The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-07 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR,

The Kilo and.444ex visited the Princess_ !qorma on
Thursday evening, at her residence in the King's Palace,
at Kensington,
His 1114.resiv paid a visit yesterday morning to the
Duke of Sussex, at the King's Palace, at Kensington, and
partook of brenkfat with his Royal Highness. The KING
went over different parts of the Palace, and' also inspected
the'grounds attached to it.
Their MiJesvirs went together to the house of Sir
Hean'itter and Lady rATI.OIi, in the Regent's Park. Sir
fiztteawr, as Governor of St. Katharine's College, etin.
ducted tlikir Mamma to the Chapel, and also the Alois-
hoops of the College, Their Msrtralles afterwards psr-
Soak of a dcjeune at the house of the Governor.
Count Mennen had a long audience of the KING on
his Mar stsres return to the Palace at St. James's.

The KING gave a grand dinner in the evening to the
Corporation of the Trinity-House, of which Lis blaJ EMT,
at the time of his accession to the Throne, was blaster.
The Cabinet Ministers, the Cheat Officers of State,'ami
several putilia functionaries, were invited to meet the Cor-
poration.

Ths Duke et Wat.miarosr, the Marquis CA WDENt and
Viscount Sinstauvr, who are member s, appeared in the
uniform of the Corporation. Trse other membero also ap-
peared iu the uniform.

• Among the.p_arty were the LOAD CILANCIELLOR, the
Duke of Ducatteuuaae, Marquis WINCIENSTRIE; Earls
CATHCART, FIFES, R0,411.TN, ERROL, J&REERY ; Lords
Fattenonouon, ELLearnoaouon, litte.; Right Honour-
*bin liir itonewr PatwL, Sir Cieweur., MuunAY,
Gouratuax. and J. E. Hennas the Loan MAYOR,
Alderman Treourson,. Sir T. WATSON, Hon. -
Townsteann, the. .Governor and the Deputy Goiernor of
the Bank of England,. Colonel FlTECt.Aerncet, and Captain
%unaware, .the Deputy Master of the Corporation.
The company were ushered irate one of the Stare Booms.
Ilia &Lavery, who was Whited in the uniform of the
Corporation, led the way to the Denqueeting Boom, where
the dinner :wet served.
The members of the Committee for erecting the Nrw
London Bridge had a conference, yesterday morning, with
the. Duke of %ELLINGTON and the CiIANCRWER of the
Excurcauza, At the Treasury. Mr. WARD and Mr.
Alderman Woon were with the Deputation.
The Prussian Alinister had ao interview with the Burl
d Aulnostn) yesterday, at the Foreign Office.

His
MAjisT* has been graciously pleased
to give to the Zoological Society, the etllection at Sandpit.
au Archbishop of itnetMs, confessor to
CHA Ruta X. hutleil yesterday at Dover from Calais.
Desitatchet) hive beeii received at, the Colonial
Office this morning from Lieutenant-General Ktr.larr,
tiovernor of Upper Canada, and from Gerltral 141.1r°
ikt the Cape of Good Ho pet

LONDON.
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 18301

We have little fresh intelligence from Paris further
than what we gave yesterday in The Sun. The
unconditional abdicatiou of CHARLES is confirmed,
and at present every thing gqes On 811 well in France
as the warmest wisher to the great cause of civil mud
religfous liberty could desire.

We hope that before night the independent free-
holders of Stirrey' will place' Mr. .Bntscost on the
poll, next Mr. DRNISON ; already be has come
close up to Colonel Jot.urya, who stands a rea-
sonable chance of learning the highly useful lesson,
that fox-hunting and statesmanship do not very
readily coalesce, and that it by no means follows
because a country gentleman is a good sports.
man and respectable member of society, that he
has, therefore, claims upon the support of the
freeholders of the comity in which he happens to
reside. Colonel Joimult is, by all accounts, a
good citizen and an exemplary country gentleman ;
but what particular public Claims he has on an
influential enlightened county like Surrey, we are
wholly at a loss to conceive. He ' has 'never,
that we know of—and we have taken some pains
to find out the truth—made himself conspicuous b)
supporting any public act of usefulness or beneficence;
his voice hasieldom or never been heard in Seim
Stephens, being, we presume, altogether tuned to
the view halloo of the field; he has never hunted.
down any obnoxious ministerial measures, never
cheered on their opponents when at fault, navel'
put them in the right 'track
,when they had lost
scent, or, with the single exception of the Beer Bill,
been in at the death of any thing but a fox. What
elaimi then has such a Iran on such a county as
j Stirrer—can any of our readers inform us? We
fear not. . .

Mr. OTWAY CAVE'S Address to the Electors of
Leicester, explanatory of his reasons for declining
to stand again for that borough, which will be found
in the advertising columns of The Sun of to-day,
is well worthy the careful perusal of our readers.
It k a manly, eloquent, and reasonable production,
and though there are some points about k in which
we cannot coincide with the Hone Member,
still as a whole, it does credit to his discern-
ment and liberality. The observations regard-
ing Mr. •CANNING, and the share that universally
lamented Statesman had in urging forward
the greet epoch of Catholic Emancipation,
are in every respect correct, " lie it was," says Mr.
OTIVAV CAvu, " in reality, who, by breaking up
the anti-Catholic party behind the Throne, and
stronger than the Throne itself, rendered it imps-
sible for the present Government long to withhUld
Catholic EntalleipatiOn, Willlollt almost the certainty

of n civil war, or with the hope of continuing pet-
munently in office." The specula►ions regarding
Mr. CANNiNG'S probable change of opinions in re-
spa to Reform, had be lived, are equally just ►tnd
forcible,

The Ktist: and QvEE, honoured the Esti iind
Countess of JERSEY with their company to a public
bredkfun this morning at Amsterley Pak, from
whence their Attitzsms will p;ocred to Windsor,
where they }lave invited a large party of the Nolu-
re), to dine. The Terrace will be opened to-morrows
on which ocomion their AIhittSTIIIIS will he present.

Prince par,tc,Witr leas, we tnnierstand, arrived
safely at liruoiels.
A CA131114:4 Council will he held thie afternoon
at the Foreign Mee.
A. "„ ig other election tricks, it is maid that
„moo voters of a certain seaport, after rteeiving ten guineas
a wan to vote one Way, %vete pati fifteen guinea* each by
tiK opposite tarty not to vote at all !....ttrornisti