The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-17 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Ambassador from the Netherlands, the Brasilian,
Sardinian, and Neapolitan Ministers, anti the French
Charge d'Affaires, visited the Earl of AIIERDERN yester-
day afternoon, at the Foreign Office.
The Duke of Suss dined with the Duke of CAM..
MUDGE on Sunday evening, at Cambridge House, Picca-
dilly. The PI incess `ors a partook of a dijeuni; with
the Duke of Calatuatnot yesterday, At four o'clo-ck in
the afternoon the Royal Duke left town on a visit to her
AIaaNSTY, at the Palace at

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CHELTENHAM, Aug. 11,—Tho Duchess of KENT and
the Princess VICTORIA came over this morning from
Alah'ern, on a visit to the Duke of GLopourran. They
arrived at his Royal Ilightfesei residence, No. 18,' Otis-
cent, a few minutes before one o'clock. Soen.efierWarde
the Royal Duke, Avendell by his suite, and Mr. Ma nstratt.
the Master of the Ceremonies, accompanied their Royal
Highnesses to the PUmp-rooms end other public build-
ings about the town. The Royal patty went tint to the
Old Well, where they stayed a few minutes, and then
continued their progress to the Montpelier. The hamd
of this Spa, in full uniform, struck up " God save the
King," as the Royal party entered the Prometiade.
room. The Duke of GLOUCESTER conducted his ralu-
tives across the Rotunda towards the pomp, mitts the
Duchess and the young Princess both tasted the Spa waters,
Their Royal Ilighnessee expressed much pleasure with the
opt:avenue and effect of the rooms, and the bands 'which
continued playing during their st ty. They next crossed
the road, and viewed the gardens which have recently
been opened opposite the Rotunda. The carriages of
the Royal party conveyed them a ales distance slung the
new Gloucester•roed, in front of Lensdoworikice thou.
their Royal Iligluireseu slighted and remained a short
arectrioirunitabgeatog‘avinn,toprtoehr
noktnyi
time exemining this magnificent building. The Duke
of Of.otmEs•ratt also conducted illustrious visitors
to the assembly-rooms in the High.street, and
Pinutottip"4orot Pai'tijtvadnliNd isebtrre
the Imperial or Sherborne Spa, which latter place wit,
tastefully decorated with *woos and dowers, and thole*,
to the Dakee rosidenee in the Cresfamt, where the Durht,s,
and she eriatiw, it is expected, will dine with his nsvo
Highness, and in the evening return to Malvern. The
bells in the old church rang a merry poll the whole of the
time of their Royal Highnesses); stay. Thu
(Pam was
very hiauspicinns, it ruined iswerotantly, alto, th y wer
obliged to proceed from place to ►Owe in close cur' ° Thu Duke of Gtollegtrtka is one of the, most iga-;';
water-drinkers at the Alempellivr :spa, The irt:P.A-
-ESTICKIiA r is expuoted here i•t • • -)rinetsia
Zhu calorie of a fete day*.

BRICIIITON, MONDAY) P4Vlit .WeLocK..—
flisltiA.talt`Y is momentarily expessetl, The proceti4ioo ill
formed along the streets from rrkston CI the Pur-ilion I .thil
fineness of the weetheT 40,(11 to the I.ailliattcy of the Willie;
the windows and liotnte,topt arc crowded with•fashionsidef.
A line q oarrtiges is formed for severs) miles eithide the
toivn. Illtnnineetont ea it roost 60011(141 swig ere in Int,i-
paration, and evety possible demotoo,r4ti" f"f. j" UA..,:x".:
fest on the part of people, Notonq e," P":"4,: -
~,,,,,,,,, (vetl tkie pletetere ttltith le,scits on eV4:frttlilo". 4" ~.
))funting Pgier,