The Sun.
London, England, 1839-05-01 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Viscount Me!bonnie had an audience of the Queen
yc-sterday.
Her Abjesty, accompanied by her R.,yal Highness the
Duchess of Kent, honoured the Italian Opera House with
i,er presence last night. In the Royal Suite were the
Marchioness of Noimanby, Lady Flora Hastings, Hon.
Miss Anson, Lady Harriet Clive, Earl of Uxbridge, Eerl
of Surrey, and Colonel 11uekley.
The Maichioness of Normanby and Lady Harriet Clive
have succeeded the Countess of Charlemont and Mrs.
Brand, as the Lady and Woman of the Bed Chamber in
waiting on the Queen. And the. E4rl of Uxbridge and
C,knol Armstrong have succeeded the Marquis of Head-
-111 and the Hi:n. William Cowper, as the Lord and Groom
in waiting an her Mjesty.
The Doke of Cambridge honoured S 4 Watlnn Waller
with his company at dinner, on Monday evening, at his re-
sidence in new Cavendish-street.

The Duchess of Gloucester visited the Princess Au•
gutta yesterday at C:arence House, and the Duchess of
Cambridge at Cambridge House.
The Danish Mioister and M. de Hummclaucr, Austria
Charge d'Affaires, transacted business yesterday at the
Foreign- office.
Lord Hill, Mr. Bannerman, and the Military Secretary
to the Commander of the Forces had itits,rviews with
Lord John Russell yesterday at the Home office.
Desptches from Sir John Colborne, Governor of the
Canadas, and from Sir George Arthur, Lieut.-Governor
of Upper Canada, were received yesterday at the Coloni4l-
-

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

J. W. Childers, Esq., M.P., and Mrs. Childers, at the
Carlton Hotel, Rizent street, from Cantle). ; Count Lu.
biencki, at ditto, from Itutsia ; Mons. and M idanie
at ditto, from Beigium ; Mr. and Mrs Hackett, at ditto,
froniNew York; Lc), d Northwich, at ditto. from Moreton;
Hon. Edmund and Mrs. E. Phipps, in Mount-street, from.
Hertfordshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Hart,pp and family, at the
Lansdowne Hotel, Dovcr•street, front Denby Hall, near
Melton Mowbray ; Mr. and Lady Aima Mat is Toilemachc.
at their new residence, in Hinde street, Manchester-
,quare ; Mr. and Mrs. Tyssen, in Carlton gardens, from
Foulden-hali, Norfolk; Captain aro Mrs. Garth, at their
new residence in Belgrtve.squarr (late Sir Join, Snelley's),
from Berksiitt ; Colonel and Nita. Aecuthuot, frem.Cey-
lon ; the Chevalle.- Bunsrm, in Grosvenor-street; the
Countess Jermyn and family, in St. James's.square, from
Pau Tower, Pyrenees ; Sir Heti,eit and Lady Compton.
front the Coi‘tinent ; Li.ut. Colonel Kearney, Q.,te.,21,',5
Dragoon Guards, in Davies street, Berkcl-y-squwe, front
toL.c; Mr. H..me Drummond. Life Guards, at the
Bircacks, in the R. gent's-park ; Sir Ilmjan•in and Lady
Hall, in Wirnpol,stre.,:t ; Btron Bentinck, in B ikon-
Areet ; Mr. arid Mrs. Dodd, in Montagu-square, from a
Cootinentl tour; .Sir William and Lady Beauchamp
Factor, at Mtaart's Hotel, Bt ook- street, from their seat,
Langley park, Noywich; Sir Frederick Bathurst, at ditto,
from his seat, Clarendori..park, Wilts ; Mr. E. M•Don-
ti..il, at ditto, from Gleparm Castle, his seat in Ireland;
•
Miss Puttle. at ditto, from the Continent ; Mr. and Virs.
Nyi;ter. at ditto, from a tour ; Mr. and Miss Barton, from
Lancashire
Miss Nettleshipp, at r!..itto, front K. ; the
Duke and 'Duchess of Roxburghe, in Berkeley-sqtrie.,
from their xeat, Flours C.otle, Roxhurghshire ; Sir J. H.
sass Lady Mary Williams, in Upper Btook street, from
Clovelly-cuurt, Di,vonshire ; the Earl of Long,
I",d, from Brighton ; the and Couittest of Beau.
sham,, in Portman-square, from their seat, Madres6eld.
cnut-, Worteatershir,; Lord Cr..mo:ne, from a tour; the
Earl of Wilton, in Grosvenor—square, f.orn a visit to the.
E 'rl of Eglintoun, at Eglintoun Castle, Ayrshire; the
Earl of
Devon, in Bryanston-square,
.frorn a tour of his
estates iu Ireland; Lord and Lady Middleton, from their
scat, Pepper, .Harrow; the Duke and Duchess of Buck•
itigham, in Pall-mall, front their sent, in Buckinghamshire ;
Sir Francis Holvoake and Lady Goderich, in Berkeley.
square, from their seat, Studley Cattle, Warwickshire.
DEPARTURES.

Norbury, Esq, from the Carlton Hotel, Regent-
street, for the country
Gundry, Esq., from ditto, for
;
Dorsetshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Mackie, from ditto, for a CDR
tinental tour; Miss Gundry, Mrs.. Len's, and Mrs. Mosett,

from ditto, for ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Peers, from ditto, for
their seat, in Oxon ; Mrs. and Mks Corbet, from ditto, for
Sundorne Castle; Captain Ntittheurs, from ditto, for South
Audley-strcet ; Count de Beaumont, from ditto, for Paris ;
Lord Dinorlaen, from South Audicy-street, for his seat, in
Wales; the Earl of Yarborough, from Arlington-street,
for his seat, Brockleby Hall, Lincolnshire; the Earl and
Countess of Carnwarth, from Gloucester-place, on a tour ;
Sir John and Lady Conroy, from Kensington, for Wales;
Lord Dunglats, from Berkeley-square, for Leamington
Spa, Warwickshire; Sir Robert Newman, Bart., from Jer-
myn-street, for his seat, Maimlicad, Devonshire; Sir G,,0.
Talbot and the Misses Talbot, from Mivart't Hotel, Brook •
street, on a continental tour.

The Hon. Lady Murray issued cards yesterday
for a concert of vocal and instrumental music, on Monday,
the 20th of May, in Wimp°le-street. to their Ruyal HitPh:
nesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and a distin-
guished party.
Countess Zavadowsky arrived in town on Satur-
day lost, from Paris. In the course of the journey to town
from Dover the C.,untestes jewel-casket was missed, and,
as it contained diamotais and other costly jewels, worth
several thousand pounds, it created some alarm, it being
erally supposed they were stolen. Oa Sunday, however,
they were restored to the C,,untess by the firoier. a gen-
tleman who was one of the pasettg.:Ts o) the mail.
Lord Lynedoch and Matte have arrived at Law-
son's Hotel, Bedford, Rue St. Honore, on their return
from Italy. Notwithstanding his very advanced are. the
Noble Lord is in the most perfect health.—Galignani.
The Hon. John Coke, second son of the venerable
Earl of Leicester, has entered the Navy as a volunteer on
board the Britannia, the flag-ship of the new Port Admiral
at Portsmouth, Admiral the Hon. Charles Elphinstone
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