The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-12 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The remains of his late MAJESTY will lie in state at the
Palace et Windsor on Wednesday, between the Lours of
:ten and four o'clock; and on .Thursday between the hours
of ten and three o'clock.

Their Maalums entertained the Duke and Dtichess of
CUMBERLAND and Prince FREDERICK of Prussia to dinner
yesterday, at the QUEEN'S Lodge, in Bushy-park.,
The Duke of Bucx.xuartax, it is expected, will be ap-
pointed Lord Chamberlain to his MAJEsTr.
Sir Howmin DoucLis, the Governor of New Bruns-
wick, has arrived in town from the Netherlands. Sir
HOWARD transacted business on Saturday at the Colonial
Office.

The Netherlands Ambassador and the Sardinian Minis-
ter transacted business on Saturday at the Foreign Office
with the Eiri of ABERDEEN. ,

Divine Service was performed yesterday morning in the
private Chapel at the KING'S Palace, at Kensington, by
the Chaplain to the Duchess of Kent. The Duchess, the
Princess Victoum, and their Royal Highnesses' Household
attended.

The Lords of his MAJESTY'S most Hon. Privy Council
had a meeting on Saturday morning at the Council Cham-
ber. The MASTER of the ROLLS, the JUDGE of the AP-
AIIRALTY COURT, and Sir G. Rosa attended.

The appeal "Le Quesne v. Nicolle," from Jersey; which
had been part heard at a former meeting, came before their
Lordships. Reference had been made to the Cour Royale,
at Jersey, for the opinion of the Judges on the practice of
their Court, in order that their Lordship.; might determine
whether one of the parties in this suit had lost the right
of appeal through the nlleged negligence of the other (an
attorney). On the opinion now obtained, their Lordships
gave judgment.

Serjeant STEVENS addressed their Lordships on the
next case, " Frankland v. MiGusty," from Demerara.
No evidence on either side had been brought forward at a
former hearing, as to the assent or dissent to or from the
acceptance of one of the partners in a firm to certain bills
by the other partners. The amountof these bills accepted,
as it was alleged, by one of the firm, for his separate use,
and without the knowledge of his partners, was now
sought to be recovered against the representative of the
whole firm. The Learned -Serjeant now submitted cer-
tain facts contained in the evidence, tending to show that
the other partners were cognizant of the proceeding, and
consequently liable.
Mr. Serjeant SPANKIE and Mr. STAWART were heard
in the appeal " Rogerson v. Reid," front Lower Canada,
and were replied to by Mr. Por.Locx. In this case goods
bail been consigned by the respondents, the proceeds of
which were to be approp►fated in payment fur a vessel
building for them in Canada. The Captain delivered the
goods to the plaintiffs, who subsequently chartered the
vessel in their own name. Judgment had been given
in favour of the respondents by two of the Courts in
Canada; from these decisions the, present appeal was
brought.

Mr. BULLNII was in attendance as Clerk to their
Lordships.

BOARD or GIiERN CLOTU, WINDSOR, JULY 10, 1830.

The Nobility and Gentry coming with tickets to view
the remains of his late MAJESTY lying in State, are re-
quested to direct their carriages should enter at the lower
gate to the Castle, opposite the long walk of Windsor
Great Park, that they proceed to " George the Fourth's
Gate," there to alight and walk across the Quadrangle to
the State entrance of the Castle.

The Pubic will enter by the lower (or " Henry the
Eighth's" Gate,) and return through the Court by" King
John's Tower" into the western side of the Quadrangle,
pass through " St. George's Gate," and descend the
Castle-hill into the town.