The Sun.
London, England, 1837-03-15 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Lord Glenel,s, returned to town on Monday evening from
Windsor Castle, after having an audience of the King.
Chief Justice Tindale and Mr. Justice Vaughan arrived on
Saturday, on a visit to the Marquis Camden, at Wilderness
Park, Kent. The Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Vaughan
remained with the Noble Marquis till Monday; when they left
for Maidstone.

The Earl of Minto's dinner party included Lord
Leveson, Hon. Captain Grey, Sir Augustus and Lady Clifford,
Sir John and Lady Pechell, Sir Thomas Trowbridge, Captain
and Mrs. Plumrig, &c.
Mr. Kemp retires from the representation of Lewes
at the next election ; Sir Charles Blunt has declared his in-
tention b come forward again.

Mr. Wakley, M.P., has experienced so severe a re-
lapse of the complaint in his throat which attacked him three
weeks since, that he has been again confined to his room, and
rendered quite unable to attend to his Parliamentary duties.
We understand that he had yesterday a portion of the uvula
removed, by operation, and that in order to ensure a return of
his health he has been ordered by his medical attendant imme-
diately to leave town, until the end of the Easter recess.
The Duke of Devonshire does not leave town to-day,
as stated in an Evening Paper.
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Sir Charles Vaughan, the Envoy on a special mis-
sion to the Ottoman Porte, is expected to remain a few days
at Paris, and thence travett •Toulon, where a ship of war wil I
embark his Excellency for Constantinople. _ _

Earl Bruce, whose approaching union with Lady
Mary Herbert is announce,l, is in his 32d year. Her Lady..
ship is about seven years the Earl's junior. Lavemake forest,
one of the Marquis of Aylesbury's seats in Wilts, will, it is
said, be assigned for the residence of the noble pair.
SERIOUS ACClDENT.—Yesterday afternoon, be-
tween three and four o'clock, a serious accident occurred in
the Regent's-park, opposite Chester-terrace, to Captain Moles-
worth, a gentleman residing in Curzon-street, May-fair. It
appears that he was riding a high-spirited and valuable horse
round the circle of the carriage drive of the Regent's-park, for
the purpose of trying the action of the animal, which he wag
about purchasing. When he arrived fronting the Zoological
Gardens, the horse (which was particularly restive) became
totally unmanageable, and set off at a furious speed. Capt. Moles-
worth kept his seat well for some time, until he suddenly pulled
the bridle right and left for the purpose of checking his speed,
when the animal suddenly reared up on his hind legs, and,
losing his equilibrium, fell backwards with the whole of his
weight on Captain Molesworth, who received a severe concus-
sion of the brain. On being released from his perilous situa-
tion, he was taken up in a state of insensibility by some gentle-
men and conveyed into a house in Chester-terrace. Surgical
assistance was promptly procured, and on examination of the
injuries he had sustained, they were found not to be of so
alarming a description as were at first anticipated. The horse
on getting up galloped on furiously until he arrived Opposite
Park square, where he was stopped without doing any further
mischief.

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TEA TRADE.—The following is the quantity of
tea upon which duty has been paid for the year 1837 up to the
sth of February :—ln London, 2,027,948 lb. ; Liverpool,
211,540 lb. ; Bristol, 70,490 lb. ; Hull, 1,650 lb. ; Leith,
50 430 lb. ; Glasgow, 44,689 lb. ; all other Scotch ports,
12,9721 b. ; Dublin, 148,274 lb. ; Belfast, 51,377 lb. ; Cork,
14,789 lb. ; all other Irish ports, 45,182 lb. The quantity
exported from London during the same period—Of Bohea, upon
which the duty of ls. 6d. per pound has been paid, 95,9761 b. ;
other sorts, 72,746 lb. ; and from Liverpool, 16,375 lb. The
removals coastwise have been—from London, 370,591 lb. ; and
from Liverpool, 46,422 lb. The imports and receipts coast-
wise have been—into London, 145 chests and 647 boxes ; and
into Liverpool, 1,474 chests. The stock up to the sth of Ja-
nuary, consisted of—in London, free trade, 24,041,407 lb. ;
East India Company unsold, 12,306,376 lb. ; ditto, sold,
5,617,330 lb. ; and in Liverpool, 4,386,551 lb.