The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-15 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The entrance of the Royal vault in St. George's Chapel,
Windsor, (which is a short distance in front of the altar,)
was opened on Tuesday, and the necessary preparations
mere made for the interment of the corpse of his late
MAJESTY.

The backs of the stalls of the Knights of the Garter have,
been all hung with drapery of black cloth. The Earl
Marshal, accompanied by Sir GEORGIC NAYLER, inspected
the whole of the arrangements for the funeral on Tuesday.
Seats have been erected round the altar for the
Dean and Canons of the Chapel, who will be stationed
there during the performance of the service. The whole
of the interior of the Chapel will be covered with black
cloth, under which matting will be previously laid.
From the place where the funeral procession will enter
St. George's Chapel on the south side, a platform has been
erected, which passes under the large stained glass window
at the west end of the Chapel, and is continued up the
whole length of the nave with a gentle ascent, which brings
it level with the top of the steps in front of the organ
Screen. It has been covered with black cloth, as have also
the seats which have been erected at the sides of the Chapel
Prince FREDERICK of Prussia arrived at the residence
'of the Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND, St. James's
Palnee yesterday, about one o'clock from Kew.

The Earl of itosstsx and Lord ELLENBOROUGH visual
le Duke of WZLLINGTON yesterday.

Yesterday Prince ESTERIIAZY, the Austrian Arnhem,
dos. had an interview with the Duke of Wri.Liacrear.

The Lords of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council had a meeting yesterday at the Council Office,
which was attended by the Lord President of the Council,
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the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the
Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, the
Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer, the Master of the
Rolls, and the Judge of the Admiralty Court. Their
Lordship met at tea o'clock. The first appeal was that of,
"Elphinstone, &e. v. the executors of Amerchund Burtla-1
chand," from Bombay.
Their Lordships heart) the Arrolormatertimar. in
reply for an hour and a half, when Lord Tv/realms deli-
vered the judgment of the Court, that the decree of the
Court below should be reversed.

The next appeals were ". Rogerson v. Reid," from
Lower Canada.; 11 Bocquest v. Leinperere," from Jersey.
These and other appeals occupied their Lordships till near
'six o'clock, when they adjourned.

DOVER, JULY 14.

The Princess Esterhuzy arrived here last evening,
from Boulogne, and proceeded towards London.
This day the Princess Lieven has arrived from
Calais, and has left Dover for Richmond. Her High-
ness met with an accident near: Aix.la-Chapelle ;
the carriage was over set, and she was so much hurt

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that she was detained three days at Aix-la Chapelle.
;Count Nesse!rode has been obliged to go to thibatlis
at Carlsbad, and the purtefeuille for Foreign Affairs
has been ad interim delivered to his Highness Prince
Leivin.

The canvassing here is proceeding with every
activity, and the result will be very much what I
mentioned in my last—Mr. Poulett Thomson secure
of his return and a sharp contest between Sir John
Rae Reid and Mr. lialcomb.

1)0111.1c CITAIIITIEs.—His gracious MA•
Jurrt ha signified his intention of patronising and sub-
scribing to every charity which his htte benevolent brother

supported. Ills words were, when speaking on the sub.
jeot, .4 I shall do that much, if not more." Th,a eel
►lone speaks volumes. May he long, long lid to fulfil hi,
laudable intentions.

The late Earl of HARCOURT is said to hare
possooetl, at the time of his death, sinecure places of the,
value of 25,000/. per annum.--Morning Paper.
Sir GEORGE SMART has received the KING s
commands to direct the musical part of the funerid seryicr
on the late Kiwi, and preside at the organ. The music
is precisely the same as performed at the funeral of
GEOROg 111. The chorus to consist of $OlllO gentlemen
anti boys of the Chapel Royal, St. James's, with the choir
of St. George's Chapel. When the procession enters the
Chapel, the choir Will eotntnenco singing Cam's burial
service...." lam the resurrection," tie. After this the
:39th zumr mil Psalms will be chanted; after the lesson,
krzer's Anthem " Hear my prayer,"* will be given; ttml
when the body has been deposited in tlip vault, ri
-tANOEI,
,Anthem, " His body is buried in peace," will he sung.--
The whole to conclude with the I. Dead march in Sul,"'
to be performed by Sir Gaoaqa SMART on the organ.
s This Anthem was a favourite one of the late King.