The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-11-08 00:00:00

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them. Mr. Frost walked down with me. Waters was also
taken and brought to the Westgate.
The prisoners were then remanded for two hours, at the
end of which period they were again brought down ; they
were asked if they had anything to say.
Frost.—l have nothing to say ; I will reserve it for my
trial.

Waters.-1 shall also reserve for my trial whatever I may
have to say.
Both the prisoners were then committed for high treason,
to be tried at the next Monmouth Assizes.

ALARMING RUMOURS OF ANOTHER ATTACK
UPON THE TOWN TO-NIGHT.
The most alarming accounts have been received by mesen-
gers just arrived of the Chartists being again seen in thou-
sands upon the hills marching upon Newport ; the greatest
excitement prevails. The 45th are under arms at the
Westgate. A troop of the 10th. Hussars arrived to-day, and
the special constables are parading the streets. The magis-
trates have ordered the public-houses to be closed, and every
possible precaution is being taken. Whether the rumour be
false or not I cannot say, but the magistrates believe it to be
true. As lam now obliged to close, in order to be in time
to express it to Bristol, I shall give further particulars in my
next.

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR—MONDAY .—Her Majesty, attended by several
of her royal suite, walked on the terrace and in the slopes
this afternoon.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, accompanied
by Lady C. Dundas, drove to Kensington Palace this
morning. Her Royal Highness will return in the evening to
dinner.

Prince Ernest of Saxe Coburg continues to improve from
his late attack of jaundice. _

Lord Edward Howard arrived at the castle yesterday even-
ing.

The Hon. Mrs. Grey left the castle this morning.
Lady C. Barrington and Lady Cowper drove out'this after-
noon, in a carriage and four. Lady Fanny Cowper drove
out in a pony phaeton. _

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The royal dinner party this evening will be the same as
yesterday, with the exception of the above arrival and de-
parture.

WINDSOR—TUESDAY EVENING.—In consegnence of the
unfavourable appearance of the weather, her Majesty has re-
mained within the castle during the day.
Lady Charlotte Dundas took an airing on horseback.
The following took their departure from the castle this
morning :—The Dowager Lady and Lady F. Cowper, Lords
Clarence and George Paget, and Lord Edward Howard.
Sir James Clark arrived at the castle to-day.
Prince Ernest of Saxe Coburg is considerably better.
With the exception of the departures, the royal dinner
party will be the same as last evening.

WINDSOR, Wednesday.—The Queen walked to-day for
some time on the terrace of the Castle, and also on the
slopes. Her Majesty was attended by the ladies in waiting
and several of the gentlemen of her suite.

The Duchess of lent, accompanied by Prince Ernest of
Saxe Coburg, took au airing in the Park in a pony phaeton
this morning.
Lady Agnes Byng arrived on Monday at the Castle on a
visit to her Majesty. The Hon. Charles A. Murray has re-
turned to the Castle.

The Countess of Uxbridge and the Ladies Eleanora and
Constance Paget joined the Royal dinner party last evening.
The Rev. Dr. Markham will have the honour of joining
the Royal dinner party this evening. The other guests at
the Castle will be the same as yesterday.