The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-28 00:00:00

THE COURT.

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO SIR R. PEEL, la

On Tuesday forenoon a meeting of the inhabitant°
Tamworth was held at the Town-hall, for the PurPl
considering and arranging plans for the reception 0..
Queen and Prince Albert on their anticipated Lisl`
Drayton Manor, the seat of Sir R. Peel, Bart. •Y'r.;,,
Bramall, the Mayor, presided, and the public boclY,::
unanimous in concerting measures to give a loyal we'c'„
to their august Sovereign and her illustrious Cenort
the occasion of the approaching Royal visit to the ye',
bourhood.

M •
(From the Derby Mercury.)
We understand that her Majesty an zinc
ano
(having
previously visited Sir R. Peel at Drayton Af
are expected to arrive at the Railway Station, Derby)
Friday, Dec. 1, about two o'clock, on their way to Chi!'
worth, and that the special train which will convey the
will proceed on to Chesterfield station without stePPlb,
excepting to change the engine. It was earnestly 01$
ittle
that the public might be admitted to the station to sv,tt
the arrival of the Queen, and it was at one tiine,cleti
mined to allow admittance by ticket, and toprevi"coo
requisite accommodation for those persons who
avail themselves of the opportunity of expressing. “,.,
loyalty ; but it is, we believe, her Majesty's desire
it300'0"1
such display shall take place, and that her passing t r'fb
the station shall be as strictly private as possible. agl
regulation, we understand, is in unison with the ardraotbl
ments at the terminus of the Great Western, en,
railways, on which her Majesty occasionally travels: art
On reaching Chesterfield the Royal and illustriotThc
will be escorted to Chatsworth by the three troollge Day
manry Cavalry connected with that district. The,erice
of Devonshire has given instructions for the een3„ot b
ment of preparations at Chatsworth, and there ean',s
a doubt but that princely mansion will be the loco b
magnificent hospitality. The stud at that seat
is too'
considerably increased by all the Duke's horses to bar
and the splendid equipaes belonging to his 6"coth°l
been ordered to be partially re-embellished, so that o
may be wanting to contribute to the eclat of the
Royalty. Chats
On Monday (December 4) her Majesty
worth, and, again taking the railway at Chesterfielu
°'eleci
arrive at the Derby station probably about threemid
in the afternoon, when the Royal party will take the vril
land Counties line and proceed as far as the rai19722:„..1
serve—most likely either to Nottingham or SP."
the Duke of Rutland's, at Belvoir Castle. don tin
On her Majesty's return from Chatsworth. an tatioa
arrival of the illustrious personages at our rail's'
aYdSdreSSel
the corporation of Derby intend to present loyal a Albert,
to her Majesty and to his Royal Highness Prince val sd'
on the occasion of their visit to this county. -bgiafford°
dresses from the borough of Tamworth, and frora the
shire and Leicestershire, will also be presented duo
Royal route. wit!)
On Monday evening, two splendid state carriags:std,
a number of horses from the Duke of Devonshireeare for'
arrived from London at our railway station, and Majesty
warded to Chesterfield to be ready to convey her
and her illustrious party to Chatsworth d p • _e Albi

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO NOacTeoT::te:Atio,e.:
(From the Nottingham Journal of FridaY') until,
fAhrieooAl
mds At
the
ere yesterday,La dioojroudusrsn Sovereign
Lieutenante(i
.1
oeu
iffiagrtctiietaorhlfl
the Queen,
icmc
al
communication euinceemtoeinunun,gntoivef,a theatinodntfoirewornacrhifetacit ioubni
igt
the Clerk of the Peace) was made to the MaYnT t by her
tilhleussttrhioousr cDoencseomrtbPerr.inee Albert,o will arrive at
way Station, at Nottingham, n Monday next bu
gi pro'
In addition to the particulars relating to the tolce
gress, we are enabled to state that her Nlaie6tY s.s. :a the
mhmeiornr
undtieenpsgapr
of
departure
tr;tieonfnr,odamanyd,
wciChatsworthlhleasrierir,f:eeladta ttaitinetienNne
tion at half-past eleven. We believe that hCf,,eed of
will Pe will not make an entry into the town, but
the
once to Belvoir Castle, the scat of His Grace
Rutland. , fline
We understand that his Grace the Duke of Al c thenr
—an
icil
leclai
rnott
ym,i
iv)
iiipionsl accompanies
tGnbohiureeearssemesleieeiedcwnrloai
bAnliliylddahtjodolitinslesltoytysrui
itirocoontrNstt this
oihratieittnsi,donot ;or
wtiu,Riailvmol of
iaawkirvetie'iy°:
ssil3tiiitts'tbicsesenilert°lrgblrib.pY.,..;i
ricalujeati'oevi
,Srlee6bsitoei3t:
ascer.twreopp,
Belvoir ; but we have not yet been able to
the Council proceedings, that alCommittee'llo3flettb°•algaibe°6jj
has been appointed to prepare addresses to her the doe
and Prince Albert, and to make arraniements for to take
observance of the Royal visit. A public dinner
place at the Exchange Rooms.

t
Nov.Tx EIGD.
Its: E
have AND
been D
informedcitEs—s f r
(I)li'at°;jo.:clie7irgrlii
that the king and queen have both expressed bigdpactie;j
at the accounts of the reception of the Duke anvil. roa,
de Nemours, by Queen Victoria : and that tp`,.:iagioele
highnesses are charged to make a formal and P pr;-, is:
vitation to the queen to visit St. Cloud next Ylortliis 'e,
pie about court say that there is little doubt 8,9,, iron' the
vitation being accepted ; but that, if it shoo,' la A.
WinvseurY °°l"
cessity be declined, the king will visit
next summer, if his health, which is n°s 40be•
should permit.—Paris Correspondent of the 1,011',1
" DOMESTIC LIBRARIES" AT BUCKING
AND WINDSOR CASTLE.—Her Majesty, w-thonifor- •ust
regard which she has ever manifested for the 9bnSJde
intellectual enjoyment of the royal domestlen''rtb,c.h.
caused to be carried into effect a most Praise:n-0111'1c
sign, emanating entirely from herse:fand his '-`;',',lotoe'eic.
of
ti at Poo
ness Prince Albert, for the establishment
libraries" in the respective servants' balls, bAl),:tbe
m a
ingliam Palace and 'Windsor Castle. Orue-,.:eets
templates
ay
byto carry into
uineeton,ehffeerctMtal
jieesteyxcellolt °Pojraei°u:of
pleased to make a donation of XlOO fobrast:::leiP:ue[ricligs,,,Petrice:
books to commence with, and has also VerY,',,' „ci io,l'ooll
sented a great variety of works, of a useft,ti, in it has
tive character, to the " domestic libraries, u°
and at Windsor. His Royal Highness Prinuceth he!. toy
also presented £5O for the same purpose. ifoie
jesty and the Prince have expressed their gracth—e Jtbr
tions of giving further additional support to
upon future occasions.

state
sta f
—All°,

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO SIB. R. "EL": its tbetjeti
merits respecting her Majesty's proposed v'sWerreo
fordshire and Derbyshire are not correct. sir 0;00'
that it is her Majesty's intention to honour ,on '-‘OO
moo. ir 0
with a visit at his residence at Drayton too t
Drayton Manor, to remain till Friday,
day, the 28th instant. Her Majesty rai,iscpaarr
'Windsor Castle to Watford, and thence "'t of v`e the
the IL-Groc„,ber,
ber, when her Majesty will go on a visit to 01:flecewrioit
Duke of Devonshire. On Monday, the 4th oc;;.itb tbe
the Queen will honour the Duke of gutiranca-tiONYlti
at Belvoir Castle, and return to Winds° b .11,toje5"
7th. Her Majesty will be accoMPanied t ber Pei her
Highness Prince Albert; and we learn that re,,r tio
the Queen Dowager has signified to Sir g°,toeo
intention to join the royal party at DrT re de
the 29th inst. ; so that the Premier Will ut3the 51,Pir Pa
guished honour of receiving in his house and b• e, a°
his Sovereign and her illustrious Consort%ire
jesty the Queen Dowager, with their resPec'
attendants.—Standard.

Berge,
Du
Lady Rolle, after visiting the Duke -,rideu, g se,
r-tbesl'lr
Cleveland, at Raby Castle, and Lady
Hall, Yorkshire, has arrived at Leasowes 4 ro0h11;
on a visit to Sir Edward and Lady Cust• cbelle
THE DUKE DE BORDEAUX.—Sir Jebneopeti,°be v" in
sion in Belgrave-square (lately in the ne for:deoee ee
Duke of Marlborough) has been lately take,s restf
or tbreo
de Bordeaux during his Royal eve,Highnesstake tai
London. The house, it is said, has been ot s't
ted t tlf 9!.•
months certain. Part of the establishrue
• exPee bor
possession, and his Royal Highness ,iss ce 31L,
the 28th instant. M. de Chateaubrianuresijeubso v
petted in London, and will take UP biSoioos e but io
house of the Prince. Several noble tua prinuojotqo
haspver kindly put at the disposition of tpeshort de oc
preferred hiring a house during his bionesse, wbe,rbe
the metropolis. The Marquis and M,areikesWeoe, three
toret left London on Sunday week for v 0 /pullout
they were to embark in the evening fr.
ugh
Marquis purposes to return to Lon eoo of
weeks. is ooruiett ouie of
ROYAL VISITS TO ENGLAND•-71/iglandi,'l°Foolool.
that three Princes have just visiteo Traer
whom could speak to the other. The pore,weetivizifs,
o ,oideo the ‘it
Russia is displeased with the Duke oe to
the Emperor Nicholas scrupulon'a;oeciu' oolnA Duke
Berlin. Indeed, it is partly in f-gorcle„, Gran,",
aux foyers du peuple Britaugiqii'f;
favour of Russia, that the Duke e'
pith
en 5P c-. 5 a°
Michael, therefore, could hold no c()-iittle 17,0 alio" col
said Grand Duke Michael could as the `;`,9 Whet} the
terms with the Duke of Nemours, a,B ,pr uluerourt °,05,!
Russian above the rank of a field ow'ast 'the Bono:
filling diplomatic duties, to fre,q-u,„emours„eowori,cl,tr°oo,,a;'
Tuileries. As to the Dukes of of tn'eutou
branch mourn
of
fa s t h mosteßourbons,
neither of them are sufficiently Wien on on Doke "•eete"
their political rivalry, and have a tai y, the that
Yet it is known that, of all his faunLY; eider froincb
;a to On-
mixture of timidity and pride said
usrybmonpsa,thwiebsoinforbetur-eserosbtlettis
te bis

house of the
Gexrtaecrevme circulation in Marylebone
bmuotuarn, a s hisg
mitM sEuLiA.NctpLYAFFAIR..--OnTuesdalli ' tee gt.°1711:0101
morning, shortly
square •P-, had on Monday made an
a residence,
m r.n Bu
rtal se nhsi tn:isne-isitl, oparroliidn:ulie:: t:
Hume
..rof the iiio
dows
sustained :fide, by precipitating himself from 011'noria ti
the latter
calls ofhis
erht
hon. day
.tmhaetmber awnads
iiteerwahnoyleboetsietltrbsieont;
affioiccisurproeinitciecahlaads
twaeulelnasppiaecresoonfalanfrie;nerroooine)::::
andlaw, m ding character to the hon. gentierother 01
thet* Charles Gubbins, who the hno go,o,
present Duchess of St. Alban's. ' sof otti
rest° it
Gubb•
n,eMd
ar.cLomisptoonu,nadnfdraet
awoke Mr. Flume and his familY,,,„a tiPioof
discovered that the unfortunate gentleman ilhird Pe
himself from his bed-room svindow, on the P-oto j,
on to the ed 1 jfovi
house in conceP of Oe or
before five o'clock, the sF ad
.dp
pavement. Having been
an insensible Dr. Arnott, 40 a
t'y P
of the md• thrui:: trevi..°oPed:
e teal profession, were sen , -ob to
arrived,-1 LI iP • 0
when it was discovered that Air. .00 00
other f:hnee:*ofefornrhinisitelinodi bins
gr.
was visited
places, and that his other leg was broken. ,roodoler
his medical attendants, and but very faint 0 s oretto. oe
tend med of his ultimate recovery. The 53 the '1
-.
19- Hume ands is Grace
• ~tion.
two or three times throughou,te.es ,re ho 1
severalure 0

thrown the family of 411 of St. Alban's into a state of grea