The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-31 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The KING and Quitax and the Royal pm, dined at the
xQuveles, Lodge, in ~Ilsolny Park, up Tburstlay evening..
The Pend of the Queen's Orin attended en the lawn and
played several pieces in the course of the evening. .
Their 11iA3ZSTIES returned to town about a quartet;
before eleven o'clock at night.
The QUERN, attended by Min PITTCLARENCE and
Baron BAUMBACIE (Master of the Horse to the Duchess of
MxtstNasx), went to the Zoolokrical Gardens, at ten
o'clock yesterday morning. Earl llowts and Lord CLIN-
TON received her ALursTv, and conducted her through
the different departments of the gardens, which occupied
the Royal party about an hour and a half. From the
gardens the QUltztt and patty went to the Colosseum, and
from thence to the Diorama.

Her MAJESTY returned to the King's Palace at St.
James's. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Princess
Soma, and the Princess AuoUSTA, partook of a dejeund
with the KING and ()uric N.

Hit AtAntiair gave audiences to Viscount 111r.t.vuttc,
Lord Hum, Count MUNSTER, Admiral Sir RICHARD
I.4AV', Sir H. HARDINGX, and Sir HOWARD DOUGLAS.

At half past four o'clock, their AIA3'MIMS accompanied
by the Princess AUGUSTA, took an airing in an open lan-
dau, and four outriders, in the Regent's-park, Hampstead,
Ilighgate, Sm., and returned to the Palace at half-past
six o'clock. The Duchess of KENT visited their MA-
JysTlEs yesterday.
His 114.1xsTY honoured Lord HOLLAND with his com-
pany to dinner in the evening, at his Lordship's residence
at Kensington.
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The Diichess of KENT, the Princess VICTORIA, and
the Duke of Sussex, visited the Duke and Duchess of
CUMI/RRLAND at their residence in the King's Palace, St.
James's.

The Austrian Ambassador and the Earl of Mutants:4
had interviews yesterday with the Duke of WICLLINGTON
at the Treasury.
Earl Barnunsr left town yesterday for his scat at
Cirencester. Colonel Jotue was presented to the Km at
the levee on Wednesday, by Sir Jon t•t* Dorcx.
The Earl of MOUNTCHARLES 11411 left Brighton for Do.
neg►}l, for which county his Lordship it is expected will
be returned. Sir Rtfbewr WIUMI74I has also left Brighton
for Wexibrd, (which borough was so sharply contested at
the lest election), in order to be returned.
In the list of presentations at the levee on Wednesday,
the name of Lieutenant-General Callan& is given by
take for Lieutenant.Cleneral Callendar.

The Court Journal of this day (No. 66)
contains the King's Court—Royal Records of the Week—
Royal Court., Levees, Reviews, Dinner Partin, Visiting.,
tdinvade the purity of Queen AIALAIDS'4
Court—The Ring at Windsor Castle—Detailed Descrip.
thin of the Private Apartmenta of the late King at Wind.
aor...Fashionable Tactics-411e fashionable Arts of " Cut.;
tine and a Needing "—Grand Musical Fete it Brustele;-•
Various particulars connected with Foreign Courts—Com.
plete List Of the new Royal household-:France in a state
of Revolution—Paris in Insurrection—The King of Won.
TlMlERG—Faabionable Movements and Gaieties of the
Week.-...King'. Theatre, Haymarket, Adelphi,
Arts, Literatnre, and Politics of the Week.
Tug NEW MONTHLY AND LONDON IVIAi.
Game, for Auriusr, contains among a variety of into.
resting and attractive Papers :..-Observations on &Pamphlet
entitled the Country without a Government; by THOMAS
CAAtraILL, Inconveniencies of a convenient
Distance—On the Art of Rising in Prose—Recollections
of a Gottingen Student, No. VII.---A Masquerade at
Berlin—. Odd Arariciations...A Wet, Sunday at the Devil's
Bridge—The Russian Army and Navy ; and Present State
of Russian Society.—The Sick Chamber—Lunatic Lays,
No. I. ; the Parks.... Specimens of German Genius, No.
V. ; the Last Night of the year; on Popular Poetry—
Historic Memoir, of Ireland, by Sir JONAH BARRING.
Ton—JoUrnal of 4 Parisian Resilent ; the French Jour-
Sala ; Adederny of Sciences--and the usual Varieties in
Polities, Critical Notices of new PubliCations, the Drama.
Music, Fine Arts, Biographical lilemeira of Persons lately
deceased, Provincial Occurrences, ice. Etc.
The following circumstance has been related
to us :-..-About a year ago, the hair of a person, named
G*0404 WIt16111", sixty-three years of age, who realties
et Becton, which was then a dark brown, turned com-
pletely whiten in the course of two months afterwards It
cease entirely off, and in about two months more he rout
a fresh crop of dark brown hair, which be note
Leeds Anitiliptteer.