The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-13 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

,WINDSOR, JAN. 12.
The dinner party yesterday included the Duchess of
Kent, the Marquis and Marchioness of Abercorn, the
Ladies Harriet and Louisa Hamilton, Viscount Tor-
rington, Lad.), Fanny Howard, Baroness de Speth,
Colonel the; lion. C. B. Phipps, Major-General Wylde,
and Mr. Gdbbs.

The ban d of the Royal Bucks Militia played during
dinner, an,3. her Majesty's private Band afterwards.
The Queen and Prince walked in the Home Park
this morning.
The Ro3 'al family took their accustomed exercise.
The Cot mtess de Neuilly, the Prince and Princess
Joinville, and the Duchess of Coburg visited her Ma•
jesty to-day_
Prince Nicholas of Nassau is expected this afternoon
on a visit.

Mr. John Wood, chairman of the Board of Inland
Revenue, and Mr. Timm had an interview with the
Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at his official
residenee in, Downing-street.
Earl Gr. was present at the Cabinet Council
held at the Foreign-office on Thursday.
Viscount. Palmerston left town after the Cabinet Coun-
cil on Thi asday afternoon, for his seat, Broadlands,
Hants.

The Earl: of Clarendon left town yesterday for his
seat, the G rove, Herts.

Despatches from Lord Raglan, in the Crimea, were
received ye aterday at the Foreign-office.

His Sere no Highness Prince Nicholas of Nassau left
town yestei •day, on a visit to her Majesty at Windscr
Castle.

The Du? co of Sutherland, accompanied by the Mar-
quis and M archioness of Stafford, have arrived at Staf-
ford House, from Lilleshall, Shropshire.
The Mar Lioness of Kildare gave birth to a daughter,
at Stafford House, on Thursday morning. Her lady-
ship and the infant are progressing most favourably.
The Earl Granville was present at the Cabinet Council
held at the :Foreign-office on Thursday.
The Earl .of Lichfield has arrived in town from Scot-
land. His lordship is still very weak, but wo are happy
to learn that.: he is progressing satisfactorily towards re-
covery. _

The Conn :kegs of Cavan gave birth to a son on Wed.
nesday last, eat Hill House, near Bridgwater.
The Earl :and Countess of Jersey are entertaining a
select circle -of friends at MiJdleton Park, near Bicester.
Major Me %cdonald, 92d Highlanders (aide-de-camp to
General Pen Ja efather), who was wounded at the battle
of Inkerman, has arrived at Long's Hotel.
A letter f ra.m Sebastopol states that General Morris,
who commas id os the French cavalry in the Crimea, had
left Bardar at the head of a strong force to push a recon-
naissance as fa r as Yalta.

The Pruss o- Russian line of telegraph recently opened
goes from K ce.nigsberg, by Tapiau,Wehlau, Insterbourg,
and Gurnbin; ae n to Stalupohnen, crosses the frontier at
Eydtkulmen,, roes to Wilna and Kowno, and thence by
Riga to St. ] Petersburg.
The Queen. :Dowager of Sardinia, who has been labour-
ing for some 'days under a violent inflammation of the
Cl 'ashen, tot* place -
uzetileries.
pluera, expe, 71fince1 a slight improvement on the 9th.
Seme. fort kor transplantions of trees, some of them of
on the (iume ..46 trees by the
e Size, with the apparatus of Mr. Stewart Mac-
The Colog
The plantin ,yesterday a
idsesgPoilnagnteosn.
same
hepJroanredsisn
the coffins in the vatteltBtates that the men who pillaged
been arrested'. at Erfurst,of the Princes of Weimar have
of the gold I ACO for saierhere they were offering some
thieves who have their head They belong to a band of
not far from Weimar quarters in a small town
The Suisse of Berne states that a fresh
pair of woodta shoes for the army
ef order for 20,000
been received. The first order has b e Crimea has
een executed and
sent off.
A letter from Munich, in the Augsburg Gazettestates that a fishernla,n on the lake of Starnberg recently
tlyd
covered and f;ook out of the water the bodies of the
H
ungarian hist orian Count Mailath and his daughter.
They had been :for some time resitling at Munich. From.
I the bodies being tied together pith a shawl, it appears
that their deaths ; must be attributed to suicide, but no
motives for such an act can be assigned.