The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-04 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

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BRIGHTON, TH ITRSDAY.—Her Majesty and Prince Albert
took a carriage airing this morning, at a quarter before ten,
and afterwards proceeded to Kemp:town, and promenaded for
some time in front of Sussex-r.,.r,uare ; the day being remark-
ably fine, after the storm of ye,:ierday.
The Prince of Wales was taken out for an airing, in the
grounds of the Pavi ion.
The Princess Royal was taken out for a carriage airing this
afternoon, at one o'clock.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert left the Pavilion this after-
noon, at a quarter pa.t three' in a pony phaeton, his Royal
Highness driving. and attended by outriders in scarlet livery.
A second carriage, also drawn by four ponies, conta;nett the
Duchess of Kent, Duke Ferdinand, and the Princes Augustus
and Paul Leopold.
'1 he Royal party proceeded througlt Castle-square and the
Old Steyt:e, and up the Marine Parade, towards K. nip-town.
The fineness of the afternoon caused the Cliffs to be lined with
carriages and lvasemen.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester visited her
Majesty the Queen Dowager, yestei day, at Marlborough-house.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge A ent, yester-
day morning, to Richmond, and returned to Richmond Hotne
in the afternoon.
liar.n Brunew,_ the Russian Minister, transacted business,
yesterday, at the Foreign-office. • .
Mr. Kemble, M.P., and a Deputation. consisting of Mr.-
yesterday, at the
Thomas. Bridge Simpson, 31r• W.ani Baker, Mr. Joseph
Lidwell Heathorn, and M-; Benah Drew,*Directors of the
South Metropolitan Gas Light and
pany, and Mr.
Macdougall. trausacted business, Wednesday, at the office of
I,e left Farrance's
the Poard of Trade.
Mr. .lo' n Wood, Chairman Excise, had an interview
with the Earl of Ripon, yesterday, at the office of the Bo?rd
of Tr de. Solicitor-General trannsaocfttehdebusiness,
T r'er:?seu rSy°.
Foreign-office. - Lawrence Peel ha •
' 5 esterdaY, at the
. Ho'.el, .or the!r residence.
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Mr. The BariisdhoLp,dofyL
joanndeontransacted business •

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as it nmv appears. lt is exhi )e spectator under two
amrs over the manger,
monks, with
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._. se star and the altar, which
turn continually
.night and day. I,h,
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silver lamps contained in the edifice, of wlich there is a hoodly
The transition from
a state of comparative darkness to the blaze produee.l
number, are seen brill'antly
by the illumination of - s© many. orieiktal lamps is
beautiful), maniqed. illuminated• .
of the manger is
seen the shrine,
indicated by a stone, and NO! .1► also contains an attar
marking the spot
stone bench, on which the mother of Jesus' sat While present-
ing the infant, and an altar -erected by, 'lle Empress Helena,
where the 111 e 3t vvorshi
the mother of Constantine., . On the lea is a recess in a semi.
circular form; in the centre of which i 1
-a the representation of
the miraculous star, to mar), the spot where it rested after
preceding the wise flier', of the in which
East. Directly in front is a
staircase which leads to the church built over the sable. The
whole scene is of a very solemAla iMposi—
t.g description. A re-
presentation of the village of
.gi?a in Fildrnont, as it ap-
peared before and after its destruction by an avalanche is also
shown. 'lbis has been before exhibited, End excited's° ranch
admiraOon at' the time that it may Well bear reptoductibn.