The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-18 00:00:00

COURT CAR CULAR.
Her Majesty Majesty and her august Alether attended Divine
Service yesterday morning in the Chapel Royal, S:.
James's. The sermon wss preached by the Lord Bishop
or St. Asaph, from Colossians, chap. 3, verse 17. The
lessons were read by the Rev. W. H. Hall, and the
prayers by the Rev. C. Wesley. The communion service
vas read by the Lord Bishop of London, and the Rev.
D. Sleath, Sub-Drain The chant was the Earl of Morn-
ingtoit's; the Te Deurn and Jubilate, Boyce, in A ; the
sanctus, Dupin's ; the responses, Caleb ; and the anthem
0 Lord give ear" (Greene) was sung by Messrs.
Knyvett and Hobbs. Sir George Smart presided at the
N'gan.
.The Bishop of Norwich, Clerk of the Closet,
was in waiting. The Queen was attended by Lady Port-
'flan, Hol. Miss Murray, Lady Caroline Barrington, Earl
1 of Uxbridge, Hon. Major Keppel, and Colonel Wemyss.
Her Majesty and Suite afterwards returned in three
carriages to Buckingham Palace.
The Queen rode out on Satunday afternoon, attended
by the Honourable Miss
:Murray,ll3aroness Lehze.u, Miss
Quentin, Earl of Fingall, dol,mel Wetnyaa, Earl of
Uxbridge, Honourable Major iieppel, Lord Alfred Paget,
Sir Frederick Stovin, and Sir tit orge Quentin.
The Royal dinner party 'sea Saturday evening, included
the he
of Albemarle, Viscount Melbourne, Viscount
, .Lord Lilford, I,ord Alfred Paget, Right Ho-
nourable George Ste rens ByrtE, Colonel and Lady
Mary Fox.
Viscount Melbourne hail an audience of her Majesty on
Saturday.
The Duke and Dunhess of Cambridge and the Princess
Augusta of Cambris'ige attended Divine Service yesterday
g°Friiiig, in Grey senor Chapel. Miss Kerr was in wait
g on the Royal Duchess.
The Duke
an d Duchess of Cambridge had a dinner
Party on Sansraae. There were present the Marquis and
Marchioness..of Salisbury, Earl and Countess of Tanker-
,tintsilk Earl sl Clare, Earl of Aberdeen, Earl and Countess
Cvrdo
iscount and Viscountess Beresford, Viscount
a
Lord and Lady Bloomfield, Lord Ossulaton,
tort'ehr,„ fr ;V
A'oinger, Sir Robert and Lady Peel, Sir John and
add, 'Shelley, Sir Robert Gordon, Sir Alexander Grant,
554 'Mademoiselle d'Este.
The Duchess of Cambridge held afterwards an evening
party, which was very numerously attended. The entire
suite of state rooms were opened fur the reception of the
c"nd d'Pailaa The band of the Coldstream Guards attended,
auring the evening performed a variety of favourite
selections. Amongst the company were her Royal Highness
the Duchess of Gloucester, attended by Lady Georgiana
Bathurst; his Royal Highness the Duke of Lucca, at-
teefled by his Grand Equry, the Baron de sozwenerg ;
the Russian Ambassadur ;er Countess Sebastial n', the Lady
01 the French Ambassador ; the Ottoman Ambassador,
accompanied by Mr. Salatne, her Majesty's Oriental Inter•
• hreter; the Danish ;Minister, the Bevarian Minister and
litioness du Cetto ; the Netherlands, United States, Sar-
than, Hanoverian, and Saxon Ministers ; M. de Hum-
melauer, An.strian Charge d'Affaires; the Swedish Charge
dAffaires and the Baroness Rehausen, Baron de Bour-
(il4"°.Y• Baron Werther, Court Seefft, Ceuta Revel,
/sugar! Bertouch, M. d'Odelga, Baron Lebzeltern,
oun m
t de Rol, Baron 13sniinek ; Dukes of Wel-
lington, Dorset; Marquises Lothian, Cholinondeley,
Lansdowne Winchester, 13rsadalnane ; Marchionesses
Cholmondeley, 13readalbane, Sligo, Ailesbury ; Earls
Stanhope, Uxbridge, Huntingden, Kinnoull, Albemarle;
..:ountesses Lichfield, Kinnoull, Stanhope, Dowager Clare
I!.°wager Cowper, Ashburnham, De Sells, Albemarle ;
viscounts Gage, Mahon ; Viscountess Gage ; Lords By-
"Fr, Lyndhurst' Brongham Stanley, Colchester, Carteret,
y,tanels Gordon, Frederick Gordon, Burghersh, Eliot,
',"elle3a Redesdale, Cowley, George Quin, Fitzroy Somers
',-,t, A. Paget, Hotham, Adolphus Fitzclarence, John
Churchill; Ladies Antrobus, Brougham, Stanley, Isabella
FR'itg, iljbon, Frances Gordon, Augusta Gordon, Dowager
Stars, Maryborough, Charles Fitzroy, Anne, 13, ekett,
k 2)
ephenson, Hardy, Colchester, Agnes Buller, Carteret, Campbell, Fitzroy./ Somerset, Wilhelmina Stanhope,
1.--L:_adiPesauAlesht,le,2)MaKre;er, De Clifford, Fanny Cowper,
.1-
Christopher, Eleanor Paget, WI
4}lrll Povvlett, (2) Ashburnharn, Fuller, (2) Browne,
Mons,erb°fln Gordon, Kirkland, Louisa De Horsey ;—Right
Mons. Sir John Beckett, Sir William Freemantle ;_...
s. Charles A. Murray, Colonel Cavendish, William
laathurst, Charles Gorr, ‘‘.'illiam Cowper, Mr. Ashley,
Mrs
lwesilley, Ma'
or Ashley,
Cecil For-rester, M. P., Miss Hope John-
stone, Miss Mitford, ",aliss Dutton, Miss Pitt, Miss Wel-
or Kespel, General Meade ;—Sirs, Henry
8 eatleh Erasns:'s Burdett, Edmund Antrobus, George
Kirkl,•lnd
eYmour r."
' s arles Doyle, Fred. Trench, W. Gordon, J.
„ C. Bagot, A. Murray, B. Stephenson ;—Gene-
ruis '-'' 0 I WI • C 1 1 A't, he n Jones, Ar-
ne • o one s i c so , rnitas Y eY, ' '
a, srs" ;—Captains Hill, Pitt, Paget;—Count Charles
-,.st Countess Pozzo di Borgo, M. de Regina ;—Messrs.
welly Knight, Mellish, Murray, Broadhead, Christopher,
velbot,Charles de Sal is, Mortimer,Drummond, DeHorsey ;
Misstresses Gully Knight, D'Oylev, Talbot, White, Morier,
Meade ; Misses, (2) Wheatley, Peel, Shelley, Antrobus,
Burdett Boutts, Burdett, Somerset, (2) Morier, Fuller,
Meade, Gordon, (2) Bagot, (2) Hardy, (2) Stephenson.
A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday afternoon at
the Foreign Office. It was attended by Viscount Mel-
bourne, Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord John Russell, vis-
count Palmerston, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Earl
°,.„i Minto, Sir John Hobhouse, Lord Holland, Mr. Poulett
Thomson, Viscount Howick, and Lord Morpeth.
The Council sat two hours and a half. 1
1 A deputation from the wholesale dealers in spirits and
1/'4l°.,eurs, consisting of Mr. Adcock, and Messrs. Amor,
4"ter, Johnson, Fortnum, Morel, M‘Naughten, Sher-
ti", Sams, and Selby, waited on the Chancellor of
tole Exchequer on Saturday in Downing-street, relative
are . .
~,, traction on their trade.
a The French Ambassdor transacted business on Saturs
'ilY at the Foreign Office.
t„ Despatches from the Governors of the Cape of Good
HPe, St. Helena, and the Settlement at the Swan River,
were received on Saturday at the Colonial Office.
Sir Thomas and Lady Lethbridge arrived at Farranee's
hotel on Saturday from Everleigh House, Wilts;
mAt the sitting of the Judicial Committee on Saturday,
r•
' Sergeant Spankie and Mr. Turton were heard for the
fromßijai Bengal. The case was adjourned for further hearing.
PASH; ONABLE IN TELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
yZe,he Duchess de Cannizanro, in Cavendish.square, from Brighton ;
totint and Viscountess Sydney, in Bruton-street, from their seat,
kofseraY, Kent ; General Schleder, from St. Petersburgh ; Sir
Eatl ofDo ken
M.P., in Park-street, from Sandwich, Kent ; the
Beauchamp, in Portman-square, from his seat, Madresfield
Worcestershire;llr tht., Earl and Countess of Uxbridze, in
a 44"-'4-street, from Maple Hayes, their seat in Staffordshire ; Lord
aidaa 14.,. Douglas, in Berkeley-square, from Brighton; Mr. George
BUrlLouisa Finch, in South Audley-street, from their seat,
Nfole.Yon-the-Hill, Lincolnshire; Viscount and Viscountess
vravil.!,, from
his seat, Atherton Castle, near Edinburgh
a (Inc's Head, from his seat,e, Warwickshire; Colonel
NIL j'adY Mary Fox, in Pall-mall, from Scotland ; the Earl of
et;;;oesbury, Whitehall.gardens, from his seat, Heron-court, near
dish stch"rch, Hants; the Dowager-Countess of Cbarleville, in Cave's-
itos;,,k,uare, from Brighton ; the Marquis of WeAmeath and Lady
it, tare,
from 'Wootton Park, Bucks; Sir Charles des Vceux,
kwararleY-street, from Sussex ; Lady Charlotte Guest, in Grosvenor.
Nam frour the family neat, Dowlas House, Wales; Sir George
IN,
1(:"o, Bart., from s visit to Lady Baillie Hamilton, at Lea-
-4„, Spa ; Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Paulet Mildmay and family,
liardzitreet, Portman-square ; the Hon. Sydney Hubert, on
to Ca Unver.street, from Wilton House; Mr. Fleming, M.P.,
tktior:hb-square, from Stoneham Park, Hants; Mr. and Miss
Ilalford, in Curzon-street : Viscount Torrington, from the
it of Sir John Dugdale Astley, Bart., Evelagh, near Warminster,
Mr, and Lady Katherine Beauclerk, at John Beauclerk's,
aril in Eaton-square, from a tour; Sir Ralph and Lady How-
Ale. „,a,t their new residence, in Belgrave.square, from Brighton;
Laly`;aidstone, M.P., in Carlton- gardens, from Paris ; Lord and
Lieut. ,a"" and family, in Grosvenor place, from the seat of
folk -`,eneral Sir Edward Kerrison, K.C.H„ Oakley Park, Suf.
tq Mr• and the Misses Phillips, in Upper Seymour-street, Port-
vviikluare ; Mr. Broadwood, M.P., in Whitehall-yard ; Sir
Mr. -41 Clayton Bart., M.P., in Gloucester. lace from Marlow;
lv,h,tahnizt Mrs. Hedworth Lainbton, in Chester-street, from the

, n„, DEPARTURES.
ain,s Mrs. Temple West, from Marley-street for Bath; Sir
ttree, and Lady Carnac, family, mid suite, from Upper Harley
4tit:(ltbgt Bombay ' • Lord Forrester, from Charles-street, Berkeley-
C,.1" hunting-I,:dge at Melton Mowbray. Lord and Lady
til,r.e": for St. Leonard's-o'n-Sea, Sussex ; Lord and Lady John So.
q10,„1 from Cumberland-street, for their seat, near Stock Grill-ord ,
roe
fiestershire W. Blount, Esq., for Brighton ; Major Oliphant,
lien.n.,tl; Sir Williatn and Lady Geary, on a tour in Italy; the
Mr. and Mis. Rice Trevor, from Stretton-street, for Brighton.

Abl,the Hon. Niarmadnke Langley, of \Vykeham
4eo:1, Yorkshire, has bought the fine estate at Hutton Bushel, of
Osbaldeston, Esq.—Hull Rockingham.
ntand°4l3 HILL'S LEVEE.—Lord Hill, as Corn-
'as
held a levee on Thursday at the Horse Guards,
ord attended by Lord Hotham, Admiral Si! John Bereaford,
aresfords Licut -General Keating, General Sir Moore Disney,
Leo4,:xnari
t-General Huskisson, Major-General Murray, Lord A.
Th Sod about 30 other officers.
hire e 11011. Captain and Lady Harriet Hamilton
Ne,arrived, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of Aber.
rf,at Bentley Priory, near Stanmore.
ihe hi_hoengYouthf.ul Princess Mary of Cambridge, now
‘ras er,.,,,'l*th Year, attended by her nurse. maid and a single footman,
%tor the promenaders in Hyde Park on Friday, at the early
his
e ten A.m. His Royal Highness Prince George, attended by
terrigauerrY, Colonel Cornwall, of the Coldstream Guards, hasfrernei.
tisiii„,,t.? Gibraltar, in her Majesty's stetin-s'essel Blazer,
,the principal ports on the coast of Andalusia.
,honedi..:ll4i (41
,_,Ye
0_
ni!eegrue.eSnfeoe.r Wl-10!,e parties have been post-
of the demise of the infant son of Mr. and
`-`01)e, will give her first soiree tomorrow, in Cavendish_
lleW
onitile;el.l.
the approval
Great Seal for
ilnr ecloaunnccl wil, has hich has
one
es
side just
a
Maiestye • thet
d QonueaenThrone supported by two figures
the ,chgi°,l arid "la e on the other, an equestrian portrait of
the horse Justiceandbei'm,,led by a page in a fancy costume.
111 ter
I)er INEW VACCINE VIRUS.—The last nurn-
lir.nts!.!e London Medical Gazette" contains a third letter from
,icso.ntinuing the account of the recent. supply of Cow.pox
teltlititveii:iiflorlo:ni its original source to the present time. It appears that
n
extensively used in England, and has been sent to the
„nishenitnd to America. Its activity is described as being un
btiroY its passage through about twenty human subjects. Mr.
tonci„;as sent seine of it to the National Vaccine Establishment
in
titiun.r. to facilitate its being transmitted to thoze medical prat:.
,ge to '„„who May wish to use it, as the Government grants the privi.
Institution of receiving letters of application, and ofrwar. postage. Vaccine Matter to every part of the kinVom free o!
THE
!tithe LAST PORTRAIT OF BONAPARTE.—
tek, collection at Ilamptcn Court there is a picture which, we
'r granted, few ;
cf our reTlt rs have al eii ; for it is oo,d to casual visitors. After ..Napoloon's death, aed we
short .ag'oe, from the attenuated ; haracter of the countenance,
Portrait tune before his interment, Madame Bertrand painted his
featur, it is in pretile an, ;as apparently taken by tracing the
blue shastly etxhperecsa,nievriasos,:tahnetifatleiec‘ colo urieg it so as to copy death.
liaek the corpse t from
sahrdoeteulp
nvelopcd, 'cans dthtle'eyclsetaarndwholutet effrot
terns ft: ck-groUnd, excite sensations exceedingly painful ; and one
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wetn-1 it with a natural shudder. Of the accuracy of the li e-
Present to not entertain a doubt. The picture was, we believe,
iit,tde to Georgo the Fourth by Sir Hudson Lowe; but hquow. it
rptt.ie possession of the ex-Governor of St Helena, is
t4ll4:ereotifon of traverS'al;ainatt: i'l-lie'l:i";:sli"Ge'vernMei;for 'the' recovery
From the fire Union.