The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-08 00:00:00

COURT CIR CULAR.

The Queen held a Court yesterday afternoon at the New
Palace, for the reception of the Address from the House
of Lords.
Shortly before two o'clock the Lord Chancellor arrived
in his state coach, atended by his Purse-bearer and the
Sergeant-at-Arms, and accompanied by the Bishops of
Ely and Norwich, the Duke of Norfolk, Earls of Shaftes-
bury and Lovelace, and Lord Vernon. Mr. Pulman, Yeo-
man Usher, attended their Lordships.
The Deiiutation was ushered by Sir Frederick Smith
and Mr. Martin, the Gentlemen Ushers in Waiting, from
the Green Drawing-room to the presence of the Queen.
Ile' Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms
liree the Throne Room, headed by their Standard-bearer,
Sir Thomas Rt eve. The Lord Chancellor, who wore his
State robes, was supported on his right by the Earl of
Lovelace, mover of the Address ; and on his left by Lord
Vernon, st couder of the Address. His Lordship read the
Address, to which the Queen returned a most gracious
answer. The Deputation then retired.
Her Majesty was attended by Lady Portman, Lady in
Waiting ; the Marchioness of Tavistock, Lady of the Bed- ,
chamber; the Lord President of the Council ; the First
Lord of the Treasury ; the Lord Privy Seal ; the Lord
Steward ; the Lord Chamberlain ; the Master of the
Horse; Earl of Fingal, Lord in \Vaiting ; Lord Hill,
Gold Stick, in Waiting ; the Master of the Buck Hounds ;
the Captain of the lion. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms; the
Captain of the Yeomen Guard ; the Comptroll: rof the
Household ; Colonel Cavendish, Clerk Marshal Silver
Stick in Waiting ; Hun. Major Koppel, Groom in Wait-
ing ; Colonel \Vemyss, Equerry in Waiting ; Lord Kilmar.
flock and Master Cavendish, Pages of Honour.
Her Majesty afterwards received the Address from the
House of Commons. The Speaker arrived in Suite at
half-past two o'clock, accompanied by Mr. Edward Buller,
Mover of the Address, Mr. G. W4aoud, Seconder of the
Address, Viscount flowick, Sir De Lacy Evans; Sir
John Hubhouse, Hon. Fox Mettle, Captain Pechel!, R. N ,
Mr. Shaw Li:levre Mr. Q. Dick, Mr. Vernon Smith,
Mr. R. Stewart, and the Right Hon. C. Poulett Thom.
son, and upwards of forty Members.
The Members were ushered to the Tyrone Room, and
advanced to the foot of the Throne, the Speaker read the
Address, her Majesty returned a most gracious answer, and
the Members then retired.

lier Majesty gave audiences to Viscount Melbourne and
Lord Foley. _ _ _

Mr. J. f. 3. Curling, Clerk of the Cheque of the Gentle.
men at Arms, Mr. Samuel Hancock, Exon in Waiting of
the Yeoman Guard, Sir Benjamin Smith, and Colonel
Lumhert, Field Officer in Waiting, attended the Court.

The Yeomen Guard lined the Marble Hall.
The Queen's Guard (of the FoLt Guards) were on duty
with their hand on the lawn in front of the Palace.

The Royal Dinner party last evening included the Earl
of Albemarle, Viscount Melbourne, and the Right lion.
George Stevens Byng.
M; baud of the First Life Guards was in attendance at
the Pslace during the evening.
After the Grand dinner given by the Duke sad Duchess
of Cambridge on Wednesday, the Duchess of Cambridge
had an evening party at Cambridge House. The suite of
front drawing-rooms was opened for the company, and the
band of the Coldstream Guards attended, and performed
a number of marches and selections from favourite operas
in the course of the night. In the dining-rooms refreth-
ments were served to the visitors during the evening. on

the grand staircase a beautiful specimen of necaleviork
was exhibited. It was a carpet, the work of forty ladies,
of Hanover, sent to this country last year, and presented
to the Duke of Cambridge on his birth. day. In the
middle are embroidered the arms of- the Duke and
Duchess, surmounted by a coronet, and encircled by
broad wreath of laurel, views in Hanover, and groups of
flowers are introduced with great taste, and round tl e
border a suitable ihscription is worked. Among the com-
pany were the Russian Ambassador, the French Ambas-
sador, and Countess Sebastiani, the Prussian, Wurtemberg,
Netherlands, Sa►dinian, Hanoverian, and Saxon Ministers ;
the Bavarian Minister and Baroness de Ceao, Baroness
Blome (Lady of the Danish Minister), Mrs. Stevenson
(Lady of the American .Minister), the Austrian Charge
d'Affaires; the Dukes of Rutland, Beaufort, Somerset ;
Duchess of Somerset ; Marquises of Granby, London-
derry, Salihbury, Exeter; Earls Minto, Wil•ow ; Coun-
tesses Tankerville, Minto, De Saila, Pezzo di Borgo, za-
vadowsky; Viscounts Palmerston, Howick ; Viscountesses
Falkland, Howick ; I2rds Brougham, Forester, Rcdes-
dale, Mahon, Mark Kerr, Abinger ; Ladies Peel, Shelley,
Brougham, Rivers, Fanny Elliott, Gomm, Mahon,
(2) Kerr, Emily Hardinge, Laura \Valdegrave; the
Speaker ; Right Honourables Sir Robert Peel, Sir Wil-
liam Fremantle, Sir Henry Hardinge, Sir Robert Gordon;
Honoursbles Charl•s A. Murray, Miss Cavendish, Colonel

Cavendish, Mrs. Aboreromby ; Sirs John Shelley, Henry
['afford; Counts Senlfr., Fishaut, Revel, Thun, Woron-
zow, Rohan, Charles Pczzo di Borgo ; Barons de Bour-
fluency, Werther, Bertouch, LehLAtern, Ostini ; Colonels
Kest°, Jones, Bentinck, Armitage, Lambert, Broadhead,
Acheson ; NLjor Stephens; Captain Seymour; Messrs.
Mellish. Charles de Salis, Murray, Regina, Culling Smith,
Kisseleff; Misses Shelley, Peel, D'Este, hope, John,
stone, Somerset, Hervey, Hervey Bathurst.
Mr. a'Beekett, Messrs. Pike,; Fuller,. 1V .ilrrnyi,ngCio:ults.eess,
Stock, Branscombe, Lambert, and Mr. Buzzird,
clerk, a deputation from the Vestry of St. James, we,t,..
nainster, to present a Memorial respecting Gl,l
bad an interview with Lord John Russell yesterday at the*
home-otBce.

Mr. French had an interview yesterday, with Viscount
Melbourne.

- The Ministers of Austria, France, Russia, and Prussia,
assembled yesterday afternoon► at the Foreign-office.
Lord and Lady Sidmouth arrived at Farrance's lintel
yesterd.iy from Richmond Park.

FASHIONABLE ANTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS,

Viscount Grimaton, in Grosvenor-square, from a visit to
the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, at Woburn Abbey,
Beds ; Lord Granville Somerset, M. P., in Clarges.,
street. from a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Beau-
fort, at Badminton; the lion. George and Lady Carhe-
rine Cavendish, in Belgrave-street, now tht.ir seat, Arle_
ford hall, Derbyshire ; the Marquis of Granby, in Bolton-
street, from Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire; Lord and.
Lady Jcmiina Eliot, in Dover. street, from their seat, Port
Eliot, Cornwall ; the Hon. General Lygon, hf P,, ;„
Grosvenor-place, from the Continent ; the Hon. H. LT.
dell, at Percy's Cross, Fulham, from Ravensworth Castle,
the scat of Lord Ravenstvorth, in Northumberland ; Vis:
count Villiers, M. P., at the Earl of Jersey's, in Belg-4,.,_
square, from a tour of visits ; Lord end Lady Charles Rus-
sell, in Belgrave-square, from Woburn Abbey, the seat
of the Duke and Duchess of Bedford ; Viscount Milton,
M. P., in Grosvenor-square, from the family seat in
Northamptonshire; Sir Charles Douglas, from a visit to
the Earl and Countess of 'Warwick, at Warwick Castle ;
Lt rd Duncan, in Seymour-place, from Bath ; Lord and
Lady Henniker, in Great Stanhope-street, from their sect
in Suffolk ; Colonel Hugh Willie, M. P. end Mrs.
Baillie, in Mortimer-street, from Brighton ; Viscount and
Lady Sarah Ingestrie, from Ingestrie Hall, Staffordshire;
Viscount Eastuor, M.P., in Hill-street, froni ‘ietoriis,
Cottage, Leamington Spa ; the Dowager Countess of
Strathmore, and Mr. W. Hutt, M.P., in Conduit-street,
f.
. ,
from their residence, Gibside, near Gateshead; Vi'!.coutin
Alford, in Belgrave-square, from a visit to the Marquis of
Northampton, at Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire ; the
Hon. Grantley Becarcley, NI. P., and the Hon. Craven
Berkeley, M. P., in Spring Gardens, from Berkeley Castle,
•
the scat of Lord Segrave, Gloucestershire; the Hon. w.
Noel, M. P., from his seat in Rutlandshire ; Sir Stephen
Glynne, Bart., M.P., in Berkeley-square, from a tour
in Italy; Lord George Lennox, in Wilton-crescent,
from Lennox Lodge, Bognor, litzissex ; Lord Burghersh,
'
in Harley-street, from the family Seat, Apcthorpe, Oundle
Lord Sandys, in Curzon-street, from Ombersley Court',
his scat in Worcestershire ; Lord and Lady Seymour
St. .1 ,mes's-street, from Abingdon Abbey, Northampton ' "I
n •
the Earl and Countess of Cawdor an the Ladies Cam D'
bell, in South Audley-street, from their scat in Wales ;ee
Earl and Countess of Somers, in Berkeley-square, from,
Brighton; Lord Osstiston, M. P., at the Earl. of Tanker_
ville's, in Grosvenor-square, from Wilton House, the seat.-
of the Dowager Countess of Pembroke, near Salisbury ;
the Duke of Rutland, at Sir Frederick Trench's, iu 13;1-
ton-street; Sir Edmund and Lady Antrobus, an the
Terrace, Piccadilly, for the season ; Lard Sufikid, at the
Clarendon Hotel, from Melton ; Captain Hannier, Royal
Horse Guards (blue) from Windsor; Lcra Lismorc, in
Belgravc-square, from Paris ; the Hon. Mr. sv:,ll, M. P.
in Berkeley. square; E. R. Rice, Esq., M. P.„, from
Dover; Sir \Vm. and Lady GoAetr, in New-street, Sp:ing.
gardens, from a visiting tour; Capt. Fremantle, R. N. in,
Eaton-square, from Woodstock, Oxfordshire ; Lo;d Lim_
niker, in Hertford-street, from Suffolk ; Sir James Gra-
ham, Bart., M P., in Grosvenor-place, from his seat, Ne_
tberbr, Cumberland ; Lord Euston, in Grcsvcnur-0,,,, ;
the Right gon. George Dawson and Mrs. Dawson, in
Upper Grosvenor street, from Pais ; the Countess de
Cboiscuil and family, at the Green Park Hotel, Piccadilly,
from a visit to the Dowager Countess of Pembroke, at
Mr. Miles, M. P., in Harnstirletoezpliaicaen,ofrom
WiltonVristol
; Housem r. ;
m -iri-ek, the Auberrieers-
square, from the seat of Colonel )
Wombwell, in
1G George
ine
Northern
; Mr"
Provinces of
F eSuffolkctor, ;Nit. hpe.
,Hon from . Aal rs.
tour i Gore,as*
Ath Upper Grosvenor-
s ; Mr., Mrs , and Miss
street, from Knoyle H
Spain ; Henry
House, Wilts
Cheltenham.
Pawson, at Grove's Hotel,
Seymour,ouse A.
Waldegrave, from lleuri-itt
The Dowager Countess
d C Cowper, from
11.*
Earl and r,uatcss owper, 'rum
for Brighton; the
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DEPARTURES.
street, for Pans Anger, Hefts; the Earl
Great Stanhope-street,
the Hon. Lady __.
and 'Middleton, from
and Countess of Clanwillitm, fru.n Grafton-street, for
Wilts; Sir William
for. Bath • Baron Reitzenstein, from
ii -lace, - ,
-1' t for Brighton ; the Lady Massey and family,
from Albemarle-street, for Bath ; mi-s;
NJNlVeirshrnsi tyeßGnhiravosetvrtcscise
f‘rYTite, from ditto, for ditto ; Sir Henry, Lady, and
the
from ditto, for Martyr Worthy, Hants ; Sir
John Tyrell, Batt., from ditto, for B9rharn House, Clients.
ford ; Juliffe Tufnell, Esq., and Mrs. Tufncl, from ditto,
for Bishups Stortford, Essex ; the Rev. G. 13. noon, from
ditto, for Tunstall, Rent.

The Countess of Tankerville's parties are
for Saturdays, the 9th and 16th, and Wedneulay, the 20th inst.
axed
The Countess of Minto entertained a fashionable
circle last evening at the Admiralty.
Lord Brougham entertained Viscount „Trn
eoie.
town and a select party at dinner, at hie new residence in GGrafton.street, late the abode of the Marquis and Marchioness r o
• Sali,bury.
Sir Robert Peel, Bart., will give a grit digger
on Saturday next to a distinguished party of his Parliament;
ry
.
friends a his residence in Whitehall-gardce.s.
General Count Flahault arrived at pentows
terset,
Hotel, St. James's, on Tuesday, from Paris. The report „
of to
Count
having bun selected to succeed Count Sebastrant has subsided.
His ltoyal Highness the Duke of Cambridge,
Count Pozzo di Berge, Count Sebastiani, Lord Fitzroy y
at dinner,
General Murray, and a long list of the nobility, visite 1 Coo
Countess Woronzow yesterday, at the Green Park ]hotel His
and
Excellency entertained Lord Dunmore and a select
arid afterwards went to Djury.lane Theatre to see the
GuillautneTell. opera of