The Sun.
London, England, 1837-08-21 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Queen attended divine service yesterday morning
in the private chapel of the New Palace, in St. James's
Park. The Dean of Chester officiated. The Bishop of
London preached the sermon.
Her Majesty was attended by Lady Barham, Viscount
Torrington, Mr. Rich, and Colonel Buckley.
A select party, including the Lord Steward, the Lord
Chamberlain, Earl and Countess of Charlemont, and Vis-
count Melbourne, dined at the palace last evening.
The Queen will hold a Privy Council this afternoon at
the New Palace.
Count de Lottum, on a mission of congratulation from
the King of Prussia, had an audience of her Majesty on
Saturday. His Excellency was introduced by Viscount
Palmerston, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester,
Master of the Ceremonies.
Her Majesty was attended by Lady Barham, Viscount
Falkland, and the Hon. W. Cowper.
The Duke of Sussex visited the Queen on Saturday.
Viscount Melbourne had an audience of her Majesty.
The Queen and her august mother took a carriage drive
on Saturday. Yesterday afternoon her Majesty left the
palace in an open carriage, drawn by four grays, for an airing..
The Queen honoured with her presence the performance
(the last this season), at her Majesty's theatre, on Saturday
evening, of Anna Bolena, and La Prova d'un Opera Seria.
General Sir John Waters, and Messrs. Routh, George
Crawshay, Pinto, and D'Arthez, members of the committee
of Spanish indemnity bond-holders, attended by Mr. Quin,
had an interview with Viscount Palmerston, on Saturday,
at the Foreign-office.
His Excellency Count Veltheim and Lady, accompanied
by the Baroness Hanstein, left Farrance's Hotel, Belgrave-
street, yesterday morning, for Paris. His Excellency, pre-
vious to his departure, was visited by Viscount Palmerston,
and several of the Ministers.
Mr. Alder and an Indian Chief had an interview with
Lord Glenelg, on Saturday, at the Colonial-office, Sir H.
Nicolas, and Mr. Dunlop had also interviews with his Lord-
ship on Saturday.
Mr. Stevenson, the American Minister, and M. de Bour-
queney, the French Charge d'Affaires, transacted busineta
on Saturday at the Foreign-office.
Sir John Hobhouse left town on Saturday for Wiltshire.
Despatches for Governor Hindmarsh at South Australia,
were sent off from the Colonial-office, on Saturday.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

DEPARTURES.

Count Maurice Esterhazy, for the Continent ; Sir Thomas
Reynell, on a tour; General Sir John Crosbie, from Grosve-
nor-street, for Cows ; Lord Churchill, from Upper Wimpole-
street, for Wycbwood, Oxfordshire ; General Phipps, for the
Continent ; the Hon. Henry Fitzroy, on a continental tour ;
H. Aldridge, Esq., for Dover; Admiral Sir Harry Neale, for
Wolharnpton, Hants ; the Earl of Leitrim, on a tour ; Lord
Morton, for Woodchester-park ; Lady Anne Beckett, from
Stratford-place, for Sir John Beckett's seat, Sowerby, Lin-
colnshire ; Lord and Lady Corry, for the Isle of Wight;
General Sir Edward Paget, for ditto ' • the Earl and Countess
of Clonmell, for ditto; Major Hall, Life Guards, for ditto;
Sir George Seymour and family, for Norris Castle ; the
Viscountess Ashbrooke and the Hon. Mina Flower, from Park-
street, to Killarney, Ireland.

The Duchess Countess of Sutherland is entertain-
ing a distinguished circle of friends at her splendid seat in
Scotland. The Earl and Countess Grosvenor have joined
the party, which includes Lady Georgiana Grey, Hon.
Wm. Howard, Lord Charles and Lady Fanny Ker, &c.
The Duke and Duchess of Bedford and Lady
Rachel Russell have joined Lords Cosmo and Alexander
Russell at the Doune of Rothiemurcus, their Graces' High-
land residence.
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond will assemble
a very numerous and distinguished .party at Gordon Castle
during the shooting season. Viscount and Viscountess
Sydney, Lord Stanley, Viscount Jocelyn, Hon. George and
Lady Agnes Byng, Lord Cantalope, Hort. Col. and Mrs.
Anson, Hon. Cecil Forrester, Viscount Canning, &c., are
invited.
Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador in
London, was expected ta arrive in Vienna about the 15th
inst. His Excellency had stopped for a few days at Koe-
nigswart, in Bohemia, where Prince Metternich was stay-
ing. The Court is expected to return to Vienna about the
end of the present month. Prince Metternich was to leave
Koenigswart on the 17th, to return to Vienna by the way
of Ischl.
Count Schulenburgh, charged to notify the acces-
sion of his Majesty the King of Hanover to the Austrian
Court, after having fulfilled his mission, has left Vienna for
Munich, charged with a similar communication to the Court
of Bavaria. • The Prince of Schonberg, the Austrian En-
voy at Stuttgard, is to proceed to Hanover, to congratulate,.
King Ernest Augustus on his accession.
Lady Chesterfield will leave town next week for the
Continent..
Lady Catherine Buckeley will leave next. week for
Longford Castle ; from thence her Ladyship will Froceed
to the North of England.
Sir John Conroy, Bart., left Kensington on Satur-
day last, for a three months' sojourn at his estate in Wales.
The Duchess of St. Albans has made a ver ex-
traordinary proviso in the bequest to her husband the Duke.
in her will. It appears that she had, for some considerablee
time previous to her decease, cherished an erroneous idea.
that certain of his Grace's nearest relations entertained a
hostile feeling towards her ; in consequence of this unfounded
prepossession she has made a declaration, that should cer-
tain members of the Duke's family reside with him at any
time for eight days in any one year, his interest in the an-
nuity of 10,0001. should cease, and that it should become
part of her residuary estate. This condition is manifestly
bad in law, it being an axiom at common law, that no be-
quest incumbered with conditions contrary to morality, can
be sustained.—Sunday Paper.
The entrance-gate into Hyde Park from the UP'
bridge-road is, with its lodge, at length completed. Hsr
Majesty signified her pleasure that it shall be called the
Victoria Gate."
The Rev. George T. C. Lamoth, 8.A., of Baliol
College, Oxford, has been appointed Domestic Chaplain
to the Right Hon. Lord Tentcrden.
The Post-office department has arranged to accele-
rate the rate of mail-coach travelling throughout Ireland
this year to 81 and 91 miles an hour.
The Lords of the Treasury have agreed to supply
a sum not exceeding 5001. for the purpose of assisting the
Astronomical Society in the repetition of Cavendish's E%
periments on Attraction.
Colonel Buckeley, who is now one of her MajestY:s
Equerries, was Page of Honour to George the Third. 01°
father and mother, Mr. and Lady Georgiana BuckeleY,
were in the Households of George the Third and Fourth?
and the Colonel's grandfather was at different times Chao'
berlain and Master of the Horse, which is a curious coinci-
deuce.
Major Hauslob, a distinguished Oriental linguist'
and lately attached to the Austrian Embassy at Constanti-
nople, has just been sent from Vienna by the Emperor, t°
carry some splendid sets of porcelain and cut glass to the
Turkish capital, as a present to the Sultan.
Her Majesty has taken a private box at Drury-110r
Theatre for the ensuing season. Mr. Bunn is off to Po:
to make some arrangements, in order to open the eampeig
with great splendour.
Fanny Elsler and her sister Therese closed their
engagement at Vienna on the sth instant. The habitues °f
the theatre declare that they recollect no instance of 01°I1
, enthusiasm as that manifested by the Vienna audience ,°n
this occasion. Partly, however, this enthusiasm was 00'5
to the handsome conduct of the two sisters on the occaei°P,
of some benefit performances for the relief of the poor 0'
Vienna and Baden.
Farren, whose services are said to be secured by thee
fair widow of Wych-street, is to receive the enormous o,
lary of 601. a week, or 101. a night. This inimitable Col,
dian will, it is said, appear at the Olympic Theatre at t
opening on the 29th of the ensuing month. Elliot
Lord Minto's second son, the Hon. George •----11,0
has been appointed aide-de-camp to Sir John Franklin, t

Lieutenant-Governor of Van Diemen's Land. t
The Marquis of Hertford landed at Calais wit"°tir
any retinue, and proceeded to Paris by Amiens. The sel:
vents and equipage left Dorchester House on Saturdal
ternoon, to embark for Antwerp. The Noble Lord w"
there meet his household and proceed to Switzerland. his
The Earl of Westmoreland, accompanied 11 re
daughter, Lady Georgiana Fane, has left Grosvenor-50°,0j
for Brighton, where the Noble Earl will sojourn sere -
months.
The Earl of St. Germain's has joined his Couotess
and the circle assembled at Port Eliot, Cornwall. able
Lord Stanley has left Netherby, where the -
Lord has been on a visit to Sir James and Lady 0°-
for Scotland. • the
Lord Forester leaves town this week to joill the
Duke of Rutland (his uncle) at his shooting box °ace oil
Derbyshire moors. His Lordship will afterwards prat
to Welley Park, his scat in Shropshire. to the
The King of Wirtemberg and suite returned fool.
Clarendon Hotel on Saturday evening, from Liver
His Majesty will shortly take his departure for his
nions, via Rotterdam and the Hague.
The Dowager Countess of Pembroke is enteral To;
a fashionable party at Wilton House, Wilts. Cia4 soa
stay, Secretary to the Russian Embassy, ana J-4°",j„)tb
Lady 13,•uee, irom Savcfnake },,t!st, ate joy or
Lord De Roos is said to be residing in Britt'
Normandy.