The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-15 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duchess of Gloucesterand the Princes* Sophia visited their
Majesties on Saturday.
esterday their. Majesties, the Duchess of Cumberland, the
Duke and Duchess of liloucester, attended Divine Service at the
Chapel Royal, and heard a sermon, by the Rev. Dr. Maddy, from
the sib chapter of the Gomel ot' St. John, and part of the .17th
verse. The Church Service was read by Pr. Vivian and the Rev.
Mr. Knapp. The Psalms were chanted, and the musical service
sung, by Messrs. Evans, Salmon, Geulden, Vaughan, Hawes,
Hobbs, Clarke, and Sale. The anthem was, 0 where shall wiik
dom be found r" composed by the late Dr. Boyce, which Wail sung
be two of the voting gentlemen of the choir, and Messrs. Salmon,
Vaughan, and Sale. The Prince of Orange, and a nunwrous as.
senitilage of the nobility, were prese»t.
The Queen took an airing yesterday afternoon in her carriage
in the parks.
Yesterday the Duke of Wellingtrin had an audience of his
Majesty.
Yesterday the Prince of Orange, the Ambassador ftom the
Netherlands and his Lady, the Prussian Minister, and the Harm
ness Billow, and a select patty, dined With the Puke and Duchess
of Cumberland.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, the Prinesiss
ria, anti their suite, left the King's Palace, at Kensington, nn
Friday, on a Visit to Prince Leopold, at Claremont.
Mr..lolinson was presented to the King at the Levee on Wed.
nest-lay by the Prince of Orangt..
Mr. IVg. 11. Head, the son of the late ()Literal Head (god:son to
his 'Majesty), was presented to the King at the Levee.
The Earl of itoseberry wgts presented to the King tit the Levee.
The Princes of Cumberland and Cambridge a'tended tiie Bret
pertbrmanee this season on the Apollonkon on Saturday afters
noon. In the course of the performance a grand naval diverti-
mento was played, in whiell " Role Britannia" and other popu-
lar airs were introduced,

A Cabinet Council Was held at th re okitfrtkrot Saturday after-
noon at the Foreign-office which was attended 101 Op Lord
Chancellor, the Duke of IVellington, Earls llathurst, Timelyn,
and Aberdeen, Lord Ellenborough, Sir It. reel, Sir G. Murray
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr. !terries. The Council
sat till seven o'clock in dcliberalion.

Another Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at the
Foreign-office, which was attended by the Ltmt Chancellor the
Duke of Wellington, Earls Bathurst, Rosslyn, tlnd Aberdeen,
Lor Ellenborough, Sir It. Peel, Sir G. Murray, the Aberdeen,
of the Exchequer, and Mr. }ferries. Ihe Ministers sat in WIN
beration about two hours,
A large party of Members of the House of Commons assembled
at the residenceof Sir R. Peel on Saturthts' morning ; among them
were Viscount Lowther, Lords Ashley, (hover, 6. Somerset,
Sirs G. Murray, E. B. Sugden, J. Beckett, Messrs. (7roker Gold-
burn, Herries, Stuart,Wortley, Niherty, Arbuthnot, 6. Bankirs,
M. Fitzgerald, llohnes, Dawson, Planta, ALL The meeting lasted
about an hour.

The French Ambassador, and the Russian and Prussian Minis-
ters, had interviews with the Earl of Aberdeen on Saturday, at
the Foreign-office.
The Archbishop of Canterbury visited the DUke of Wellington
on Saturday, at the Treasury. •
A deputation of glass-manufacturets, headed by Lord Stanley,
Mr, Campbell, M. P„ and others, attended at the 'Treasury on Satt
or-
days and hail a conference with the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
the Queen's private band performed fear the first time before
her Majesty? to her apartments, on Friday evening. Mr. F. Cramer
conducted. Fite band, which is principally composed of the pupils
of the Royal Academy of Music, appeared in their nevi uniform.
The pupils of the Royal Academy of Music had a concert on
Saturday affenmon, at their rooms. Miss Williams sang the re-
citative and air—" fore soon" (Le Neu, di Figaro), Mozart;
and Mr. Seguin the air..." Va se Lucingando," (Faust), Spolir.
Both these pieces were much applauded.