The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-25 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke and Duchess of CUMRERI,ANU gave a grand
(16 use to their MAJESTIRS, on Monday, at their residence
at Kew. About one o'clock the KtNo and Quart* ar-
rived at Kew► in a carriage-and-four, from Windsor; a
Royal elute was instantly fired from Kew-green. The
Duke and Duchess of CUAIDSILLAND received their. Me-
JKSTIES on their art ival. About the same time the. Duke
of Sussex, the Landgravine of Ilesse llomunaa, the
Duke and Pi ince German of Cambridge, the Princess
AUGUSTA, the Princess SOrillA, the Duke of GLOUCUTER,
and Prince AUGUSTY. of Prussia, arrived at the residence
of the Duke and Duchess.
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Their RAJ eaves and the Royal party went to the old
Palace, over which they were conducted by the clerk of
the works. The entire party then proceeded to the house
en Kew-green, purchased by his late MAJESTY of Mr.
IIuNTER, which has recently been given by the present
KING to the Duke ..of CUlttllflltLANp, After iuspecting
the house and the grounds attached to it, their IVASENTIMI
returned to the residence of the Duke and Duehos of
CUMNICIILAND• About three o'clock an elegant chieune
was served in the dining-room ; the KING sat at the head
of the table, having to his right the Loulgravine of Hansa
HOMBURG, and on his left the Duchess of CIII,IBVII.I.AND.
in addition to the members of the Royal Family, there
were present the Pru'.sian Minister and Baroness lluaow,
the Duchess of litcustosn, Count WALateNnumu, end
Count Ranowirz.
After the thjeune, the KING, Queerr, and some of the
party took an airing in three poney plmtons, in the Royal
Garden, and subsequently visited the Botanical Gardens,
over which they were conducted by Mr. Arms, the
King's Gardener.
At half-past five o'clock the KING and QUFEN left in
an open carriage and four, on their return to the Palace at
Winds,,r. A Royal salute was fired on the departure of
their MaaItSTINS.

The Duke of Castmunos left town yesterday morning
on a visit to their MAJESTIES at the Palace at Windsor.
Prince AUGUSTE of Prussia was present at the large
dinner party given by the Duke of NVro.stiarotr, at
Apsley-house, on Monday evening.
A Cabinet Conned was held at three o'clock yesterday
afternoon, at the Foreign Office, which was attended by
the Loan Coattext.t.oa, the Duke of WELLINGTON, Etat
BATHURST, ROSSLYN, and ABERDEEN, Lord ELLEN-
BOROUGH, Sir RORERT PERI, Sir GEORGE MURRAY,
the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. and Mr. Ilmtatits.
The Council sat near three bows in deliberation.

Among those who illuminated their houses on Saturday
night, in honour of MAJ ESTY'S birth-day, were
Messrs. Matte' W mt., of Ilerners.strect, coachmakers to
the present King of the FRENCH. The illumination,
which consisted of a crown, an anchor, a star, awl
W. It. IV., extended near fifty feet in width.

CHELTENHAM, AUGUST 23.

Saturday being the anniversary of the KING'S birth-
day, was characterised by every demonstration of rejoicing
which loyalty could suggest.
The Plincess Esnaitazy and her two daughters, the
Princesses MARIA and Rosa, arrived here last night.—.

They have taken up their residence in Montpellier Parade,
and drink the waters at the Montpellier Spa.

Dr. GSA?, Bishop of Bristol, is to be trans.
biteil to the See of &ingot, vice Dr. 111A3YNDIE, daaeAsed ;
iind Dr. PIIILPOTTS Will 11C COTINCCIAteII 11141.10 p of Brittol,
in the room of Dr. GRAY.

The Marquis of Ctt ANDOS gave a grind fete
champetre on Monday, at Wootton-house, at which about
two thousand persons were present. There was a sham
fight on the beautiful lake; the vessels wore manned by
sailors brought specially from Portsmouthi and the whole
concluded with a brilliant display of fire•works. Booths
and marquees were erected—tea and an elegant supper
were furnished, and dancing kept up till day-light.
On the Duke of GORDON taking leave,
previous to departing for the North, his Maaltery assured
his Grace that he would visit him next summer at Gordon
Castle. Should the Kma realise his intention, he will
be the first British Monarch who has penetrated so far into
his Scottish dominions since the unfortunate Aisne Queen
of Scots made her expedition into the North in the autumn
of 1562,—Inverneas Courier.

It is well known that novel of " Flirta-
tion," written by the sister of the Duke of Attovt.x, wise
a great favourite with his late MaJzsTr. Indeed this
WaS exprosseti by the Kato in en autograph letter to one
of the Royal Family, The now tale just published by her
Ladyship is called 6, Separation," and we untlerataud that
it has been received at Court, with marked approbation,
on account of its tone of perfect high breeding and pule
morals.
THE STAGE.—The Retrospections of the
Stage, by the late Mr. Joust Du twin, just pub killed,
embrace a periol of no leas than forty-six yearil connection
with theatrical* in England and Ireland, entl form one of the
most lively and-amusing works for the general reader that
has ever appeared. Among a bast of other theatrical stars,
it contain* original anecdotes of Quote Gan epcic, Nulty,
And Mossoe, MACKLIN, COOKE, 301 IN end STSPHRN
KearnU, lIENDSSSuN, Poore, ix vs so
Coalman BANNIsTett, EDWIN, LEWIS, BLANCHARD,
Extuay, Ktrry. Ce.iva, Mrs. Atitttoriox, I4irf. IdAn.
news'', Mrs. DACRON'S, Kttio, ItteLanott, Dorn), Surf;
and Mrs. hapax.

The EX,XING of FLANGE, his FAMILY; 4c.

COWEI, AUG. 23.

The Ex-King of Prance and the Royel Family took
their departure this morning, at a little before eight, in
the Government steamer, the Commerce. The ladies and
their attendants left the Fountain Hotel at hall past "even,
in boats. Nit indication tat' public feeling attended their,
departure. The Cowes folks are sincerely sorry to lose
them. The party proceeded, I understand, to Poole, where
their carriages arc in attendance to cAivey them to Lul.
worth.

Several v ;Alters have been divappointed by theirdeparture ;
imongst others was Lord Nugent, who came from South-
amptou in a packet, and boarded the Great Britain.
At about twelve o'clock the French corvette got under
weigh, and was soon followed by the two American veseelc
They proceeded to Spithead, where they now are.
The departure of the Royal emigrants has already seri-
sibly diminished the number of visitere at Cowes.
rtaut, TIMEX o'CLAIEK, AIONDAY,
The Irate King of France is this moment arrived at this
this port, and landed out of the Oovernment steamer
Meteor. lle and the young Duke of Bordeanx, :and the
Duke d'Angouleme, immediately set off in a carriage and
pair lalonging to - Doughty, Esq., of Upton-house,
for Lulwortlt Castle. He looked well, and was very gable.