The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-06 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

I-ler Majsty, after honouring the Eton Montern with he'
presence, returned to town at 20 minutes past four o'clock
yesterday afternoon, from Windsor Castle, in an open baroueiw
and four, accompanied by her august Mother, and attended by
the Countess of Mulgrave. The Royal suite followed in
Ma
onen errringes and four, and included Lady Flora Hastings 9
Hon. Miss Dillon, Hon. Miss Paget, Lady Theresa DigbY,
Baroness Lehien, Miss Davys, and Colonel Werny-ss. Her'
Marsty was escorted by a party of Lancers.
In the evening the Queen and the Duchess of
Kent
honoured her Majesty's Theatre with their presence. The
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were also prennt to witness
the debut of Mlle. Taglioni.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager took a drive to Ghel"a
yesterday, in a pony phaeton. The Duchess of GloLuester
visited her Majesty yesterday, at Marlborough House.
The Princess Augusta, attended by Miss Wynyard, waited
in Kensington Gardens yesterday afternoon.
Prince George of Cambridge, attended by Colonel Corn.'
wall, left town yesterday morning, to attend the Eton Montern•
Despatches from the Governors of New South Wales, .10'
maiea, and Barbadoes, were received yesterday at the Colonial
Office.
Don Vicente Pazos, Consul- Genend of the Peru Bolivian
confederation, had an interview, on Monday, with Viscount
Palmerston, at the Foreign Office.
Viscount Melbourne returned to town yesterday from
Windsor.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGEN

ARRIVALS.
. Henley, Esq., Mrs., and the Misses Henley, at Mar-
Wshall Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-goare, from \Vaterferty,
Oxon ; John Haw, Esq., Mrs., and Misr Haw, at ditto, fro
Weston Colville; George Sligo, Esq., Mrs., and Miss slip"'
at ditto, from the Isle of Wight: Mr., Mrs, And Miss Lang'
ton Bcrley, at ditto; - Swinton, Esq., at ci;.!.to, from tbo
Continent ; Captain Roebuck, at ditto, from India; 1%:Ir• Car:
bat and family, at the Brunswick House Hotel, 1-10,",-,
square, from the Continent ; Mr. and Mrs. Martineau; -t
ditto; Mr., Mrs., and Miss Ticknor, at ditto; Mr. Gray, 3
ditto ; Lady and Miss SoDtt, at ditto ; HJn. Montague Ong'
Icy, at ditto.

DEPARTLTRES.
Mr. and Mrs. M'Vicar, and Miss Burns, from the Bruns-
Mr.
House Hotel, Hanover square; Captain and Mrs. Ver
den, from ditto ; Sir Frederic Cooper, from ditto ; Mr. v e-d
rniliya, Mr. Selden, and Miss Jarvis, from ditto ; Mr. an
Mrs. Collingwood, from Marshall Thom son's Hotel, Calcll-11;
dish-square, for Brighton ; Sir W. Milner and Son, fr.ll,
ditto ; Hon. Berkeley Noel, ftom ditto; Rev. 'V. Douro' 74:
and daugliters, from ditto, for Hertfordshire; Mr. Shervcoo"
from ditto.

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The Russian Ambassador countermanded t
his
the
party last evening to the corps diplomatique, in consequenCePf ''" ,t:r
assassination of his nephew Count Pozzo di Bergs, at Ajaccio, tho' .ri
end of last month. The melancholy intelligence reached Ashburdht•
_
House on Sunday evening, and has plunged the whole family into trl°.
_
deepest grief. The late Count was a brother of the Count Charles Pezz°
di forgo, arid a Colonel and Paymaster in the French army. •.,
Lord Stanley gave a dinner on Monday evening, i".
St. James's-square, to the following Members of the House ofConillon,„!;
—Sir James Graham, the Earl of Lincoln, Mr. Ireland Inackburnc, ';',),
Hon. William Sebright Lascelles, Mr. Tattoo Egerton, Mr. To%%';:eir.
Parker, Hon. Captain Cecil Forester, Lord George Bentinek,onnion
Major Yorke Scarlett, Colonel Conolly, Mr. Holdsworth, Mr. Aid, ~,ect,
Copeland, Hon. H. G. Moteton, Hon. Sydney 1-I.ztrbert, Colonel
and Viscount Ossulston. . iiisti-
Mr. Richardson, curator of the Mantelban owl
tuticn, has been appointed assistant curator in the department c'ig
and fussilt, at the British Muse il
um. pre re'
Despatches, dated the sth of Apr, ,„,..,_
opc
.
ceived yesterday from Major-General Napier, the Governor of th..
of Good Hope.
Despatches, dated May 17, were received yester-
day at the ColoniAl-offico, from General Sir Henry Bouverie, the Ge'"'
vernor of Mal a.
Despatches, dated May 14, were received' yester.
day at the Colonial Department from the Canadas ; and from the offi-
cers administering her Majesty's Government in the British deperiden•
cies in North America.
Despatches, dated January 31, were received yes-
terday at the India Board from Lord Auckland, the Governor-General
of India. '
The 13edford Election contest is said to have cost
Mr. Stuart, the loser, 10,0001., and Mr. Crawley, the winner, 9,00 a
The Carlton Club find their house, though so re-
cently erected and entered upon, by no means large enough, and ae'
o
about to build one upon a much grander scale. For their Brent
house they arc said to be in treaty with the members of the Parthelle°'
—Herald.
Lord and Lady Francis Egerton returned to Bridgo
water house yesterday from Oatlands, their seat in Surrey. The Nou_'..
Lord has quite recovered from a stubborn attack of gout, from the ,le..
bilitating effects of which he had been suffering for several months p,M,
Lord Stanley left town at an early hour yesterda)
morning to attend the Manchester races, and thence to Knowsley Oro:
few days. His Lordship is expected to return to St, James'„square
Saturday Count
next.
and Countess Charles Pozzi di Borg° Ncill
.; ~, Al 9"
shortly leave Ashburnham House, for the Hotel of the Rusi.-,,,,,r0
buanstsial atdaortrer t
hParis,
Countess'swliere tateNzi:/b,
el,eneCnot,u,i,rit, i andcii
is
shortly Countess will "
The Lady Mary Talbot, daughter of theexl Earl '
Shrewsbury, is fixed upon to be the principal train-bearer to the Oticcs
at the Coronation.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge hais,,
been graciously pleased to become on. of the Patrons of that vwb„,:i
Institution, the Jews' Orphan Asylum. The command of his 11°,-,,
Higliness was communicated by Colonel Kcate in a letter addressed to 0
Lyon, Esq., President of the Institution. ~,,,ger
We have to announce the death of the D°•'"
c. in;
Lady Southampton, which took place at Cheltenham on Sunday e'-')
,ected.
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last, in the 62d year of her age. d.'
By the death of the late Mr. Chalie, his gra" °t'
daughter, Miss Richards, becomes entitled to a fortune of upwards
300,0001.
Lord Brougham is to take the chair at the anniver:
sary festival of the Royal Free Hospital, about the '22cl instant, at t c
London Tavern.
I Lord Leveson, M.P., has returned to Devonshire
House, from a visit to Lord Rivers, at Mistley Hall, Essex. ff
The two Princes Kotschubey, Count Benerend°Y.
and fm Cr Russian gentlemen, forming part of the suite of Count Strr3°-,°,,,
noff, the Russian Special Minister, arrived on Monday evening At
ley's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from St. Petersburgh. , Of
The Earl of Belfast, the new Vice- Cha.mberla'n,
thoe re
Tnit4ehari jeeusptcoy
upon the
turil,neo
Countess of
arriveduhctaiseislao rf
e iisnaoaptrnoatitn
atlin'
teliedlit,ot
appointment.
s Hotelady
Err :it;
arbae"
ti
ii''''
Clements have arrived at the Park Hotel at Norwood. The c°S,cte''3:
has been succeeded as Lady in Waiting on her Majesty for the Pr-
month b)
Marqthe Counteuisss of Mulgrave.
The and Marchioness of Ailesbury 113:,,
arm ived at Paris from Italy, and may be expected in town in a feW '
d 3.
The health of the Marquis is quite re-established. fort'
Mrs. Montefiorc entertained the Duke of 13e¢
at et-
and a distinguished party at •linner, on Monday, in Great St anhol)c 6,-rbis
General Pire is to accompany Marshal Soult On
embassy, in the capacity of aide-de-camp. t il .15
The Earl of Chesterfield is said to have I%,fe
superb family mansion, in Mayfair, for one fortnight only, to his ''
forti"le
e
Highness Prince Schwartzenberg, the Austrian Special Minister+,oll
sum of 3,5001. The Noble Earl's winnings on the Oaks 'tre
considerable. ghat
regard IV., though not generally noted fetra that.
regard of foreign tinsel, gave an especial injunction that neti,r-Cer°-
was nit of British fabric should, on any account, be used at 'ls ,S
nation- a regulation which was faithfully adhered to. N Viiite
A proposition made by Brookes's Club to be
and Boodle's, to give a grand coronation ball, has been negative,,d,.:othlY
two latter ; at White's, on Saturday, of GO members present, t”.,-., ed it
wer' for accepting the invitation ; and yesterday Boodle's nel;3l'
by a majority of 91 to 17. CO
THE CO RO NATI ON.—We See by the '"--- ,o-,5
subscriPs-
papers that in most places meetings have been held, and
entered into for celebrating the Coronation. There cad be, We submit; sup
no better appropriation of the funds collected than such an One 3:1 „in
Warding the glare of gas, illumination lamp's, tallow candles, anogri
like puerile display, fora substantial benefit, which would feed the hu
and make the heart of the poor to rejoice. a `1)
BERLIN, MAY 30.—There scarcely passed
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th o b
last week without bringing one or the other little sovereign of the meminlri
states of Germany to our court. The most remarkable among Vilbasevery respect was the
cognit King of Wirtemberg, the only Prince
_',. he ig
thrown the veil of ino - over the splendour of MajestY, fi° that
here under, the name of ount or Teck ; but well can he res'st
craii
princeaspttleratoiouiriansttihoew,t,whooleb r illiasenst,
assembly, being
tberesin,
gform time most BoWe
roo,t
splendid beauties that ever have shone at this court.in
Sovcrmi.
is
that they will leave Berlin as the bethrothed, ONE of a young
the other of one who has a crown in expectation. Our Prince Royal is
observed to be the chief favourite with all the high foreigners Dere ;b"tit
affability, his manly deportment, his unsullied moral life, and last, ~,,,,
not least, his brilliant wit, in which he almost equals his illustir;,,o.
relative,. Frederick the Great, render him the centre of. every re:,
co
IHE SIRIUS.—On Thursday the Sirius saile ' of
diserpuhteabrlzuntobur
56,
her second excursion. She started from Passages amid the chc(,r.us,e,
thousands of spectators. She is under the command of Captain M, '
~ te
her former Commander, Lieutenant Roberts, R.N., having ges'irigs
Scotland, to superintend the fitting of the British Queen. The
takes out fifty-seven passengers. deft
LISBON, MAY 29.—Lord Howard de \Val ,
~
embarked about eight, A.M., on the 2.3 d, under a salute from . t."`,:
Donegal. His Excellency took I,,ive.or the 12t,:cii 0., tho Olst, (1.
1 Ile.roorable Mr. Jeriiingleun, Secrotory of Lutz.ptiou, was forrnall
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duced on the '22d to the Foreign Minister as Charge d'Affaires. Count
Metaxis had a private audience also of the Queen, and delivered 0"
dentials as Minister of Greece at this Court.