The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-26 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Hie MAJESTY held a Court yesterday afternoon at his
Palace at St. James's. The KINC, attended by Sir
HERBERT TAYLOR, arrived in town about half.paq tweles
o'clock, in a carriage and four, from his Palace at Windsor.
At one o'clock the KING held a Court, which was at-
tended by the Duke of Csmaarnoa, the Swedish Ministrr,
General BAIWRAND on a special mission from the King of
the FRENCH', the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Loan NEU-
DENT of the Council, the Lomb Pam' SXAL. the Fran
Loan of the TRICAEURY, the SItCRETARIEN of STAIR for
the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departments, the CH A 1.1-.
citu.oa. of the EXCHEQUER, the Partainzwr of the
BOARD of TRADE, the Earl of CLias, Lord HUNTING-
DON, &e.

His MAJEsTY held a Privy Council, at which it was
agreed upon that Parliament should be further prorogued
from the 14th of September to the 26th of October, then
to meet fur the despatch of business. A proclamation to
that effect was ordered to be issued forthwith. The Duke
Of CAMBRIDGE was introduced, and was resworn a Mem-
ber of his MAJESTY'S Privy Council. Mr. GREVILLE at-
tended as Clerk of the Council.
Count lIIORNSTIERNA, the Swedish Minister, was in-
troduced by the Earl of A aim mai, his Majesty's Principal
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by
Sir ROBERT CHESTER, the Master of the Ceremonies.
His Excellency had an audience of the Kano, and de-
livered his credentials to his MAJEsTY.
General ILtuottAno, on a special mission from the
King of the FRENCH, was introduced to his MAJEsTy by
the Earl of MucanicEN as Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, and conducted by Sir ROBERT CatEsTEK, the
Master of the Ceremonies. His Excellency delivered a
letter from his SOVEREIGN to the KING.
The Earl of CLARE was introduced to the Kisto by
Lord ELLICNBOILOUOII, as President of the Board of Con-
trol, when his Lordship took leave, on proceeding to his
Government of Madras.

1118 MAJIISTY gave audiences to the Duke of Wet.-
LINGTON, Earls BATUUKST and ARICADEJINt Lord HUNT-
irrapoN, Sir HOBILItT PEEL,. and Sir Genaot
The Field Officer in waiting bad an audience of thu
Krtio, and made a report of the eftetive state of the three
regiments of Foot Guards.

The Earl of Cuss rtartar.n weco the Lord in Waiting.
The Court broke up about four o'clock.
The Princess Sornia visited his ALL/Eorry yesteitlsy
afternoon.

The Right Hen. Sir Jour; BXCKETT, the Judge Advo.
cote General, had an audience of his Ms.lesTv, and took
the 1(1/go's conunanda relative to the proceedings of some
Courts Martial.

Viscount Lowman, Sir HENRY 131.acxwoon, and Sir
JAMES COCK nuaN had audiences of the KING.
His MAJESTY, attended by Sir HERBERT Tan," left
the Palace soon after five o'clock in his carriage and four,
escorted by a party of Lancers, on his return to Windsor.
The Spanish Minister had an interview with the Earl of
ABERDEEN yesterday at the Foreign-office.
Earl Bsr,t►uasr left town yesterday afternoon fur Ci•
rencester.

At the Privy Council, yesterday, it was agreed
on that Parliament should be prorogued from the 14th of
September to the efith of October—then to meet fur he
despatch of business. —Morning Chronicle.
Our readers will see, from the Court Circular,
that Gen. MumsNn, on a Special Mission from the
King of the Fax Not, was introduced to his 111.ussxv by
the Earl of AUERDEEN, as Secretary of State fo. Foreign
Affairs, and delivered a letter from his Sovereign to. the
KING. We never doubted that this Maass/14r would
be received at Court ; however, all doubt upon the subject
is now at an end.—lfforning Chronicle.
LAFAYETTE AND THE EX,KING.—OOIIICI-
- are much sought after, but there is one which has
hitherto escaped notice, namely, that General LAFAYETTE
and CHARLES X. were born in the same yew—Ls-
ravvrvx on the 6th of September, 1757, and Cnant.vs,
the Ex " Most Christian Majesty," on the 9th of Octo-
ber, 1757. There is little ether resemblance between
these two men.

The East India Company's sh!p Bucking.
hanashire arrived olf Portland the 24th instant. She
was despatched from China on the Bth of March, and
left St. Helena the Ist of July. The following ships had
arrived at St. Helena :—The Windsor, General Kyd,
Inglis, and Lowther Castle. A signal was made for the
Farquharson approaching the island. The Poiehinghanc.
shire sprung a leak from straining in bad weather off the
Cape.

We learn that the Austrian and Ptillisian
Embassies hive received courier* from their respective
Governments, with the intelligence that the Courts of
Vienna and Berlin will immediately ackntrwledie Louts-
I' ti IGU P....-.11/Ortiing Chronicle.

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ILLUMINATIONS ON THE KING'S DIRTII-
DAY..--1). CURRIE. Military Warehouse, 20, Regent-
atreet, having taken an active part in promoting, and
being one of the deputation who presented the Address of
thanks to his 111Amay, for graciously commanding tl:e
entrance to be made from Regent•street into St. James's
Park, adopted, as an appropriate compliment, a Tram.-
parency, headed " The Boon of our Gracious King ;"
being the proposed entrance into St. James's Park, exhi-
biting a front view of the mansions of Sir 111,vrtuCiv
Wirer* Rinnev, Bart., M.P., and of JAllaS ALEXArumo,
Esq., M.P., Carlton-house Terrace, with the ground en-
tirely removed between these houses, forming foot and
carriage ways into the Park, so as to give a full view of
the gravel walks, and of the trees from the rout, with the
proposed statue of his MAJESTY in the middle'of the ens
trance, and handsome iron gates on each side; the 'mess
to Carlton-house terrace and gardens, by foot and carriage
ways, leading out from both sides of Weterloo-plare, ahout
twenty feet wide, beyond the Club-houses. This oaten.
parency attracted much notice. The promenaders were
much pleased with the prospect of walking into the Pest
from Regent-street.
Rumours of disturbances at Paris were con-
fidently circulated last night, on the authority of letters
from that capital. The French Funds have, it is )41,
experienced a considerable fall. There has teen a
it is said, for the purpose of getting rid of the Rouse of
Peers.—Morniny - Chronicle.
The Royal Theatres open on the '26th of
September. The Proprietors have agreed to play for the
first six weeks as follows For the first three weeks,
three nights per week ; the following fortnight, four eighne
per week; and for the last week, completing die
weeks, five nights per week. After which they will have
their performances every night at usual.
The old adage, “ there's many a dip 'twixt
the cup and the lip" was verified a few days ago*
Audlem, in this county. A gay Lolhario residink its
that neighbourhood, having felt " the pleasing agonies of
love whew misery delights," and whose loVe was met by
love reciprocally soft—popped the question. The happy
day which wits to crown his wishes with the object of hei
choice arrived, and all was joy and gladness. The happy
bridegroom, with the necessary attendants, repaired to -
the church, leaving the blushing Desdemorut to uljuat
her toilet and follow. The minutes flew in swift suc-
cession, but the fair one came not-,impatience lieveme
visible an the countenances of the group, and the brido's7
maid was despatched to ascertain the ensue of the delay ;
she shortly returned, and, to the astonishment of -all ts.
sent, presented--not a bride for the ceremonial of'
orer-
riage—Aut a finethnmping child for the 'rite of baptism,
to which the expected bride had just given truth.‘i4
Choler Courant. -

A very heart-rending accident occurred oft
Broad-stairs ott Thursday night last. The brig iianorr
of Wisheaoh, brought up near the harbour, and east

anchor, during the performance of whictli Captain W:Nt.
Moony accidentally ft•ll into the see and was drowned,
We boar IA wife end daughter were on board at the tithlt
of the melancholy catastrophe,—Kenai? Gazette.

Ott Saturday, ut Queen-square, at the ituttmee
of the Society against Cruelty, WM. Fr.t.in, the driver of
a cabriolet, wait charged by Mr. SIDNSY SMITH With
having grossly whipped and otherwise ill.treated his horse,
111) that its hints legs were covered with blood,,aold it `rani
scarcely able to stand. Itle. GREGORY fined tin) driver
50a. and costs.—And on Friday JAMES °swam) was fined
lOs. and costs, by Mr. ELLTARD, at Union-1101,0n cote.
plaint of en officer of the above Society, fur having cruelly
lashed a horse.

THE MUIIDEIt IN LAMIiIETII..-NOMith-
standing the long and patient investigations which have
taken plat* berme the Jury, with a view of bringing to
justice the perpetratur of this dreadful tnurder, the case
still remains involved in as much obscurity as evert Thu
inquisition was oljourned from Saturday htst to yesterday,
and the Jury, after examining many witnesses, being
occupied from ten in the meriting until nearly six, re
turned a verdict of "Wlifid murder ligititlit sums per,
or persons unknown,"