The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-28 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke of CAMBRIDGR left his residence in Picca-
dilly, in his carriage and four, about ten o'clock yester-
day morning, on a visit to the Earl and Countess of JERSEY,
at their seat, Middleton Park, Iticester, Oxfordshire.
The Prince and Princos of CAROLATIL have returned to
town from Windsor.

Prince TALLEYNAND, Atnhassador from the King of the
FRENCH, visited the Earl of Anranliti yesterday after-
noon at the Foreign Office, and had a long conference
with his Lordship. Im►nediately on leaving the Noble
Earl, his Excellency proceeded to the residence of the
Duke of WELLINGTON, at the Treasury, and had an inter-
view with his Grace.

Monsieur Fatcx, the Ambassador from the Netherlands,
received despatches from his Government yesterday ;
Excellency went in the afternoon to the office of the Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs, and had a conference
with the Earl of AIieRDEELN.

The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived in town yesterday
afternoon from the seat of Sir ROUERT PEEL, Drayton
Park, Staffordshire. The Earl of Ansungrx and the
CttAwczt,Lon of the EXCHEQUER arrived in town on
Sunday evening, from the seat of Sir ROBERT.
The Spanish Minister visited the Earl of Autumns(
yesterday at the Foreign Office.
The Neapolitan Minister transacted business yesterday
xt the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

BRIGHTON, SUPT. 27.

Shortly after divine service, yesterday, their MantaTata
took an airing; the Kum hi an open carriage, accom-
panied by the Princess ELIZABSTII, Princess AuGuirra,
and the Duchess of Glt.oucisTun ; her MAJESTY, by the
Dukes of GLOVCESTER and CAMBRIDGE. The young
Prince aed several of the Royal Household were on the
promenade for a considerable time.
Sir CHARLES GREVILLI, Admiral Sir JoHN and Lady
WHITSHED, Mr. and Mrs. WALTER BURRELL, had the
honour of dining with their MAJESTIES.
Colonel Sir G. BULKILEY, Lady IlurxEmr, Admiral
Sir Joint and Lady Wltyrsultn, Lord and Lady JAMES
HAY, Captain Woon, and Prince GIARDINELLI, put down
their names on the list at the Palace. .

His Marzery gave audience this morning to the Loun
CHANCELLOR and Count MUNSTER. _

His Royal Highness the Duke of CASIBRIDLIN left the
P..vilion this morning for London, accompanied by Colonel
Paorr. His Royal Highness will not return before the
7th of October. . .

There were between 900 and 400 penume at their
Kuzma ball on Friday night, at the Pavilion, including
children. . _

Captain FITZCLARENCY arrived this morning at the
Palace from Yorkshire.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. '
Prince Leon Sapicha, at Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, from
Brighton ; H. Knight, Esq., at ditto, from ditto ; the Earl and
Countess of Hardwlcke, at Eastnor Castle, from Leamington,
Warwickshire; the Hon. Mrs. Cuff, in Upper Brook-street, from
Tonbridge Wells; Colonel Pitney, at Morley's Hotel, Cockspur-
street, from a tour ; Davidge, Esq, at ditto, from ditto;
and Mrs. Campbell, at the Brunswick /Tote!, Jermyn.street, from
Tonbridge Wells; Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller, in Grosvenor-street,
from Hastings ; Captain Griffiths, in '"impute-street, from
Brussels ; the Earl of Maryborough, at his scat, Methley Park,
Yorkshire, from a tour , Sir J. T. Stanley, Bart., at his scat in W
Cheshire, from North ales ; the Hon. Baron Iffinsdale and
Lady Dimsdale, at Bryant's Hotel, Conduit-street, from their
seat, Caulfield House, alerts; Gen. Lord Forbes, at ditto, from
the Paviliou, Brighton ; H. P. Valle, Esq., at his house, Hen-
rietta-street, Cavendish-square, from Ramsgate.

DEPARTURES.
The Dowager. Marchioness of Salisbury, frorn Arlington.
street, fur Hattleld; the Earl of Sefton, front his seat, Stoke
Farm, near Windsor, for Earl Craven's seat, Coomb Abbe +;
Lord and Lady Doneraile, Blau the London Hotel, Albemarle-
street for their seat, West End House, Beals; 'l'. Multi, Esq.
,
from Morley's ur
Hotel, Cocksp-street, for Colchester. Mr. and
Mrs. C. It. rynte, from Hill-street, for their seat, Richmond.
hill ,• J. S;twell, Esq., from the British Hotel, Jermyn-street,
for Dxford ; Captain Green, from ditto, for Hastings ,• Mr. and
Mrs. J. Fisher, front Brook-street, for their scat in Northamp.
tonshire.

BANK OF ENGLAND.

The following " balance
Bank, has bees prone(' by
much attention to the subjeei

sheet," as applicable to the
correspondent who has paid

Mtn &
Circulation 18,500,k00
Public and Private •
llakinces 9,5410,000
Capital 14,G05,500

A SARIN.
Value of 585,51tU. per
annum to expiro
51.11 April, 1867, at
19 years' purehalie£ll,ltil,3Bo
discounted 1,500,000
Mortgage
Excliequer.bills
Stock purchased
Advance to vitriouo

41,606,500
Balance

Public Companies 5100,000
Lent to Government 14,010,86 d
bold and Silver 8.000,000
Deficiency Bills at
this pin Lod of the,
Quarter

14,616,160
thus showing a balance of 2,i
excluding the value of their I

x imus, ion
107,660/. of undivided profit,

THE ARMY.

(From the Limerick Post.?

Lieutenant-General Sir John Byng inspected the reserve
companies of the lOth Regiment at Tralee, under the com-
m aid of Major Grieve.
We have learned that Sir George Byngham takes the
command of Limerick Garrison in the course of a short time.

Major Crabbe assumed the command of the 74th in Li-
merick while Colonel Mayne was on leave of absence.
The 56th Regiment stationed in Limerick, received the
route for Witt yesterday; they expect to leave this about
the 10'1► of October.

Lieutenant-Colonel Hay hag assumed the command of,
and joined the Queen's Bays at Manchester,

The depot of the 07th Regiment, commanded by Major
Tyler, and depot of the 77th, commanded by Major Wilson,
at Kinsale, were on Tuesday last inspected by Sir J. Byng,
Commander of the Forces, accompanied by Sir G. Byngham.
The 92. d Regiment of Highlanders at Nenagb, and the
70th Regiment at Templeruore, were on Siturday reviewed
by Lieutenant-General Sir J. Byng.
The garrison of Armagh is at present composed of only
one serjeant, one corporal, and six privates.
Two comp►nies of the hBth Regiment, under the com-
mand of Captain Malcolm, have arrived ut Kingscourt..
General Sir John dlyugham and his Staff, the Officers of
the Carabineers, 37th and tiOth Regiments, were present at
the Ball given by the Members of the Regatta Cork Club
on Friday.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALVS.-SErr. 27.

The town settling for the Doueaster races took place
this day, when many of the accounts that stood over from
Doncaster were adjusted. The betting will now tura
chiefly upon the Derby, which has the extraordinary num-
ber of 106 entries—the greatest ever known. Lord Jer-
sey's Cobweb colt, that has hitherto stood at the bead of
the list, has given way to Mr. Shard's C,leb, who de-
feated Washington (the latter having been victorious in a
former race with Caleb, besides having beaten a large
field at Ascot) ; his supporters are numerous and influen-
tial. There is a report that the Chifneys have purchased
him, hut we cannot trace it to any authority. Antiope,
Tarn o'Shanter, Colwick, and one or two others, are next
to Caleb; -but as many of the Derby horses will come out
in the various two-yr-old stakes to be run in the course of
the ensuing October meetings at Newmarket, the betting
is not likely to be very heavy till their conclusion. No-
thing was done on the Oaks or St. Leger. The odds
closed as follow

num,.
12 to I apt Mr. Shard's Caleb (taken freely)
14 to 1 twat Lord Jersey's Cobweb colt
IS to 1 agat Mr. Beardawortlea Co!wick
20 to I agat Colonel I.J.lney's Antiope colt (taken)
20 to 1 agat Mr. Henry's Tam o' Shanter.
20 to 1 apt Lord Sligo's Bras de Fee (taken)

Among many anecdotes of Laws-PuILIP
are the following principal of a deputation from
one of the departMents (the Finisterre) was invited to
dine with the King. During the dinner the King con-
versed freely with the deputy; and at the dessert, the
latter, emboldened by the kind manner of Isis AlaJtcsvr,
inquired if he slid not intend soon to visit the provinces of
ancient Brittany ? 4, Yes, very soon," said the King,
" And you, Madame," said the Breton to the Queen, 5' des
you intend to accompany your husband?" "I think not,
sir," replied the Queen, " for somebody must stay et
home to take care of the house.--..Le Temps. A General
Officer, who bad en appointment with his MAJESTY, entered
by mistake a cabinet, in which there were two ladies and
wale children. One of those silted the Cener3l who
he wanted ? " I wish to speak with the King," mad the
General. • 44 My husband is just gone out," said the Lily,
41 but it will-not be long befoi e his return, unit he will
then introduce you to the King." The officer waited a few
minutes until the husband returned. This husband was
the King, and the lady in question was the Queen,