The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-02 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The King of Wunxuanzna arrived at Boulogne at
four o'clock on Thursday afternoon. At six o'clock his
MAJeSTY received an express from Paris, which caused
the Kma to change his course, and instead of proceeding
to Paris, which was his intention, his MAJXSTI" went
by route of Stutgard and Brussels, on hi return to Wur-
temberg.

The following gentlemen composed the deputation who
presented the Address to the KING, at the Levee on Wed-
nesday, from the Society of Friends, commonly called
Quakers :.--Messro. WILLIAM ALLEN, THOMAS WILLIS,
JOHN FILL, RICHARD PHILLIPS, THOMAS SHILLITOR,
JOSIVII FOSTXR, JOSEPH MARRIAGS, JOHN HODGKIN,
JOHN GRUBB, JOHN BELL, THOMAS NORTON, JOHN
KITCHINO, JOHN HAMILTON, JACON PooL, WIELIAM
GRIMSHAW, JOSEPH NEATLY, JACOB FARRAND, WIL-
LIAM MANLEY, PETEa BILDWORD, JACOB HAORN, ED-
WARD UPCIIIIR BROCKWAY, EDWARD CARROLL, JOSIAH
FORSTER, JOHN SANDIRSON, JOSEPH SHIwiLL, &MULL
GURNEY, RICHARD HARRIETT, HENRY TAYLOR, GRORGE
STACEY, JOHN HARRIS, PAUL BRYAN, JONATHAN BAR-
RZTT, JOHN CAPPER, EDWARD HARRIS, WILLIAM Hag-
GILATI, SAMUEL DARTON, SAMUEL CASH, JIRIMIAH
BARRRTT, JOHN THOMAS BARRY, THOMAS ZACHARY,
JOHN FINCH AIARSII, ROIERT FOSTER, EDWARD SMITH,
CORNRLIUS HA NBURY, Jaunt STORRS, JOSEPH TALWIN
FOSTER, FRANCIS JOSHUAtiIIe, and THOMAS BIOG, jun.
His MAJESTY gave a grand dinner at the Palace at
Saint James's to the Members of the " Nulli Secundus"
Club on Saturday. This Clef) was founded by his late
Royal Highness the Duke of Vont. It consists of officers
who are or have been in the Coldstream Regiment of Foot
Guards. The ocension which led to the KING entertain-
ing the Members of the Club at dinner was, that his MA.
Jearr, when Duke of CLARRNCII, bad promised to dine
with the Club this year. His MAJESTY having succeeded
to the Throne, and being thus prevented from dining with
the Club, invited the whole of the Members to dine with him.
The Members, to the number of seventy, appeared in
their uniform. It consists of a blue coat with velvet collar
and white metal buttons, on which are engraved a star
encompassed with the motto of the Club, a Null Se-
cundue."

His MaJerav received the party in the ball-room.—
Thome members of the club who had not previously been
introduced to the KING were severally presented to hie
Mammr and kissed hands. On proceeding to the ban-
queting-rooni, where the dinner was served, the baud of
the Coldetream Regiment of Foot Guards, who were sta-
tioned in the Entree Gallery, struck up " Oh the Roast
Beef of Ohl England." The b►nd played the Duke of
York's march, and other pieces' in the course of the evening.
The KING and Qintex, accompanied by the Duchess
of CumnEKLAND and Prince FRIORRICI of PRUSSIA,
attended by the Earl of I'm (s the Lord in Waiting)
and Earl Howe (as Lord Chamberlain to her MAJESTY),
attended divine service yesterday morning, in the
Chapel Royal, St. James's. The Bishop of Cmcnis-
Tea attended as Clerk of the Closet. The Church Ser-
vice was read by the Rev. Messrs. 13EcKwiT1r, sen. and
and jun. Minor Canons. The music was King's service, in
D. Arrwoon's Sanctus and Commandments. The Commu-
nion Service was read by the Dean arid Sub-Dean. The
Bishop of LoHnoN preached an impressive sermon from
the 6th Chapter of the let Epistle of St. John, and the
sth verse. The anthem was " Blessed be thou, Lord God
of Israel," and in this was a Quartett, " Thine, 0 Lord,
is the Greatness," which was sung by Messrs. EVANS,
Nter,n, Aloemeux, and one of the young gentlemen of
the Chapel Royal. The Duet, " Both Riches and Honours"
was sung by two young gentlemen of the Chapel Royal.
Messrs. EVANS, lIAWRS, MILO, MOLINEVX, ROVELTS
;
and WILTSHIRS, assisted at the church service.
Sir GEonaz SMART presided at the organ.
The Archbishop of CANTIRAURY and a numerous as-
semblage of Nobility were present.
The Duchess of KENT cud the Princess VICTORIA. at-
tended Divine Service yesterday in the private Chapel, at
the King's Palace at Kensington. The service was per-
formed by the Chaplain to the Royal Duchess.
The Austrian Ambassador had a long conference with
the Earl of Anitansrar on Saturday, at the Foreign Office,
The Marquis ne SANTO AMAMI (accompanied by his
eon) arrived in London yesterday from Paris, on a special
mission from the Emperor of the Bitaarr.s.

The KING and ()nun left town at ten o'clock on Sa-
turday morning, fur the Palace at Windsor. The Archi_
Wet and the Surveyor-General received their Mamma
on their arrival, and attended them in their visit through
the different parts of the Castle. Their A411(1121116 re-
turned to town shout seven o'clock.

nie Quinn dined on Saturday with the Duke and
Duchess of CUMBERLAND. The Princess AUGUSTA, the
Duke of Suess', Prince FRED/MICE of Prussia, and a
select party, were present to meet her MAMMY.
After Divine Service yesterday morning, the Princess
AUGUSTA, the Duchess of CUMUSX LA ND, the Princess So-
rutA, and the Duke of Susan, partook of a tlejetini with
the Kota and QUEEN.

The Flemish Papers received by the mail of
yesterday, contain aecounts from Paris to Wednesday after-
„o„o. Though sot so late as the intelligence we have
received through other channels, many of the details are
interesting. According to a letter from Caen, slated the
reith of July, the date of the ordinances, the household
troops in garrison there had been recalled to the neigh-
bond.o4l of Paris. It would seem. therefore, that the'
Court party had been preparing for the conflict which had
taken place...... Times.