The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-01 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The KING and QUEEN, accompani,d by the Duchess of
CAMBRIDGE and the Duchess of SA X E WEIMAR, let
the Palace at Windsor in a carriage and four about three
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followed in a second carriage and four. Their 'AlasecstifA
arrived at Rose Villa at a quarter pact five o'clock,
were received by the noble host and hostess, who conducted
t.,em to the dining-room. The Duke and Duchess '',
CUMBERLAND, accompanied by Prince GEORGE and
tutor, the Rev. Mr. JELL, from their residence at 1,4°1
sad ihe Duchess of GLOUCESTER from Windsor Cast,,
arriv d shortly before the KING and QUEEN. Dinnero.j
served to their MAJESTIES and the members of the ROY'
Family in the dining-room, and to the general compell;
c insisting of about two hundred of the principal nobili%
;,11.1 gentry, the Foreign Ministers and their ladies, in th.
cmservatory, at two long tables.
After dinner, the quadrille band commenced playing?
and dancing began in the conservatory. Their MAJEsTiSS
and the Royal party promenaded through the gardens 0'
tached to the house.
In the evening the house and gardens were brilliantly
illuminated ssrth variegated lamps, and a display of fire"
works took place from two barges lying off the grounds°
the Thaoles.
The KING and QUEEN left about las If-past nine o'clock'
and came to town to the Palace at St. James's.
Their MAJESTIES and the Duchess of GLOUCESTER 01:1
tended divine service yesterday at the Chapel Royal, and beard
a sermon by the Rev. Mr. LurroN, from the 6th chap
of St. Luke, and the 37th verse. The service was res"'
by the Rev. Mr. BARHAM. The Communion Servie:
was read by the Rev. Mr. Hotarns, the Sub-Dean. 1h
Te Dtum, Jubilate, and service was by TRAVERS. J.;
anthem was, " I will love thee, 0 Lord," by CLAW'
which was admirably sung by Messrs. HOBBS and 13011
BURY. Mr. STAFFORD SMITH and Mr. COOPER preski
at the organ. The Bishop of CHICHESTER was the C1e1„.
of the Closet in waiting. Earl HOWE and the Marchioner
of WESTMEATH were in attendance on the QUEEN. lit
The KING gave audiences yesterday to Earl GREY, 1 I
Duke of DEVONSHIRE, the E al of ALBEMARLE, ViSCO°I •
ANSON, Lord HILL, and Sir ./A3l ES COCKBURN.
The Duke of SUSSEX, the Duchess of Gr.ounnsYllil
and the Princess SOPHIA, visited the QUEEN yesterl
and partook of a dejeune with her MAJESTY. Ptis
PAUL of Wurtemberg also visited the QUEEN yesterdaY•
Her MAJESTY, accompanied by the Duchess of SA:e
WEIMAR took an airing in the afternoon in an open c
riage, and paid a visit to the Duchess of CAmmtivos
her residence in Piccadilly. S'
The KING took an airing in a carriage yesterday afterneei,
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Summonses were issued to the Cabinet Ministers yesl 0'
day morning, to attend a Cabinet Council in the afters°:ol
at the Foreign-office. The Ministers assembled bets'
one and two o'clock : there were present the
CHANCELLOR, the Marquis of LANSDOWNE, Earl G11%'4
Viscounts MELBOURNE, PA LMERSTON, GODERICII, sss
ALTIIORr, the Earl of CARLISLE, the Right Hon. CHASI'OI
GRANT, Lord HOLLAND, Lord DURHAM, the Duke
RICHMOND, and Mr. STANLEY.
The Ministers remained in deliberation about two haller,
After the Council, the Spanish Minister had an ite,
view with Viscount PALMERSTON at the Foreign On'
Despatches were received at the Home Office on Ssll'o,l
day from the Magistrates of Oxfordshire, relative, it is 11
derstood, to some disturbances in that county. of
Despatches from Sir LOWRY COLE, the Governor ho
the Cape of Good Hope, were received yesterday 111
Colonial-office.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER entertain' os
party of Members of the House of, Commons at dinnerrill.
Saturday at his residence in Downing-street. The riosl
consisted of Viscount Foßnwicn, Lord JAMES FIT
Colonels CAVENDISH and CHICHESTER, Messrs. Ps,lfio,
RIDLEY COLBORN, H. HOWARD, HARconitT, G•
NON, T. DU NCO3IBE, and PROTHEROE.
The Lords of his Majesty's Most Honourable odl
Council had a meeting on Saturday, at the Ccutioo,
Office, to make arrangements for his Majesty's con:°.lo9
' There were present the Duke of SussEx, the Arclall,'Or,/
of CANTERBURY, the Bishop of LONDON, the 100
PRESIDENT, the Duke of NORFOLK, Earl GREY, oft
DURIIA3I, Viscount MELBOURNE, Viscount ALTO op
the Earl of CARLISLE, the Marquis of CleoLstosPllo'
the Earl of ALBEMARLE, Marquis WELLESLEY, the
of RictisioND, and Lord PLUNKET•
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The Prussian Minister had an interview with v'."
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PALMERSTON on Saturday morning, at his Lord
private residence in Stanhope-street. OD/
The Spanish Ministers transacted business on Salll
Atrsl
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place lately in a canal boat near Mullingar. 1‘ lea P $
humourous fellow who was on board, having seettj Folo
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