The Sun.
London, England, 1830-03-11 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE came to town
yesterday, from their scat in Bushy Park. Their Royal
flielmesses paid a visit to the Princess AUGUSTA, at her
residence in the King's Palace, St. hints's. The Princess
entertained the Duke and Duchess, the Duchess of GLOU-
CESTER, and the Princess Sortiza, to a dejeune. The
Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE returned to their resi-
dence in Bushy Park at five o'clock in the afternoon-
The Princess AUGUSTA honoured Mrs. FIELDING with
a visit yesterday, at her residence in Somerset-street.
The Austrian Ambassador had a conference yesterday
with the Duke of WELLINGTON, at the Treasury.
The Governor and Deputy-Governor of the Bank of
England attended yesterday at the Treasury, and had a
conference with the Duke of WELLINGTON and the CHAN-
cyLr.oIt of the EXCHEQUER.
The Spanish Minister bad an interview yesterday with
the Earl of ABERDEEN, at the office of the Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs.
The Duke of WELLINGTON entertained some of the
Cabinet Ministers to dinner yesterday evening, at Apsley-

house, Piccadilly.
The Duke of RICHMOND has been confined for some
days by indisposition, at his residence in Cavendish-square,
having burst a blood-vessel ; the answer to inquiries after
the health of his Grace yesterday was, " his Grace is a
great deal better."
The Marquis SALISBURY ♦isited the Duke of
LINGTON yesterday, at the Treasury.
The Earl of Anuanitrx visited Mr. Secretary PEEL
yesterday, at his residence in Privy-gardens.
The Dawager Marchioness of SALISBURY and a nu-
merous party, visited the Siamese Youths yesterday, at
the Egyptian Hall.

A public meeting of the county of Hants;
to take. into consideration the present most distressed
state of the county, was he'd yesterday at Winchester.
About 4000 of the respectable yeomanry of the county
were assembled on the occasion. Mr. IliNcrsmax id-
dressed the meetirg at great length, and proposed a series
of resolutions, to the effect that the King's Speech
had created great dissatisfaction—that if some speedy
and effectual remedy were not applied, the country will
soon be overwhelmed with anarchy and confusion, that a
Reform in Parliament was requisite, and that the duty on
Malt, Hops, Beer, Houses, and Windows should be re-
pealed. The Resolutions, and a Petition founded on them,
were carried unanitnously.
It may be remembered that a statue was to be
erected by subscription to CostmriLLE, at Rouen. The
Committee has resolved that this statue should be executed
in bronze. The statue of CORNEILLE is intrusted to M.
DAVID. M. GRADE made that of ROUSSEAU.
The celebrated PISTRUCCI, brother to the
improvisatore and poet of the King's Theatre, is now em-
ployed on a medal, the diameter of wh'ch is two inches
larger than of any medal ever made. It is designed to
Celebrate the battle of Waterloo; and is a beautiful speci-
men of the at, both as regards design and execution:—

Brighton Gazette.
The Nlarquis of HERTFORD is, we under
stand, likely to come into possession of a very large, pro-
perty in a rather singular manner. Just after his birth a
rich old gentleman, residing in the neighbourhood, was
making a settlement of property by entail, when, it bciag
necessary to insert the name of some person as remainder,
he directad that of the above nobleman, whose birth he
had just seen announced in the newspapers, to be written
down. At that time there were so n:any intervening
claimants, that no one supposed there was the slightest
probability of the property falling to the remainder; but
all are now dead, except one ; awl there is, according to
present appearances, little doubt of the Noble Marquis
eventually receiving a very large accession to his already
large fortune.—Brighten Gazette.
We understand that the arrears of taxes, from
all the principal towns of England, are greater than were
ever before known. We are also informed that the Go-
vernment, feeling the hazard which might result from
rigorous measures, have issued orders that a lenient course
should be adopted, except in particular cases.--Brighton
Gazette.
There are 155 prisoners in Clonmel gaol for
trial at the next Assszies.—Dublin Morning Register.
IRELAND.--TRIM, MARCH' 6.—Our As-
sizes terminated here this evening. There were four men
put on their trial for a capital assault on the person of
MARY ANNE BLACKBURN. Their names were MAT-.
TIIEW HANLEY, TILOMA S ASKINS, THOMAS M'KENNA,
and EDWARD Small. The two former pleaded " Not
Guilty." It appeared on the evidence to be one of the
most brutal attacks ever made upon a female. HANLEY
and AsiuNs, after accomplishing their purpose, corn-
witted a dreadful violence upon her person with a large
paving stone, wrapped in paper, and left her for dead.
' The other two fellows pleaded " Guilty." HANt.xx and
' AstuNs were sentenced to be hanrd.