The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-10 00:00:00

OURT CIRCULAR.

Vescount BERESFORD end Count MuersTEß had au-
diences, yesterday, of his MAJESTY.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Prince of
ORANGE were present at the dinner party given by the
Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND to her MAJESTY. on
Wednesday, at St. James's Palace, The Duke of Sussex
and the Duke of GLOUCESTER joined the Royal party late
in the evening._

A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock yesterday
afternoon, at the Foreign Office, which was attended by
the LORD CHANCKLLOR, Earl GARY, the Marquis of
LANSDOWNR, Lord Dultll,o4, Viscount !Unarm:Rs,
Viscount l'AmistasTow, Viscount GODRRICD, the Earl of
CARLISLE, Viscount ALTIIORP, Mr. C. GRANT, Lord
HOLLAND, and the Duke of rtrenstoNn.

VitiCOUnt ALTHORP quitted the Council about four
o'clock, having to attend at that time in the House of
Commons.

The Ministers remained in deliberation till five o'clock.
The Speaker of the House of Commons was present at
the grand dinner given by his MAJESTY, on Wednesday
evening, to the Cabinet Ministers, and a party of official
Noblemen and Gentlemen.

Mr. J. STARKIE, of the Strand, successor
to Mr. STRINGIER, has been appointed Chemist and Drug-
gist in ordinary to his Mammy.

ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE Mlt. THOMAS
THE SUPERINTENDENT OP TUE New Pout:K.—About
twelve o'clock last night a most diabolical attempt was
made on the life of Mr. THOMAS, the Superintendent of
the New Police. Mr. THOMAS was in the act of taking
hie usual walk round to inspect the men, and on reaching
the lonely part of the intended new road front the Strand
to St. Martin's-lane, a fellow went up to him, looked
him full in the face, and immediately struck him over
the head. Before he could make any resistance, a second
blow felled Wan to the ground. The villain eventually
left him, no doubt with the consictiou that he had effected
his diabolical purpose.
(A DVERTISEMENT.)—The Court Journal
of to-morrow, we are requested to state, will contain, in
!l Politicalaexplanation
n
addition to other important intelligence, the Protocol of
the
of the exactgement o Arrangements
intialelrelegium, together with an
4pl of Lord PoNsometee
Mission.

LAW INTELLIGENCE--(THIS DAY),

ROLLS COURT.
Hie Honour the Ma;Tca of the RoLLs sat this aiontligt
and took consent causes, none of which poseur
ea
of any public interest.

VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
The Vice CILANCELLok took pleas and demOtors to-
day. His Honour was occupied the greater part or**
morning with a case involving a question of prude/rt.'
tally destitute of the least interest, except to the Par
concerned.

'

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
GREEN AND ANOTHER V. ORONDIG
This was an action brought by the Corporation
Lincolnshire, for the purpose of establishing Weir ft
to certain tolls. The plaintiff's case was conducWlA
JAMES SCARLETT and Mr. CLINTON, and the' MOO
by Mr. CAMPBELL and Mr. F. POLLOCK. •r.
This cause is likely to occupy two days.

OLD BAILEY.—(THIS DAY.)
OLD COURT.
John Anthony, a man of colour, was indicts kir
stealing on the 2d of December 181. 13s. from the &Ali*
house of Pbilby, gentleman, his property,-- Go*
Death. •
John Jones, aged 23 years, was indicted for briskint.
and euterine the dwelling house of Christopher Story. Of
New•bnvn and stealing a spoon and sea' Sir
property of Humphrey Sweety.
Mr. Justice LITTLIWALE summed up, and the Jury
rr
turned a verdict of Not Guilty.

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the
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pave, of the very lowest grade, were istlict'd I" stira,l4
ten gold seals and various other articles of .otrellerYt value
Knight. erdawl
, .
The Jury found them both Guiltyrasd doe4nrinctuir
them to be transported beyond the mM fer`tbil terni '.
--
natural lives. . .
•
Upon hearing her doom the woman Mille iaglaigle4
" You old —, may 70k1 never /gm" rsat
till this lady and me comes back again, You -^"•—d-rresat
(Bursts of laughter, in which the Court beertilyjohtsti.)
The Learned Juno it told the Jury that be was folly diP
termined, as far as in him lay, to .tan this tideof Oa
The crime of prostitution hadittemesed tea fearful heyitto
and the public had a right to expect protection from AO°
whose duty it was to enforce the law.