The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-21 00:00:00

COURT . CIRCULAR.

His MAJESTY, accompanied by the Duke and Prince
GEORGE of Cumberland, Prince FREDERICK of Prussia,
and attended by a numerous st ,ff, insp,!eted the two battii-
lions of the Third Regiment of Foot Guards on the parade
in Sr. James's-park yesterday morning, under the command
of the Duke of °Loves:sm.:a, as Colonel of the Regiment.
The KING afterwards went to join the QUEEN at the
residence of Earl BATHURST, in Downing-street. Her
MAJESTY, accompanied by the Duchess of CUMBERLAND,
the Princess AUGUSTA, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and
attended by the Marchioness of ELY, Earl HowE,
Chatn-
-1 lain, the Earl of ERROL, Master of the Horse, Countess
of ERROL, Miss FITZCLARENCE, and Colonel M'DONALD,
had witnessed the inspection from the Noble Earl's resi-
dence, which cominandi a view of the parade. The
QUEEN was recognized by the dense crowd assembled on
the parade, and was greeted in an enthusiastic manner.
The KING and QUEEN, the Members of the Royal Family,
their Majesties' Household, and the Officers of the King's
St df, sat down to a public breakfast given by the Earl and
Countess. The KING and QUEEN, the Members of the
Royal Family, and nearly the whole of the party, went in
carriages to Somerset-house, for the purpose of viewing the
exhibition of the Royal Academy. Mr. Sitar, the Presi-
dent, Sir W. BEECIIIIY, and other members of the Coun-
cil, Mr. D. HILTON, the Keeper, and Mr. Howitan, the
Secretary of the Academy, received their MAJESTIES, and
had the honour of conducting them through the various
schools. Their MAJESTIES were occupied abut an hour
and a ha'f in viewing the exhibition. On leaving the ex-
hibition, their MAJESTIES were received with the loudest
acclamations by the multitude which had assembled.

The Princess AUGUSTA. and a Felect party dined with
the KING and QUEEN in the evening at the Palace, St.
Jarneb's.

Mr. WARD CHIPMAN, Judge of the Supreme Court of
New Brunswick, had the honour of being presented to his
MAJesTY on Monday at the Court at St. James's by Sir
GnoacE MuanaY, Secretary of State for the Colonies, on
his return to New Brunswick.

Their Maixsynes entertained Prince LIOPOLD and a
select party to dinner on Monday evening, at the Palace in
St. James's.

Prince LEOPOLD left town yesterday for his residence at
Claremont.

Prince FREDERICK of Prussia visited Sir ROBERT and
Lady PEEL, at their residence in Privy-gardens. His
Royal Highness viewed the collection of pictures of the
Right Bon. Secretary in the picture gallery, and in other
parts of his residence.

Colonel FarzcLanxmcz returned to town on Monday
night, from the continent. The Colonel was (it is under-
stood) the bearer of an invitation from his MAJESTY to the
King of WURTEMBERG, at Boulogne. The King of Vint-
TEMBERG has accepted the invitation, and some of his
Majesty's household have received orders to embark in a
vessel which was to sail at four o'clock this morning, to
convey the KING &Sift Boulogne.
The French Ambassador bad a long conference with the
Earl of AntrangErr ye,terday at the Foreign Office.
The Lord Chief Baron of the ExtlisQuEn, and the
Earl of Mourmitanues, had interviews with the Duke
of NVELLIttuxoN yestetday at the Treasury.