The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-20 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Their 211AJESTIKS, accompanied by Prince Glenne: of
Cambridge, left their Palate, at St. James's, about eleven
o'clock on Saturday morning, attended by their unite, in
four travelling carriages and tour, with outriders, for the
Palace ut Brighton.
Previous to the departure of the KING, the Earl of
ALRESIAttLIi had en audience of hi. MAJCSTT,
The Marquis of Mk:LIMA took leave or the KING at
s. an audience on Thursday, at the Palace at St. James's.
Om The Noble Marquis left town the same afternoon fur
Ireland.

Divine service was performed by the Chapluin to tl e
Duchess of KENT yesterday, in the ptivate chapel at the
King's Palace, at Kensington, brcere the Ducheal of
KENT, the Princess \Vilma, and their Ilia High-
nesses' household.

The Duke anal Duchess and Prince DEORCE of Cum-
, berlaml, and their Royal Highnesses' household, attended
141 Divine Service yesterday morning, in their residence at
ion the King's Palace, St. James'''. The service was per-
-85 formed by the Rev. Mr. Jar.r.
Prince, LEO?OLD left town on Saturday for his residence
II at Claremont, where his Royal Highness, in Os evening.
'79 1 entertained a numerous party.
A Cabinet Council was held at tern o'clock, on Saturday
2s afternoon, at the Foreign Office, which was attended by
Tl 5 Earl Gan*, the Marquis of LAISsnOWNr, Lord DttnuAnt,
Viscount Mitnnouaxi, Viscount PA tititEsroie, Viscount
140 GonERICtr, the Earl of CAKUSLIC, the Right lion, C.
GRANT, and the Doke of Rtenstotin. Vitieount ALTHOUIt
did not attend the Council in consequence of having re
ceived information of the decease of his brother, Sir Ro-
ut= Selowast, on the Malta station, Sir ROSIRT was
pints secretary to his present iktiu tart when Lord High
Admiral. The Ministers remained about two hours in de-
leeration.

- A conference of the Ambasiadors and Ministers on the
affairs of Iklgium, was held on Saturday, et the Foreign
Office. There were present, the Raulan, French, Aus-
trian end Netherlands Arnhasiaders; the Prussian Mini,-
ter, Baron Wtssawarro ; and Viscount PALMXIISTOK.
- The conferentri tested nearly two hour..
- The Russian, French, and Austrian Ambaseadors had
iso another confe' rence with Viscount Patturerrox, yesterday,'
- et the Foreign Office.
A moesengur arrived in town yesterday morning, with
despatches from Mr. DAWLITIM, our Resident in Greece,
for the Foreign Office; and also from Sir F. ADAU, the
Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands, for the
Colonial Office.
Despatcher were received yesterday, at the Colonial Of-
fice, from Lord Anater, the Govetuoi of Lower Ca-
nada ; and also from Sir P. NAITI,AI,IO, the Governor of
Nova Scotia.

V IsIT or THE TURN-OUTS.---Yeaterday
afternoon, several thousands of the cotton-spinners front
the neighbourhood of Ashton-under-Lyne, made their ap-
pearance in Oldham, with two bands of music playing,
and several tri-colouted legs. They marched through in
as good order as could be expected, and left without show-
ing any signs of riot. The magistrates, who were then
flitting at the Angel Inn, deemed it necessary to send to
Manchester for a supply of dragoman, who arrived in a short
time after, but the town Was then tranquil, and they
returned to Manchester immediately.......Mandiester Ad-
',eraser.

Yesterday a meeting of the Faculty of Ad-
vosates took place, for the purpose of Hill; up the office
of Dean of ',acuity, vacant by the resignation of Mr. I.'.
Jeri,Ler, in consequence of being appointed his
jetty's Advocate for Scotland. Mr. Dunce); MiNen,
moved, that Mr. Jottir Hors he chosen to ill this office,
which was seconded by Mr. J. A. Momkr, and tine.
niowdy agreed to. Mr. Hoer, who was deeply alTected
when he took the chair, briefly expressed his acknow-
ledgments for the honour conferred on lim.—.Edinburgh
Evening Courant of Saturday.
The number of bankruptcies which took place
between the Ist of Nov. 1829, and the lst of Nov. isao,
WAS 1,467.

EXTENSIVE SEIZURE ON BEHALF O THE
Csowx.—ltlrs. COLLINS, a lady of extensive property,
and related to some respectable Families ht Ireland, it will
he reenilected► was convicted at the Old Bailey, a short
time since, for steeling a piece of lace at a linen.drsper'•
shop, and sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment in
the Muse of Correction. 'Previous to her conviction she
transferred to her friends property to a considerable
&Mount. On entering the prison she was searched, and
some Irish Bask notes, watches, jewels, and other articles,
together of the value of V,6110/., were found on her per-
son. This property wall instantly taken from her, it
having become forfeited to the Crowns
DISAPPEARANCE OF A GREAT
.--The proprietors of one of the great porter breweries of
the metropolis have, within these tew slays, been thrown
into a state of consternation by the disappearance of one
of their body, for some years an acting partner in their
establishment. Ahout ten Jays since he left home, with-
out having communicated his intentio* to his partners,
which, though considered rather extraordinary, did not
at 1110 illOttlailt Kit% rise to any suspicion. But facts soon
came to light which left no doubt that his absence wet a
premeditated flight from hie creditors; his private &lite
and liabilities were discovered to he of a large amount.;
20,0001. has been already ascertained, and it is yet quite
uncertain how muclillllllllllla to be added. A banker in
Letnbard-street, an eminent hop-merchant, and a io„
Lord Lieutenant of a neighbouring county, are amongst
the principal creditors. The establishment to which he
belonged, it is said, are not amongst the sufferers.

ST. Jolt);Na.--The constable to whom
the Coroner's wsrrenrsigainst this offender is entrusted,
hes, since the termination of the Old Bailey Sees ions, at
whiCh it was supposed he would have surrendered, been
very active in endeavouring to apprehend hint. On
Friday be searched the houses of sir Breton Ilact.xax,
Mr. PIIONDNIWAST, 111. P., and General Asttwonvu, but
without finding him.. Alm. AsuwonTo sent him a mess
sage by a servant, that it was quits useless to look after
Mr.
_Lotto, as he was on the other aide of Dover (1. e.
France.) The cause .which hie Counsel alluded to lest
Sestion as being beyond his client's canteen', atid.inteitigt.',lll,,
prevented his surrender, may not trectw ngsitt. Judges who are to sit next Session are ,nOt'yet nioned.'vin
Mr. Lome. endeavour to treat witb-Sir: Woyeestatt.'-t,*
Governor of blewgitte, for sorrandariniffetirkinK46".;':':
144 t Session, he not only required amilmtroAssi*SoSntst ,
but liberty to receive patients daily. 'iTive,r,4o4o.o.'"lsdt 1
once rejected.-- Observer..