Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
Extracts from the LonSon Correspondent Of the
NEw WORLD.

Extracts from the Lonson Correspondent Of Ii
NEw WORLD.
ENGLAND.
/ THs CouRr.-The Queen and Prince Abe,
/ have prolonged their say a. Windsor Castle be
yond the anticipated period. do not wonder the,
/ prefer that glorious place TO town. Surely ncye
was there a nobler abode. The Queen eIpres,s
a wish 10 remain there until after her accouchcmelt
but her mother, the Duchess OF Kent, and her phy
sicIans, declared that many Inconvenience. wouiI
forbid thnI arrangement. The interesting event n
50 near now, that there no saying at what parli
uar time It may happen. The country s on III,
tip toes Of expectation There WAS false alarm
Oh Saturday last: Her Majesty, on returning from
her ususl drive, ivlt strange senSAtious-eould no.
meet the roysi party at dinner although the Duke
a. w ellington had been specially invited by herself
Physicians were sunmoBed-she had q s.d me nj
ond WAS unNe al the next day. Fac excitement
was intense al Windsor and thrOuE hout the metro
polls! But on Monday all was right eg,n the
Queen look her ususi walks and drives and OBJ
talne1 the PERMISSION OF her physicians to remain a
few days longer u Windsor. OF course all Eng
and hopes will be . boy
The Prince Is enjoying the delights of English
country life with genuine ZeSt huugnC with hea-
seS, Sao1tnS pheaSSntS, sc. SC. He has won all
he hearts that Pc iJcians have, by very properly
keeping opt eUu,e.y from politics, and treating he
nob eucn and Een;ea,er OF the court As cunpanIons
lie aas around h'n Torres and Wings a. alike.
lie seems TO nave TO am5rlon Hui TO please all.
anu make bImsyi aut the q Jecn personally liked.
Those " 10 have continue. opportunities OF know n .
represent the domestic Iie Of the royal coup e. "a
the perfection OF that happiness which springs tom
s'nceIe and Levu'cd mul-L. attachment
THC ARIsToCRACI.-LJGcUn - almost entire V
deserted ny the ar.sIocro'ic eiasscs. The Ministers
and others VINO detained Sy business, alone re-
mar. What c.mUuuon vi sp.encOr Ia The 60 uI-
pages that nov IN The fashionable stttc,s,
Tie journals are filed with notices OF e move
meats hlhcr md thliter Of the ul.ed dlgnrares If
the land LoncOn Is ous Of IOWA. The Baroness
BguGov, the acconp Ishso .adY OF Inc Russian min
Sier relieves the uulUesI OF the recess by her spen-
ind entertainments. The Duke and Duchess OF
Buec eucn, who intend 10 remain IN town until after
heE Maestys confinement, are also giving light
wings 10 the hours OF those no ere cOmpe LED 10
stay. TEers Is the true SCOTTISH hospitality
never ending, sal beginning
LrrERITURE.-The great publishing house. of
EusAnt-"the brothers OF THs Row." aud others
have made beginning; but ys. not much las
been gwen forth. About the middle OF November,
however, there viii be great flow OF new works
snc tie readers OF tue NV Wocld may look for.
ward condcsnI.y TO having many happy hours by
their hrs.des, during the coming winter, busUten-
ed by the rich literary treasures which will enable
you to spread GtioGe them.
Ia my pack se 10y the Britannia, you vii! find
another dc ghllu. book OF HowItys-"Ths Stu.
dent Lie u Germany unto ding all the s.oTIes,
ana Joys, and gue!s, and mysteries Of Burschen.
com, OF German Student Life.
The "MgmoiFs OF MADAME LAFFARGE" every
BODY will wish 10 read; yet should be sorry TO
see the Whole Of ihts wOlK ia the New World.
Macy OF is details are disgusting every mind not
altogether lost TO purity; aud | am sure that our
jar country 1gnltH VII. revolt from them. Stain
not your Joamai with them. Blu, yet there are
many passages which may be extracted, and which
would give ! sufficient UuG OF the hoIrlU.e romance
OF this ~oman's life.
new work from that n,eTminabe proser Grant,
author oi Random Reco icctIons OF the Houses of
Permanent &c, has appeared-"Lighls and Sha.
dO~s OF London lie" IL 10 the old story OF the
"GTeaI Metropolis" over again. and ineffa liz stupid
as might be expected from this duodernead winter.
would seriously advise Snip 10 STICK 10 his cab
base-and Grant 10 his describing the figure, hair,
complexion, and dress OF distinguished people
an employment for which Providence unques,iona-
bic destined him. This thing has fallen fiat from
the pfess.
One OF the most amusing productions OF the day
IS a sporting novel, called the "Od English Gentle
man. Ii 0OuLds with vigorous, graphic, and racy
descriptions OF English sporting lite, that make
ones heart leap up, even hen one is enclosed with.
IN BRICK walls, a; am al present.
For heather long ray weary
Ny ear Tor acEbirl's song"
Dickens is preparing for ma voyage across the
Atlantic. The Clock will be finished IN No.
vembcr. You have the numbers down 20 Saturday
/ the 23I.
/ Wilson has returned to Edngburg, fresh from
. 49, 0'' '''-N N"O"ha AIAEaHHs VIII
be more than usually vigorous and spirited this
/ winter.
/ Lord Jefferson IS quite recovered from his ate
attack, aud is busy with his pen again IN the Gre
/ view"
/ Calin's book on the North American Indian,
! lakes wUnteruly wei.
/ L11y CgcoV has entered into the service o
children with as much success as our Peter Farley
| Her juvenile works are beautiful. Blythe. bye
Peter P1riey's tales sbou; Europe, and especial,
about Great Brian, are now ~ every nursery 10 th
| Kingdom.