The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-19 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Prince LEOPOLD gave a grand dinner party, last evetnia;
ing, at Marlborough-house, to a numerous party °f
Nobility and Gentry. 00
The Cabinet Council held at the Foreign OffiCe
Thursday night sit in deliberation till twelve o'clock' .
Another Cabinet Council was held at three o'do4:k )t,
terday afternoon, at the Foreign Office, which Ist :v.
tended by Earl GREY, Lord DURHAM, Viscount 70
BOURNE, Viscount PALMERsToN, Viscount Goussl-h;
the Earl Of CARLISLE, Viscount Amway, the gig
Hon. C. GRANT, and Sir J. GRAHAM.
The Ministers remained in deliberation about 10
hour. rats
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE arrived at the 0— -
Office as the Council was breaking up. bsd
The Brazilian Ambassador and the Spanish Minister
the
interviews with Viscount PALMERSTON yesterday, at

Foreign Office. terdsi
The Wurtemberg Minibter transacted business
at the office of the Secretary of State for Foreign I°4l

DEATH OF LORD DARNLEyThe 31)°
, '.
named Nobleman was found deAd in his bed at
deuce in Chatham, on Thursday morning. His Lca'g 0
had been rather unwell for some weeks past, but
much better on Tuesday last, as to be enabled to *b..; g,
the Rochester Reform meeting. After leaving the Inee;to
however, he became again so ill as to find it necesOrfol
retire into a small inn on the road, where he Was afire ii
to be bled, but refused. He was then conveyed b°i to
his carriage; but thinking himself better, wished Whin,have any further medical advice: the result of vvh,ic%est
fusal is unfortunately as above stated. A coroner's
will he held on his Lordship this day at Ch4thaln• burp
Lordship was sixty-four years of age, having h,en,„ls,
June 30, 1767. On the death of his father, Jujinoi
1781, he succeeded to the family honours, as irisc're,
D. ARNLEY, of Athboy, and Baron. Clifton, of Rath gad
in the county of Meath, in the peerage of Ireland; —of
Baron Clifton, of Leighton Brotnswold in the peerig,ee
England; and hereditary High Steward' of Gr's'"-:d
and Milton. His Lordship has left issue two soosce:"0
one daughter: EDWARD LORD CLIFTON, NOW "C

to the Earldom; JOHN DUNCAN, and ELIZABIITO.
f the f
lowGingetinteeral tionifl(,lrotßheNeTeOltNmgeeatvineg
at the notice oßa
nk, viz'eve~
" That the Governor of the Bank of England, whe,°oo
in future consulted by Government on any, intends blip
charge, or imposition on the dividends from the Pueist
funds, or on the trares'er of stock, be requssted to peed
out any such proceeding to be consistent with justice:6r,
the good faith of Parliament, taking with him, is cfesus
motion, the Acts of Parliament, and all appropriate ur
ments, together with an extract from the speech 0100,
Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, in the House of Colo°oll
on the 13th of July, 1803, protesting against an 'd
proceeding as inconsistent with justice, policy, and gest'
faith; in defiance of which appeal the measure su'a°,.
ip
theri.d into effect ; being a proof of the corruption of
House of Commons, and of the necessity of a Refer
the the representation of the people."
DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL FUloge
Yesterday the friends of this admirable institution 'oess
together at the Freemasons' Tavern, his Royal Ilig.b atf
the Duke of Sussex in the chair. After the caste 0,
loyal toasts were drank, the Duke of Sussex rose i°:tir
pose " Prosperity to the Institution." He warily esti
scribed the pleasures derivable from the histrionic art' ore
recollected when he (the Duke of Sussex) was lin ej 0
than seven years of age, the great pleasure be enj°llo.
the first theatrical representation be ever beheld,
the celebrated KING played in the Clandestine garri, stitb
Mr. HARLEY returned thanks in a speech.decken
quotations from SHAESFEARE. BRAHASI, Sig°°Cool
siteliveGrNall Sg,
leSesi,Naciti.dA P
the hitlifittyirms,,asankdepsetvnepral otherei,..sr,
A declaration against the Reform° aplaitiPrau:).
before Parliament has been brought out to-dal (14040'
by a set of persons connected with the East India or
pany and the Bank of England, and it has, We, °joie'
stand, received the signatures of a number of peol),)e„,004
rested in and dependent upon these two establisnwA
bf
We say that this declaration has been brought forW7tbe
persons connected with the East Wis. Compaq °Ps ofd'
Batik, because we know that such is the case, but int Sir
nion is that the document itself is the production o'tbst
HARCOURT LEES, for we hold it next to impoosibi.ens of
any person could have produced so close an imitsll-0061
that rigmarole long-winded style for which the ssz 1118
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and Reverend Baronet is so justly celebrated. 't I
Apd I
that the thing somewhat out-Harcourts Harcourt, mob
is also true that it contains sundry errorsin gram di bps
which the Baronet is not likely to have committed kel,
these discrepancies may be attributed to his Wit! 0, 1°
inv., so that, taking all things into considerape or,
ttt
ilhei irnne
ekefitt
this
eayin
sentence,,obse zwfaelaiirlilecyhe considered
urpelointi
eaain apsaivtvhei veritable
renaei,
icot
en o,tl:ocPittii::
hundred words each. The second sentence alone
„I. to
thirteen lines of nonpareil, which, at twelve Wersi-001°•
line, make no less than one hundred and fifty-111 risg t°
Only imagine a turtle.fed City Alderman endeave%roor
read such a sentence without taking his breath ! deed
part we are quite satisfied that he would drop do foot
in a fit of apoplexy before he had got through bail. ado;
To prevent such a catastrophe, and to save ontrieSiltii,/
the trouble of wading thiough such a vast e° 0111
puddle of verbiage, we will give, in a very fel°oll °
the weaning which these advocates of the rotten
to este
wore thhaeveds"deeigrer:dtiliel‘e
Midhurst, and the pig stye at Old Sarum, intend ileferl
vey. It is as follows :—" We are friendly, to $ tosli
of Parliament, but we are decidedly opposed t°
Ah
Reform as will cut off the saleable borough', Igoe:
etaialoonnnebi
net
properlyldieeeinarteinregsr,tespisorfeet
heetnhtreeedai Bank and East int' ill 0 bract
can
for, though there is a great deal said about
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" the rights and privileges of wealthy bodies, ;rotilife
institutions and establishments," yet it is evidenhees
true object is to stick by the pigstyes, because te bitbetfrot
and fortune men" think that the pigstyes ba° °Weedy
stuck by them. Now, we have not the slight"! ili 0
to all this—it is very amusing, and in our olnntse flos
harmless; but we do object to the promoters of r
culous affair endeavouring, by threats and otPuebestl
110
means, to induce others to appear as great ble:oe,
themselves. All men are not like DogberrY,
rite the:,
contrary, have insuperable objections either to °AO'
selves down asses, or to be so written down by
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Morning Herald. A 0
ce' colaf
It appears that four gentlemen eorinewedo
leading capitalists and bankers left town 00 ore' eof
evening for Paris, for the purpose, as it is rum
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conferring with the French as to the Pritetleised telf
raising in England what remains yet to he °roe
200 millions of Bons Royaux (Exchequer of to
voted by the Chambers. The distrust or vie"resider tse
fidence which prevails in France being likely t°
10l i°
Fred
projected operation not immediately succes'e 001
French Stock Market, it would seem to have
French Stock Market, it would seem ha' 00.0 'ealoieb
to the Government of Louts PHILIP, as it ibe
eoaccpaitseiolineste,towohtheerinkg'reennecrhalGheovveerogoreteantts,cotab;atca,;;y 61130
per
solidity of the French finances, will very re, Olsed
the required amount of Bons Royaux, Povl at,., or
cent. interest be given, and they are made tail
tbet It erls °I
dates, and also providing they may be b° ent.„odeti
twelve per cent. below par. To show hoe at
the
acuteness, enterprise, and success which nee 041,4,
the operations of British capitalists in Fo..s. P „jive
year 1814, we may observe that BostaVatos'
wry 1000
turn from Elba, could not raise the neceit Ibe bed telex
for a general arming against the Allies nit
the leaders of the French Money
by
they might think of the credit of th..„(ioroanfideo_loos,
France, the English had looked to it vrti'l,n_ Gover:l9l6
advancing, without reference to a particn Isl,ado, lead
ao less than a million sterling in Londo fit;
took sbeto P°l
1817, and 1818, the English capitalis
or otoneloo.oo
in furnishing France with large surnisliorsis
claims of theit
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