The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-12 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR

WiAps,m, SuNDA v.—This morning the Cbiee, fitf
tended Divine service at St. Grerge'a Char'. afr
Majesty came to the chapel in a close carriage, to
tended by Lady Albemarle and Lady Barbawl*Loti
the royal closet were also Lady T. Digbv, Lord SurreYb#
Byron, Hon. Colonel and Miss Cavendish, Hon Miss;coo
and Mr. Rich. The service was Nares in C. the o•ae
and responses—Mrs. Muwrave The Rev. Dr. Kestnfroe'
the Rev. R. .Musgrave officiated at the altar. The serlwfb sad
the 7th chap. of St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, 24t bite
25th verses, was preached by the Rev. R. Musgrave•eryial
anthem, " I was in the spirit on the Lord's day,"a
composition by Dr. Blow, was given with admirable liop
Messrs. French, Harris, Mitchell, and Turner. Mr.
Mus. Bac., presided at the organ.
Her Majesty did not walk on the terrace this afterneee'
To-morrow the Quoen will hold a Council.
The Countess of Albemarle arrived yesterday. ofd'
Colonel Bouverie, of the Royalßlues, had the honour
ing with her Majesty yesterday evening.
iOrd
The Duke of Cambridge, accompanied by Prince - gdcor
of Saxe Weimar, and attended by Colonel Jones, came t°
hot
bridge House on Saturday morning. His Hoyal
and Prince Edward returned to Kew in the afternoon. 0,0
Sir John F. W. Herschel( and the Rev. Robert Pf„
bad an interview with Viscount Melbourne on SaturuNritli
Downing_street. Mr. Brownlow had also an interview
the Noble Viscount on Saturday. o
Mr. William Guild, of Honduras, transacted business
Saturday, at the Colonial office. illi°
Viscount Melbourne; accompanied by the Hon., go'
Cowper, left town yesterday afternoon, on a visit to Per
jesty at Windsor Castle.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonalpf?
from Mr. Stewart Mackenzie, Governor of Ceylon, aniooSO
Sir Howard Douglas, Lord High Commissioner of the
Islands, tbel
Despatches were sent off on Saturday evening, r° sr

Colonial-office for the Lieutenant-Governors ofNilss
Gibraltar.

BRIGHTON-SUNDAY.

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This morning the Princess Augusta attended Dilt-4u'
ship in the Chapel Royal, accompanied by Miss Wr'itlis
The Pavilion Chapel will not be opened till the arrival of
Queen. On Thursday the Princess Augusta attained'
70th year, when the bells were rung, and her R0ye.,40
ness's tradespeople illuminated in honour of the oeTohtf
Many distinguished persons called to pay their respects
Royal Highness. n tri
The town is nearly full of company of rank and fesb°-nisir
our arrivals continue to pour in. The following distiegott
personages have lately taken houses, chiefly for the
tos
season :—The Earl Cowper and family, the March°,
Cornwallis, the Earl of Winterton, Lady Emma Pe
Lady Emily Pelham, and the Marquis of Ailesbury• osittii
Yesterday Viscount and Viscountess Sydney arrived •
Bedford Hotel. The Dowager Countess of Rothes close
the Norfolk Hotel on Friday for her seat, at Dorking' of
and Lady E. Wathen are gone to Falmouth, with the
Lion of proceeding to Lisbon. idg
The Duke and Duchess of Bedford continue in Weas
square.

COWES—ISLE OF WIGHT'
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTEL-L-f
6A, rr,
Nov. 11, WIND N.E., 1n.30M. P. M. Sailed w-tov
chief schooner, 221 tons, Sir Joseph Hawley, nart" ,
Westward. P;
The Menai of 175 tons, belonging to E. N. HaroPor„
will sail from this port on Tuesday next for Cadiz, to ta
eg
owner and Mr. Ridley Colborne from thence to the
ranean for the winter. 01'
to
The Owen Glendwyr yacht, of 113 tons, belonevg Do.
J. Hall of the Life Guards, is daily expected from 1-'lAspbte'if,
Masters of ships, pilots, and passengers are much o°l
the Committee of the Royal Yacht Squadron for a nroet:ni
lent light which they have directed to be exhibited 'nfollooV,
the squadron house, from sun set to sun rise, with the;h-e S'.od
compass bearings :—Calshot Castle N. by 31-
and N. W. buoys of the Brambles in our bearing N. e
f gv
the buoy off Old Castle Point E. by S.—it has been il/5
be service to the mail steamer, which not now leaving
required it—the light is of great brilliancy and can
tinctly seen from the mouth of Southampton River. ac Or
The Secretary has sold Major Vivian's Matilda to "/
lander, Esq. for The following yachts are laid up in this harbour
winter :
, BeausSitan°
SCHOONERS.-Wanderer, 141 tons, Thos. W. 597
Esq. ; Harriet, 102, Jno. Beardmore, Esq. ; pen"
J. A. Murray, Bart.
LUGGER. —Phebe, 33, Chas. Olive, Esq. 1r
f 4
CUTTERS. -_Kestrel, .... Kestrel, 156, Commodore the grl o
rough; Nautilus, 103, Earl De Grey; Ariel, 71, Arasol!
Coventry ; Welch, 70, Sir Joseph Copley, Bart. ;11' 91,:
75, Capt. Geo. Keane; Albatross, 75, Phillip ,Glor
Fanny, 75, I'. P. Halsey, Esq. ; Hebe, 68, A. W.
Esq. • Emerald, 58, J. L. Symonds, Esq. ; Medorg' 11:11'
H. yrne, Esq. ; Sultana, 49, H. Robinson, Esq'; xeptl
48, Spencer de Horsey, Esq., M. P ; Matilda, 44'Aar0
Oglander, Esq. ; Naiad, 70, Wm. Delafield, Erg.;
40, Wm. Beach, Esq.
the OAP
The mind coming round to the N. E. the whole of
ward bound have proceeded to sea, and man other swre
thluel o..d*
es
pissing- from the eastward with a fine breeze. As
were coming on shore this afternoon in a boat from tio
a sudden puff capsized her, but they saved themselves- ti
ing to her until taken off by some shore boats.
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Carisbrook Church-yard continues to attract numer-uiste
to view the stone placed at the head of the rave of thee oral;
J. Woolfrey, many years the respected landlord of the ort blb,
Inn, under whose roof the sturdy Reformers of Nelfroul ift
their meetings. This stone will ever be celebrated
as fot
Tory parsons' persecution of poor Woolfrcy's widouitenotier;o
being " placed there for the purpose of attracting yubhie Plfs
It is placed at the head of the grave, which is in t'svoolfreo
Catholic part of the church-yard, and the letters of , 0
name and the quotation, are particularly small, °`;0,1011,
half an inch in height. Near it is a stone to the Tit,"
James Barnes:, erected in 1815, bearing the seine :1? or
I?
or
hut that is in Latin—did not our Vicar understan-, p or
his visits so short and few that it escaped his notic".
that Woo!frey was a Reformer ?

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Viscount and Viscountess Milton arrived a last; 10
wood House, from Wentworth House on Saturday
Earl of Morton, Lord Aberdour, and the Hon. or
also arrived on the same day. Lord and Lady of
on Wednesday morning for Wentworth. The Ear
ton, Lord Aberdour, and Mr. Douglas leave next
if
Leeds lntelligencer.
Lord and Lady Fitzroy Somerset arrive tie.
: othed
,
house in Stanhope-street, May Fair, from Walmer e,
Saturday.
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The Bishop of Carlisle has returned to "'sgart.'
at Carlisle, from a visit to Sir Watkin W. Wy°°' Sit
Wynnstay.
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el
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The Right Hon. the Paylnaster of the '-firedilefiS'
H. Parnell, Bart., M.P. for Dundee, arrived en .. 50/Y
last at Bishopton Grove, near Ripon, on a visit to s
bof
law, the Bishop of Ripon.—LPeds Intelligencer. slt h
The Hon. Mr. Cutlar Ferguson,
althoug dor
ro
better, still continues, we are sorry to say, ie a -
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state.—Paris Paper of Saturday. ir
The Duchess of Canizzaro has been on orsc°
the Duke of Wellington at Walmer Castle. ger °n• coil;
tends to remain at Dover until the close of the seeso .7 le
The Hereditary Prince of Orange arrived .osr
Wel
gardt on the 6th inst. Duke Bernard of Saxe JevA
a!so arrived with his son.
co-
of)sfiar
The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, 0,04
by the Marquis of Worcester and Lady Mary 0° ye
rived in town on Saturday from Dover. ther,
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond avn
dies Lennox left Gordon Castle, Fochabers, il'
day last for town.
gouge'
The Marquis of Douro is at Apsley .
fering from severe indisposition. goteltile
The Earl and Countess Grosvenor left
„at °
House on Wednesday last for Eaton Hall, the
Marquis of Westminster. large tito
The Duke of Rutland will entertain a the
in the ensuing month at Belvoir Castle, inclai!egsce• a. dig'
of' Wellington, Duke of Beaufort, Sir R. pee" "ricr
_AA"'
t ingSuiirshjeodhpnartyanadt
tLheaidryseGate,raNret arHealeLntenretaarinikilsit%ol,:
LLoarndeaashre
and Lady
Aadyrrhoonrgmtehre, guestscount arep Lord
y, and
ijorbda gad°
dik
and Mr. Massey Stanley.
,„
Prince Napoleon arrived in town on Fll'lo..l°lo'
come incognito from Leamington, for the purposeltineotal bbe
the annual pageant of Lord Mayor's Day. APe view °,1304;
been taken for him at Blackfriars, commanding a ving "'st
procession by land and by water. The police h,_ae cart"' the
fcred to obtain a passage through the crowd for Wised blbile
containing the Prince and his suite, be was reeerereetee
rabble, who immediately crowded around and opriaec,,
with loud acclamations and cri;!.s of " Long live er," ill'
poleon," " Vive l'Empereur,,, Bonaparte for evin horood
The last accounts irom the Earl of Linen has Proell!
telligence that the ':hatige of air on the Continentst con ,10'
highly beneficial to the Countess, and that the Taet her h
hopes are new entertained by her physicians tte,ished• pti
will, in P„, very short time, be completely re-cstsuiii whePetv
Lord Chesterfield had a severe. n 0
';ith his hounds in Northamptonshire, but it is said evil
dies
04'
sequences are apprehended.
The Earl and Countess of Jersey andPteownr:oo-til
Villiers, at the date of the last letters received u
Ifor the
tinued at Venice, but were expected to leave
of Italy. Vial* itoll;
The Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury:3ot left Loh
Mary Talbot, were at Rome when the last aceen.ent 00,1'
The Noble Lord has sent instructions to his %ono. 11,ot Op
mansion in Park-lane, with its splendid equiPr,e.ei. the,:
derstand that after the marriage of their daUng_wers,ht,
returning home, and residing either at Altors:l, 9
fordshire, or at Grafton House, in Worceste
iTir:•
ortriodo
g; THE LATEnot the iefts'
he havl '
desic.condruitoDhEisEnit:tubßrsoTth•er %O.
s
Amelius Coventry), as has been stated, , . nob
father, the Earl of Coventry. The late Lord w°_
marriage
in the 2d Life- Guards previous to his
and heir, now heir to the titles and estates of
Cockerel!.