The Sun.
London, England, 1839-10-10 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR, WEDNESDAY .—Her Majesty the Queen
Dowager, and Viscountess Barrington and the Hon.
bliss Mitchell, the Lady and Maid of Honour in Wait-
ing on her 111ajesty, attended Divine service this morn-
ing in the Chapel Royal of St. George.
At half-past one o'clock, her Majesty the Queen
Dowager took her departure from the Castle. Lord
and Lady Barrington were in attendance upon her Ma-
jesty. The Royal party paid a visit to her Royal High-
ness the Princess Augusta at Frogmorc, where they
Partook of an elegant luncheon. The Queen Dowager
and suite proceeded from Frogmore to Bushy Park
shortly after four o'clock.
This afternoon her Majesty, attended by the Coun-
tess of Sandwich and the Hon. Miss Paget, promenaded
en the Terrace, and afterwards walked through the
Slopes to Adelaide Lodge.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended
by Lady Charlotte Dundas, walked this afternoon in
the grounds attached to the Castle.
The Earl of Sandwich, the Hon. Berkeley Paget, and
the
Hon. Wm. Cowper, took their departure from the
Castle this morning.
The following will join the Royal dinner circle this
evening :---Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent,
Countess of Sandwich, Lads' Charlotte Dundas, Hon.
Miss Cocks, Hon. Mrs. Campbell, Hon. Miss Paget,
Vtscount Melbourne, Viscount Palmerston, Viscount
Falkland, Earl of Surrey, Lord Alfred Prget, Hon.
George Byng, Sir W. Lumley, and Baroness Lehzen.
We are sorry to announce the sudden demise of Jas.
Judd, Esq., who expired at eight o'clock last evening.
Mr. Judd was one of her Majesty's pages of the pre-
senef'. Within an hour previously to his death he was
in excellent spirits and health. He was a gentleman
highly respected and esteemed throughout her Majesty's
household.

The Duke of Cambridge, attended by Baron Knese•
beck, returned to his residence at Kew, on Tuesday
evening.
Mr. A. Stewart, Member of the Legislative Council
the Province of Nova Scotia, had an interview with
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, yesterday, in Down-
ing-street.
Mr. Mayers, Agent for Barbadoes, had an interview
with Lord John Russell, yesterday, at the Colonial-office.
The Lord Advocate of Scotland and the Hon. Fox
araule had an interview yesterday, with the Chancellor
of the Exchequer.
, General Alava, the Spanish Minister, transacted hu-
gincss• yesterday, at the Foreign-office.
Dr. Bowring, Mr. Turnbull, and William Allen, had
interviews with Lord John Russell, at the Colonial-
office, yesterday.
Mr. James Freshfield had an interview with the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, yesterday.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGEN CE.

ARRIVALS.
Major and Mrs. Gwynne Halford, in York-place. from
Berlin ; Lord Ellenborough, from Southam Park ; Lord
Grenville, at Devonshire House, from Chatsworth ; Earl
and Countess Brownlow, from Richmond Hill ; Mr.
Weld, flora Lulworth Castle: Lady Anne Montagu
Scott, from Leamington Spa ; the Hon. E. J. Stanley,
M. P from the north ; Lord William Thynne, from Caw-
dor Castle; Sir John Osborne, Bart. ; Lady Elizabeth
Whitbread at Kensington-gore; Mr. Fulke Groville ;
Vice- Admiral White, in Park-square ; the Earl and
Countess of Kinnoul ; Earl Cadogan ; Sir Richard Glyn,
Bart. ; Mrs. Denison ; Sir Alexander Grant; Mr. Ed-
ward Drummond; Lord Folkestone and the Hon. Edward
13ouverie, in Gloucester-street ; Hon. Major-General
LyE-,on and family, from Worcestershire ; Colonel Sib-
thorp, M. P., from Lincolnshire; Lieutenant-Colonel
Wood, M. P., jun., from Littleton House, near Staines;
the Countess of Surrey and Lady Mary Howard, at the
Rookery, Dorking; the Earl and Countess of Clancarty,
at Garbally Park ; the t:on. Henry Manners, at Cam-
bridge ; Sir Hyde Parker, Bart., at Melford Hall, Suf-
folk ; the Hon. and Rev. F. Grey, at Buxton; the Earl
and Countess of Durham, at Lambton Castle ; Lord
and Lady Barrington, at Bushy Park ; Sir John and Lady
Gera,-d, at New Hall, Warrington ; Lord Stanley and
the Hon. Capt. Stanley, at Knowsley Park ; the Earl of
Stradbmke, at Henham Hall ; M. le Prince and Princess
Anglona, family, and suite, at the Brunswick Hotel, Jer-
myn•strect, from Paris ; M. le Prince Beauvau. M. le
Baron W. de Knyff, and M. le Comte Adolphe Hama!,
at ditto, from Brussels ; the Hon. John Ponsonby, at Bes-
burough House.

DEPARTURES.
The Earl and Countess of Essex, from Patterson's (late
Scaife's) Hotel, Brook-street, for Cashiobury ; Mr. and
Nirs. liibbert, from ditto, for Cheshire ; Lord Norbury,
from ditto, for Brighton ; General Grosvenor, from Gros-
venor-street, for Upper Hare Park, near Newmarket ; Mr.
John Stewart, M. P., from the Albany, for Paris ; Mr. and
Mrs. Basil Cochrane, on a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. Tudor,
from Portman-square, for Paris ; Lady Charles Fitzroy,
from Burlington House, for Worthing ; the Right Hon.
Sir George Grey, for St. Leonard's-on- Sea ; Count
-IPAglie, on a tour ; the Duke and Duchess of St. Alban's,
fr Piccadilly, for Nottingham; Vice-Admiral Praed,
for Bognor Rocks ; Sir William Burnett, on a tour of
nisi.ection of the naval hospitals; the Right lion. Sir
Char lea Grey, from the Clarendon Hotel, for Tynemouth ;
Nly, and Lady Anna Maria Tollemache, for Dorsetshire ;
Su- John Hall, Bart., Lady Hall, and family, from the
unswick Hotel, Jermyn-street, for the north ; John
Ca"Pbell, Esq., from ditto, for Islay.

CHANGES.
Talbot Patterson, Esq., from Bushey, Herts, for Meri-
onethshire, North \Vales; Lord and Lady De Saumarez,
°rl a visit to Mrs. Lechmere, at her seat, near Malvern ;
the Hon. Edward Massey, at Cheltenham ; Lord and Lady
Manvers, from Throesby Hall, on a visit to Lord Skel-
tersdale, at Latham House, Ormskirk ; Col. Vandelcur,
loth Hussars, at Winchester, from Weymouth ; Lord and
Lady Cork, from Leamington, for Cheltenham ; Lord and
ritlY How-den, at Paris, from Dieppe ; the Earl of Ran-
• uriY, at ditto, from ditto; the Duke of Grafton, and Lady
,aura Fitzroy, at Euston Hall, from Clevedon, Somerset ;
Sl‘ice- Admiral Sir Graham Hamond, from Cowes, for
Wi,lehester ; the Dowager Lady Glentworth, at Clifton
Plot Wells ; the Lord Chancellor, at his villa, Copse-hill,
„Wirnt, ledon ; Viscount Ebrington, at Liverpool. from
zkingstvwn ; Sir Frederick Dundas, from the Duutie
Irivernesc•

The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort have given
up their inteuded visit to Paris this winter. His Grace
having quite recovered from the debilitating effects of
his severe attack of gout in the summer, is desirous to
be in this country at the commencement of the hunt-
ing season.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Aylesbury are
on the eve of leaving Tottenham Park for Paris, where
they will winter, and meet Earl and Countess Bruce,
on their return from Baden-Baden.

Earl Cadogan left his residence in Piccadilly,
yes terday afternoon, to join the Countess and Ladies
Cad,,gan, at the Earl and Countess of Jersey's, Mid-
dleton Park, near Bicester. _

The Earl and Countess of Eldon have returned
to Shirley, their seat near Croydon, from a visit to Lord
Peversham, at Duncon:he Park, Yorkshire.
Lord Leveson, M.P., has arrived on a visit to
the Xarl and Countess of Lichfield, at Shugborough
,ark, near Lichfield, from Chatsworth, the seat of the
Duke of Devonshire.
Lord Alvanley left Italy a few days since for a
tour in Egypt. His Lordship was to arrive at Alex-
hasria in the ensuing week. There is a rumour that
Lordship will return to this country early in the ap-
broaching spring.
Lord Desart and party have been on an excur-
sion to the mountains of Grenada, having landed from
th,e Owen Glendower yacht, at Malaga, on the 20th
The Noble Earl and friends afterwards embarked
• board the yacht, to visit the islands in the Mediter-
ranean.
The yrouthful Lord Dalkeith, and his brothers,
the t
ord-s
,Scott, have derived so much benefit from the
• Bats at Broadstairs, that the idea of revisit-
' Contie,ent is, we believe, given up.
a His Excellency Baron Brunow will have an
adienee of her Niaiesty, in the course of the week,
guem l
viaas to his Excel:ency taking his departure to as-
is diplomatic functions at Stutgard.
Stu Nesselrode has left Mivart's Hotel, for
Bard, where he is about to be Principal Secretary
•0 tne Russian Legation.
:Baron Meyendorff arrived in town early in the
7,eelk.• from a tour in the manufacturing provinces. The
loitaron leaves early in the ensuing week, to join the
I,aronesa*. when they in company will proceed to St.
etershuiv„.
Lord and Lady Holland entertained a select party
slinner, on Tciesday evening, at Holland House. His
leelleney the E
marriage announced
of Granville was among the guests.
Ea h e d between Henry Taylor,
of Green-street, ond the Hon. Miss Spring Rice,
trig'h of Lord Montongle,
ter will be solemnised at
ari: ngs, early in the ensuing week.
I'NvEItARY CASTLE.—The Duke of Argyll is
er
Of-ering a family circle, and there has been a succession
he. site"
to congratulate his Grace on his return to his
ett.e`titarY domains. The Noble Duke is expected to
.urn
to the South about the middle of December, to
elina ills duties at Court as Lord Steward.
e trtcstita;trlsc'N MANOR.—Sir Robert Peel has been
°n ;• —fling a party with the sport of pheasant shooting,
''s well-stocked preserves, during the last ten days.
si n''rul Sir George Murray, Captain A'Court, M.P.,
Sir
• AkleXa d B Mr. Bonham, the
h ner Cray Grant, art.,
wer t 'lon, Yates Peel, and Mr. Edward Drummond,
butch' tjle party. The birds are young and plentiful,
infC s a many preserves have postponed shoot-
]) the Ist of November.
'ounditintjaY"LA The note of preparation" is
Raged g this t,t.eatre. The workmen arc busily en:
°rtialn laying the new stage, and in repainting and
chi
t. tenting every part of the house. In one thing
I, heatre will nghted present a unique attraction ;it will be
Principle:all the celebrated Bude light upon a new
will b• Ve L'N.r.-UARDEN.—The opera of Artaxerxes
btren
trought out at this theatre with all the operatic
Prod aof the Company,and to judge from the effect
„ ueed at rehearsal,
3"
successful
revive ,„ it will be the most
kis which has been witnessed for some years.
Austin, the Mandane, is a pupil of Mr. Welsh.