The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-10 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

WlNana, THtiasnay. The Qiteen and Prince Albert,
with the lloy-al Vi,itor; and Suite, left the Castle at half past
twelve o'clock this day fir Ascot Race Course. The Riyal
Proccs.ion quitted Wiud.or in the fll vin oraer:—
Fii st Car, iage—Her 111.ijesty a: d
.Prince. Albert, and the
• Duke and Duchess of Saxe•Aieiningeo.
Second Carriage—The Duchess of Kent, the llistress of the
Robes, Cou,it Metisitorf, Anil the 3laster of the Hose. -
Third Ciirr, - fhr Duchess of Beautirt an': Suit), rland,
the Duke .f Wellington and the Hereilt:ary rrince of. Saxe
Aleiningen.
Fourth Carriage—The Lady in Wailing, the Nlarchionels of
Exeter, Count H. .‘lensilort, Duke of Hut stick.

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Fifth Carriage—Lady S!anlep, Giuntess of ItosAyn, Count
A. Mensdo.f, and the Duke of -utherlarri.

Sixth Carri4ge —Lady A. M Dawson, Matlame de Kais,
Counts Alexander: and Arthur Mensdorf.

sevento Carriage—'-inn. Mrs. G. E. Anson, the two Maids
of 11,mour. and the Marquis of Exeter.
Eighth Cart iage.lart of Aberdeen, the Lord Chambe.Lib,
the Lord Steward, and Lord Stanley.
Ninth Carriage-:1 he Lord in Waiting, Lnrd George
Lennox, Sir George Cooper, Bart., ant the Genileman in
Waiting on the Duke of Saxe Meiningen.
The Ruyal Cortege retrantd in the same State to the Castle
about lour o'clock.

Sir Robert d Lady Peel left the Castle this forenoon.
Her Majesty has a large dinner party this evenirg. The
company will include her Royal Highness the Ducht-ss of Kent,
their Serene Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Saxe
Meiningen, h's Excellency Count Mensdorf, the Counts Hugh,
Alphonso, Alexander, and Arthur Mensdorf, . the Duchess_ of
Buccleuch, Countess of Dunmore, Lady A. M. Dawson the
Maids of Honour ; Baroness Lezhen, Duke of Rutland, duke
and Duchess of Beaufort, Duke of Wellington, Duke and
Duchess of Sutherland, Marquis of Exeter, Marquis and
MarchioneA of Londonderry, Marquis of Aylesbury, Mar-
quis of Worcester, Marquis of Normanby, Marquis of
Blandford, Earl of Liverpool, Earl Delawarr, Earl of Jer-
sey, Earl of Aberdeen, Earl and Countess of Wilton, Earl
and Countess of Chesterfield, Earl of Dunmore, Earl ,of
March, Count and Countess Creptowich, Lord and Lady
Stanley, Earl and Counts ss of Rosslyn, Earl of Cardigan,
Earl and Countess of Kinnoull, Lord George Lennox, Lord
Seaham, Loyd ..Cantilupet Lord Macdonald, Lord Cur-
'son Lord Leveson, Lord and Lady C. Fitzroy; 'bird
and Lady Haddo, Lord and Lady Loftus, Colonel George. and
Mr.. Anson, Hon. J. Macdonald, Sir Ma-soy Stanley, Mr.
and Mrs. Harcourt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley, Hon. Mrs. and
Misi Caulfield, Major-General and Lady Isabella Wernygs; Mr.
Wemyss, Sir T. Arbuthnot, Sir J. Shelley, Mr. and .Lady
C. Townely, Colonel and the Hon. Mrs.. Arbuthnot,
Colonel Bouverie, Colonel Reid, the • Dean of Windsor,
the Provost of Eton, Doctor Hawtrey, Reverend: D.
Markham, Mr. Standish, Mr. and Mrs. Greenfield, . Mr. Hop-
wood, Colonel Fergusmon, Captain Williams, Major Draught,
Mr. H. Baring, Mr. Errirsgton, Mr. Cochran, Messrs ,Fred.,'
Francis, and Georg,: Cavendish, Mr. W. Cavendish, Mr.
Cole, Baron Stockmar, Sir George Couper, Bart., Mr. and
the Hon. Mrs. George Edward Anson, Macame de Kaas
The following Ladies will have the horn.ur of joining the
evening party :—The Dowager Countess of Sef.on and the
Ladies Molynsux, Mrs. -and Miss Whitbread, and Miss
Crutchley. •

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Gloucester and the
Duke of Cambridge left. town yesterday mornic.g for the resi-
dence of the Royal Duchess iu Bagshot Park. Their Royal
Highnesses partook of a clejeuue, and in the evening ret crned to
Gloucester House.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge and the
Princess. Augusta of Cambridge, a:tended by Lady Augifita
Somerset and Baron Knesebeck, lift town yesterday morning
for the Ascot Races. Th: it Royal Highnesses returned to
Cambridge House in the evening.
Their Serene Highoes-es the Duc•hess Ida and the Prin-
cesses of Saxe Weimar took an airing yesterday in an open
carriage.

, Sir Robert and Lady Peel arrived ii town yesterday morn-
ing trom a visit to her Majesty at Windsor Castle.
Viscount Kelburne, M. P., Mr. Janes Duff, M.P., Right
Hon. Sir W. Rae, M.P., Mr. Camplael!, M.P., Mr. John
Irving, M.P., and a Deptitatinn of Senich Members. of Par.
liament, had on interview with ..Sir Robert Perl, yesterday
altei noon, at hisofficial residence in' Downing-street.
The Governor of the Bank of England hut an interview
with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, to Di.rAning;•street,
yesterday. • • -

QUENISSET.—TiIe Dro:t states that Queuisset, wha
since the sentcnce of death passed on him by the Court of Peers
was commuted was confined in the prison f t' e Coneiergerie.
where he was it the habit of ret•ei,in;; numerous visits, was
awakened on Sunday night Lot by the ga ler, who informed
him that there was a carriage waiting to convey him to the sea-
coast. In a quar.er of •an hour aftsrwards Qteni-set. was tra-
velling on the Western r0a,1,-escortstl by two police agents.
The Berlin State Gazette publishes a Royal Ordon-
nance, establishing a new Order of Merit for the Sciences (ex-
cept Theology) and Arts. N. de Humboldt is named Chan-
cellor, and M. "de Cornelius, Vice-Chancellor; and among the
Knights already created are Prince Metternich, Messrs.' de
Savingy, Gan:. de Schelling, de Schleg 1, Schoenlin, Tiek,
Le,sing, Mryerbeer, Schadow, A rago, de Chat e u lid:mi. Gay
Lui,ae, Lista. Rassun, Thorwaldsen, H race Vetn't. Ingres,
Letronne, D tguerre. Fontaine, architect to the King of the
French; Mendel-ohn, liarthobly. Herschel, and I'comas
Moore. The German knights are limited to thirty. The
cross is to be worn suspended ronnd the neck by a black ribbon,
edged with silver.

ROHDERY AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE COUNTESS
OF Essax.—A robbery has been committed at the resi-
dence of the Countess of Essex, No. 9, Delgrave•square.
On Monday night the Countess of Essex went to a
.party
at Lord Francis Egerton's. Her Ladyship did -not re-
turn until between one and two o'clock on the following
morning.- About half-past •siX --o'clock on Tuesday
Morning a man named Hatton, who has !Or Some time
been employed to clean the knives and fork, 80., rang
up the servants, and made them acquainted with the
• 'act that the hall door . was ' open, and declared he.
saw it in that situation as he approached the house. The.
butler and housekeeper having been called up, searched
the apartments on the ground floor, and discovered that
from the dining-room a quantity of very valuable pro-
perty had been taker): The Countess of Essex was imme •
diately made nett:minted with the tact, and her Ladyship
directly dispatched a note to the Commissioners of Police,
and then ordered a most diligent search to be made.
From the dining.raom there were missed a„ pair
of large silver-gilt candlesticks, a Smaller pair of ditto,
both pairs curiously wrought I an Earl's coronet and
7' S. X. S. Y." "cypher, a silvertgilt oval cover, with an
edge of opon work, to cover a chilli use 1 a gold snuff-
box with coronet ard cypher, a mosaic stutfr.box, a
silver teapot, a gold dish, with the Royal arms, and'
Derby, 1836, engraved on it, and worth upwards of 100
guineas ; a curious old bloodstone seal with a coronet
in gold, and three impressions, one a coronet, another a
hare ; a yellow topes vinaigrette, an ormolu candlestick
with coronet and cypher and long handle, two tea-
spoons, and a pair of silver sugar-tongs. In the fire-
place was found by one of the maid-servants a dark
lantern, In the hail was found a small kitchen table-
knife, a carpenter's chisel and it *tone chisel, the end of
which had been softened in the fire, and then turned up,
to represent a " Jemmy," a small crowbar used by
housebreakers. Inspeetors Forbes, M. wan, and Hughes
were sent, to examine the premises, and they reported
that they could find no external or internal marks of
violence. The rattle or the property stolen exceeds 20C/.
Some of the prop:.srty of Wigney, the Brighton
.banker, who failed recently. is suppoeed to be eencealed
at Hamburgh, and every exertion is making it is said, to
discover if such be the case.—Globe. "4 .
THE NEW " M.P." FOR IPSWICIL—Mr. Thoma
~.Gladstone is not a parteer in his lather's mercantile
affairs.
,He is the eldest Ben, and fortunate it is for him
that he is, as he is the dullest, we should say the only
positive dull one, in the family. He is, in slier', the best
looking, but the leart intellectual, of all who bear the
name. He will, therefore, make an admirable aristo-
crat, should his father's London dinners and indomitable
perseverance, backed by his son William's talents and
rising reputation, issue—as the world whispers—in a
Peerage for the • veteran moneymaker. Liverpool
Citonicle.

Rachel appears fur the first time this season to-
MOrroW 'in the Hoi:aces. This tragedy has been well,se-,
leted for her debut, as it was the part in %% Lich last year
air; great genius ha,l the most complete sucee,.. We
r2rekiv: that Luc:rt. LA: a (Lift:rent tragedy WI ciacill
the six nights.

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THE EXHIBITION CATALOGUE OF THE
ROYAL ACADEMY, Trafelgar-square, f..r. . 1842
(the 74t1, }ear). With criticll and descriptive remarks on the
Pictures, the Painters, and the Sculpture, appropriately
arranged under the numbers on the wall. 1 vol. Bvo. Price
One Shilling.. By the Editors of the 3.lorning, Evening, and
Weekly Papers. Expressly designed for the use of all persons
who have visited the Exh hition, all who cannot go, or those
whq intend going.—Admission, Is. Catalogues, ;s. Open
from Eight till Seven, p.m.
Published at. the Office, No. 6, Wellington-street ; and by
W. Strange, 21, Paternoster. row.
FRIMLEY BREWERY, HANTS.

R. SN 0 VI, is directed to S.LLL by AUCTION
...VA. in Lnts, on the Premises, on TUESDAY. June 14.

The PLANT, UTENSILS, mad BUILDING MA
TLRIALS of the FRIMLEY BREWERY, and u;wrards of
three and a half acres of Freehold Land, situate on the banks
of the 13:1ingtoke Canal, near liagshot, and a :short distanee
from the Farnborough Railway Station; conAsting of an ex-.
cellent 12-barrel dome and pan brewing copper, liquor back,
six-quarter mash-tun and machine, refrigerator, five working
squa-es, brags hard engine, pipes and cocks, malt mile, cast
iron horse whe.l machirerv, stillions, and other utensils.

The materials of the hui:ding are of the best quality, and
comprise several rod of sonnd brickwork, excellent flaoring
and slated r0n6n,7,, rafters. printipalS, girded s. Loa ere and other
boa, ding, lead guttering., York and other pavement, which may
be ins.')ecterl by.apolication on the premi‘es, and catalogues oh-
tainedof Mesl,rs. Clarke, Fan acre, anti Fla gate, ,ttlicitors.
Craven-street ; Ves:rs ll irksan and Hell, 30, linclaershury;
Mr. Willi., 20, -Fenehurch••street ; and of Mr. Snow, 86, Dor--
set-street, Salisbury-square.

• RITISTI INSTITUTION,
PALL-MALL.

The GALLERY, with the -woaKs of the late Sir DAVID
WILKIE. RA, and a SELECTION of --PICTURES by
ANC:ENT MASTERS;AS._OPEN DAILY, from Ten in
the Morning till Six in the Evening.
Admission Is,—Catalogues ls.
WILLIAM BARNARD, Keeper.

UNION ASSURANCE OFFICE.
Conihill and Bak?,r-street, Londnn;llege-green, Dublin;
And E.planade, flambnrgb. -•
lnqi:uted A.D 1714.
BO' U..; OF THE YEAR 1841.

NOTICE.—The BONUS for the Ye,r 1841, declared ibis
day, amount., with the reserve, to two-thirds of the whole Ro-
fits of the LIFE DEl' EMI EN the_re.scrve heirs. to accu-
mulate towards the next ,iivit•ion. in the year 1843, and the
,rnple Cap tal inve,ted during the long period of more than a
c,r.oury and a quarter, guarantees the insured from rezpoi•si-
bility.

L►;e insurances effect• d also upon a reduced_ scale of pre-
miums, to which pri:fits do rrn attach.

Fire Insurances upon every des. ri t:on f properly.
3u e I, 1842 THOMAS LEWIS, See.
UNITED KINGDOK LIFE AS6LTRA:NCE
CO:11PA NY,

8, Wnterlol-plai.e, London.
DIVISION OF PROFITS A iiONG THE ASSURED.

110NORAILY PUESIDENTS.

Earl of Errol a-1 of stair
Earl of Courtown Ea,' Somers
Earl Leven and Melville Lord Viscount Falkland
Earl of Norbury Lord F.lphinstone
Lord Belhaven and tenton
initEA TORS.
JAMES STUART, Esq., Chairman.
H. DE CASTRO, Esq., Deputy Chairman.
Samuel Anderson, Esq. Charles Downes, Esq.
Hamilton Bair Averne, Charles Graham, Esq.
Esq. F. C. Maitland, Esq.
Edw. Boyd, Esq., Resident John Ritchie, Esq. .
E. Lennox Bow, Esq., As. Wi liam Railton, Esq.
sistant Resident F. EL Thomson,
Steam; Macintyre, Esq.
..
This' Company, established by Act of Parliament, affords
the most perfect security in an ample viid-up Capital, and in
the great success which has attended it, since its commence-
ment in 1834. In 1741. the Company, declared an addition
to the Shareholders of one-half of their Stock,-and also added
21. per Cent per Annutn, from the date of the. policies to those
parties who had inured whir Profits. The Premiums never-
theleas are the most moderate scale,,and only a moiety need
be paid for the first five years, where the.lnsurance is lin..life.
1 he amount of bonu-t added to policies since the commence-
ment of the Cnnpany in March 1834, to the 31st December
1840, is as follows
Soot Assn: ed. Time Assurei. 'Sums added to Policy.
£l,OOO 6 Years'lo 111onths £136.13 4
1,000 .....4 Years BO, 0 0.
1,000 1 Year
Every information will be afforded on application to the
Resident Directors, Edward Boyd, Esq., and E. Lennox Boyd,
Esq., of No. 8. Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, London.
Frederick Hal. Thomson, Esq., surgeon, 48, Berners-street,
attends at the Office eaily, about Half past Two o'clock.

THE W EA VIIE 111.-L—N 0611, JUNE 10.
fitiVAL GALLER.V.OF SCI.ENCE, A DELAIDE-STREET-
Thermometer 71 -1 Highest •Lo west 4B

ihtrorneter 30.26.—Wind: E.

twirl wATEIt- AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY.
lerning. 24 minutes after 2 i Evening minutes after 2.