
itilk,Sos,o4l!led its cycle. The name of the president was
tlsiti.l well America as in Europe, and if he would go
Atirkets se" Li south, he would see himself surrounded
N‘tii,j4ritigti friends of kindred tongues. The University
ropttr• 'n New England was his own trans-Atlantic
Nttlde4 la:lnd he looked with pride towards it as having
/ a member of Emmanuel College, in this
1/41tmuss
I - t tkrt °_,f Northampton briefly seconded the motion,
'euar by acclamation.
•
Mtki Se Influx of members yesterday, the numbers
A Of 65; to ten o'clock,last night being 311, and mak-
-11)t,
tl
0,440,1
0; For the last two or three days the
14 "'sihl Brtinswick.square has been thrown into the
ichip tn;_veeXcitement by the discovery of a case of seduction.
1 with years a widow lady, of the name of Bovan,
gits,a,° per two daughters, Ellen, aged nineteen, and
14 m Millman-street, Foundling, keeping a re-
\Noin 41
-house. On the 29th ult. she received
La 8 a a Mrs. Reynoldson, who described herself
:ttil4fth, tow', ladies' seminary at Walsall, and having
iasttssilovs,,_°l)ol some Chancery business, and know-
Vl,' a de... friends in Coventry, applied to her for
4t or so, The epistle concluded by requesting an
;1, 'O4 _ railway terminus at three that day. Mrs.
sta.:native of Coventry, and her daughters having
tE me there with some of her friends, went as
'‘t,liii,irienett the lady, as she was coming in by the train.
asthat the stranger was well acquainted with
'4f 'sa her daughters, although Mrs. Bovan had no
ht he eterte,nd further prepossessed' by her lady-like de..
t,1,411it Zeek to take her as a lodger. Mrs. Reynoldson
N bee U N.:l,444ring Which time her behaviour was of the most
the
!, and from being a stranger in London, Mrs.
„„'•daugtiters to accompany her upon her shopping
k.ii‘oLthtle-:Piration of the week, Mrs. R. was waited upon by
her ilhi? and a younger one; the former was repre-
5A.1117 by callings at hlder lawyer's chambers. From them,
bela settledst i n forthe anaofttehrenrownneeknif
!llt I'll, 111:Qta, UntilcoSau turndoaty
Nta trulokent Out, accompanied by the two young
ktge at'ole purchases in the Lowther Arcade.
\''44t ttoth kr, Y they were met by a gentleman, also
eti in • Bovan's, at the bottom of Pall.mall ;
Sij`tite',44 nechokrapany with the two persons represented as
tts 45f; sitse'suew. Since that period no direct tidings hare
'ita! '°f the parties by the distracted mother. Upon
Ntitty,"Pes, ealo's Inn-fields (the direction given by the so.
to4tkliadetibeeti.siat the name of a barrister who had formerly
:II) klg:4tleaer° made. use of, but who, of course, in noway
'Ptlon, or knew anything of the parties.
c'ooo bnieh a::), VISIONS. The Dutch steam-ship
itriittiqtter,"ved at the St. Katharine's Wharf on Wednes.
had 17 oxen and cows on board, all in ex-
\ oCiatki," which were in consequence landed and de-
el'4lll for the London markets. This vessel had also
\isistt,uo%4 ossieves of cucumbers, 17 baskets of vege-
N Almon, in addition to a variety of other ar.
t. '66,14t1 Fe: and manufacture. The General Steam Com-
-44115i tat 1.-iverpool, which arrived from Ostend on the
11411414 at4ttie quantity of Belgian poultry, eggs, &c., on
k4so,„ the p°mPany's vessel Giraffe, which arrived from
115 tr 444, ijunsWick Wharf, Blackwall, on Thursday,
ia
ti 1414,80 e Yest, Sheep and lambs ; 11 baskets of cherries,
boy,lt4rie, Packages of fish of different descriptions,
lkNtiry‘ Ton Y. of every other description of Dutch produce.
p rib% from Calais, on the same day, brought a
• t,t, °Ulrry
,1 la. and the splendid iron steam-ship Rain-
Nher 'er. in the day from Havre, had, in addition
gstt'alt k, articles, no less than 350 packages of fresh
'4i aye,kttndk The revenue officers at the St. Katha-
k,ll4ts.,o7,l,..„ll,,sfroerseveral hours after time, in order that the
'IM The as soon as possible, and before it became
411111'1", hae'earn.ships trading between Hull, Rotterdam,
44,1 p,e°2l,! brought large quantities of all kinds of
lons during the week, for consumption in