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ROYAL SQUAnnLEs.-l'be Paris CORES
ponden, Of tue Courier dcS EtIics LniS,
writes that good deal Of fun is made in
the family o Louis PHILIPPE, about domcs.
tic quarrel between Prince Albert and her
Briianic Majesty. We translate the sio.
~, which, whether true or false, is good
one:


"llaring been invited to l-te, the hus
band oi The queen having received per.
mission 10 20, with the injunction mol 10
fail ol rrluluing by midnight to The conlu.
gal domicil. Bu, having, like Condition,
suffered the fatal hour 10 pass, the prince
found the doors Of the apartment which he
occupies with his august muiety were closed
against him. He called-no one answer.
cd. lIe enlieated-lhe same silence
Finally, becoming impatient, ho returned
to bis carriage aud drove 10 Clarcmonl
where he went to bed and slept as well as
any man could wish. Ga waking hs senl
for tho Duke OF Wellington, aud SAID 10
him, "Will your grace do me the favor TO
see The Queen for inc, and say 10 her that
take very liitln pleasure IN her Joking.
She is Queen know, aud in public am
only the first Of her subjects but claim
to be King in my bed chamber, aud illhat
is mol to her taste, shall take my leave
for the Continent" The old Duke who
had been charged with such missions be.
fore, went to her Majesty with The message.
She was terrified at the idea that hus.
band so iondly cherished, and so strictly
tyraniscd over conld escape from her, or.
de,cd her coach and went 10 Clarcmonl
where the caicaio cordialc wa, re.eslab.
lishcd io the satisfaction Of all tho world. -