The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-24 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR, Nov. 23.
the N., Royal Highness Prince Albert, accompanied by
e ue Brabant, the Comte de Flandres, the Duke
Rho°ti-as`lubridge, and the Prince of Lainengen, went out
gin' this morning, attended by Lieut.-Colonel the
riA. Gordon, and Lord William Paulet.
t)ae Queen drove out this forenoon, accompanied by Princess Adelaide of Hohenlohe, to Cumberland-
NV:ine'
ss and inquired after the health of Lieut.-General
Y.
baklekaior-General Buckley was in attendance on horse-
liie
Of mo °Yal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke
the 'Arose, the Marquises of Abercorn and Anglesey,
lagtall of Malmesbury Viscount Hardinge, and Lord
thtn,; also Colonel Cornwall and Captain Claremont,
her distinguished distinguished foreign visitors who dined with
11-eibilaiee,styy yesterday, have left Windsor to-day for
the private band attended after the dinner in
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sterday, and performed the following selec-
-0 11,8 "no eevening :
Selection'cc .
Les Diamans de la Couronne" Anber.
Aria "Iphigenie"
Pa% de7. Coro, giehymist " Spohr.
tarsch
, ume Tell"
Mendelssohn.
Peetedllelir Van der Weyer has been invited, and is ex-
this afternoon.

Sir E. La_co and Mr. C. E. Rumbold, accompanied
with
by Mr . lePaner had an interview yesterdayof Trade,
thOeditight
Aresented• J. W. Henley, at the Board
Asso-
-4Ciatilo)tesellted ay emorial from the Shipowners
Thenv Great rmouth. m.p. and
Mr. Gil, like of Richmond, Colonel Sibthorp,
Seereta.-ryPB,w., M,.P.,, had interviews yesterday, with Mr.
Viaeo - . 41)°to at the Home Office.
gave a Erran. . ,
io
rei ..,...-, gland
dinaer yesterday to the distinguished Spain,
lillt
liatdin'' dirge, General Commanding
, 111-4. ueputed ,
f,rao ugal, pii, ,
--881 a, the Netherlands, Hanover,. e
ofci
in Chi.cef„.
isotnreeedt. by the Sovereigns of Russia,an
We :I.l.swiek, to attend the funeral of the late I%!ulc
si_
yr euthgton rr„,
Ilene, of gton,
The banquet was given at the officialDovirn rieng_
the First Lord of the Treasury, in er-
dAh.ririrl„ilittarYhe
evbeanum.dg.was in attendance and p
*. r,_, espatches were received at the Colonial Office the
governors from the Governor-Gen lof Canada, and the
governors of the other North American provinces.
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140 RD RARDINGE'S GRAND DINNER. Viscount
irardage, as General Commanding-in-Chief, gave a
grand military banquet last evening, at the Earl of
Derby's official residence in Downing-street (given uP
by the noble Premier for the purpose), to the distinguished
fore'
Tr' generals p sent over on special missions from the
buurkoeoemeou
jurtnats toon.attend the obsequies of the late
.y.eTauteErdaDRLIVERY OF TICKETS FOR ST.
r.s PAUL'S.—
Y Morning, by eight o'clock, about 300 or 400
persons were assembed at the Excise-office, Broad-street,
of
Purpose of obtaining tickets,
and a strong force
police was also in attendance. The syetem which was
adoPted
aboutthe day previous, of the police driving the people. m
ut
aboass, was renewed yesterday morning till
Under his
nine in a
o'clock, when Inspector Howard arrived, and
line, the directions the police formed the people in a
last comers taking their places at the end, which
gave a fair chance to all, and prevented the disorder
'which prevailed the day previous.