The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-06 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

I

---‘ uounte majesty and the Duchess of Kent, attended by the
t
Alulgrave, arrived in an open carriage and four,
J 8 by n party of Lancers, at the New Palace in St..
the 1, at three o'clock on Saturday aftcrnoo,:„ from
"Rion at Brighten.
yrha Queenaudience to Viscount Melbourne.
Zterday their Royal Highnesses the Duke of Sussex,
tie
e Doke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George, and
Princesses Augusta and Mary of Cambridge, the
chess of Gloucester, and the Princess Sophia, ‘isited
l'lplajesty at the New Palace.
Hcth Majesty gave an audience to the Earl of Albemarle.
e evening a small party, including Viscount 11le'-
tii "rne, the Hon. W. Cooper, and the Ilon. C. Murray,
Thel with the Queen at the New Palace.
day trio"li Duke of Cambridge attended divine servierle,yi ester-
Non ng io e Chael Roval, St. JOITU2S'S. )e
wns preachedth by thep Rev. Dr. Maddy. The anthem
et,uY sent, onlywaitetb," Attwood. Attwood presided
the organ. •
1,4, Cabinet Ccuneil wes held the residence of Viscount
.4e bourne, in Dowehig-street, on Saturday afternoon. It
J 174.! attended by she Lort Chancellor, Viscount Duncan-
o, Lord &Am Russell, Viscount Palmerston, Lord Glen-
t.'hancellor of the Exchequer,. Lad of Minto, Lord
Poulett Thomson, and Viscount Howtek.
Council met at half-past one, and sat till four o'clock.
th! Mdrquis of Lansdowne was prevented from attending
',ouncil by an attack of lembago.
si the Earl and Countess of Lichfield left Newmarket on
t3rtlaY for their seat, Shugborough-park, Lichfield.
patches were •received yesterday at the ColonialL
ee "tr) Sir John Fklin, Governor of Van Diemen s
and ar,
rom'Coionelran Macdonald, Governor of Honduras.
Grit

°SS OUTRAGE UPON lIER
MAJESTY.

aturday afternoon, about three o'clock, as her
iirldesty Was
passing in her open carriage through the
Leage-welk St. James's, on her way to Buckingham
$044.4.", whittle; she was proceeding from Brighton, a per-
°, t 6 garb of a gentleman suddenly sprang to the side
4her carriage, and, holding up his fist in a threatening
I,l.lner, made use of obscene language, and with an oath
th'ignated her Majesty by the most opprobrious epithet
yc: can be applied to a female, adding, " and I'll have
ft' your throne and your mother too."- He iinme-
tiot'l ran off and effected his escape. Her Majesty did
ta„..,a;tlPear to feel any alarm, and the carriage proceeded
rage to Buckingham-palace. Information of the out-
-04,e„ was immediately forwarded to the commissioners of
She who instructed nolice constables R. Harris and
birerlock of the A division, who had been on duty in the
Lad :age-walk, to trace the offender. It appears. that they
addr me Clue to him, for they soon discovered his name and
ess• Under the warrant of the Secretary of State, they
oz;eeded to his lodgings, at a straw bonnet shop, No. 118,
the °rid-street, the corner of the Regent Circus, where
%sit he about the whole night in the expectation
theue would return home. It appeared, however, that
of arrived before them, and yesterday morning one
open , constables knocked at the door. On its being
quene,u, they proceeded up stairs and arrested the delin-
INC' His name is John Good, late a captain in the
Ito
ear 'Hussars. He is described as a man of gentlemanly
4t4Prance, and about forty years of age. He wore a
tiD hill) his breast, and dared the officers to lay hands
him, exclaiming that he was their liege lord and
p-g af England, anal that he would tear the Queen to
trae;s* He made a vigorous resistance to the officers, and
th
to the
difficulty forced into a hackney-coach, and driven
l'ue Secretary of State's office at Whitehall. On the way
into hake the windows of the coach, and conducted himself
y,sthe Itost outrageous manner. This was at two o'clock
the'erday (Sunday). Sir Frederick Roe was in waiting at.
Secretary of State's office, before whom the prisoner
th'erwent an examination. The witnesses examined were
lee two footmen of her Majesty. The two police-constables
"Y mentioned, and a German gentleman, whose name
not been able to ascertain, who beardsthe prisoner
jeit' Y the insulting and opprobrious epithets to her Ma-
ter
ert 3.• During the examination the prisoner continually in-
iPted the witnesses saying, " he did not care a d— what
thY,said about him ; he was king of England, King John
te.er,°econd, and that the present was the eight year of his
re Mr. Phillips, the Under-Secretary of State, was
hosent during the examination, which lasted for about an
4d !'r and a half, and one or two of the Ministers were in an
dejQirling apartment waiting to hear the result. The evi
nee gii-en was merely a recapitulation of the facts above
stat
,`-'d, and at the close Sir Frederick Roe determined to
errand the prisoner for further examination on Saturday
ilev/It• He was then removed in custody to the new prison,
. -Banse in rater. There appears to be no douli of the man's
ty.