The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-25 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Her Majesty and her august Mother attended divine service
yester-
day morning in the Chapel Royal, St. James's. The sermon was preached
by the Hon. and Rev. Neville Grenville, from the 10th chapter of the
Acts of the Apostles, and the 431 verse. The prayers were read by the
Rev. Mr. Hall. and the lessons by the Rev. Mr. Knapp. The altar ser-
vice was read by the Sub• Dean. The musical service was Arnold's, in
F, and the sauctus and responses, Gibbon's. The anthem, " The Lord is
King," (Arnold's) was sung by Messrs. J. B. Sale, Horncastle, and
Knyvett. Sir George Sinert presided at the organ.
The Dean of Hereford was the Deputy Clerk of the Closet in Wait"
big. In the Royal suite were Lady Lyttleton, Lady Flora Hastings,
Hon. Miss Pitt, Hon. Miss Spring Rice, Earl of Uxbridge, Sir Robert
Otway, and Col. Wemyss.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager also attended the service. In her
Majesty's suite were the Countess of Sheffield, and the Hon. Miss Eden.
Alter the service the Queen and the Duchess of Kent, and suite, re-
tu, ned in three carriages to the new Palace.
The Duchess of GI ucester visited her Majesty yesterday.
At six o'clock her Majesty HI the Palace, accompanied by the
Duchess of Kent, in an open carriage and four, with outriders, and drove
round the circle in the Regent's Park.
The Queen, accompanied by the Duchess of Kent, honoured the
performance of 11 Matrimonio Segreto, at her Majesty's Theatre, on
Saturday evening, with her presence. In the Royal suite were Lady
Lyttleton, Lady Flora Hastings, Hon Miss Pitt, Hon. Miss Spring nice.
Hon. Mrs. Brand, Marquis of Conyngham, Earl of Uxbridge, He'''
Colonel Cavendish, Vice-Admiral Sir Robert Otway, and Col. \Wraps.
Viscount Melbourne had an audience of her Majesty on Saturday.

Her Majesty and the Duchess of Kent took a cart iage airing on Satur-
day afternoon in the parks, attended by the Hon. Miss Spring Rice.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager attended Divine service in the
Chapel Royal, St. James's, yesterday afternoon.
'the Princess Augusta and the Duchess of Cambridge visited the Queen
Dowager on Saturday at Marlborough House. Her Majesty took a car-
rine drive in an open barouche and four.
His Royal Highness the Duke de Nemours visited her Royal Iligh-
neis the Duchess of. Kent on Saturday, at the New Palace. The Rus-
sian Ambassador Extraordinary, and the Countess Stroganoff had also
also intarviews on Saturday with her Royal Highness.
The Princess Augusta attended divine service yesterday morning in
St. Philip's Chapel. Lady Mary Pelham was in attendance on her
Royal Highness.

The Duke of Cambridge and Prince George of Cambridge attended
divine service yesterday morning in St. Mark's Chapel, North Audio -
street.

The Russian Ambassador Extraordinary and Countess Stroganoff.
a:ul the Netherlands Ambassador Extraordinary, and the Baroness Van
de Capellan, had interviews with the Princess Augusta on Friday, at
Clarence.house. The Duke de Nemours left his name for her Royal
Highness ; and Count Lowenhielm, the Swedish Ambassador Extraor-
dinary, attended by Baron de Bonde and Baron de Wedel Jardsberf.
called at Clarence-house on Saturday, to leave his name for her I.loYal-
Highness.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and the Duchess of Gloucester,
honoured Sir Robert and Lady Peel with their company at dinner on.
Saturday; in Whitehall-gardens. The party to meet their Royal
nesscs consisted of the Duke of Rutland, Marquis and Marchionr,ss of
Londonderry, Marquis and Marchioness of Chandos, Marqc;ts and
Marchioness of Lothian, Earl and Countess Jersey, Earl any. Countess
Wilton, Earl Brownlow, Lord Stanley, Lord Forrester, Cc.unt Flahaut
and Baroness Keith. Miss Kerr and Baron Knesebeck, were in waiting
on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and Lady Georgiana Bathurst
attended the Duchess of Gloucester.

A numerous Deputation on the subject of the Bank of Ireland Charter,
composed of Mr. Alderman Hodges, Mr. Ignatius Callaghan, Mr. Jame'
Dwyer, Mr. Thomas Dixon, and Mr. Jeremiah Dunne, accompanied by
Mr. Paul L. Patrick, and the following Members of Parliament :—Mr"
Morgan John O'Connell, Lord Brabazon, Mr. George Evans, Sir
Mr.
liam Somerville, Mr. Fitzstephen French, Mr. Hewit Bridgeman,
Daniel O'Connell, Mr. Robert Hutton, Mr. Thomas Wyse, Mr. Henry
Chester, Mr. Joseph Hume, and Mr. William Roche, had an interview'
with the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Saturday, in Downing-street-
Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador, M. Dedel, the Nether-
lands Minister, and Chevalier de Aguilar, the Spanish Minister, trans-
acted business at the Foreign Office on Saturday.
A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday afternoon at the Foreign
Office. It was attended by most of the Cabinet Ministers. The Council'
sat three hours.
Mr. Mayers, Agent for Barbadoes, had an interview with L°r‘i
Glenelg on Saturday, at the Colonial Office.
and
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat on Saturday,
resumed the hearing of an appeal from Bombay, Mills, Collector of Kaira,
against Mode Pestonjee Khoorsedjee. At three o'clock the Court ro'e'
and adjourned the further hearing of the case till to.morrow. The
Lords present were— Lord Brougham, Mr. Baron Parke, Mr. Jusiosanquet, the Chief Judge in Bankruptcy, Sir Alexander Johnston,-- •11
and Sir Edward East. Mr. C. Greville was the Clerk of the
wafting.
Saturday
Despatches for the Governor of Malta were sent off on
evening from the Colonial Office,
Pa
.
Her Majesty gave a concert on Friday evening at the New P-13Ce
Her R°Y.,
The company began to arrive shortly before ten o'clock.
The Duke
de the Princess Sophia Matilda arrived at ten o'clock.
de Nemours; the Princess Augusta, attended by Lady Mary Pelham
and Major-General Sir Henry Wheatley ; the Duke of SusseX ;
Duchess of Gloucester, accompanied by the Princess Augusta of Came
bridge, and attended by Lady Georgiana Bathurst, also arrived at the
same time. Their Royal Highnesses were received by the band of tit%
Royal Horse Guards, who were stationed in the Marble Hall,
council la
" God Save the Queen," and were conducted by the Hon. Miss Spurr&
Rice, the Hon. Mrs. Brand, the Hon. Colonel Cavendish, and Colon
Wemyss, to the State Rooms.
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.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince George of Clin'
bridge, attended by Miss Kerr and Baron Knesebeck, arrived at eleven,
o'clock.

The company included a long list of Foreign and English nobilitX.

The Turkish Special Minister, Mehemed
is understood to be the bearer of a variety of costly pres,,,nts, such
as
Cashmeres, Arabian perfumes, the offerings of the Sultan to her Majesty'
The Marquis do Mornay, attachee to the EtnbassY
of Marshal Soult, and son-in.law of his Excellency, is one of the leading
speakers in the Chamber of Deputies, and brother to the Count Charles
Mornay, now Minister at Stockholm, and formerly attache to the
French embassy.
his Royal Highness the reigning Duke of Nassau
is expected in town from Biberink on the Rhine, in time to be present
at the august ceremony on Thursday next.
Count de Gynlai arrived at Mivart's Hotel, oil Sa-
turday aftez noon, from Vienna, and was the b,,..arer of despatches to
Prince Eiterhazy, front the Emperor of Austin, relating to the corona'
tion of her Majesty,
Lady Frances Egerton and family have left Bridge-
water House for Horse)), Hall, near Manchester,
We hear that Lord IViiiton is about to he united ill
marriage to Lady Fanny Douglas, daughter of the Earl of Morton.
Prince and Princess Shwarzenbercr (said to be otte
,
of the most beautiful women of the Austrian Empire) visited 11
Marqu's and :darchioness of Carmarthen, on Saturday, at the Clarendos
Hotel.

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Lord and Lady Caledon have left the Hanover
Hotel for Leamington, where they will sojourn some time for the in:
provement of the health of the Noble Lord, who will not again °
cupy the home on Carlton.terrace during the present season.
of
The King of Belgium has sent the Grand Cross
the Order of Leop3ld to his Excellency Lord Ponsonby, British Airitis;
:ad-a' at the Sublime Porte, as a testimony of his satisfaction at the actity;.
part taken by his Lordship in obtaining the recognition of Belgium
'Turkey.
C°'
BRUSSELS, JUNE 22.—The Prince of Saxe
b3urg, his Majesty's brother, arrived at the Palace of Locke!' Ye'terd3Y.
man.
TIIE HAGUE, JUNE 19.—Lieut.-Gen.
Governor of the fortress of Grave, died at that place yesterdaY ni°11"1
I'.
at the age of nearly 70 years.
TIIE HAGUE, JUNE 21.—Accor ure law
.nts from i'"
of the lath inform us that their Royal High".iesses the Prince of 01.-
and his eldest son, had arrived on the prP..ceding day at Heinricliaie'
Oat city.
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ST. PETERSBURG JUNE 9.—Up to the - t
the
June there had arrived at rronstadt, 218 vessels, and sailed up to
number of barqu,..s from the interior which had arrived at Riga'
tie :26t May, Was 500; up to the 27th, 302 ships, iIU6SI4 311,001
reign, had arrived in that port, and 46 had sailed. Seventy-seven„oislt
11,rve arrived, at Pcrnau this year ; eight others from other
ports ; equal number have sailed, two of them for Russian Pyr
Joutttal de St. Petersburg.
Despatches, dated April 22, were received on Satur
day at the Foreign Department from the BIWA] Consul at Rio.
tor,
Despatches, dated May 10, were received on Sa
day at the Foreign Department from Lord Ponsonby, the British'
bassador at Constantinople.
Lord Mostyn, on Friday took the oaths all-
,l big
s=at in the House of Lords.
The Great Western steamer was spoken with °de
de
the 10th inst., at four p.m., in lat. 44. 40., long. 43. 40., having
1,700 miles in eight days. It is calculated that she would reach Nei
York by the 16th inst.
The Russian Ambassador's grand dinner, on SMilri;,
day (veiling, r.t Ashburnhana House, was given to Lord John flossc,t-
-the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne; the Earl and Countess:a
Mint°, Lord and Lady Holland, Mr. Poulett Thomson, Count 3
Countess Stroganoff, and Count Felix Stroganoff; Viscount Motlie"o.,..
Viscount Melbourne, Lord Glenelg, the Chancellor of the Exelieguds
Prince Kotchelinberg, M. de Beck, Prince Paul Urn en, Chevalier
Berg, &c.
i
His Highness Prince Pritbus was visited on Satur-
day, at Mivart's Hotel, by his Excellency Prince Schwartzenberg,:c,
Excellency Count Stroganoff; Prince and Princess Soutzo, Rolm Sane e
Effendi (the Turkish Ambassador), Archbishop of CanterbarY, the
Landgrave Joseph de Furstenberg, Earl Delawarr, Sir Thor:iris 13r3
d
ford, Lord S!uart de Rothesay, Viscount 'Melbourne, Earl Talbet, sir
EO.l
Joseph Fuller, Earl of Wilton, Lord Stanley, Marquis of Anglesey'
Ilrowniow, Sir George H. Rose, Lord Alfred Paget, Baron Munchaus
&o.
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The following personages visited the Prince de
a-
Ligne on Friday and Saturday last, at his state apartments at the C e
Tendon Hotel: —His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, t
Duke of Sussex, Hon. Captain Curzon, from her
Majesty the Q
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Dowager at Marlbr,rough House; the Duke of Argyll, Lord Steviar
the Earl of Albz-marle, Master of the Horse ; the Earl of Weru3L.,
Lady Charlotte Fletcher, Sir Alexander Duff' Gordon, Earl of Itoseblichr:g.
Viscount Falkland, Lord and Lady de Saumarea, Captain and r ord
Waymouth, Mr. Planta, Count Hector de Beam, Earl of Mon
George Seymour, Hon. Fred. Craven, and Viscount Melbourne:.
Count and Countess Mongelas, who have been
sojourning some weeks, have received intelligence of the death of their
relative Count Motigelas, at Munich. The Count -was one of the in°t
eminent statesman in Germany, and was formerly Primo Minister t`''„
King Maximilian, of Bavaria.
Preparations commenced this ;;ay at the Russian
ruf)assy, in Dover street, and also at Count Stroganoff's, in Catllo9-
g:rdens, for the illurnina' ions ins hotr.ur of the Coronation.
The Pope has confe:-red the title of Abbe on the
celebrated fathc r of the ord-a of La Trappe, Baron de Geramb.
It appears from letters addressed to Professorßoyle,
by howoties and individuals at Calcutta, that the supply of Indian rubbeY
or camitehouc, in the forests of Lower Assam, northeast of Bengal' 3'
considere.l inexhaustible.
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of
Friday
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ION OF NEGRO APPRENTICESHIP.--
Lords a notice tiLieot7loßnrol:llognhdaamy next,plac edJ
u°!tyi the
hbeoowks i
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th
eo ioite
!
submit n
icy- an Address to her Majesty, to issue an Order in Council provicties,
ior the cessation of indentured apprenticeship in the Crown Colon
on the Ist of September, 1838.
On _Friday last a Court of Directors was held at the,
India House, when William Wilberforce Bird, Esq. (whoappointed to sw;,peed provisionally to the office of Member of Counciil;
India, in The event of a vacancy occurring during the absence of i
C4.1P.P.01 Robertson, Esq.) was appointeda Member of Council of
to take his seat upon the retirement of Alexander Ross, Esq.. °,9 tb
IS h of October next, or upon any vacancy oceuring intermediately
tween the tlcAi gf ‘IIQ late Henry Shakviar, Esq., and tiAtt date.

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