The Sun.
London, England, 1842-08-24 00:00:00

LAW AND_POTIICE,

James BrirnageßvaTjniilondaY brought up for re-
!amination at Guildhall, on the charge.of embezzling
the monies of his employer Mr. Price, of King-street,
dhow-hill, and committed for trial.
Thomas Alen, a Waterman, appeared on Monday at
the Thames Police, to answer the charge of acting
141. a pilot to a ship, from the Pool to Gravesend, he
"fling unlicensed <o to act by the Trinity-house. The
suit wa4. brought by the Licensed Pilot's Association
441 the defendant 'fined in a mitigated penalty of
4uol costs:

SP ORTZNG.
4, A grand field-day of the Herefordshire bowmen
‘uoli place at Eastnor Castle yesterday, where Earl
Ithlld Countess Somers are staying with Viscount
k,ltstnor.
Game is very plentiful in Devonshire, and both
Pliasants and partridges are strong upon the wing.
The shooting party at Bolton. Abbey has been
,ssbroken up on account of the disturbed state of the
"knufacturing districts,

COVRT-FASIIXONAZZE.
„i.Sir Robert Peel arrived in Whitehall-gardens on
• 4tondav from Windsor Castle.
Lord and Lady Robert Grosvenor leave South-
Ittnjoton.to-day for Park-street.
Lord and Lady Farnham 'purpose prolonging their
t4t.y_ in town for about a month longer.
Viscount Combermere has left town for Comber•
mere Ibbey, Cheshire. •
Lord and Lady Marcus Hill have gone on a tour
11
-Scotland.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster
"4ve town for the Isle of Wight, on Saturday,
• The Marquis of Bute arrived in town on Monday
from,,, a brief -visit to the Continent. •
The Marquis of Devonshire has returned to Hills-
`'N.)tigh Castle, county Down, from Dublin. •
arrived •
f he Earl of Wiltonon in town on Monday
COwes. _ _

tt,Thel3;ike and Duchess of Northumberland lt ave
wn at the close of the week for Alnwick Castle.
he Duchess of Cleveland has arrived at Scarbo•
t
from Raby Castle, Durham.
PriZSCZZLANZOI7B.
1)1%7'1 R. Ross, of elected M P for Bel-
t
t on the Liberal interest, is son-in-law of the Lord
a'Silop of Limerick.
1, At Surinam the total population is 56,000, and at
14,amariho, the second of these Dutch Colonies,
inhabitants. In the former the negroes amount
tb
16,;100, of whom only 1,100 are free : in the latter
th,
(re are 10,000 negroes.

• COURT :13RCULAR.
,~-IP DSOIi, TUESDAY.--The Queen and Prince
A I
-'4l3ert walked to Adelaide Cottage this morning, and
'through the Home Park.
I Ile Pince of Waleis and the Princess Royal have
trn t;!!“:ii their usual airings, accompanied •by the
Lidy Lyttelton.
111.itie of:Saxe Coburg Gotha, attended by
1.()II ( ruben, went to town by the train which
lift Slriu,di at twenty minutes before ten o'clock, and
re
turned at half-past two o'clock.
tllo afternoon her Majesty and Prince Albert,
lie buelh.-s of Kent, and the Duke of Saxe Coburg,
Pe out in a carriage and four, followed by Lady
Eratlvale, the Duchess Norfolk, and the Maids of
"'our in another' carriage, -and' attended by the
homobs.aoi.'
?,
(~I.r Robert Peel, after having an audience of theT- ,en, returned to town shortly before four o'clock.
ly Marquis of OrinOnde has arrived to succeed
onl Lyron as the ',Ord in Waiting on her Majesty.
ehiler Royal 114zhile§ the Duchess- of Kent, Lady
-
ha Dunda.;.:,` -Sir George Couper, La Marquise
441,11 Alareourt, Mr. and Mri. Harcourt (St. Leonard's).
thr. G, E. and the lion. Mrs. Anson, will join
t 7 itoyal dinner circle at the Castle this evening.

;The Prince of Leiningen, attended by Colonel
George Couper, Bart., left Frogmore yesterday
'ortung, where his Royal Highness had teen on a
4184- to her Royal Highness the Duchess of -Kent,
AV proceeded by the Great Western Railway to
'‘'ll, to embark on board the Princess Victoria,
tfaill-packet for Antwerp. Sir George Couper re
-
• "rnecl to Frogmore in the afternoon.
The Lord Chancellor had an interview with Sir J.
Graham at. the Home-office yesterday morning. His
Lordship remained at the Office a considerable time.
Lord Fitzroy Somerset had an interview with Sir
James Grahamin the afternoon.
:1, he Attorney-General attended at the Home-
-0"lee during the afternoon.
Sir Robert Peel left his residence in Whitehall-
' Rardens at half-past one o'clock yesterday, to have an
audience
,of her Majestma, y Windsor Castle. .
baron de Monco .the Portuguese Minister,
transacted business yesterday, at the Foreign-office.
Lord Stanley arrived at Bromley, on Monday, from
A ethrrl)y.
Colquhoun, Resident for the Hanse Towns,
.transacted business yesterday at the Foreign-office.

2STAPOLEON CONQUERED BY A FEMAI.E.---NapOleOp
t- on friendly terms with the family cif Mr. Baleoinbe
14 St. Helena, at a small white house, called the Briars.
be
iss Balcombe was a great favourite with the Emperor.
t Was very young, and Napoleon used to condescend
~-uromp with her. However, one day she, drew his
w,
anal got him up in a et)rner. t..him an ',
his escape. 't " I
the greatest man in the world at my mercy." The
it is said, was so annoyed ttt this sally tha• he
iikutte to be afterwad.. '• •