The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-07 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Tile Duchess of Kent gave her second concert this season
co Monday evening at Kensington Palace. It was at-
tended by 300 of the nobility and gentry.
The arrangements were the same as on the former occa-
sion ; the concert took place in the grand saloon, and the
adjoining dpawing.room was used as the supper-room.
The band of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
was in attendance, in the recess under the stairs ; and
performed favourite piece: in tha bad:, part of the evening,
and during t.lle int,ei.vais of the performance.
The Y.li;esses in the ante-rooms and corridor were orna-
mented with shrubs and plants,
The Princess Aqgitatk tkttended by Lady Mary Pelham
and Sir Henry Wheatley, arrived shortly before 10 o'clock,
The bucheas of Kent and the Princess Victoria, aec,arn-
pauled by the Princess Sophia and the Vass of Lein-
ingen, entered the rooms ottcndod by the ladies and gentle-
men of theit 6144eholki.

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Tho Concert, which was supported by 'do principal
Italian performers, commenced at half-past 10 o'clock with
the duo "Spira tuo voce" (11j4e4 Add), M. Ivanhoff and
Signor Tamburini (costa).
The vocalists were Madame Qrisi, Madame Albertazzi,
Mademoiselle Assandri, Signori Lablache, Tamburini, Ru-
bini, and Ivanhoff.

The selections were from the operas of 41Iakk Adel,
Matrintonio Segreto, I 111 d'Amore, Zaira,
&c. Signor Costa presided at the pianoforte.
Among the company were the Austrian and Russian
Ambassadors, the Prussian and Belgian Ministers, the Por-
tuguese Charge d'Affaires, Princes Nicholas E,terhazy and
Armensperg, Counts Albert Esterhasy, de Waldstein, Ba-
thyany, Dannelkiold, de Chreptswitch, Emanuel Zichy,
and Edward de Faventlow ; Countesses de Danniesatiold
Samsoe, Bathyany, Emanuel Zichy ; Barons Moncorvo
and de Lebzeltern ; Mr. Serrays, the Lord Chancellor, the
Archbishop of York, tho Bisbop of London, and the following:

Dpus--=Wellington, Sutherland, Newcastle, Richmond.
DuottEssEs—Sutherland, Richmond, Northumberland,
Countess of Sutherland.

MARQUISES—Hertford, Ailesbury, Lansdowne, Anglesey,
Granby, Datlra, Hastings, Clanricarde, Ely, Tavistock.
MA ht.,Hioxioms—Ailesbury, Salisbury, Lansdowne, Tavis-
tock, Hastings, Ely.
Enns—Tankerville, Roseberry, Cadogan, Liverpool, Man-
vers, Clonmel, Jersey, Beauchamp, Wilton, Kinnoull, Surrey,
Harewooci, Minto, Burlington, Darlington, Radnor, Fitawil-
liara, Grey, Uxbridge, Grosvenor, Clare,
COUNTESSES—LichfieId, Tankerville, Rosebery, Sefton,
Cadogan, Manvers, cluntntl, Albemarle, Jersey, Beauchamp,
surrey, Flarowood, Minto, Burlington, Darlington,
Verularn, Uxbridge, Shrewsbury, Grosvenor.
ViseousTs—Templetown, Milton, Sidney, Falkland, and
Beresford.

ViscoVNTAsslEs—.sy4lloy, iterestbrd.
014110P—Roobester.

!onus—Burghersh, Russell, Glenclg, Willoughby d'Eresby,
Ashburton, W. Bentinck, Folkestone, Loftus, Ravensworth,
Clive, Brabazon, Ruthvon, Redesdale, Ashley, Ossulston,
Southampton,. C. Fitaroy, Lismore.
14,Auti',4—Molyneux, Augusta Cadogan, Honoria Cadogan,
Catherine Jenkinson, Louisa Jenkinson, Johnstone, Antrobus,
John Russell, Stanley, Cowley, Willoughby d'Eresby, Ash-
burton, St. air (2), M. Stopford, G. Fane, J. De Chabot,
Conroy, Hu wden, Ravensworth, Lucy Clive, Ruthven, Ash-
ley, Ouseley, Graham, Gardiner, Bulkeley, Macfarlane, Price,
M'Mahon, Alice Peel, C. Lascelles, Theodosia S. Rice, M.
Stephenson, Rolle, Cottenham, Pelham Clinton (2), Adeliza
Manners, L. Fitaroy, C. Gordon, Lennox, M. Paget, A.
Paget, Flora Hastings, Adelaide Hastings, A. M. Loftus, M.
Pierrepont, Scott (2), F. Elliott, E. Howard, A. Paulett, J.
lkuverie, Mary Grimston, Fitawilliam (2), G. Grey, G.
Bathurst, F. Cowper, M. Talbot, S. Murray, Cust, Vivian,
Bingham, Southampton. _

RIGHT HONOURABLES—C. Poulett Thornton, T. Spring
Rice.

HosoußAßLEs—Miss Baring, Miss Ponsonby, Mrs. Aber-
crombie, Fox Manic, W. Cooper, Mrs. Philips.
- DEAN—of Chester.

SIRS—Jail Johnstone, George Anson, Richard Vyvvan,
George Clerk, J. Hippisley, E. Cust, Hussey Vivian, Gore
Ouseley, Edmund Antrubus, John Conroy, James Graham, R.
W. Bulkeley, 11 Seaton, H. Halford, Robert Macfarlane, E.
Hayes, Robert Price, F. Trench, Thomas M•Mahon.
MussiEuns—Standish, Digby, Rogers, E. Puipps, H. Fitz-
roy, El. L. Bulwer, J. Wortley, J. Dundas, Lascelles, II
Lanibton, J. Talbot, Assheton Smith, E. J. Stanley, Heath-
cote, Errington, J. Stanley, Bagot, Philips, Hall, Stephen-
son, Young, 13. Paget, B. Thompson, A2lionbv, Corbet, M.
Montgumerie, Massey Stanley.
MILTRESSES—BIomtieId, Pakenharn, Keppel, J. Talbot, As-
sheton Smith, E. J. Stanley, Hall, Young, B. Paget, B.
Thompson, Corbet, 11. Cavendish.
MissEs—G. Vernon ilarccurt, Wellesley, Willoughby,
Conroy, Victoria Conroy, Mitford, Murray, Ouseley, Antrubus,
M'Mahon, Pakenham, Spring Rice, Paget, Percy, Anson,
Wynne, O'Callaghan.

GENERALS—Sir Henry Wheatley, Pakenharo, Upton, Hill
COLONELS—PeeI, Harcourt, Caradue, Cator, Ashburnham.
MAJOR— Keppel.
CAPTAIN—BasiI Hall.
The Duke of Cumberland camc to town yesterday from
his residence at Kew.

'l'h' Princess Augusta and the Duchess of Gloucester
took an airing yesterday in a carriage.
Sir Charles (hey had an interview with Lord Glenelg
yesterday at the Colonial-office.

The Spanish Minister transacted business yesterday at
the Foreign-office.

The Marquis of Lansdowne had a dinner party at Lans-
downe House on Monday.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

The Duke of Grafton 'in Piccadilly, from Windsor ; the
Earl of Essex, in Belgrave-square, from Windsor ; the Earl
of Lincoln in Portman-square ; Lord Nugent in Chandos-
street, Portland-lace ; the Hon. Fox TitibJt in Upper
Harley-street ; Colonel Dawson Darner at the residence of
the late Mrs. Fitzherbert, in Park-lane ; the Count de Fortin
.Jans .n in Piccadilly; Colonel Burgoyne in Jermyn-street ;
Mr. White at the Earl of Listoweli's, Kingston House ;
Lieut.-Colonel Cudrington in Eton-tdirce ; Sir Henry Sea-
ton in Bury-street; Sir Henry Di2by, Bart , in Ha 1 y-street;
the lion. Mr. Bouverie, at the E:trl of Radn. es, in Grosve-
n3i-street ; the H sn. Gecr„e Monfgnmety in Sackville.
street ; the Countess of Mexborough and Lady Sarah Saville
in Dover-street ; Lady Louisa Tighe in Chesharti-place ;
Doaager Lin'y Bromley and Miss Curzon in Grosvenor-
street; the Court ess of Carnarvon in Grosvenor-square; Lady
Arabella A (L•ri in Half Moon-street; Colonel and Mrs.
Lloyd in P, r.man-square; Lady Mary Pierrepont, at the
Earl of Manvers's, in Portman-square ' • the lion. Arthur and
Mrs. Lascelles at the Earl of Harcwood's, in Hanover-square ;
Lord Montagu in Hamilton-place ; the lion. and Rev. llo-
race Powys in Hill-street; Lady and Miss Scott in Park-
s met ; Colonel and Mrs. Leigh in Brook-street ; Lady
Charlotte Neville Grenville in Hill-street ; Mr. Edwaid
Bunbury in Dover-street; Mt'. and Nlrs. Charles A'Court in
Hill-street ; the Hon. the Misses Talbot in Berkeley-street ;
Lord and Lady Rutliven in Berkeley-square ; Mrs. Frederick
Elliot in Wilton-crescent ; Viscount and Viscountess S3utli-
well in Charles-street, Grosvenor-square ; Lady Frances and
Miss Bouverie in Edeard-street, Portman-square; Lady and
Miss Kerr in Charles-street, Berkeley.square ; the lion.
Lewis Phipps in Pall-mall Mr. Hanbury Tracy in Dover.
street ; the Hon. Colonel Harcourt at the Archbishop of
York's, in Grosvenor-square ; Mr. Rush at the Portland
Hotel ; Viscount Andover in Park-street ; Viscount Cole in
jermyn. street; Mr. Thornhill in Berkeley-square; Cant.
Ilareburt, of the Royal Navy, in Grosvenor-square ; Mr. 'rhos.
Moore, Mr. James Curry, and Mr. Moore, jun., at the St,
James's ilo)al Hotel, from Bath.
DEPARTURES,
Mr. and Mrs. Mills, from Themaa's Hotel, for St. Leonard's,
Wintlior Capt. Uarth, R.N., from ditto, for Naples; Sir
Robert Harland, from ditto, for Yorkshire ; Mrs. Garth, from
ditto, fur Belks.

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011 Moll4ilY 4nm-won the friends of the Constitu-
tional cause in Marylebone gave a dinner, at the Freemasons'
Tavern, to E. W. Scadding, Esq., the Honorary .s,ecroaey of
the Loyal and Constitutional Association or Marylebone.
Major-General Sir ilamo4 coelcburn, Bart., presided.