The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-30 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The following Addresses were:iiiesented at the Levee
on Wednesday :—The Mayor and Sheriffs of Bristol, ac-
companied by Mr. Alderman A. ffnitousx and Mr. Ser-
Omit LUDLOW, as Town Clerk, with an Address from the
Corporation of Btiottol : Mr: A. fltutouse, accompanied
by his Grave theDukeof BEAurowr, Mr. HART DAVIS,
Mr. DAWSON, Mr. Luraiirr, and Mr. JFILIMIAII Oa-
noxam, with an Address from the Society of Merchant
Venturers of the City of Bristol. Thce!deputations were
most graciously received, and had the honour of kissing
the KING'S band,

Mr. NV. TOOK was presented by Sir RoseeT Pazr. at
the Levee on Wednesday.
Moot of the 'members of the Royal Family were present
at the party given by the Duke of Sussex, at his
dunce .t Kensington, on Wednesday evening. There was
also a very numerous party of the nobility and gentry.
The concert, which was in the long gallery, commenced
at a quarter past ten o'clock, and concluded about half.
past twelve o'clock. The performers were—Mrs. W.
KNVVETT, MIA CAWSK, Mrs. ANDERSON, Messrs.
HitADAM, KNVVETT, SALK. E. rAYLOR, tiOItSCASTLY.,
latTE, TERSAIL, HAWES, alld GOULDKN. Sir G. &MUT
and Mr. ATTWOOD 7CCOMploliell the glees.
Sir G. SMART conducted the concert. At the conclu-
sion the Duke of Sussex abaci!, that their MAJesTles and
the noble company bad been much gratified by the per.
formance, and his Royal Highness expressed his intention
of patronizing English talent.

The King of WuteritatnEno, attended by Lord Curt-
TON and CDIIIIIOI FITECLARENCE left Grillon's Hotel at
half-past seven o'clock on Wednesday evening, in one of
• his AIAJEIiTi'S carriages, awl proceeded to the Tower,
where the KING went on board the Lightning steam-
packet, on his return to Boulogne.
The Km: and QUEEN, accompanied by the Princess
AUGUSTA, and ut.t,n led by Baron BAUJiIIIACE, left the
King's Palace, St. James's, in a carri.4o and fie, about
ten o'clock yesterday morning, for the Queen's Lodge, in
Bushy Park. Sir ANDREW BARNARD, General STEVEN-
sox,. and Colonel FrezcLanattice followed in a second
carriage.

A i7;ithinet Council wax held at half-past three o'ctock
yesterday afternoon, at the Foreign Office, which .wart
attended by the Duke of WstxtworoN, Earls BATH tf REA'S
RO,St.YN, and Anita:met{ ; Viscount Alxi.vtt.t.tr, Lord
Era.xsuouottorfr Sir Itoutwr PEEL, Sir Ocounk: Mon-
RAY, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIE,O F: it, and Alt.
IfEantits; the Loan CHANCKI.I,tift joined his colleague,
about an hour after they had assembled. The Cetmcil sat
in deliberation till past six o'clock.
Count Broaxii.rEaNA arrived in town )esterday from
the Continent. The Count has resumed the function of
Ambassador from Sweden. Baron BA Limn was Charge
d'Affaires in his absence.

The Spanish Minister had an interview with the Earl
of ABVIDEEN yesterday, at the Foreign Office.

FROM THE SUPPLEMENT TO LON:,

DON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY.

St. James's Palace, July 21, 1830. -
This day the following Addrisscs were presented to hi 4
Majesty on the Throne, which his Majesty was pleased to
receive very graciouily
FroM the Grand Mager, Deputy Grand -Mager, Officers,
and Brethren of the United Grand Lo'lge.of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons of England ; from the President and Mcm
hers of the Royal Academy of Arta ; from the Mayor, Re:-
corder, Aldermen, Bailiffs, and Common Council, nt the
Borough of Liverpool; from the Thectors and Membeta
of his late Majesty's Coronation Fleet, a society instituted
for commemorating the Coronation of his late Most Ptcel-
lent Majesty king George IV.

Whitehall, July 29.
Addresses transmitted to the Right Honourable Robert
Peel, Bart., one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of
State, which were by hint presented to hi. Majesty, who
was pleased to receive the same very graciously :---
Front the Mayor, Jura*, and Commonalty of the Town
of Deal ; from the Seven Incorp. rrt, d Trade" of Aber-
deen ; from the Master, Plots, end t4Citillf`tl of the Cor-
poration of the Trinity House of Newcastle-upan-TYne ;
from the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of
Durham ; front the Aldermen, Common Council, Bt,
gesses, and Others of the Borough of Ruthin from the
Roman Catholic Bishops and Clergy in Scotland; from tho
Right Worshipful Master, Deputy Master, Senior and Ju-
nior Wardens, and Brethren of the Aberdeen Lodge of
Freemason" ; from the Dean of Guild and Councillors of
the Incorporation of Guildry of the Royal
,Burgh of
breath ; from the Provost, Magistrates, and Common
Council of the Burgh of Paisle) ; front the !MOON." and
Ehlers of the Presbytery of Cupar ; from the Deacoil,
Convener, and other Deacons of the Ineorporateil Trades
of the Burgh of Canongate; from the Freeholders, torn:
missioners of Supply, Hetitora, and Justices of Ora Peace
of the county of Nairn ; from the Provost, Banes, and
Councillors, of your Royal Burgh of Inverness t. front the
Grand Masters and Board of Directors, acting in the name
and on behalf of the four. hunched rind fifty-seven lodges
composing the Alancheater Unity of the loyal and inde-
pendent Order of Odd ; from hint Dement lodge,
No. 1:15, Blanchland, Northumberland, of the Ancient
Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons, under the Con-
stitution of England; from the Incorporated SoCiety for
the Management and Distribution of the literary Fund ;
front the inhabitants of the town of Manchester and Sal-
ford; front the Freeholders, Justices of the Pence, end
Commissioners of Supply, of the County of Dumfries;
front the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, Sheriff, and com-
mon Council of Newcastle-upon• Tyne.