The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-27 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duchess of KENT and the Princess VICTORIA at-
tended Divine Service yesterday in the private chapel at
the King's Palace at Kensington. The service was per.
formel by the Chaplain to the 1441 Duchess.
The Duke, Duche,.s, and Prince GEORGE of Cumber-
land, and 'their Royal Highnesses' household, attended
Divine Service yesterday in their apartments at the King's
Palace, St. James's. The service was performed by the
Rev. Mr. Jr.t.r.

Prince TA i,L vitnxn, the French Ambassador, had a
conference for some hours with Viscount PAutsasTols
yesterday at the Foreign-office. The Prussian Ali-lister
also visited the Noble Viscount yesterday.
Despatches were brought by a messenger to the Foreign-
office on Saturday evening, from Paris, for Viscount PAL-
MERSTON ; and also from Lord COWLEY, our Ambassador
at Vienna.

An Austrian courier arrived in town on Saturday after-
noon, with despatches for Prince EsTrutraZY, the Austrian
Ambassador, from the Austrian Government.

BRIGHTON, DEC. 26.

Their MAJF.s•rtEs attended Divine Service yesterday at
the Royal Chapel. The Bishop of CHICHESTER preached,
and administered the Sacrament (assisted by the Rev. Mr.
HARVEY) to their MAJESTIES, the Duke of Sussex, the
Landeravine of Hesse floatuottaa, and the Princess
AuousTA. Pt ince GEORGE of Cambridge and the Royal
suite were present. An anthem was sung by Masters
COOKE, SA PIO, &c. Mr. GCTTERIDGE performed on the

This morning their Alio EsTiEs again attended Divine
Service at the Royal Chapel, accompanied by Prince
GEORGE, the Princess A 'cum, the Bishop of CHICIIES.,
TER, and suite. Dr. EIoVEKARD preached, Rev, H. M.
WAGNER rend Prayers and the Communion Service,--the
text from the let chap. Hebrews, lit verse.
The nuptials of Lord FALKLAND and Miss FM..
coots:sea will take place to-morrow morning. His
MAJESTY will give away the bride in person. The Bishop
of Gillen ESTER Will pertlim the marriage ceremony, after
which the happy pair will take leave of their 111AJESTIEN,
and proceed to Cumberland-lodge to spend the honey-
moon.

Sir Auousrus D'ESTE and Colonel THORNTON arrived
at the Palace yesterday.

Lord Czonar TcisminitNn had the honour of an
audiences of his MAJESTY.

Lord FALKLAND dines each day with their Maa am es ;
on Friday Lord and Lady CLINTON were added to the
Royal dinner party.
His AIAJKSTY again sat on Friday to Sir WILLIAM
Berenxv for his portrait.
Their MAJEsTats take daily exercise in a close carriage
and four, with out riders. The Duke of Sussex and the
Princess AUGUSTA have been constantly in public : they
walk and drive out every day.
Prince G uottax drives frequently in his pony phaeton,
accompanied by his tutor. He has improved very much
in his arpearance. His MAJESTY has not enjoyed better
health for several yews than he does at present : he looks
remarkably well. A series of parties will immediately
commence at the Pavilion. The first of the Almack's
Balls is announced for 'Wednesday next. Her MAJESTY'S
hand have arrived, and are ordered to be in attendance
this evening.
Lord HOLLAND, Atijor-General Sir Crram.xs PRATT,
Mr. BROADHEAD, Mr. And Mrs. CALLENDER, Lieut.-
Colonel and Mr. WnsoN, Captain GRATWICXE, Colonel
nd Airs. WyNnuam, Captain nod Mra. WEYMOUTH,
Mr. and Mrs. NORTON, Mr. Carers, Rev. Dr. nod Mrs.
1100 KER, General and lion. Mrs. ST. Jon N, Sir JOHN
OGLANDSK, Mr. and Mrs. 'NORA'S(' Major WINCHESTER,
and Captain and Mrs. Dasuwoon, paid their respects to
their MAJESTIES, by leaving their names at the Palace.

Lord Chancellor BROUGHAM is expected to
dine at BROUGHAM Hall on Christmas day ; and during
his sojourn it is said be will complete the Commission of
the Peace, by inserting the names of those gentlemen
whom the LORD LINUTENANT has captiously omitted,—
Carlisle Journal.

Lord GRANVILLE intends shortly to resume
his embassy in Paris, when Lord STUART will retire; but
his Lordship will not retura to England, having let his
new mansion, on Carlton•terrace, for three year., at 1,0001
per annum.