Morning herald., 1839-07-01


ted yiolni.t is improving daily. He has, however,
lost his voice, and, as is nervous disorder he is
prohibited from hearing music.
The Grand Duke Of Russia has left England.
The Corporation of the city of London held
large meeting, and, by majority of 3d. refused to ad-
dress the Queen IN praise OF her recent conduct In
taking back the Melbourne ministry.
Another insane endeavored TO force his way
INTO the Queens private apartments at Buckingham
palace
DEATH THE Ex-QUEEN OF NAPLEs.-Dsath
play ing sad havsc with the remainder OF the great
family which reigncd France, and over great
part of Europe. Scarcely has the Cardinal Fesch
descended into the tomb, and now is announced the
death of Napoeons last sister, the ancient Queen OF
Naples. Caroline Bsnaparte, widow of Murat, since
the Countess of Lpona died at Florence on the 18th
of May, at 10 o'clock in the morning; she was born
on the 18th March, 1882, equenty was only 81
years old.
Mr. BARLEY has been appointed by Charles Ma
thews and Madame Nestrs TO be stage manager Of
Covent Garden for next season. The principal mem
bers of the corps dranafiqae OF the Olympic The
atre viii follow their fair leader to the National
Theatre
with his lady and daughter, and their relation Mrs
Paige have arrived in London, and taken apartments
at the Brunswick House Hotel, Hanover square.
There have been several desperate riots in differ
ent parts Of Rgland, cularly at Bury and at Lii
verpool Some were shot, but none were killed.
The Lords Of the Admiralty have sent ship of
war 10 the southwestern corner of Asia Miuor, for
the purpose of trans porting from thence to this
try large collection Of most valuable ancient sculp
lures and which have been described by
Mr.. Fellowes in his account OF Asia Minor. where
many towns AMI cities, and remarkable and nearly
perfect ancient theatre, hitherto quite unknown have
likewise been found.
The mania for emigration seems to rage with great
spirit in Germany; several vessels of emigrants from
that country have put into Hull and on Monday the
Tiger brought from Hamburger ship load of agri
culturists and mechanics from Lower Germany,
who are bound for the United States The emigrants
did not appear TO be of the first class of their var
Gus oceupations.-HU paper.
EXPORT or MANUFACTURED Goops TO THE UNI
TED SrATFs.-The export of British manufactures
to the ports of the United States would seem to be
brisk Judging from the cargoes of the ships for New
York The Independence the packet of the 25th
alt, was quite full; and the Vrginian, the packet
Of the lst inst refused goods The Carroll Of Car
rollton and the Troy transient ships, crammed
full having shut out merchandise. The first Balt-
more spring ship the London will carry out about
li0O tons measurement goods. Even the Philade
pha packet of the Sth has more goods awaiting for
shipment than she can take.
Ii may not be known to many of readers that
the Colonel Prince whose summary execution Of four
OF the American "sympathizers' with the Canadian
macontens has been broug under the notice of the
House of Peers by Lord Brougham, was some few
years since resident of Cheltenham where he prac-
tsed as an attorney under the firm of Strator rd and
Prince. -JPorcester Herald.
vile (third of the King of the French) sailed
from Touon on Saturday last on board the Jupiter,
(shp Of the line to join Admiral Lalande, the Com
maHdant Of the French naval force on the Levant
station
Thomas Fitzhardinge Berkeley and his brother.
Grantlcy Berkeley, have been convicted and fined
for cock fighting.
Bloomrbury'' is first favorte for the st. Leger
The CoURT.-The Queen left Buckng CHAM Palace
on Monday, for Windsor Castle. In the carriage
harN Nnln tha has ~afE tb
Prince and Princess Of Leinegen Lady Flora Hast
ings went as the Duchess Of Kents attendant. On
Tuesday the Queen graced Ascot Races with her
presence; and IN the evening gave ball at the Gas
tie. Dancing commenced at eleven o'clock, Weip-
perts band being in attendance. The Queen danced
quadrilles during the night with the Hereditary
Grand Duke Of Russia, Prince Frederick Henry of
the Netherlands the Earl Of March, and Lord Leve-
At half past two o'clock her Majesty led off a
country dance with the Hereditary Grand Duke Of
Russia. On Wednesday the Royal Horse Guards
(bue) and the Fourteenth Regiment of Dragons
were reviewed in the Home Park by the Grand
Duke OF Russia, who was on visit TO her Majesty.
His Imperial Hshness returned to London on Thurs
day. The Queen went To Ascot to see the for
the cup Thursday. Her Majesty was accompa-
MED by and brilliant party from the Cas-
tie. She looked exceedingly well and was warmly |
cheered. Viscount Melbourne left town for Windsor
On Tuesday afternoon He went with the Queen to /
Ascot Heath Thursday. The Queen and the L
Duchess Of Kent returned to Buckingham Palace
Friday afternoon. Lord Melbourne also arrived in /
own " NihusHI.-loHuoHP Pupe', June
The QUKES's GRAND STATE BALL-The Queen
rave a state ball on the 18th May, at buckingham
Palace
In tho South Yellow Drawing-room a movable
orchestra was erected for quadrIlle band the
orchestra was suspended large cut-glass chande-
iier. Five cut-glass chandeliers, and u number of
candel and branches illuminated the in the
most brilliant manner On the arrival Of the compa-
nv they were ushered into the adjoining roo,n-tse /
Grand Saloon-and on the other side Of the saloon,
the North Yellow Drawing room was also prepared \
for danciug. Both Of the ball rooms contained cano-
pies Of rich yellow satin lined with white embrer-
ed with flowers. and trimmed with silver bullide Il
fringe. Beneath these canopies placed seats
her Majesty and her royal and ilustrous visiters.
The Picture Gallery was thrown open and the va
luabe collection, selected chiefly fron the Flemish
Dutch and English schools, exhibited to the compa-
ny. Among the numerous paintings 0e, "The Death |
OF Dido" Sir Joshua Reysods; "Eurepe.' Claude;
"St George destroyin the Dragon" Rsubens; "The
Burgomaster Pancras and the Lady," Rembrandt;
"Christ healing the Sick" Vandyke "Catte in a
Landscape" Cuyp; .Cymon and Iphigena," Sir
Joshua Reynolds; "Blind Mans Bluff" Sir David |
Wilke; "Interior ofthe Florence Gallery" ZoiFani
sCrueisxion," venusti; "Horse Fair Wouver-
mans; "Dutch Boors," Ostade; "Shipbslder and his |
Wife, Rembrandt; "Marriage Of St. Catherine" |
vandyke; "Intsrior Of Convent" Granet; "The |
HayGeld," Wouvermans.
Andronache' and "venus Reclining, together with |
other works Of sculpture, placed at one end Of
the gallery.
profusion Of flower ring shrubs and plants decora-
ted the Marble-ha and the grand staircase; they
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