The Sun.
London, England, 1831-02-26 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Prince TALLEYRAND, the French Ambassador, Prit:,
ESTERHAZY, the Au,trian Ambassador, the Bar?°nu,
\VESSENBURC, Minister from Austria on a special rrOlia,
and Monsieur BERMUDEZ, the Spanish Minister, bad the
terviews with Viscount PALMERSTON yesterday at
Foreign Office.
A deputation of tile-makers, headed by Mr. Alderfti:e
Woon, had an interview with the CHANCELLOR °`

EXCII EQU ER yesterday.
Their MAJESTIES entertained a select party at dipper
on Thursday evening, after the Drawing.room, to cele,'-:.
the QUEEN'S birthday. The Landgravine of HEssR 0--
BERG and the Princess AUGUSTA were present.
The Duke of WELLINGTON gave a grand ditiner,%.
honour of the day at Apsley-house, to a party of twenty-'1
ed
Earl GREY, as First Lord of the Treasury, entertarl,
the LORD PRESIDENT, and some of the Cabinet Mini'te
at his residence in Downing-street. the
Viscount MELBOURNE, as Secretary of State fore%
Home Department, entertained a'l the Judges the
those who have gone on the Circuits) the MASTER
ROLLS, the VICE-CHANCELLOR, Sir JOHN NICOLL,,:,
Judge of the Prerogative Court, Sir CHRISTOPHER n'av,..
RtNsoN, the Judge of the Admiralty Court. the k1:;l'e
ADVOCATE, the ATTORNEY and SOLICITOR-GENEly'r.'xi,tof
LORD MAYOR, the RECORDER of LONDON, the Sheila.
London and Middlesex, &c.
Viscount PALMERSTON, as Secretary of State for 31°.
reign Affairs, gave a grand dinner to the Foreign A 014;
sadors and Ministers at the residence adjoining t° ;be
i
Foreign Office. There were present Prince I,lEl'o' gr
Russian Ambassador, Prince ESTERHAZY, the Alotrls,
Ambassador, Prince TALLEY RA ND, the French Ambill,
dor, Mons. FALCE, the Ambassador from the Netherll
the Marquis de SANTA AMA RO, Brazilian Amblowilii,
Baron BuLow, the Prussian Minister, Mons. Bicoall);,,
the Spanish Minister, Count BJORNESTGERN A , tl:e
dish Minister, Count de AlourßE, the Danish litlitle?;
Mr. 3PLANE, the American Minister, Baron de W 055;:
BURG (the Minister on a special mission from Auetri3
Baron de ZUY LOW DE NEYEVELT (the Minister on 3 'the
cial mission from the Netherlands), Count Lupar,ji,
Neapolitan Minister, Count D'A GLIE, the Sardinian :tie
nister, Baron de CELTO, the Bavarian Minister, Colo' 5,
MANDEELOII, the s%irteniberg Miniver, Mons. G°s(irg
TIZA, the Mexican Minister, Monsieur MORENO,
d'Affaires from Buenos Ayres, Monsieur MIRANDA,
lumbian Charge d'Affaires, M. ConctunouN, 11°:e
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Towns Minister, the Brazilian Charge d'Affaires, fo
STUART DE ROTIISAY, the Right Hon. Sir STRATO/,,
CANNING, Hon. W. TENIPLE, Sir GEORGE SHEE and 3,,
BACKHOUSE (Under Secretaries), and Colonel NVAI"°l',3
Viscount GODERICII, as Colonial Secretary, entert°°re-,
the Commander and Paymaster of the Forces, the Seco
tary at War, the Master General of the Ordnancerl;,
HOWARD DOUGLAS, the Governor of New BrutOn •
Mr. WtLmor limtroN, Governor of Ceylon, Major'
neral NICOLAY, Governor of Dominica, the Secretario
the Admiralty, &c., at his residence in Pr ivy Garden&
Viscount ALTHORP, as Chancellor of the Exchequer, gibe
a grand dinner at his residence in Downing-street t°
Speaker of the House of Commons, the Chief Commi'''i°„vtl
of the Woods and Forests, the Governor and Pell,:so
Governor of the-Bank, the Chairman and Deputy Chairld'ot
of the Boards of Excise, the Chairman and Deputy Chsi,l%,-
of the Commissioners of Customs, the four Lord] ;
missioners of the Treasury, the Chairman of the C4:ijele
missioners of Stamps, the Chairman of the Comnligu°-,Pfl
of Taxes, the Chairman of the Committee of WaY°
Means, the Secretaries to the TreasurysLord STASfro,
Lord KILLEEN, Sir R. PRICE, Sir J. SEBRIGHT, o°.
STURGES BOURNE, G. BYNG, B. CARTER, LABOUCO.O,I
G. R. PHILLIPS, RUTHVEN, M. A. TAYLOR, WYO.') It

LiRPENT.
The Duke of DEVONSHIRE, as Lord Chamberlain, hire
a grand entertainment in honour of the day, at Devon'"
House, Piccadilly, to a very numerous evening partY:,,st
The Duchess of KENT launched a new and
chariot on Thursday (at the celebration of the C2°
,3.-h'4l9
birth-day) ; the Royal arms on the panels are 1"tyotl
finished ; the hammercloth is of scarlet cloth, to corresP to
with her Royal Highness's new liveries, which are similar
those of the KING; and QUEEK ; it was built by 1318c'f,e.
Lady FREMANTLE and Lady SAUNIAREZ were pre the
at her MAJESTY'S Drawing-room, on Thursday. 1° for
list of Captains who attended the Drawing-room'
Coles read Cates. the
The KING gave audiences yesterday to Earl Gitr:Cr' J
Duke of DEVONSHIRE, the Duke of BEDFORD, and
FARNBOROUCII. ,adleo
Her MAJESTY received visits yesterday from thev A the
of NORTHUMBERLAND, Countess MUNSTER, ari-
Marchioness of LoNnoNnEattv ; the rise
sented her infant child, about seven months
old, t°
QUEEN. ;
The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND enter":si'
the KING and QUEEN at dinner yesterday, at their ;ere
deuce in the KING'S Palace, St. James's. There flee
present to meet their MAJESTIES, the Duchess of F•rt''l,;rit
Landgravine of IlEssE HOMBERG, the Duke of Su''-ar,o,
the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER, prince Lr-°7
the Duke of DEVONSHIRE, the Duke of DoRSET, Ff. trit of
Countess flowE, the Earl of ALBEMARLE, the re'
WESTMORELAND, SCe. The Royal Duke and Duelled
eeived their MAJESTIES on their arrival and eo°",Sere
them through the hall, which was lined with livelwer
vants in new state liveries, to the drawing-room ;
was served immediately after. Their Royal Iligb°
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had aPerwards an evening party. •
COURT SPLENDOUR.—The Cou jo rt
of this day contains un unprecedented variety orsiipple
and Fashionable intelligence, for which purpo,e
ment of four and twenty additional cob/n:0'1.600
without extra charge. The whole of this ad"4' trifig
space is devoted to details connected with the -1)r, tUe
Room of Thursday last, the routine of presentat'ani"plet`
most rein irkable of the Court Dresses, and a C)lit,
list, alphabetically arranged, of all the persons pre' e of
Ce
STATE OF MEATII.—In conseq0--1 ero.
large assemblages of people, to the amount ef,ilood
thousands, basing taken place in the neighbour°ool`,
Bells and Nobber, who marched through the °till .o'tlt'cl
mantling a reduction of rents, particularly e,f3„ll,'sfh
ground--an advance of wages to one shilling 3 ".'te.9 P'to
the threats they held out against the MagisUl,ileoto,t
gentry—the Government have thought it exP- of
send a troop of the 12th Lancers and a cornPurloPie,
92d Highlanders to the neighbourhood. °lib' Pf-t
Major WARBURTON', the stipendiary Magistrate, „poll: r
viously left town by orders of Governnient. 'ciret'tto
other threats held out against the gentry, Ava'rand v•
desiring them to meet, at the peril of their live
the
safety of their property, at a place indicated.be? e
pose of settling the rate of wages, and the price tongoroo
for the carriage of goods, &c. All the usual 1011.04iit,
rations are suspended, and in some cases they p~
spade husbandry and no other.—Duilin Easing
oft%
111 HS. la" 1.,
On the 21st inst. at Torquay T ,
in Devonshire, 111
21
Buller Esq. of a son.
On the st inst. at Shenfield-place, the I:idy of tbe f ed.
Petre of a daughter.
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Onthe 1.13,1 inst. at Great Cheverell, the lady
Mairis, of a daughter. fiat
MARRIED. Cobtj3lllVr
On the .24th inst. at Ealing Alexander Cohhana d 00,011'
of Shintield House, Bells, t'o Jane Hulse, 6ec°n„t- VOjt
It. Chambers, Esq., of Cradle-hall and and formerly
11'6';1 court, Herefordshire.
DIED. o'.cell6
1 IP
On the 2.3 d inst. at his house, in the Royal C
lot
in the 76th year of his age, Sir John Palmer
n late of
Fairfield, ill the county of Somerset. et,
In Charlotte-square, Fd;nburgh, Dr. J. Hare, "-
Bengal Medical Establishment, aged 54. ilti•thetil 'Ol4
On the 22d inst. at Hampton Court, Mrs. - • • OK-
in her 724 year.
hilJ cer,
On the 21st inst. at Kensington, Mary, c (1-4 r
Clarke, Esq. late of the Madras Civil Serf ice, ,1g„,i0110 let
On the 23d inst. Hester, wife‘ of Mr. J. Scott, of /.001
Mackfriars. Lite 1'
..dge;
On the 20th inst. Louisa Tourle, relict of the /yaw
Esq. of (7higwell-hall, Essex. Mrs. Sara
011 the 19th inst. St. Pierre, in France, SAT•b! f'"f
Watts, late of Aldborough-hatch, Essex. „t,. of
R. the 19th inst. at Neweastle-upon-Tyne,,'„o„°,',,iroe.'
R.N., youngest son of the late Major W. C•3%pjol-'"
jest 36th Regiment, and brother of the late to
the Royal Horse Artillery.
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