The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-17 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

e Duke of Cambridge went yesterday to Kew. His
in he
Highness returned to Cambridge Hou e, Piccadilly,
the evening
tr. The Bishop' of London and the Bishop of Nova Scotia
ransacted business yesterday at the Colonial-office.
214. Van de Weyer, the Belgian Minister, M. de Hum-
ure auer Austrian Charge d'Affaires, and M. Lichtenberg,
4.l,ls,aeted business yesterday, at the Foreign-office.
to The Earl of Lichfield, Postmaster-General, is detained
I.,°'4'n by an attack of gout.
1..• tr. Backhouse, Under Secretary of State for theFo-
Nvlign Department, has returned to town from Germany,
lei.re, he had been for the benefit of the mineral baths. Mr.
-Tr "se has left town again for Sussex.
esPatches were sent off last evening, from the Colonial-
le, for the Governors of all the West India colonies.
Despatches from Earl Granville, Ambassador at Paris'
s," received yesterday at the office of the Secretary of
`4te for Foreign Affairs.
, Right Hon. C. Poulett Thomson is staying at
Hall, Northumberland, the seat of Earl Grey.
`'aptain Back transacted business yesterday at the Ad-
ty.
An l'he Bishop of Quebec and the Agents for Trinidad,
Atigua, and St. Lucia, transacted business yesterday at
e Colonial Department.
Lord Glenelg transacted business yesterday at the Chan-
"l,,kr of the Exchequer's Office, Downing-street.
A LjesPat ch es, dated the Bth of April, were received yester-
;”' at the India Board from Lord Auckland, the Governor
veneral of India.
t Despatches, dated the 26th of July, were received yes-
ird,aY at the Colonial Department, from Lieut.-Gen. Sir
cl'Urban KC B the Governor of the Cape of Good
rtope. • •
Despatches were forwarded yesterday from the Foreign
Department for Lisbon.

Fillt is rumoured in the military circles that Lord Hill
shortly retire from the duties of Commander of the
eeees, and that his Lordship will be succeeded by his
thY,al Highness the Duke of Cambridge, who will assume
e nigh office of Commander-in-Chief.
The Duke of St. Albans has recently paid a visit
/_o.Bir Francis Burdett and his family, who are at present
6alourning at Foremark, Leicestershire.
A marriage is stated to be on the tapis between
Viscount Castlereagh, eldest son of the Marquis of Lon-
`Lionderry, and Lady Caroline Lennox, eldest daughter of
believe' Duke and Duchess of Richmond. Her Ladyship, we
is in the 18th year of her age.
Captain Brandreth, of the Royal Engineers, will be
baited in the course of the present week, to the fair and ac-
voinplished daughter of Lady Mary Shepherd.
The christening of the infant daughter of Lord and
Lady Lady Emily Ashley will take place at the mansion of his
the ushiP in Upper Brook-street. Soon after the arrival of
stanourt from Brighton her Majesty, it is expected, will
sPcmsor in person to the noble infant.
ilines Paragraph has appeared reporting the serious
°F Lord Auckland, the Governor-General of India,
bus
Probable probable return to England in consequence. Inquiry
een.made relative to this intelligence, and it receives no
oon6rmation
Of Jane. • His Lordship was in good health on the sth
, The Princess Amelia of Saxony has just finished
n,2ther comedy, entitled Cousin Henri, which has obtained
'''"at success at Dresden.
r1:11e Marquis and Marchioness of Abercorn have
ived at Woburn Abbey, on a visit to the Duke and
a •hess of Bedford, from Haddo Castle.
13_1:1'he Earl of Verulam and Viscount Grunstow, M.P.,
01.0(l)eft town for Dover.
t rd Viscount Templeton left Whitehall-place yes-
eru,paY morning, on a visit to her Majesty at Brighton.
tr: he Dowager Duchess of Leeds, who died at
terpe',Pton on Sunday night, the Bth inst., was yesterday in-
G;e' in a vault ivhieli has.been built for the family at the
tiftZral. Cemetery, in the Harrow-road. The vault is beau-
eh, Situated in the open ground in front of the splendid
strip recently erected at, the Cemetery. The funeral was
niihetlY Private, and the attendance limited to the members
Grace's family.
DETENTION OF PASSENGERS BAGGAGE AT
HOUSE.—Yesterday a Deputation of City
Cent'
k•:emen waited upon Mr. Hume, representing the an-
•-'4.nee suffered by passengers on their arrival by the fo-
4go steam vessels from the detention that takes place in
twrli"ing their luggage, and urging him to institute an in-
41t,rY into this department of the Customs establishment by
of a Committee of the House of Commons. The
%cvn• Gentleman informed the Deputation that he had had
crap complaints made to him on the same subject, and as-
iure
t than of his readiness to comply with their wishes, if
thea mean time the Board of Customs did not take the
in—R`er in hand, and remedy the abuse before the meet-
,MParliament.
r. Barker, a printseller of Derry, was summoned
, eYoaturday to the Mayor's Court of that city by the Sur-
t;ewer of the Post office for 21. 18s. 3d., postage due on
the !Papers sent by him to his brother in Leamington, on
'Si of the covers of which he had written with invi-
the ink. The case was fully proved against him. He paid
eon "'°unt, 21. 18s. 3d., and the amount of proceedings in
Art.--13 riblin Paper.
of 411_ Inollinfient is about to be erected to the memory
ittue late venerable Bishop of Norwich. A public meet-
Ob be held on Thursday, in Norwich, to forward this
Pi.a"t; Lord Melbourne has already given 501., and Sir
I''s Burdett 201., towards the subscription.
Sigt Isa Clara Novello, with her father, mother, and
11.0-r' left London on the 15th inst., in the Batavier, for
%I..tterda
„ to, on her way to Leipsic. After concluding her
tinVle,,Ment at the concerts in that town, under the direc-
kun?' Mendelsohn, she will also visit Berlin, Dresden,
of Rch' &C., and afterwards proceed to Italy.
ttbit ' has paid a visit to B ergaino, in the environs
thusi le!' he was born. His reception has been quite en-
rateastle• It is rather a curious fact that the most cele-
teen d Italian tenor singers for the last fifty years have
sleacn,"ves of that province ; among whom were Viganoni,
Rub Nozzari, Bordegni, the two Davids, and the three
•rh ."---Musical World.
Earl de Yorkshire Huzzars, under the command of
their n'he Grey assembled in York on Saturday last, for
Naprnual period of training. Of five hundred men, the
raNteeroent of the regiment, four hundred and ninety have
divine red' On Sunday morning the whole body attended
Ivere service at the Cathedral. In the evening the men
of all tn!.istered on parade in the New Market ; the oath
troor,„el4nee to the Queen was administered to all the
Go',l" and a general salute was given, the band playing
Z.rs_ 'orS4thvee
regiment
Queen:, On Thursday evening the offi-
" 'esament gave a grand ball' to the families of
liter -Y and city, i for which upwards of a thousand in-
Ioes had been onFriday evening they gave
gen
ti -0 the egffiveers; of the 7th Dragoons and other
A/ en.
fi r.
c°rof bed eur, ge Doo is about to produce a highly-
Stu, °raving in line from Newton's interesting picture
pally wmS and the Grisset ; and will in
..a few:weeksKnox
be
fo"aehi, his laborious work from Wilkie 's John
r new ; which latter has been in unceasing progress
tsh'eeardsa.yslntfiss
Sharpe.
grist line print that has
4ePhPl:taslreeolisiPenntleer
PtLt r 111er:cc of the refusal of the parishioners of
„ `-nurch s
urrey, to grant a church rate, the pe.w-
asoenirvise: n(1 obtilers have been discharged, and the evening
"ike at "n
discontinued. The clock has been for
a staad-still.