The Sun.
London, England, 1842-02-09 00:00:00

EVENING SUN -1-

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COURT CIRCULAR.
WlNnson,Tu ESDA Y.—The Queen and Prince Albertc",:tle,
for some time, this afternoon, upon the Terrace of the Jon,
Prince Augustus and Prince Leopold left, for 1,°'1:000
the Great Western Railway, about nine o'clock this n'
but will return in the evening to the Castle to dinner'.„ to bet
The Hon. Sarah Mary Cavendish arrived on a visit
Majesty. wprio
Major- General and the Lady Isabella Wemyss,
and Mrs. Ashley, Colonel and the Hon. Mrs. Arbet",_ne t""
Mr. and Mrs. Harcourt, of St. Leonard's Hill, will' a:,..011J
honour of joining the Royal Circle at the Castle, at din'''.
evenihn.
Teg Court willleave the Castle for the Pavilion at 1.41,0
on Thursday morning,

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His Serene Highness Prince Ferdinand of Saxe to 1101;
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attended by Captain Francis Seymour, arrived in '''1101;
Monday evening from Windsor Castle, and visited heareto'
Highness the Duchess of Kent, at her residence,
House, St. James's. A rrir
Their Serene Highnesses Prince Augustus and b, st:
Leopold, of Saxe Cobourg, attended by Count de Zaitss'
rived in town yesterday mowing from Windsor Casti e;ostos'
Their Serene Highnesses the Princes Ferdinand, Au" the
and Leopold, yesterday present yester at the solemnisati°,°:l,oll
marriage of his Highness the Prince Esterhazy, with Inject
Sarah Villiers, daughter of the Earl and Countess 0f rost7
at Chandos House. Their Serene Highnesses eiVtill
visited and inspected the new Houses of Parliament' Ili 110
thence went to Clarence House, St. James's, 0 visit her
Hi the Duchess of Kent. A del hi,
Their Serene Highnesses the Prince Ferdinan";;„del.
Princes Augustus and Leopold of Saxe Cobourg, ate.,
Capt. Francis Seymour, Count de Degenfeld Schonwe'forw;
Count de Zaitsch, left Clarence House, at five o'cloekicest
terminus at Paddington, and travelled by the Great woe
Railway to the Slough station, 'on their return to '
Castle. prey'
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Linchess of Cal as
Prince George and the Princess Augusta a Cambr„i"rudes');
tended by .I,:dy Augusta Somerset, were present f,r
the marriage of ;;is Highness Prince Nicholas gtet,,'3" The,l
the Lady Sarah Vi:liers in St. George's ChurPl'orlato
Royal Highnesses, after the ceremony, honoured the •eoij,
Countess of Jersey with their company at the dejenne.repce
the occasion by the Earl and Countess at their rest
Berkeley- square. Qtie°
The Duke of Cambridge visited her Majesty the
Dowager yesterday at Marlborough House. • lobet of
Mr. Thomas Todd, President of the American Chaesidelof
Commerce, Liverpool ; Mr. William Brown, Vice-rrvarl
and Mr. Thomas 'Bolton had an interview with the ""
Ripon yesterday at the office of the Board of Trade. rdsy,i
t
Lord Elgin had at interview with Lord Stanley yete
Ae the Colonial-office. had
Mr. Wickham, Chairman of the Stamps and TOO' jai,
interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yester
re
his official residence in Downing-street. di
The Portuguese and Grecian Ministers transacted u
yesterday, at the Foreign-office. tefa.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Cowl; sat I°oo°
and resumed the hearing of an appeal from the lifer--
Court, " Ditchburn v. Fearn." 03911113;
The Queen's Advocate, and Mr. Kindersley, adjourned
sel, were heard for the respondent. The Court
case
The for
Lords present further hearingwere until
Lord Saturd
Way.
ynford, Lord 11°4
Lord Campbell, and the Judge of the Admiralty
.Court-
the
Dispatches from the L • t 11'
lonian Islands were received' y(•esterigdahy tmhTC.isscrneiarilififee'

[ADVERTISEMENT. I
CLOSE OF HOLIDAYS,--NOW that the .S` ri;o
t
of annual festivity is about to terminate, and the res,PedifF
lioarding-schools be re-instated by the busy throng of _
aspirants, the personal comfort and attractions of w°f
come naturally an object with friends and relatives „
solicitude. Rowland's -Macassar Oil, for accelerat'uewl
growth and for preserving and beautifying the hair,;,,
land's Kalydor, for preserving the skin and complo"-t-0, '
removing cutaneous eruptions; and Rowland's Od°9„oiver;
beautifying the Teeth, and preserving the Gums, are -oil
rally considered indispensable in the requisite accoloral";01,6,
of the decorative repository. The august patronage cu,
by all the Sovereigns of Europe to these creative rel-allir„
specifics, and confirmation, by experience, of their den
efficacy, have characterised them with perfection, and
them a celebrity unparalleled.
AINSWORTH'S MAGAZINE.--This P- pr*
-I°,le
has made a glorious start and has already attained a s;site`if
greater than was ever reached by the first
number of any der
far publication. And indeed it would be matter of lit"'
it were not so, since, independently of the talent of h',s
Or
contributors, and of the truly Hogarthian designs e't s°
Cruikshank,l consisting of two large and highly finis° 4
plates, together with numerous illustrations engraved 01';‘'fb!
Ainsworth himself has here produced his best romance, vie.'
Miser's Daughter." This is a story worthy of the 11
days of our literature, rivalling the vigour, truth, ably .;:10,t,
minated character, and rapid succession of incident,
the grossness of Fielding. The time of the story is thearpto
of the last century, when Hogarth, Pope, Churchill, f
Johnson, Foote, Colley Cibber, Garrick, Lord Che"ej,
Reynolds, and others, threw a light upon the circles of ,he
don, which has never since been equalled. The scene I:ying
metropolis, particularly the Westminster portion of it, %,,-3 ry t
from the old and squalid precincts of the Little SencVall .ri
°
the brilliant scenes of fashionable display which the l',""
St. James's Park evinced during-that era day after dal' rill'
far as mit), be judged by the commencement of Mr. Aio'l,°iti°9
new fiction, the plot seems to have for its object an e,1111,010:1
of the career of a young man of gentle blood throng", ece
life as it then existed, involving him under the gujulioje,
wits, beaux, and titled beauties in the extravagances, '-'hero .;'
tions, and frolics (high and low) of the town. The jos
Randolph Crewe, a young Cheshire gentleman, who arrberoT
town on a visit to his uncles, Abel and Trussell Beacsearf,"
bringing with him a mysterious packet, addressed to ye'
the Miser, which was to be delivered to that personal
after the death of Randulph's father, but not before.
fectte
possible to imagine anything more dramatic and tu
richer in character, or more stimulative of curiosity, „,
interview of the young man with the Miser end his'fagtoduc-
daughter, in their dingy and dilapidated abode ; his se!'
tion to the eccentric brothers Beachcroft; or than
cth ioph
mated and sparkling scene in the Mall,
where Rat" dy 131.31",
made known to Beau Villiers and the gorgeous dame
.trec
bazon. Among the other characters the reader will bed ute'
with the Miser's g-im warder Jacob P.,st, and with Mr*
o.lloe
indthe fr e and easy butler of Mr. Abel Beachcroft The ast
• olitr ,he •eed, abounds with natural, dramatic) and strongly c of
portraitures, and must assuredly increase the celebrity
writer.—Naval and Military Gazette.

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B /1{ TH S. , willieo
On the sth inst., at Clifton, Bristol, the lad,' °'
Clarke, Esq. of a daughter. ~. th Wl9 of,
On the sth; inst., at Rutland gate, Hyde-Par"' - e
Frederick Pratt Barlow, Esq , j , f* Son. cif of
On the sth inst.,the is
at the unß. infield Berks.'
William Stevens, Esq , of a daughter.Villa,'
lot Odd
On the 6th inst., at Dorking,•Surrey, lady of .-es
the
Young, Esq., of a son. k cardsPs'
On the 6th inst., at Westbourne-street, Hyde-Par,----ahte-
the lady of Thomas Arbuthnott Whitter, Esq., of a ciatiofoon•
On the 6th inst. , in Tavistock-place, Mrs. S. Haint:N ° 1 A•
On the 6th inst., in Larkhall- lane, Clapham, "'al"
Boulcott, of a son. ---------------

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MARRIED. EdWafi
On the sth inst., at St. Ann's, Limehouse, Geortegellslo!
Bird, Esq., of Clifton, to Eliza Loyd, second daugh°
Fitzgerald, Esq., Stepney.
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DIED. (.. 13 of her
On the sth inst., at Croydon, Colonel Stretton, ‘-'• "
Majesty's service.
On the 6th inst., at Walwood
' Leytonstone, Joseph o°4.
the third son of William Cotton Esq. Re pobeFt
On the 28th ult., in the Ne'w Kent-road, the .v• ,„,t sir
Francis Bree, grandson of the former and nephew of the i•
Martyn Stapylton, Bart., of Alyton, Yorkshire.

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MONEY MARKET and CITY'NE'.
MONEY
FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. to
TIMES. —The premium on gold at Paris is 7 per mille,
non
I at the English Mint price of 3/. 17s. 101 cl. per ounce for sti, ult
• gold, gives an exchange of 25 326,, and the exchange
Paris on London at short being 25 521, it follows that g
is 0.80 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. r
By advices from Hamburgh the price of gold iS yerr
mark, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 1014'1 tio
ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13 7, 54 it
exchange at Hamburgh on London at short being 13 than
follows that gold is 0.93 per cent. dearer in London t
Hamburgh.;
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SUN.—Everything to-day wore a gloomy alVearse
Money is tighter, and the India news has had the effect 10,.
pressing the value of the public securities. We suspects cseui
ever, that home politics have as much to do with the pr
want of confidence displayed by the monied and IneVotO
interests, as any matter relating to foreign affairs, vos
somethiog more is known with regard to the proposed re
ATM
of the Coyn and other Import Duties, it can scareelYbeoo
pected that Any particular revival in trade will take plo%rice,
Wool and Colton markets are both rather animated, but
.0
are complained of as' being low in comparison with former ')
of prosperity.
The Stock market was very depressed, as no one feeloiftl
posed to operate until some clue is obtained to the pie'? tor
Robert Peel. No doubt the Indian news also has hati,4o„tid
favourable effect. The premium on Exchequer Bills,
osu,„rediait
to IBs. and 20s. Consols were at 88% to 69 for ,11, red
transfer, and at 89i to .89 buyers for the Account. Isri
important questions relatve to Import Duties, &C., ",,,Jcli
about to engage the attention of Parliament, have 3;00
effect in restricting business in the Stock, as in hur Fast
markets.. .Bank Stock to-day brought 167 to 168, -.27!S
India Stock declined from the previous nominal rate el i°
to 245. New Three and-a-Half per Cents. were 2,11, 1r
' 98i and the Three per Cent. Annuities 89% to (
dig Bonds were at at 9s. • Pill

The Foreign Securities, with the single exception of:20
Stock, were all a shade lower, Portuguese being at a ;30, fife
from 33% to 31, closing, however, at 3)4 for the, d
per Cents. Spanish Active Bonds receded to 24g ,:i)3g
Mexican Bonds were not quite so good. They realire,
it
to 32,i. Colombian were at 22 to 21i, Brazilian at 651 f 164°
and Buenos Ayres at 19. Belgian Five per Cents::Ceo
were marked 104%, and Dutch Two-and-a-Half Pe
were worth 51a to Mi.
Not much was doing in the Railway Shares, apa. v f
sales easier rates were submitted to. Great Western J.`ere 1,11
at 10, and Birmingham a! 81 premium. Brighton wetiaak •
Croydon 2, and Blackwall 10% discount. Provincial P
Ireland Shares were 15 premium. ofr
There was no decided movement in The demand •°ri
exchange on the Continental cities, but it may bewietar+e ;),001
o
confidence, that the rates on the aver
.e were
favour, being these :—Amsterdam 12 4 to i;P,ar,
72%c. to 77%; Hamburgh, 13 14 to 11 ; Fra.nar°
Antwerp, 12 4i ; and Trieste, 9 51 to 52.