The Sun.
London, England, 1830-02-04 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Kniu's dinner party, given after the holding of
the Court on Tuesday, at his Palace at Windsor, con-
sisted of the Cabinet Ministers and some of the Officers of
the Household. The Duke of WELLitearox awl Mr.
Secretary PEEL left the Palace, and returned to town at a
late hour on Tuesday night. Earl BATHURST, the Earl
of ROSSLTN, the Earl of APARDIMN, and Sir GEORGE
Munitav-, slept at the Palace, and came to town yesterday

morning,.

Mr. 1' VILLIA3I SIkfITII, M.P., the Chairman of the Com-
mittee of the Anti Slavery Society, Mr. BUXTON, M.P.,
Mr. SPRING RICE, M.P., and Mr. MacauLEy. attended
yesterday at the Colonial Office, and had a "conference
with Sir GEORGE MURAAT.

Tl:e French Ambassador had an interview yesterday
with the Earl of ABERDEEN, at the Foreign Office.
The Right lion. Sir GEORGE Hun (Vice-Treasurer of
Ireland) arrived in town on Tuesday night, from Ireland.
Sir GEORGE visited the Duke of WELLINGTON and the
CHANCELLOR of the ExcitEQUER yesterday.
Mr. HERRIES entered on hie official duties yesterday
morning, at the Office of the Board of Trade, and was
engaged there on official business during the day.
The Earl of ABERDEEN, Viscount MELVILLE, Mr.
Secretary PEEL, and the CDANcEr.LoR of the Exerts-
QuER, had interviews yesterday with the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON, at the Treasury.
Viscount MELVILLE held a levee yesterday at the Ad-
miralty, which was numerously attended by naval officers.
Despatches were sent off yesterday evening from the Co-
lonial Office, for Sir G. Dow, the Lieutenant-Governor of
Gibraltar.

The Russian Ambassador gave a grand dinner yesterday I
evening at Ashburnham House to a numerous party.
The grand Parliamentary dinners, on the opening of
the Session of Parliament, were given yesterday evening
by the Duke of Wirmar:c.roN, at Apsley House, es First
Lord of the Treasury, to a large party of the Members of
the House of Peers ; and by Mr. Secretaty NEL, as
Ministerial Leader of the Lower House, to a numerous
party of the Members of the House of Commons.
The company, at both parties, came in full Court dress.
After dinner the King's Speech, to he delivered on the
opening of the Session of Parliament this day, was read by
the Duke of Witr.r.ixarort and Mr. Secretary PEEL, to
their respective parties.
Among the company at the Duke of WELLINGTON'S
party were tie Loan CHANCELLOR, the Dukes of Buc-
cr.Ettorr, LEEDS, and MONTROSE, Marquisses of HERT-
TORD and CLEVELAND, Earls of CHESTERFIELD, BA-
THURST, JERSEY, ROSSLYW, Viscount MELVILLE, Lords
TENTER DEN, SALTOUN, WllArorcurrs, MARYBOROUGII,
HILL, &C. 14C.

The patty at Mr. Secretary PEEL's was composed of
the Marquis of G:IAIIAM, Earls MousTcHaELEs and
DARLINGTON, (mover of the address), Viscounts Low-
THEM. and CASTLEREAGH; Lords ELIOT, G. SOMERSET,
STR.ATHAVEN, DOWNES, ASHLEY, E. SOMERSET, F.
GOWER, the LORD ADVOCATE Of SCOTLAND, the CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, the Right Honourable Sir
G. F. HILL, Sir G. Munnay, Sir G. Cocßauart, Sir
J. lizetioLLs, Sir J. BECKETT, C. ARBUTHNOT, J. CAL-
CRAFT, J. W. CROKER, Sir H. HARDINGE, and J. C.
BERRIES, the SPEAKER. of the Plume of Commons, the
ATTORNEY-(;EXERAL, the SOLICITOR- GEREttat., the
Soucrroa..GF.NanaL for Ireland, Sir G. CLERK, Sir H.
FANI, Sir W. J. HOPE, Sir B. MARTIN, Sir A. GRANT,
Honourable J. 11. TowNsuEsn, General Plurrs, Colontl
TRENCH ; Messrs. PLANTA, JOHN CALVERT WARD
(seconder of the Address), H. Twiss DAWSON, W. PEEL,
STUART WORTLEY, G. BANKES, SPENCER PERCEVAL,
and T. P. COURTENAY.

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