The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-16 00:00:00

NI3CS ZUUb.

Mendelssohn will try the great organ of Christ-church, New•
gate-street, on Thursday, between two and three in the aft3r,
noon.

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Queen received Addresses, on the Throne, yesterday
afternoon, at Buckingham Palace, from the Universities of
oxford and Cambridge, and from the Corporation of the City
of London.

The Deputations, attended by the usual officers of the Uni-
versities, aimed shortly before two o'clock, the Lord Mayor
in State, attended by his Chaplain, the Rev. H. Thomas, and
by the• Sword-bearer, Mace-bearer, and the officers of his
household.

Her Majesty being seated on the Throne, his Royal Highness
rrince Albeit standing by her side, and the Ladies in Waiting,
and the Ministers and Officers of State being in attendance,
the Oxford Deputation was ushered by Sir William Alartin,
the Gentleman Usher in Waiting, from the lower suite of
rooms up the grand staircase to the Throne Room, at the
entrance of which the Lord Chamberlain received the Members,
and conducted them to the presence of her Majesty.
His Grace the Duke of Wellington, in his robes as Chan-
cellor, and wearing the Ensigns of the most Noble Order of
the darter, advanced, having near hiin the Earl of Devon,
High Steward ; his Grace and the Noble Earl were followed
by the Vice-Chancellor, and the other Deputies, and also by
the Members of the University of Oxford, accompanying the
Address, in the established Order of Precedency.
The Duke of Wellington read the Address of Congratulation,
on her Majesty's recent providential escape, to which the
Queen was pleased to return, a most gracious answer.
The Duke of Wellington then presentee: to her Majesty, to
kiss hands, the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Winter, President of St.
John's College, and Dr. Hawkins, Provost of Oriel. His
Grace also presented to the Queen, the other Members form-
ing the Deputation from the University„ Plumptre,
Master of University • Dr. Jelf, Canon of Christ Church; Dr.
Richards, Rector of Exeter Dr. Marcham, Warden of Merton;
Dr. Williams, Warden of New College; Dr. Goolden, ot
Queen's College ; Mr. Pococke, Senic r Proctor; Mr. Pinker-
ton, Junior Proctor ; Mr. Johnson, Queen's College ; Mr.
Audland, Queen's College ' • Mr. Stodt tart, St. John's College ;
Mr. Fleming, St. John's College ; aniei the Rev. Dr. Bliss,
Registrar of the University.
Among the Members of the University accompanying the
presentation of the Address, were the 1:,:a1.1 of Eldon; Dr. Hook,
Christ Church; Dr. Saunders, Christ Chuach ; Sir R. H.
Inglis, and Mr. Estconrt, Burgesses in Parliament; Dr.
Chandler Drew of Chichester; Rev. Fr ancis Litchfield; Mr.
Thomas Fletcher Twemlol, Christ Chore h, M.A. ,• Mr. Mid-
dleton Berry, M.A., ot i;razennose Caere; and Mr. Sergeant
Ludlow. _ _ _

The Oxford Address havina been tee eia ed, the Deputies and
Members of the University of Cambridgr were conducted with
the like ceremony to the presence of the Sovereign, in the fol-
low ing order of precedency :
The Bedells, the Chancellor, the Vi ice-Chancellor, accom-
panied by the Registrar ; the High Ste, yard, the Commissary,
Noblemen, Privy Councillors, Heads of Colleges, Members of
the Caput, Public Orator, Proctors, Doctors in Divinity,
Doctors in Civil Law, Doctors in Medi ei ne, Assessor to the
Vice-Chancellor, Professors, Scrutaturs,, Taxors, Librarian,
Bachelors of Divinity, Masters of Arts (Nt Regents), Masters
of Arts ( Regents), bachelors of Law, B; ichelors of Medicine,
Bachelors of Arts.

His Grace the Duke of Northumberland, K.G., wore his
robes as Chancellor, and was accompat.l ied by the following
Deputation :—The Vice-Chancellor, Res Dr. Archdall, Em-
manuel College; Hon. end Rev. Neville Greville, Master of
Magdalen College; Rev. Dr. French, ;Ivlaster of Jesus Col-
lege ' • I-tev. Dr. Graham, Master of Ch xist College ; Rev. 1)r.
'Tatham, Master of St. John's; Rev. P Yofessor Hewell, 8.D.,
Master of lrinity ; Dr. Fisher, M.D.; ) tr-. Blake, LL.D. (De-
puty for Dr. Gilderi ) ; Rev. R. Biret t. Senior Non Ree-°e,t ;
Rev. J. Smith, Christ's College, Non-1 legent ; Rev. T. Las-
kin, Jesus College, Senior Proctor; ID. F. Gregory, Esq.,
Trinity College, Deputy Proctor ; and! 'Rev. J. Romilly, Tri-
nity College, Registrar; attended by H.. 'Gunning, Esq., Senior
Esquire Bedell ; and Messrs. George- Leapingwell and Wm.
Hopkins, Esquire Bedells.
'the following Members of the Univet sity also attended at
the presentation of the Cambridge eel dress—The Marquis
Camden, Earl of Powis; Right Hon. H.. Goulburn, Burgess in
Parliament; Hon. Mr. Clive, Colonel Six Juhr, Rowland Eus.
tace, St. Peter's College; Rev. G. A. Bs own, Trinity College,
Mr. Edmund F. Moore, Rev. T. Halford, Jesus College ; Rev.
C. R. Dicken, Corpus ; Rev. W. Webster Queen's ; Mr. John
E. Blunt, Trinity College; Rev. Thos. T.aker, St. John's Col-
lege ; Rev. Lawrence Gwynne, Trinity • College ; and the Rev.
Robert Collyer, Trinity College.
The Duke of Northumberland read the Address of Congra-
tulation from the Chancellor, Mast. tr, and Scholars of the
University, to which the Queen was pleased to return a most
gracious answer.
The Cambridge Address having been revived, the Lord
Mayor, accompanied by the following Alc iermen, Sir M. Wood,
Sir Claudius Hunter, Sir George Cars..oll, Sir James Duke,
Sir Peter Laurie, Sir William Heygal..e, Thomas Wood, and
Brown ; the Recorder ; the Sheriffs, !. Mr. Alderman Magnay
and Mr. Rogers ; and between seventy and eighty Members of
the Court of Common Council, was ea aducted and introduced
to the Royal presence.
The City Remembrancer, the Chi .mberlain, Mr. Stacey,
the mover, and Mr. Deputy Steve , the seconder, of the
Address, in the Court of Common Cl ,until ; Messrs. F. G.
Moon, Edward Eyton, Edward JAR rrison, Clement Harris,
Johnson, R. L. Watson, and Cook, !Coalman Councilmen ; Mr.
Saunters, Comptroller ; Mr. Bra- pd, B:ridge House Compti ot-
ter ; Mr. Under Sheriff Pritchar d, Mr. Secondary Potter, the
Water Bailiff, and Mr. Tempi e, Keeper of Guildhall, were
among those present. The City.. Marshals were in attendance.
The Deputation having advarne d near the Throne, the Hon.
Charles Law, the Recorder, read the Congratulatory Address
from the Corporation of the ijity of London. The Queen re-
turned amost gracious answer,

The Members of the Cowill of Aldermen, and the mover and
seconder of the Address irk the Court of Common Council, had
then the honour of being presented to her .llajesty, and after-
wards retired front the presetice a the Soy ereign.
The Lord Alayor, Aldermen, an d Commons of the City of
London had afterwards an audien, to of his Royal Highness
Prince Albert, ar.d presented an At Idress (of Congratulation to
his Royal Highness.
The Court was attended by the Ai ristress of the Robes ; the
Countess of Dunmore, Lady in Waiti .ng ; Ole Lord President,
the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Se-
cretaries of State for the Hume and ' ,Departments, the
First Lord of the Admiralty, the P resident o.f the Board of
Contr.!, the Secretary at War, the I ,aymaster .of the Forces,
the Lord Steward, the Lord Chambi Wain the Master of the
Horse, the Captain of the Honoural Corps t'sf Gentlemen-
at-Arms; Lord Hill, Gold Stick 'a VVaiting ; the Captain
of the Yeoman Guard, the Vic :e-Chamberlain, the
Treasurer of the Household, 9re Ciemptre Iler of the Household,
Alr. George Philip Lee' Lieutemant of the Yeomen Guard ;
Mr. Henry Robinson, Standard Bear er of the Honourable
Ccrps of Gentlemen-at-Ar. Loin 1 Charles Wellesley,
(Cli rk Marshal) Equerry In waitintg ; Air. James Bunce
Curling, Clerk of the Clyiqu,. of the Honourable Corps of
Gentlemen-at-Arms; Cao..aini S. Sather..s:ae,n in Waiting; Sir
Benjamin Smith; Captain Green, Gentlemen Ush,r in Wait-
ing ; Mr. Wilson and Air. Wortley, Pages „ef Honour ; and the
Field Officer in Waiting.
Lord Rivers and AL. Ormsby Gore wer.• the Lord and
Groom in Waiting.
Her Majesty's Honourable Co. rps of Gentlei:qen-at-Arms
lined the Throne-room during the t ,vception of the Addresses,
commanded by their Lieutenant, tl se Hon. Sir Edward Butler.
His Royal Highness Prince A ,lbert was attended by the
Alarquis of Exeter, K. G., Groom , of the
Stole, Lord George
Lennox, Lord in Waiting, and Major-Gieneral Sir Edward
Bowater, Equerry in Waiting.
The Yeomen of the Guard lin ed the .Grand Hall, and the
Queen's Guard, with the Band if the R. 4 giment, was on duty
on the Palace Lawn.

1 he Duchess of Kent visited the•Queets yesterday morning.
The Prince of Wales and the Princess b 'oval, accompanied
by the Dowager Lady Lytteltoti,. were tak, an airing }ester-
day in a carriage and four.
The Queen and Prince Albert honourv% 1 the Duke and
Duchess of Sutherland with their comm • at dinner last

evening, at Stafford House. Her Majest 7a .d the Prince left
13uckingham Palace at eight o'clock, act ma, anied by his Er*
cellency Count Meusdorf, and the Counts Hugh, Alphonol
Alexander, and Arthur Nlensdorf, and attended by the Collate°
of Dunmore, Lady in Waiting; the Marquis of Exeter, Grooo
of the Stole to Prince Albert ; Lord Rivers, Lord in Want
Lord Charles Wellesley, Equerry in Waiting; and. Sir 11
ward Bowater, Equerry in Waiting on the Prince. Her Rol'.' I
Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady Anna ki
Dawson, also honoured the Duke and Luchess of Suthem"
with her company at dinner last evening. to
The State apartmenrs at Windsor Castle are now ePeno
the public every day in the week, Friday excepted, from ell),
till six o'opck ; and during the residence of the Court'
apartments will be closed on Tuesdays and Fridays. at,
The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council of
City of London, after presenting Addresses to the Queen t 0
Prince Albert yesterday atternoun, attended at Clarence 110"-t'o
St. James's, and presented an Address of C,ongratulatioeir
her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent. Her Royal !lit,
ness was attended by Lady Anna Maria Dawson, Lady in "'jot
in g ; and Colonel Sir George Couper, Bart., Comptroller
her Royal Highness's Household.
Her Serene Highness the Duchess Ida of Saxe Weimer, ,
compenied by Prince Gustavus and the Princesses of St:
Weimar, and attended by her suite, left Marlborough Hem
the residence of the Queen Dowager, soon after yeitertio
morning, for the Custom-house, and embarked on board
Colombia stes m• packet , for the Continent.
Her Majesty the Quren Dowager and their Serene- , tio
nesses the Duke and Duchess of Saxe Meiningen, Oiro,
Hereditary Prince of Saxe Meiningen, attended by
countess Barrington, Hon. Miss Anne Gcre, Mdlle. de P'ty
Earl of Denbigh, Sir David Davies, and the Preceptor Wei
Hereditary Prince, left Marlborough House soon after to,
o'clock yesterday morning for the station of the South ro
Railway, and left town by a special train for Southawptofh
embark in the afternoon in a steam packet for Ryde. fir
The Queen Dowager, the Duke and Duchess, and the to
reditary Prince of Saxe Meiningen and Suite, honotire"
Italian Opera with their presence on Tuesday evening. „,„I • Oi
'I he Agent fur the Republic of Ecuador. Colonel R. wito
had the honour of an interview yesterday, at the Foreign-. to
with the Earl of Aberdeen, to present a despatch, from
Government of Quito, together with his credentials alo°
General of that State at the British Court.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
HAMPTON RACES.
The last of the four meetings to which the Home CiOsse
the Turf is now restricted, commenced yesterday, under
pines more than usually favourable. It will extend toFtist
and a comparison of the list published on Monday, wilm,bisl
best that can be found of late years, will show that if antis,
can justify three days' racing after the excitement astd.c•' ;501
deur of Epsom and Ascot, it is the addition of 7-tlis
and Middlesex, and Two.years-old Stakes, and .0
Stewards' Handicap. The racing yesterday, which wag: i
more than ordinarily attractive by the appeal-o'of
the winner of the Oaks (Our Nell) as a competitoistfj,
Surrey and Middlesex Stakes, commenced about twos7PLsf
and finished at half-past tive ;it was witnessed by a oaolortis
average in number and rank, including, besides 'Meg
trot
fashionables, Lords Chesterfield, Worcester, Rosslyn,
A. Fitzclarence, W. Lennox, G. Btntinck; Count Billir"
Sirs W. W. Wynn, C. Kent, J. Shelley, G. Heathetee'op
Baird, W. M. Stanley, J. Flower ; Honourables L-sWoebf,
H. Forester, G. Ongley ; Messrs. Codriugton, Payaellt
J. Stanley, Brand, Errington, Magennis, Sanoileir"
William, &c., &c.
The Cup by Subscription of 5 Sovs. each, with 404141idi
Heats, once round and a distance. the winner "to,b°
for 2001., &a. (6 Subs.) t I
Mr. C. Hornsby's Revoke, 6 yrs, 9st 41b ...... (OwneF) 5 I
Mr. Brooke's Obelisk, aged, 9-t 41b
r. G. Ongley's c by Aledora, dam (1827) by Figar!ii 3
aged, 7st 71b ................................................ .....
'1 he lists published on Saturday night stated that•ts"Sd
would be run at half-past two, and one of them,
would have it, fell into the bands of Tommy Lye, wr'soP
ng age d to ride Mr. Dawson's mare The Biddy • it Ito
at quently arranged that the ,tart should take
1:;;00',
one, but the list did not reach Lye in time to make ise
ments for his mare to be on the course ; so that although/IP
fur, the other horses, after waiting for her upwards a
hour, started two or three minutes after two, rievoke I'l,Bl'l
in a canter. As a matter of course the case came bew,k)
Stewards, who decided that the heat was valid. The oil
heat,l,ke the first, was won In a canter. We ought to fr
that on Lye's weighing for The Biddy, her number 001
hibited, and even, and 5 to 4 laid upon hers and 3 to Ise
yoke, upon whom 2 to 1 was laid in running. 6 or of
The Surrey and Middlesex Stakes of 20 sous. each,
only 5, &c.. with 50 added. Two miles. rSt)4
Lord Chesterfield's Knight of the Whist le, 4 yrs, 7st 7111:(,-;„
Sir. Forth's Vibration, 3 yrs, sst 13th (and 71bs
Mr. Dawson's Our Nell, by Bran,3 yrs, sst 1 llb
Bettirg-6 and 7 to 4 on Our Nell, and 2 to 1 fie ''''Stsf°,
the others. Vibration made the running to the tegs
where Our Nell, who had been pulling hard at her bOCE4ftIO
past her, the Knight of the Whistle taking a close buiseoe)°,
rails, following two or three lengths behind. The'll'
very good to the straight running, where Vibration
her lead ; at the distance the winner of the Oaks co'
and half way up it Knight of the Whistle caught r,
whom he defeated, after a good race, by half a
Nell was beaten three or four lengths. osigdjt
The Strawberry Hill Stakes of 3 soya. each, with
winner to be sold for 1001. Heats, one toile .
quarter. (8 Subs.) -
". I
Mr. D. Cooke's b g Tub Thumper, by Maces 1 I
donicus, 4 yrs, (Lye) 7,1
Mr. Bacon's m by Langar, Sister to Portrait, 4
sirs Goodman's Music, 3 yrs
s
Mr. Smith's Emma, 5 yrs O, s,,
Mr. Howick's Lallah Rookh, aged
Captain Clarke's Britannia, 4 yrs
No betting worth quoting. The first heat was one,
the Langar mare, only the.three placed having run fori
Tub Thumper won the other two in a canter, and 1030.4
The races this day will be three in number, end
...I'llOJ
mence at half-past one ; as each will be " heats" th‘o-_..,rtr
tend to " see the end of it " are recommended to. P''
and take their night caps.
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V
AGED AND DECAYED - -CI
MASONS. • ;4 #7,4
The Society established for the relief of w°_,,,e7o!'
aged Decayed Masons, held their Seventh Alle';1,11
in Freemasons' Hall, last evening, William She'''
in the Chair.
About a hundred members sat down to dinleAfe,
gallery was filled with ladies, and the enrerta„,l4,lyl
altogether was well arranged. The dinner
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were excellent ; and Mr. Ransford, Mr. Conley:, 4,
Brezzi, Miss Betts, Miss Fanny Russell, the`
Turner, and other well-known singers, lent the' ttvo
ance on the occasion. 13511
On the cloth being removed, and the usua
sung, the CHAIRMAN rose to propose a toast, ;01)
was sure every one present would heartily re„s„_,( tli
The toast was, " Her Majesty the Queen 0.3
cheers)—a lady for whom every Englisholsilintsro
highest regard, and who had raised herselliife,
estimation since the atrocious attempt on her vials
was quite sure that he had only to propose the
insure universal approbation.—(Loud cheers.)„„issti
" God save the Queen" was' sung in excel''''of
by Mr. Ransford, and nearly the whole of thpt
~,f de
performers present. Pe#l
The CHAIRMAN then gave the "Queen 01,0
which was responded to with loud cheers. 47
clueing the toast, he said her Majes.y had all alb`
a patron of the institution, and had thereby fo.110.:7,-
example of her excellent husband. svl49
toast-master then announced the fo. o b
--" The Prince and Princess of Wales," whit4opl
much laughter, when he Chairman sass.. th WI/
"P. ince Albert, and tits rest of the RoyarFsrotisllo,i!
he was sure every one would agree witiffiijiiiV,
he. sta ed that since his Royal Higmtblifl
come into the co -ntry he had been Joy
ration of erg: ry one, and had. conduogigki I
in a manner n Inch roust endear him to evq1341.09
man.—(Loud applause.) He would onlY,delt,o-
- of Wales had been Grand Muster .t. d
institution, and he hoped that some (,f thos‘eie
would live to see the day when the preserit.,?'sY
Wales would become a mason.—(Loud cheers-18.!9
The CHAIRMAN then gave—" The Duke
tenth
the Grand Master," which was responded to • ,0/
times three.
cotioa
The healths of the Grand Masters ot.s
Ireland followed, when Mr. Moran returned.:
the two countries in an excellent speech, no
~,Afte
having the courage to rise and return thanks
of his countrymen. r they Pt.
Ot.
The CHAIRMAN then gave the great toastediry
ing, "Success to the Asylum for worthy, kg,oll.l)lfril
rayed Freemasons"—(Loud cheers)—and us'ss ' tll's •
the state of the Institution. He said .to"-, 4
4.% hich they had formed had been cornpleterlouPs.dolo
and that by perseverance and the geld ,b,r4rette,
of all good. masons, the Society wow's, brder.
to grant relief to many of their brethren,‘"TherS7l
met them in that festive hall, but whoffroeli.,. toe i
of fortune, had been reduced to great ar,_l,'
toast was drunk with great applause ; and-tjhv 1' /
verses, written for the occasion by hek; s
Smith, were then sung by all the musical P:
THE THREE TASKS. Slo..:oWy:
Though, Brothers !ne have built our '
And reared the Altar's Cubic Stone,
Graved on its front the Mystic Sign,
Known to our ancient Craft alone :
IN,hoet yet
sootnir,sClarobwo'inirinig,
nlic:tordkonbeepwl
Though Charity bath formed a pile,
Where breathes her orphan Children oe,
Whose grateful hearts, whose happy sr° f.
Reward our deeds and bless our care
Not yet our Crowning Work begun'
The Mason's labour is not done.
When we have rear'd a home for those,
Who of their plenty freely gaye. .
Whom Poverty, at lite s last close,
Hathleeftnoshelt boaster- a race we
butthegraveli'
'Then may we rloo,,
Then will our Crowning or Dv
.„,
then
The CHAIRMAN, in a brief speech,- whoe-44,„,1
health of the Treasurer, Dr. Crucifix, t°, intertte
clay was so much indebted for the gre;lt toefo.7:
he had taken in the Institution, and for the
ns. :de)
which he had rendered to his brother Ineef wog, ots',,f
Dr. CRUCIFIX returned thanks, and vi!!!_.„,c,„?tr
from all parts of the hall. In reading the S_xvcceeZed
that the income of the present year ts 007,
Inaesatrl3y. star by
l. 4001., and that the r ecelP 0
Pr
d in thee'6ool 0,11
The evening altogether was passed g were tho al
ear
mony, and a number of excellent s
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I o'clock tfae r .
second time. About
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