The Sun.
London, England, 1837-01-23 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Viscount Morpeth, Chief Secretary for Ireland, has ar-
rived in town. His Lordship had interviews on Saturday
with Viscount Melbourne and the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, in Downing-street.
His Excellency the United States Minister visited Lord
Palmerston, on Saturday, at the Foreign Office,
The Cabinet Council, appointed to be held on Saturday,
was postponed till to-day.
Mr. Charles Purton Cooper had an interview with the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, on Saturday.
Despatches from our Minister at the Court of Holland
were received yesterday at the Foreign Office,
The King's picture of the naval battle of Trafalgar (the
), painted by Mr. Huggins
last of the series , marine painter
to his Majesty, has been sent to the British Gallery.
A deputation of licensed victuallers had an interview
with Viscount Melbourne, on Saturday, at his residence in
Soath-street. •

The Speaker of the House of Commons, and the
Hon. Mrs.- Abereromby, arrived on Friday last in Carlton
Terrace, from their seat Stubbing Court, near Chesterfield,
Derbyshire. Mr. Clifton, who has let the mansion tenanted
by the Right Honourable Gentleman to Government, for
a term, has taken, for the season, the magnificent Hotel
at Paris, formerly occupied by the late Ex-Emperor, Don
Pedro.

The Right Honourable Henry Hobhouse has ar-
rived in town, from his seat in Somersetshire, to attend
his duty as one of the Church Commissioners, having last
seek. presided as Chairman at the Somerset Sessions.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Ormond and the
Ladies Butler have arrived at Rome, from Nice.
Lord and Lady Suffield are expected to return to the
Clarendon on Friday, from the Duke of Beaufort's seat,
Badminton ; their Graces are expected in Park-place at the
Same time, for the season.
Lady Brougham and her (laughter, Miss Brougham,
are at present residing at Worthing-, for the improvement
of the health of the latter. Lady Malet, her Ladyship's
daughter by her first marriage, has arrived at the Hague,
'.there Sir Alexander is Secretary of Legation.
The Earl of Lichfield, from continued indisposition,
is unable to join in the sports of the field at Bunton, where
the party had abundant sport, it being the first battue of
the season. The Earl and Countess are expected to arrive
in St. James's-square in a fortnight, from Shugborough, for
the season.
The Earl of Kilmorey is still staying at Shavington
Park. His Lordship has for
some time past employed a
great number of labourers in beautifying his extensive
grounds. The poor of the neighbouring districts have not
been forgotten by this considerate nobleman during the late
disastrous weather ; coals, &c., having been liberally distri-
buted amongst them, by his Lordship's orders.
The marriage alluded to by the papers as being in
contemplation, is that of Lord Glandine, son of the Earl of
Norbury, with Lady G. Russell, dai!ghter of the Duke of
Bedford. The other intended marriage is reported to be
that of Lord Marcus Hill and the beautiful Miss Blake.

Aynlioe, near Brackley, the beautiful seat of W. R.
Cartwright, Esq., M.P., was on Wednesday night a scene
of unusual gaiety. The rooms of this elegant mansion were
most brilliantly lit up, and the company continued arriving
until 10 o'clock, when dancing commenced. Shortly after
12, a supper was announced, which was of the most choice
description. •
In addition to the Peerage creations already an-
nounced, we are enabled to state that the Earl of Charle-
. Mont is to be raised to a British Peerage.
The Russian Ambassador gave his first diplomatic
, (limo!. on Thursday evening, since his arrival from the Con-
tinent, to Prince Esterhazy and Prince Nicholas, Count
Wal!stein, Baron Maltitz, Prince Paul Lieven, and the
Secretaries to the Embassy. His Excellency's new elm-
riot was sent home yesterday, and he drove out for the
first
time since his return.
. Amongst' the distinguished persons who have been
entertained by the Marquis and Marchioness of Abercorn,
;0t _ aronscourt, have been the Duke and Duckess of Bed-
LrZ Lord Alexander Russell, Lord and Lady Powerscourt,
ItaeZet Peorgiana Russell, Colonel Conolly, M.P., Lady
a }I.Y -Russell, Lord Claude Hamilton, Sir Edward
Rev. 'Lord Glandinc, Hon. and Rev. Mr. Douglass,
Nash,r. &c.
The Earl and Countess of Sefton and the Ladies
ck_,9lYaeux have arrived in Arlington-street, from Croxteth-
nall, Lancashire
xii The Earl of. Ossory has arrived at the family seat
henuy Castle from a tour.
The Countess of Sandwich has arrived at Hinchin-
brook
a ._
House, from a visit to the Earl and Countess Brown-
-IOW,t Belton House,. near Grantham.
The Hon;
of Dorset, passed
-dF Ponsonby, Member for the county
Wednesday
he afterno through this town (Basingstoke) on
green, where
on, for the Wellesley Arms, Murrell-
ordered his dinner rived in apparent good health, and having
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back in his chair and Pe' taking
his scat at the table, fell
Lord Churchill, Berkshire chronicle.
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have been attacked by theB
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an Minister, on a spe-
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Donna Maria, has arrived in Fi_Lzeroßye-
lsgians to her Majesty,
uare, from Lisb.
The King and Queen of Greece left Teaenseeon on
the 14th for Trieste, where they are to embark on board his
Majesty's ship Madagascar.
Lord Lyndhurst quitted the French capital on
Tuesday evening on his return to London. His Lordship's
departure was rather unexpected.
The. Earl of Clare left Mount Shannon the week
before last for Grimsthorpe Castle, in Lincolnshire, the seat
of Lord Willoughby d'Ereshv.
• Viscount Burahersh left Bolton House, the seat of
.Earl Brownlow, labst week to make a tour of visits.
The funeral of Lady Farnborough took place on
Saturday last, at Worinleybury, Waltham-cross, Herts,
the seat of Sir Abraham Hume, her fatherkliere a superb
mausoleum bad previously been erected,