The Sun.
London, England, 1830-03-25 00:00:00

' COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duchess of CUMBERLAND left town about half.past
one o'clock rater* on her return to Kew. The Duke
OUCUMBERLAND returned to his residence at Kew in the
Afternoon.
-Tlie Duke of WELLINGTON left town between eleven and
twelve o'clock yesterday morning, to attend hie MaJam,-
at in' palace at Windsor.
The Rtusian and French Ambassadors had a conference
with the Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday, at the office of the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
The Spanish and Prussian Ministers had interviews with
' the Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday, at the Foreign Office.
A numerous deputation of English distillers, headed by
: • Mr: WODEHOUSE, M.P.. for Norfolk, including Messrs.
WEYMOUTH, CURRIE, SMITH, 0. SMITH, &C., waited on
the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER yesterday, at the
'
Treasury, and had a conference with the Right Hon. Gen-
. tienfan.

• A deputation of the Scotch distillers, accompanied by the
Right Hon. W. DUNDAS and Sir G. CLEar, Bart., the
Members for the city and shire of Edinburgh, attended at
the Treasury yesterday, and held an interview with the
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER.
Don T. MasicAnExa, one of the Chamberlains to the
young Queen of PORTUGAL, transacted business yesterday,
at the office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Sir- G. MURRAY entertained the Cabinet Ministers to
dinner yesterday evening, at his residence inßelgrave-square.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Marquis of Tavistock, at his house in Arlington-street,
from his seat Oakley House, Bedfordshire ; Lord and Lady Suf-
field and family, at their house in Park-place, from their seat
Gunton Hall, Norfolk ; the Hon. Misses Grimston, at their
• • house in Upper Grosvenor-street, from their seat, Berkhamp-
stead Castle, Herts ; Lady Elizabeth and Miss Talbot, in Heft-
, ford-street ; the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, at the Burlington
• - • ,Hotel, from Cheltenham ; the Hon. General Meade, at ditto;
Mrs. Teasdale, at Symmons's Hotel, St. James's street, from
righton; the Rev. Mr. Irving, at Gordon's Hotel, Albemarle-st.,
from Rochester the Rev. T. Leigh Bennett, at ditto, from Ox-
fordshire ; the Misses Hyde, at ditto, from Newbury ; Captain
,•,,,r,,and Mrs. Coulson, in Dover-street, from Tunbridge Wells ;
R.'Gbrdon, Esq. M.P: in Bruton.street, from his seat, Kemble
'House, Gloucestershire ; Lady Ventry, Miss Jones, and suite, at
• Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, from France; .Le
Baron De Daiser Sylbach, at ditto, from ditto ; Rev. C. Henley,
at ditto ; Rev. C. S. Torrins and John Torrins, Esq. at ditto;
Sir
E. L. Bulwer, Esq. at ditto ; Frank Wright, Esq. at ditto;
George and ady Dashwood, at the Brunswick Hotel,
„, Hanover-square, from their seat, Kirkleton Park, Oxfordshire •
Mt. Harvey and family, at ditto; Gilbert Heathcote Esq. M.P.`,. • at ditto, from his seat, Stocken Hall, near Stamford.; Sir Chas.
and Lady Sulivan, at ditto, from Ember Court, Surrey; Earl and
an_t Countess Nelson, in Portman-square, from Canterbury.

141 DEPARTURES.
The Duke of Norfolk, from St. James's square, for his seat,
'14:".. The
Castle ; the Duke and Duchess of Richmond and family,
r ,fur their seat, Goodwood, Sussex ; the Earl of Surrey, from
Horsham; Captain Lysett, for Portsmouth; Mr. Harboard,
from' Symmons's Hotel, St. James's-street, for Richmond; Sir
Hungerford Hoskins, Bart. from the Burlington Hotel, for his
seat, Harwood, Herefordshire; - Ark wood, Esq. from ditto,
for ditto; Captain Dunlop, from ditto, for Glasgow; Captain and
Mrs. Knight, from Albemarle-street, for Brighton ; Joseph
-• ' Haigh, Esq. Mrs. Haigh, and Miss Haigh, from ditto ; Captain F.
V. Cotton, from ditto; Wm. Munro, Esq. from ditto.

`WM. WILBERFORCE, Esq., late M.P. for
Yorkshire, at his late audit at Hall, caused to be returned
to his tenants at North Frodiegham, Brigham, Thornham,
&c. ten per cent. on their rents.
Mi. F. LEWIS commenced his official duty
• on Monday, as Treasurer of the Navy, at his Office in
Somerset-place.
The retirement, from age and infirmity, of one
or more of the present East India Directors, has been for
some days confidently talked of.
It is rumoured that, in the event of the LORD
CHANCELLOR'S Bill for the appointment of an additional
Equity Judge passing into a law, it is arranged for Mr.
Brceensrern to be the Judge.
The Chief Baron did not appear in Court,
at Waterford, until half.past eleven o'clock, on Friday, in
consequence of the melancholy tidings of the death of his
nephew, received by the morning mail from Dublin.—
Dublin
The Rev. C. NAIRNE, M.A., of Trinity
College, has been presented by the Loan CHANCELLOR to
the Rectory of Stadoxhurst, in Kent.
It is'supposed that many of the English capi-
talists, who hold about forty millions of French Rentes,
will, in all probability, withdraw a considerable part of
this large sum, under existing cireumstances, and invest
the same in the new English Three and a Half per Cents.,
which, in the opinion of the Bulls, will materially assist
the operation of converting the Four per Cents. into Three
and a Half per Cents.
It is said, we know not with what authority,
that the Aldermen have decided against introducing the
new police into the City.
A Correspondent of a provincial Paper asks,
to Why should net the New Forest be sold, or let in lots,
for Three per Cent. Consols ?"
The Parks, as well as the outskirts of the
town, in all directions, were thronged on Sunday with
crowds of persons, who, as far as that goes, certainly exhi-
bited no signs of national distress.
An interesting record, being an action for
breach of promise of marriage, brought by a Miss ELIZA-
. BETH NORTHEAST against THOMAS ST. JOHN GRANT, Of
Kilmurry, Esq., was to have been tried here at the pre-
sent Assizes, but has been withdrawn, the defendant hav-
ing, as we understand, consented to pay the lady 1,0001.,
besides full costs, as between attorney and client.-- Water-
ford Chronicle.
It is a remarkable fact, that no eldest son of
the house of BRAGANZA ever lived to reign, some accident
or circumstance having always occurred to prevent it.
The living of Offham, in Kent, has been
presented by the LORD CHANCELLOR to Viscount Lord
Tonatworox, for his Lordship's nephew, the Rev. CECIL
HALL.
The Governors of Christ's Hospital having
completed the additional new buildings for the accommo-
dation of the children, agreed, at a general court holden
in the said hospital on Friday last, that 140 presentations
for boys, and 10 for girls, should be at the disposal of the
Governors, in rotation, for the admission of children in the
institution, in the course of the present year; and ordered
that a list of the Governors' names be presented to the
public, and delivered at the counting-house.
A correspondent, referring to the non-entrance
into St. James's Park when a passage was promised, asks
whether it would not be advisable to call a public meeting of
the householders of the adjoining parishes, to express their
wishes, and to ask the Members for Westminster to carry
the petition to the fountain head ? Times.
As all the French shipping and seamen at
Toulon and Maraeilles, as well as that of the adjoining
Italian and Spanish ports, are employed in the expedition
to Algiers, so as to render the communications with the
ocean, and the exportation of goods impossible for avant
of freights, some of our ship-owners, whose vessels are
lying idle in port, or which sail in ballast in search of
freights, might find their advantage in looking into the
French ports in the Mediterranean,
Mr. LLOYD'S work on the Fields Sports of
Scandinavia promises to be one of the most valuable pro-
ductions ever given to the Sporting World. It is full of
individual adventure, often of the most romantic and pe-
rilous kind. The chase of the bear in the savage and al-
most interminable forests of Sweden and Norway was the
principal object of this enterprizing English gentleman,
who, often for this purpose, passed whole nights in the
wilderness. In this daring pursuit he destroyed a greater
number of that ferocious animal than has been achieved
by any other individual, and his success obtained him a
special introduction to the King of SWEDEN.
Yesterday morning, in consequence of infor-
mation given to the Excise, Mr. BURGESS, a supervisor,
and SMITH, another officer, went to the house No. 3,
Centre-street Hackney-road, and discovered in a room on
the first floor a 22-gallon still and about SO gallons of
wash, part of which
was in a forward state of preparation
to be worked off, and in the same room was a bottle of
what is technically called " jiggered" spirit. The only
persons on the premises at the time were a person named
TOS. (who
some years since kept a barber,s shop in
Ho'ywell-lane, but has long been suspected by the Excise-
officers as a manufacturer of the " crature," and a youth
isetting
named WYATT. The former had evidently been engaged
his still in working order when the officers enter-
ed, r
and the latter
v , afte havin secured e premi, cn-
yed their prisoners
before ga
Magistrate,th who sentenced
PRYOR. t
menthe, aondPa,3"iisci,a
afirn:edof3 01., or to be imprisoned three
the youthWYATT, Nrho had been
in the house Duly a few minutes when they were sur-
prised by the o fficers. The poor barber, who had appa-
made up his mind to
such
a result, treated the
matter
Wao rather
Joein.ularly, and having kissed some female
friends were attendance to k his fe went
off in tip top spirits to serve his threenow months inate> the House
of correction.