Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF THE QUEESs INTEND
ED.-The following is sketch OF the life OF Prince
Albert born August 26 1919 His earliest education
the Prince received at the Castle Ehrenburg. where
eminent professors from the College OF Coburg, and
other masters, daily attended. When he had com.
plet ed his ele venth year. his mother, Louisa, daugh
ter Of Augustus, Duke Of SAKE Gotha Altenburg,
died This caused the Duke, till he should have
contracted another marriage, to put Prince Albert
under the Of his aunt, her Royal Highnoss the
Duchess OF Kent. He subsequently, resided At Ken
sinaton and Caremont, and, OF course, had oppor
tunity IF occasionally partaking Of the lessons in
tended for Princess Victoria. They became, il APP
pears, acquainted with one another in their early
childhood. On the 9th Of December, 1882, the
Duke Of SAKE Coburg formed a second matrimonial
alliance with the Princess Maria Of wurtemburg,
and Prince Albert then returned to Coburg, in order
and finish the course OF instruction which
Which he had completed his seventeenth year, he
entered the Uni, ersity Of Boon, on the Rhine, and
attended lectures the classics mental philosophy,
history statistics mathematics politics. and polit
cal economy. Among the numerous distinguished
professors Of that celebrated seat Of learning is Au
eustus William Won Schlegel. Thus most favor.
able opportunity was presented to Prince Albert Of
perfectiag himself in Englsh, the correct accent Of
which he had before acquired at Kensinzton and
Claremont. When he had finished his studies at
Boon and returned TO Coburg, the inhabitants 81 the
duchy We'd with one another in demonstrations Of
the heartfelt interest they took in the prosperity OF
the Ducal House. Deputations were sent TO the
duke TO congratulate him on the contamination Of
the education OF the prince; poems were presented
to Prince Albert, welcoming him on his entrance
into public life; and there were all over the country
Examinations, balls, and dinners in commemoration
Of this important period in the life Of Prime
Albert.
In 1888 he come over with his father to this coun-
try to witness the Coronation Of her Majesty They
STAYED longer AT the Palace Of Buckingham than all
the other guests. and the Duke Of SAKE Coburg Saa
field was particularly distinguished by her Majesty
who previously 10 his departure, conferred him,
with great ceremony, and In the presence of hume.
rous attendance Of noble lords ofthe Garter
On their return frem London preparations made
for tour 10 Italy, and In December, 1885, they set
out attended by the Baron Stockmar. who has been,
tor several years. employed in the affairs OF the Duke
Of SAKE Coburg and his relatives IL was deemed
necessary to make short stay al Munich, in order
Ia take on several questions relating 10 Italy, the adj
vice of the King of Bavaria, who had been several
times in Italy. To the Bavarian capital, then, the
Duke accompanied the Prince, and the most marked
honors paid TO them there the public consider
ing the brilliant expectations Of Prince Albert well
founded rumors TO that effect having been generally
circulated by the journals OF Germany.
ISrERrrREScE wrTH CHisA.-Ws hear that a
fast sailing vessel of between three and four hun.
dred tons burthen, named the Nor, Is about 70 he
sent out 10 Canton. with orders from the British
Government, in relation 20 the misunde rstandings
which have spruag mp between the Chinese authori-
ties and Captain Elliott. II seems TO be understood,
that Lord PalmerstoL so far supports the views of
the latter TO have expressed very distinct wish,
that no further dealings should take place between
the two nations otherwise than upon the most clear
ly defined principles. The Chinese are so little TO
be found fault with, in the stand they have taken
against the coutraband traffic in opium, that con-
cesson on their part is net to be expected and the
trade are, consequently, prepared for continuance
Of the existing difficulty and suspension Of all inter
course for several months TO CONSTRUCTING Posf
Of Saturday, Oct 18th.
EXPLOSION or THx RoyAL GsoReE Porte
mouth, Oct 1.-THE result ofthe explosion IN blow
ing mp the Royal George, last Tuesday, has been at
has been successfully displaced This morning, her
bows were landed at the dockyard Should the
weather continue favorable, the divers fully expect
TO remeve the far greater portion OF the ill-fsted
ship.
PorAro Csop IN rHr IsLs or MAr.-The potato
crop throughcut the island 10 immense and already