The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-11 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Their MAJESTIES left town at ten•minutes past fiv
'clock nn Saturday afternoon, in a•carriage and lout.
scorred by a party of Lancers, for the Palace, at Windsor.
the Duchess of &meg WEINIA It anti suite followed i,
another carriage and four. Previous to leaving town th.
KtsG gave audiences to Earl Glow, the Earl of A LBF:
MA ILIAC, and Lord Um- Her MAJESTY received visit
-vont tic Duke of CUMBERLAND, the Dake of SUSSEX.
he Duelless of CAMBRIDGE, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER
.n,l the Princess SOPHIA
The Duchess of KENT entertained a large and di,
•inguished party at dinner on Saturday.
The P,incess AUGUSTA took an airing in a carriage of
Saturday afternoon. The Duke of SUSSEX and tie
Duchess ofSA XE Wxtara a visited the Princess on S aturdav
The Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, accompanied by Prir„.,
Cambridge,Ducss of ...UMBER
LAND, at Kew. The Austri In Ambassador, the Hano left tots
GEORGE
yesterday
etsos
theAUGUSTA
Duke
and of
verian Minister, and a select party, were present to meet
the Royal Duchess at dinner.
Prince GEORGE of Cumberland, Pt ince GEORGE and the
Princess AUGUSTA of Cambridge, will honour the juvenil,
fete at Vauxhall Widens to-morrow evening with thei,
presence.
Prince LEOPOLD visited Viscount PALMERSTON rester
day, and had a long conference with the Neble Viscount.
Despatches for Viscount PALMERSTON were brought t,
the Foreign Office on Saturday night, by a messenger from
Bo ussels.
The Spanish Minister anti the Austrian Envoy Extraor-
dinary had interviews with Viscount PALMERSTON on
Saturday at the Foreign Office.
The Loan CHANCELLOR and the Marquis of LANS-
DOWNE visited Earl GREY yes•erday.
A deputation from the tobacconists had a conference 01,
Saturday with the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER.

WINDSOR, JULY 9.

At half-past seven o'clock this evening, the KING and
QUEEN arrived at the Caste in a carri ige-and-four, es-
rorted by tt party of the 2d 11.14iment of Life Guards.
The QUEEN has been indisposed for some days past. In-
dications of the influenza so prevalent, presented themselves
on Saturday evening, and the symptoms of this disorder
soon became so developed as to prevent her MAJESTY from
attending church on Sunday. The first violent symptoms

of the attack soon succuml►.d to the active remedies and
judicious treatment of the faculty, and in the course of a
day or two her MAJEsTr was declared convalescent, and al-
lowed to take short carriage airings. We regret to state
that the Princess AUGUSTA has also experienced an attack
of the same complaint, but which made its appearance in a
much more violent form, and confined her Royal Highness
to her tied for several days. We have the pleasure to state,
however, that this amiable Princess is recovering from her
indisposition. Our beloved KING continues to enjoy un-
interrupted health.
His MAJESTY gives a juvenile ball at the Castle on the
19th inst. The ball, to which the children of the Nobility
and Gentry are to he invited, takes place either in the
grand ball ream or St. George's hall.
It is hardly worth while to contradict the statement
made by an evening Paper,—namely, that the main ohj• et
of DON PEDRO'S visit to this country is to secure an Eng-
lish education for h;s daughter, rind that the young Queen
of PORTUGAL is to be instructed under the superintendance
of our QUEEN ! The entire story is without the slightest
portion of truth or probability for its basis.— Windsor
Express.