The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-17 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Among those who left their Dunes at the table where th:
bulletin was show n were sue Austrian, Russian, and Fre„,".
Ambassadors and Countess Sebastiani, the Hanovarian
ulster and Baroness d'Ompteda, the Danish Minister al.':
Baroness Biome, the Grecian Minister and Madame Pi'
coupi, the Neapolitan, Prussian, Belgian, Dutch, Sputosl
:'
and Saxon Ministers, Mr. Colquhoun, Agent and Conga"
General for the Hanse Towns, the Portuguese and Ssl-
dinian Charges d'Affaires, Baron de Moncorvo, gessite
Hummelauer and Lechtcnberg, the Archbishop of York, t(i.
Bishop of London ; Dukes of Somerset, Richmond, 13,;
ford ; Duchesses of Somerset, Leeds, Beaufort, Bedford (1°
rict), Roxburgh. and Countess Sutherland; Marquissel
Westminster, Winchester, Thomond, Ailsa, Doweshire'f
Granby, Douro, Bute, Lothian, Exeter; Marchionesses ,o
Ailsa, Winchester, Thomond, Westminster, and Cornwallis;
Earls of Plymouth, Abingdon, Camperdown, CraseriZ
Selkirk, Albemarle, and Falmouth; Countesses PlY°l° E. 1311..
Kilmorey, Abingdon, Camperdown, Craven, Pembroke, nt
scou
mouth, Amherst, Albemarle, and Mexborough ; Vi
Combermere ; Lords Cranstoun, Dinorben, Duncan, Ciat°°'
Tenterden, Farnborough, Rolle, Lynedoch, Newry, rr_P:s
ham, Ashley, Ellenborough, and Saye and Sele ;
Astley Cooper, George Martin, Antrobus (George), Parker.
Charlotte Bertee, Selina Needham, Curtis, B. Johnston;
Fitz Wygram (2), Douglas, Poland, Bartow, Saltoun,_l3l„2
wood, E. Duncan, Richardson, Tierney, C. Bernard,
er-
vey, Bathurst, Trunlestown, Ross, and Whatley ; 13151 r,
Durham; Right Hon. Sir Brook Taylor; Honourables
Grant, of Grant, and Champion Dymoke ; Misses Abbott 1;
Captain Byng, the Lord Advocate, the Attorney- Ger•_A;erse
Sirs—Edward Stanley, Astley Cooper, Benjamin
William Curtis, John Johnstone, Martin Archer Shee, Thellibs
Reynell, Edmund Antrobus, Samuel Spry, M. P., J. B.
F. Bathurst, J. Kempt, Robert Fitz Wygram, Robert Chem,;
ter, W. Betham, W. Poland, H. Richardson,
John St. Aubyn, Peter Laurie, Harris Nicholasj.J.WßY:Ytlnliett;
' rder
W. Horne, Rev. Dr. Kuper, Rev. C. Wesley; the Re„°°, G.
of London, M.P., Alderman Winchester, Admirals °L'r...a,
Martin, Sir G. Parker, Sir C. Nugent, Sir G. Cockburn
Gen. Gen. Sir R. Barton, Col. O'Reilly, Capt. Green, Matisle-
Backhouse, George Byng, M. P., Emerson Tennent,
John Hopton, C. D. Archibald, J. H. Walter, W.
Lawson, Hulse, M. P., Jenkins. Mistresses Brand,
Archibald, Backhouse, Rideal, Winchester, Maltby. 1‘11146,
Fraser, Macpherson (2), Tierney, Mawle, Harriet, Mash,
Harcourt, Hart, Eville, H. Stothert. ,a
At one o'clock yesterday afternoon summonses werei!„sll,:f
to the Cabinet Ministers to attend a Council at the
Council-office for the purpose (it was understood) of order'°°
a form of prayer for the King's recovery. Nor
At three o'clock all the Ministers except the Lord C- be
cellor and Lord Holland arrived at the Council-office; tn
Archbishops of Canterbury and York and the Bishop of aped
don arrived, and were present at the Council. The CC
sat half an hour.
Mr. Stevenson, the American Minister, transacted business
at the Foreign-office yesterday.
The Rev. Wm. Bettridge and the Rev. Benjamin Cr,°l4,
had an interview with Lord Glenelg yesterday at the Ca'°-
Office.
Lord Strathmore had anterview with the Chancellor of thil
Exchequer yesterda, in Downing-street.
Lord Wm. Bentinek, and Messrs. Coates and Dorsett, ban
interviews with Lord Glenelg yesterday.

Earl Fitzwilliam gives a grand dinner to-(13,,P
f Mei
at Mortimer House, Grosvenor-place. The marriage 0-,a, ale
Fanny Wentworth Fitzwilliam, third daughter of the
.01)0,
Earl, to Mr_ Bridgernan ginkpaon, cousin to the Earl of t3r,.10
ford, is fixed to take place on Thursday next. The °tub*
bride elect is in her 24th year, and the gentleman is about
same age.
A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. A. G. rtslg'hs
ton and Co. was held on Thursday, when a statement of
affairs of the firm was laid before them. The liabilities of'
tP,O
parties are estimated, we understand, at 170,0001., and „ 00
assets at 230,0001. to 240,0001., of which sum 10,000 L
this side the water, in an available shape, and the reiniooo%
is the United States. Messrs. I'. Wiggin and Co. are
the principal creditors of Messrs. Ralston and Co.
claimants on their estate are, indeed, confined almost 95
sively to the London houses.
Of
REVIEW AT CHATIIAM.—A grand revier,
the troops in the garrison took place on Thursday morniegs'ol
presence of an assemblage of upwards of seven thea.ug st.
spectators. General Lord- Hill, with a numerous stag' r•
tended to witness the evolutions, which were under the 511. At
intendence of Colonel Pasley, of the Royal Engineers• ded,
nine o'clock the review commenced, when the troops Pail ill.
in heavy marching order, on the Grand Parade, for Oleo
spection of the Commander-in-Chief. They then assenlor.
in Brompton Barrack-square, in field-day order, for thejsc)
pose of practising their field operations. The points of ad sod
were a bastion on the right, with the covered way attache
I.ol+
a covered redoubt, which positions were defended by 3 Pf the
sional battalion of the 27th Regiment. The whole ei r
troops then assembled and marched past in review order
front of the Artillery Barracks.
Wthe We are sorry to state that the business of h use,'
teries is in a very depressed state, especially in those -clkse
who are in the American trade. Some manufactories sO
entirely suspended operations for the present, and others
only working one, two, or three days a week. . 01
GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY.—The opeoll:fe
the Grand Junction Railway will cause very great chnsiorill
the Post-office communication between London and the aid,'
of England and Scotland. Until the London and 1":31%,ige!
ham Railroad shall be completed, it is, we understand, err;
that there shall be two mails dispatched from London '4'oo;
verpool and the North—namely, a morning and eveni4
the first will reach Birmingham at six o'clock in the ever„9o,
and the second at six o'clock in the morning ; the bat 00'
be Pent by the railroad, and reach Liverpool, the first a'olt°
night, and the second at noon next day. From Liverril4lsg
London there will be three dispatches of letters—at he 01 s'
six in the morning, at half-past two in the afteriton, he is'
half-past six in the evening. The letters for most of
termediate towns between Liverpool and Birmingham 205'
delivered in the course of the day ; those for London ":11
tei Lvi
oan. The mails to Glasgow and Edinburgh s'd
means of the new railroad, be accelerated half a day,' earhr
intermediate towns on the North road will share in t"" travel`
arrivals of letters and intelligence. With respect tettaia Ot
lers, a passenger leaving Liverpool by the evening ek ae;
half-past six o'clock, may reach London by nine (ado roar
morning, or in 14 hours, instead (as now) by the collo°
22 hours.
respect'
THE CI RC A SS I A NS.—The public curro•
sitiqe
in g this brave people, who have offered such forraidre_usneed'..,
sition to the encroachments of Russia, is likely to oe4ii fro;
gratified by an English traveller, who has pas return travels
Circassia, and is about to favor us with the result ot,igneee_r"
in that interesting country. We allude to Ednlimeriererol,
Esq., who during last summer accompanied the,
Gnieral of New Russia in a coasting tour round P'ovi•
ocl
Sea. The Russian fortresses in the Caucasian Ifeibecl e
hitherto so hermetically sealed, will be now first des, „oases'
hsu IWO
our author, who also traversed Krim Tartary, and sof
opportunities of observing the manners and custonas_
primitive people—the Nogay, Krim, and Kard Tart r'"__.mber.
A short time since a Mr. Lane, who for uretire.d,
of years kept the Plough at Pound Gate, and hasol;),7..gt
to 'leopham on an independency, came over t
with ao
mason, of Gravesend, and ordered a tombstene,_vvriolg
scription for himself and wife to be cut on it, 'to
fin" for their respective ages and days of death. `-' or of
the order was completed, and Mr. Lane brought 0_
coolat,
fetch away his gravestone : and also to conveY2:tive tot 0,
coffins which had likewise been ordered, as pre.PeaVe gtroegivir,
great event in which Mr. Lane appears to taek husasesg..b
individual interest. By way of finishing th
Lane, whilst at the Nelson Inn, entered into a e▪ lls cab
~„ee.-.
garden.
—dGiggnienngwilicils,
Ggraazveet,te.wilich is to be in
1,, last '
A wager of a singular kind was inn Blue Ceglit,
that a blind man could be found to walk from the
who
I'soo
Office, Brighton, to the Royal Oak, Lewes, _ho was
_ea
ance, in five hours. A man named Parsons, 17t, pdsformthr
the British army at Alexandria, and lost $'
agates, sragiautesi the
the task on Tuesday last in two hours and 25 life
his e
tance being eight miles.
whole °f purl,
Montaigne retained during the
ad been the hot
an elderly female in his service, who
of his childhood, and to whom he was
the cal?fstabnetcoo.lilo
uofn dr eearsdtianibi'd htilsieemoinepvoesriytionbsOdyon eilhsee
the philosopher, whilst sipping his morni g. adop d.i,100.
costed her as follows—" Nurse, 1 have ina!"!_„ what is
this morning." " Indeed," replid the old I 0Y ;
a but I h": •
st
pt
nr
ui !tett
11.p_ 1 edothna too
flu
cs:.,:eccesc,
" Why, nurse, you need not tell any one,
t. sand _
found out what no one else could suspect. La Sir!.l,o
old fool. d base"' it
that, Sir ?" Why, that lam an „ f you ba have u
ears i
sg
me could have told you that 20 y
that all?" observed the good woman;
all along."