The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-16 00:00:00

WINDSOR-FRIDAY.

The Queen returned to the Castle from Kensington Pa-
lace at six o'clock yesterday evening. The King and Queen
of the Belgians accompanied her Majesty.
Lord Holland, Sir Henry Wheatley, Lord and Lady
Barham, and Viscount Palmerston, arrived yesterday even-
ing from London.
T
‘ih.is afternoon the Queen enjoyed her favourite exercise
°f racing in the Great Park, accompanied by their Majesties
of .
''glunl and the Duchess of Kent, and attended by a
nuTet ons suite.
weather being very fine, there was a numerous as-
senthiage of persons to see the Royal Party issue forth from
the Castle. Indeed, the Long Walk, that beautiful avenue
so long deserted, is now become the great point towards
which our elegant and fashionable promenaders daily bend
their course, either in carriages, on horseback, or on foot, to
see their youthful Sovereign.

COURT CIRCULAR.

Her Majesty, King Leopold and Queen Louisa, and the
Duchess of Kent, before leaving town for Windsor Castle,
on Thursday afternoon, drove in an open carriage and four
round the circle in the Regent's Park, and also round Hyde
park. Their Belgian Majesties accompanied the Queen
and the Duchess of Kent to Windsor Castle.
Lord Glen'slg returned to town on Thursday evening,
from a visit to her Majesty, at Windsor Castle. Major-
General Napier had an interview with his Lordship yester-
day, at the Colonial-office.
Despatches from the Earl of Gosford, Governor of the
C. auadas ; from Sir Francis Head, Lieut.-Governor of
Upper Canada ; and from Sir Colin Campbell, Licut.-Go-
Yernor of Nova Scotia, were received yesterday at the
Colonial-office.
Despatches for Mr. VillierB, Minister Plenipotentiary to
the Court of Spain, were sent off yesterday from the Fo-
reign-office.
Despatches were sent off last evening from the Colonial-
office to Sir Evan Murray Macgregor, Governor of Barba-
dues, and the other Governors of the West India Colonies.

The Prince Leiclitenstein and ocher Russian Noble.
men left the Clarendon Hotel on Thursday last for Don!

caster.
Their Majesties the King and Queen of Hanover
returned to their capital on the Bth instant, and took pos-
session! of the summer Palace Monbrillant. The Crown
Prince was expected to arrive from Norderney on the fol-
amio„; day.
The King of Sweden was to leave Stockholm on the
ith instant, on a tour through the southern provinces of
his kingdom.
The Marchioness Dowager of Hastings and the
Ladies Hastings left Noel House, Kensington, for Loudon
Castle on Monday last.
The Earl of Chesterfield is gone to Bretby Hall,
in Leicestershire, unaccompanied by his Countess, who re-
iseins in town.
, Lord and Lady Stuart de Rothesay, accompanied
hY the Hon. Miss Stuart de Rothesay, have arrived at
High Cliff, Christchurch.
The Bishop of Llandaff has arrived at Bath for
the purpose of taking the waters, and it is thought after a
weeks his Lordship will be able to attend his clerical
duties.
0 Taglioni and M. des Baison have arrived at
Cl.essa, and thence, at the request of the director of the
Perial Theatre at St. Petersburgh, was expected to pro-
7ed to the Russian encampment at Worsensuesk, to per-
-3_11) in a grand ballet, to take place before the Empeoror
and his visitors.
Count Poazo di Borgo, who was stated to have re-
turned to Paris, from Aix, has never left the former city
mice his arrivalgot from London, having suffered from a slight
In u
nsequence of her Majesty having declared her
imet!tr`tion to reside in the new Palace, the property of the
le
of Westminster will be much improved in value.
dden bukcs of Montrose and Richmond have engaged resi-
e in Beigrave-square ; Sir Adolphus Dalrymple, Mr.
squ er' arid the Hon. Captain Berkeley, in Eaton-
barrre ; the Earl of Cmnperdown and the Dowager Lady
aYn'Ple in Chesham ; in short, the demand for houses for
ate, jese"romodation of Members of Parliament in "Westmin-
preeedented.
Le rudn
at d r.O Burghersh, Earl Newburgh, Lord Leveson,
to th'e Tolstoy, have arrived at Chatsworth, on a visit
Lo ""e of Devonshire.
shoo:Ir Lichfield, after Lichfield races, will leave
G. Bentrgb, for Doncaster, where his Lordship and Lord
The ore • stewards for the approaching tneeisig•
it:l_age of Mr. Anson, his Lordship's cousin, to du?
ibonthths Harborough, is expected to be solemnized next
Co", ,
:staying-a
t"
.xattiszewic, who has been for some days
Pis Exceiat• -la;.Chaelle, has left that city for Wiesbaden.
Emperor neY cannot visit London until the consent of the
‘'ru to bee" first obtained, and the period of his re-
"uatrY is therefore uncertain.