The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-14 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Yesterday was the birth-day of her MAJISTY, when the
Quxxx completed her 38th year. Their MAJRSTIES gave
a grand dinner in honour of the day at the Queen's-lodge,
in Busby-park to the Landgravine of Hesse HOMBURG
and the other members of the Royal family, and a select
party. The KING and Quxxx arrived at the Queen's-
lodge from the Palace, at Windsor, yesterday afternoon.
Despatches were brought to his MAJRSTY, about five
o'clock, by a messenger from the Foreign-office.
Despatches from Lord STUART DR RoTSISAY, 011 Y Am-
bassador at Paris, were brought by a King's Messenger to
the Foreign-office on Thursday night. An express arrived
at the Foreign-office yesterday afternoon, bringing des-
patches from Paris. Soon after the arrival of the express
yesterday afternoon, a messenger was sent with despatches
to the Earl of Aisanwis at the residence of the Marquis
and Marchioness of SALISBURY, at Hatfield, Herta, where
the Noble Earl is at prevent staying.
The French Charge d'Affaires transacted business yes-
terday at the office of the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affaires.

The Prussian Minister had an interview with the Earl
of AINILDERN on Wednesday, at the Foreign-office.
Mr. HERRIKS left town yesterday afternoon, for Tun-
bridge Wells.

Sri' ROHM PEEL has left town for his residence in
Staffordshire.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CELEBRATION OF HER MAJESTY'S

BIRTH-DAY.

(From a Correspondent.)
WINDSOR, MUM xvietWat
This being her Menem's natal-day, the goOd peal)," of
Windsor were most anxious to testify, by all possible meta,
their loyalty and attachment to the Qintex tte test d
the Royal Family.
Their bfairsrits, early in the morning, plocee' ded to
Bushy Park, where with other branches of the iteysilool
they partook of a splendid entertainment. It wts ado
desire of their 111AMTI ES that the festivities antexuwel
for this day on the occasion of their arrinl atthe CIA
should be postponed. The Royal party proceecled to f3wbl
in seven private carriages.
At mid-day a party of the artillery attached to the 14th
Light Horse proceeded to the Long-walk, whereat*
discharge of cannon took place. The band of the Sd Lib
Guards, too, were on duty, and played several airs Who
afternoon in the Castle-yard.
In the evening, all the principal inhabitants of vrinior
and Eton displayed a variety of illuminations; the rat‘
prevalent were the letters " A. R." in variegated col°
and a Crown.
Sir W. PRIM ANTLZ, by command of his 344101
waited upon the acting secretary of the committee fareitfr
ducting the festivities, and stated that as his 161011,
had to entertain a party at Bushy Park, to celebretetal
Quitzles birth-day, it was his noassTr's wish tbit'
loyal demonstrations of attachment intended to Itsjelen
shown by the people of Windsor should be Fogel tu'"
the 21st instant. Sir WILLIAM FIIIMANTLII
communication by informing Mr. Youaas, the solar
that his MazasTr stated he would on that Jubilant°
join in the festivities from " six o'clock at nighttil4l""
o'clock in the morning." It is impossible in elitOsi"
adequate idea of the joy which this tatter auertiuti
diffused in Windsor to-day.

THEIR MAJESTIES' VISIT to HAMPTON CODA
Yesterday the hamlet of Hampton pretested a mod
gratifying scene in honour of this occasion, Three trivia'
phal arches were erected; one at Hampton Courtree*,
another in Clarence-place, and a third near the aeon%
Bushy-park, each bearing the national flags banlefeit...4
the initials of their MAJISTIZA interwoven
roses, &c. That at Bushy-park had the infien,r—lid
" Welcome our Gracious Queen." Aboat one o'eteata
band of the Queen's Own was heard at a diatiaCer
was the first signal of their MAJASTITS' arrival. Adiekilt
minutes afterwards their MArlarmes appeared 16.711trs ,
ling carriage, in which they bad arrived from ne7,01
and were received at the first triumphal arch with
and reiterated cheers, amidst the firing of mareelti.
Madame Hexavea's battery. Under a tempoiarin=l
were stationed several young ladies, daughters of 111":,;;h
respectable inhabitants, attired in white dreseeet_li,
baskets of flowers in their hands. ThecortepestePrlsh
a minute, and one young lady presented the Quiell'-tho
a basket of flowers, which her MAJZATT received w"
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most condescending affability ; the other youq
then strewed the road with flowers. This was tee
interesting spectacle of the day. Their Mailtratb&,t.
their arrival at the Palace, partook of a public brem,"."
and subsequently received an Address of eongeenisT,
from the ittbabitaats, to which they were pleated
turn a most gracious answer, his Ittarssrr eleuren,7o
the most affable manner with the Deputation who
the Address. At three o'clock a diviner was $41141.„70,
the children of the district of Hampton, and !bar
done that the first celebration of Queen ADILAIDSI,J,4
day may be remembered by the young people, sad 1,71,-.
of by them when they themselves had fallen into thoir
sear and yellow leaf." At a late hour last eigl4
Maresrms left Hampton for Windsor, previous t 9
a magnificent display of fireworks by Madame
Artiste to their MA:IESTISS, was exhibited in the
presence, The triumphal arch was most briniet./ No
minated by Mr. NewnsanT, as were also the Pr"
taverns.

THE ILLUMINATIONS FOR HER blAJggir

QUEEN ADELAIDE. ' 0
Up to Thursday night preparations were triode nitlllaii,
most extensive scale at all the club houses in Bt. iril
and other:establishments, in honour.of her IlLoxst.,:,
day ; but yesterday morning at an early hour ther,
surprise prevailed amongst many of the tradesPeollor
had made arrangements for the illumination, lit data
that all the paraphernalia at the club houses, ands ihemota
of the principal tradesmen, that had been eritetent..„o
pulling down. An inquiry was instantly set ott folio
the cause of such a proceeding, when it was osello
to arise from the following letter received by lir. "
the tailor and mercer in St.-James'a.streeti-- „in.
" St. James's Palace, Aug. lir „e°llls
8114-1 beg leave to inform you that it is her ion.
pleasure that no demonstration shall take place °still/ids
casino of her Majesty's Birth-day on the 15th instsnottio'-g
whatever her Majesty's tradespeople may
respect to the same, should be reserved until the al/
which it will be held, in January next.
" I have the honour to be, ke• ~
"JAMES HUDSON'
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merous, though, of course, not nearly 60 general
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would otherwise have been. Among the prinelP°1:1,01110
FENTON'S HOTEL, in St. James's-street'"'
Transparency of the Quasar and the attributes of It I,
aloo °PI
The Opera House and the Theatres were
tutted with the letters A. R. and a Crown. iS
tore
Lotto Lunt Tux Qualm glittered in large let
tot;
front of Walca's Cotton Warehouse, in Regent istst
and Messrs. Purer and Gostmt, Perfinners, in the ,rOS
intend,
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street, exhibited in two brilliant lines, the "1". trri
QUEEN, GOD nags um The effect of both shill
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RUNDELL and BRIDGE Lud ate-bill.--A suPer 11'
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with every description of lamps tn devices of the tos,
chaste and appropriate character. The word " Ant.",/ 04
surmounted by a very large 'Crown, and on eSCP.,.. Olt
Star of Brunswick. Under. her Marv:Teo 0400
fworts " Royal Emporium" were encircled with "ad
Arms most tastefully decorated withed byitlkt erlaUfrAetscrin:dutlitorty
The tout ensemble Was most imposing, a"1 appeared
to gratify the vast number of persons who '--..iideatl
from all parts of the wtropolis to witness whet ate cosh'
was congenial with their ardently loyal feelings to -renere
rout and Illustrious QUEEN, who proinises to „est
Britain's burdens by promoting in a moat effective 0;00
every branch of British manufactures by her 4°lllo
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Messrs. HAMLET, Jewellers, Coventry 007
superb appearance, the illuminations extending tee ouat•
aenges, which terminated the device. ini°s
ROWLAND'S Macassar Oil Warebonse.--A Tell br
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display of variegated lamps, &e. meet a 4.
tiful lass 'evolving Star, radiated Wamts, Fancy Merchant—Preterite(' the CO
appearance with respect to the device, and art
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crowd of spectators. The centre was composed °.A 11111
just command. to a
the light
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The whole was surrounded with a psrti-coloorto, Igoe
wed wreath, on which was inscribed the Roiet'
supported by the initials A. R. 1 1 '
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labwrat. and Mayan, WAX Chandlers, - pr.-,
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dilly—A column of the lonic order, supporting ° P
log
which contained a striking likeness of the gi..!aenrs it
Royal Consort. Is the foreground, on the lent —is o'
played the Banners and Attributes of the NOV of the
right hand was a Banner, containing the,ititilireetS,
(balm and Attributes of War. The se°°',lntion'j,"
upon a pedestal, containing the following ineclo fite'4
" Der Edelsten der Frauen Adelaide‘Deutchleun
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Albion's lioechate Zierde." On the top, surto*
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transparency, were these words—" Long 01°Y ~,t,
rich, flourish bright and free." rreil P..
GILLorr, Tailor, in the Strand--Iler Alstobropeloi
tials " A. R." in gilt-coloured lamps of peettiMojitiet
ammounted by an immense Crown, conlPle"°
lamps.

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given to the public, has indulged that vein of 1."4 '1;:o. s''
tl4‘anitilless mimicry which gave such unrivalleii
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are no longer the themes of the author's tor"
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has now now hit off the, iiviurnovelists, and, 0/ru:Sern ff;
given us specimens of the following /*II" OZhissorifri
t!°l3# viz./ the sentimental, the nsysterionh im-
the fsshionable, the intense, or Iri•bo 16°'
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