The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-26 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Their S. rend Higlines,es the Princess of Hohentolie, the Duke 0
Sir_ile Coburg, and the Prince of Leiningen, attended by the
B3TOSC:S
Spetif, Count Kolowrath, and Baron Abrenslehen, arrived at the New.
Palace in two of the Royal carriages, at eleven o'clock yesterday in(nn-
ing, from the Continent, on a visit to her Majesty. Colonel Buckley
received their Serene Highnesses on their landing from the Firebrand,
;Ind attended them to the Palace.
Her Molesity and her august* mother, attended by the Princess 10:
lienlolh,, took a drive to the Regent's Park in an open barouche al.°
four yesterday afternoon. The Earl of Uxbridge and Colonel Wenirs;
attended her Majesty on horseback.
Viscount Melbourne, Lori John Russell, and Lord Hill, had audi•
ences yesterday of the Queen. their
The following joined the Royal circle at dinner last evening:—
S rere Highn, sses the Prin es H: berth ho, the Duke of Saxe Coburg, an
the Prince of Lciningen, the Duke of Argyll, Marquis of Conyng;
ham, Earl of Belfast, Faro:less : pe'h, Count Kolowratb,?paron Abre"
lebin, Baron de Brande. tier, and Col. Buckley.
The Band of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards was in attendance's
filler
gHthe venier Majesty theng. Queen Dowager took an airing yesterday afternoon
_in
a pcm.y Phaeton and four. The Ductless of Gloucester Viiited lier M
jesty yesterday at Marlborough House.
The h.
at Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had a dinner party on Sunday
at Cambridge House: Amongst the company were their Serene }lig,
nooses Prince Christian of Holstein Glackshourg, and Prince Erne,t
(rine
Hesse Philippathal, the Dani,h Minister, and Baroness Biome, Df.
Bille (Chembellan to his Danish Majesty), Count G. G. de Blucher'
Baron de Vrints Berberich, and Cot. Jones. Van
The Netherlands Ambassador Extraordinary and the Barones, ,„
de Car.llen, had an interview with the Duke and Duchess of Comb' -"-
on Saturday, at Cambridge House.
rem
Hi; Serene Highnees Prince Christian of Holstein Glucks'ourg
ceived visits yesterday at Farrance's Hotel from their Royal Higline.l,
Ponce George of Cambridge and the Duke de Nemour!, the Span's"
Sardinian, Swedish, Portuguese and French Ambassadors Extraordinary,
the Bavarian and Sardinian Ministers, the Marquises of Dalmatia :10:
d'Eyragues, Barons de Seyerlitz and - Week] Jarlsberg, Count Via° c.
Beam, Marquis of Lansdowne, Viscount Palmerston, Duke of
lin
el, rich, Marquis of Hertford, Earls of Albemarle and Jersey.
t Mr'
A Railway Deputation, composed of Sir J. Graham, Bar
Hooves, M.P., Mr. Finch, M.P., Lord Sandon, M.P., Mr. Mark I 11"...
lips, M.P., and Mr. Labouchere, M.P., had an interview with the Chan
cellor of the Exchequer yesterday in Downing-street.
Lord Huntingdon, Sir Jacob Astley, aliel Mr. Isaac Goldsmid had in-
terviews with Viscount Melbourne yesterday in Downing-street.
rd
The Attorney. General and Colonel M‘Neil had interviews with Lo
Glenel
Despatches,
yesterday, at the Colonial Office.
dated March 17, were received yesterday at the Colui-
Office, from Sir George Glaps4 the Governor of New South Wales.
Despatches, dated Feb. 9.7, were received yesterday from the Govern°
of Ceylon.
Despatches, dated June 15, were received yesterday from Major-Ge.
neral Sir Alexander Woodford, the Governor of Gibraltar.
Despatches, dated June 19, were received yesterday at the Foreri_givn
Department, from the British Charge d'Affaires at Lisbon; and f
the Consul at Oporto, dated the 20th instant.
Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador, M.. Dedel, the Nether:
lands Minister, and Chevalier d'Aguilar, the Spanish Minister, trap

sacted business at the Foreign Office on Saturday.
The Bavarian, French, and Austrian Ambassadors, and the Spanish
and Portuguese Ministers, transacted business yesterday at the Foreign
Department.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yesterday. Anti_
peal from the Prerogative Court," Tattnall, v. Hankey," was conclu
but judgment was not given. An appeal, " D'Anglehermes v. the Cref;
missioners of Compensation," was afterwards heard, and the Court t tUthe
rose. Lord Brougham, Mr. Baron Parke, Mr. Justice Eosaimuct,
Judge of the Admiralty Court, and the Chief Judge in Bar(ruP y,
ware the Lords present.

ORATORIO AT EXETER HA

Last night, at. Exeter Hall, the Sacred Harmonic SoctetY gave c%..05,
their public performances. The Hall was, as usual on these OCCa
filled by a large body of the subscribers to the Society and theirfreietl'aooo%;
although not crowded to the extent it has sometimes been.
and chorus consisted of towards five hundred performers, amongst whoa
we observed some professors of eminence • but a very large proof
of this large body of persons consisted Of amateurs, raenlbelf and
Society. The principal singers were Miss Birch Miss' Wec'd,
Miss Dolby; Mr. H. I'hillips, Mr. James Bennett and IW*
The Oratorio selected was Judas Maccabeus, which,was
tire. The chorusses, with an exception or tv‘',;) were very correctlYe33.,..
effectively sung, particularly " Fallen is the f'oe " and " nail jc" 'ong
"We never will bow down" was but indifferently sling' law)
orgies': was finely sung by Miss Birch. " From mighty kings"
splendidly given by that young lady, Miss Woodyatt sang very
er
°f
in " Wise men flattering," and the rich mellow tone 0'
Lirnile/
voice was much admired. Mr. Bennett was accompanied by
the violoncello in " 0 liberty," which he sang with good taste.
bad not sufficient power and energy for " Sound an alarm," but in,, The
other pieces was very effective. " Arm, arm ye brave," and
./
„ ttca
Lord worketh wonders," were assigned to Mr. Phillips, who
himself with his accustomed ability and judgment. The voice°,
,:,0
performed
Turner was much admired, and that gentleman acquitted himself
great credit in several of the airs and recitatives of the Oratorio. „,/"
/tie
performance, however, a's a whole was very heavy and tedious.
,beo
next meeting of the Society will be on Wednesday, July I
Handel's Coronation Anthem, Spohr's " Last Judgment," and BOW
ven's Service in C, will be performed.

raryTaibloedeßateGfowrtyrndyrCllluoubs,e, gwistiscsiclatial
breakfast, to six hundred ladies. Strauss's band is engaged, and W"'
accomtakenmodation,
il°d
at
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stationed on aplatform in the adjoining gardens.
corit:
The orchestra 12
Westinster Abbey will
130 instrumental, and 270 vocal performers ; and the Corona!' to
s
Anthem will be composed by Mr. Knyvett, the senior Organist
her Majesty. )avii tt
at seri 01:`°11,a-c
After the Coronation of King William IV. art
Queen Adelaide, their Majesty's held a Drawing room, which was the
fullest during the reign. It is expected that Queen Victoria will
serve the the same custom, as all the Peeresses who attend will wear the
coronets they had at the Coronation, thereby forming a splendid finale
to the gaieties of the season.
that the
Accounts from Berlin of the 15th mention
Emperor Nicholas had appointed the King of Hanover Colonel of a
Russian regiment of Hussars.
Messrs. Von Fulcke and Von Lutken have been
sworn in as members of the Hanoverian Cabinet. fr
Egypt, had returned to Alexandria from his tour through Syria/
Dr. Bowring, according to the last letters dfo
a^
about to return to England.
Ifer Alajesty has issued invitations to 100 efi,ntii:
most distinguished Nobility and foreigners to dine at Buckingham
on Thursday, after the Coronation. be
It is rumoured that Sir F. L. Wood, Bart., ss asitr
added to the House of Lords by the title of Baron GarrowbY--M'S-
Chronicle. 5S Se-
Their Excellencies the General and theC°un'e Uoi'e
bastiani entertained yesterday at dinner his Royal Highne° naron
u
de Nemours, Generals Colbert and Boyer, Count de Trash",
and), an
Bourqueney, Countess d'Harcourt, M. de Bohan, MM. de gab
de lThea Belinaye, cards
Marchioness of Westminster has issuedo- the
Ntrf '
of invitation for a grand assembly at Grosvenor House on Tne a°l
10th of July, at which the Royal 1 ami •ty , all the Ambassadors
dinar 3., and Foreign Princes now in Londonentertainments will be present. Of
eet
n
Yesterday entertainments were given b',' the
Manvers, in Portman-square; Colonel Strutt, in silbeinale str.;ird, ie
Mr. Wilbraham Egerton, in St. James's square; Mr. G. POce:
Hill-street; Sir Robert Ii z-Wygrain, in Connatight.place ; 4"-c0
Grenfell, la Belgrave-square; and the Hon. Edward Harbord'
tertield-street. }tat C
CORONATION FESTlVlTlES.—Preparati°'' io
been made for celebrating the Coronation with suitable hon°n#risgagea'A
town. The committee have for the last fortnight been activelY "dial it%
and the inhabitants at large have shewn that they take a eerr„,ortlin°
lively interest in the festivity of the auspicious day. In the morninan
g
there is to be a procession, consisting of the Mayor and Corr,,",
the principal inhabitants, the different associations of the t,'„'s
neighbourhood and the children of the national school, and ott,'-otic.
tar institutions The children will be regaled in the area of r
The Corporation guns will fire a royal salute The public d"'nerdne"
the Guildhall, at which the Mayor will preside, promi3cs to he I,ave
rously attended,—judging from the names already on the list `:etioloai
little doubt that at least one hundred gentlemen will give this r`,.; be 31,
of their loyalty and patriotic feeling. In the evening there vr".0.1i,"
unu-ually splendid display of fireworks on the Castle green.
of subscriptions towards defraying the incidental expenses °l#
sot"
still remains open ; and we hope that those who have not atrea"'
e tae''
scribed will lose no time in transibitting their contributions
that
surers, Messrs. Williams and Co., at the Carnarvon Bank, in or oge-
the Committee may know upon what scale to make their various
'' ac"
ments.die shall endeavour in our next number to furnish a
count of the proceedings.—Carnarron Herald. ,sestets
For tile borough of Cashel, which has been s
Iro4:‘
by Mr. Woulfe, now Chief Baron of the Exchequer, there are lon the
two candidates—Mr. Richard Moor 6, Queen's Counsel who start' e' raid'
Government interest; and Mr. T. Welsh, a barrister, who is Iner of
cal than his opponent. One of the Penncfather family is sPnken
the Conservative interest. of
s-s
he French ship L' Union, which entered thirs PgliSD
on Friday from New Orleans, spoke on the 10th June, the ;kin in't"
steamer Great Western, which left Bristol
Wfor New York, on the „,et
The Great Western was in 50 degrees est longitude when jib a fa:
L'Union. She was proceeding with full steam and sails, and win egl'"
vourat,le wind. She had then made two-thirds of her pas'33ge, er eon";
reason only. There is every reas to predict that, if tho weato'l to Se'
nue(' favourable, she will have (acted her passage from Bus does thde
York in twelve or thirteen days at most. It will be a t 1144, rroPe
annals of the most rapid passages hitherto made bcOveen
the United States.—Journal Havre. Enti°ll
Letters from Alexandria to the 20th tilt" 1,00
that four or five cases of plague were occrrrin daily. TWO "DI oa
had already fallen victims to it—a servant' of thel ‘Saidinian Corsi' '
a sailor on board of a Tuscan brig.
The Antwerp Company's Steam-ship Antweilil.o'wer,
Britton, Commander, arrived yesterday morning (Monda)')off the veyer,
after a passage of nineteen hours. His Excellency M. Van de [.[shop,
Charles Wood, Esq., M.P., the Merquis de Souza, the Marquis"
The General Steam Navigation oohs[
&c., were among the passengers. . ~sre
Con-wally r burg
tmailhat Clay,o f Friday.
having
i',l;trifeoßnzit.toi,heiyezer'ecaor,ri ageecli t46H, gat a
Neptune arrived at an early hour yeste`rdry morning with the 113ntiaod
n
early
A hours. n
„..0 THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON AND Yr-- sows-
ex
eel'e.,t 16,114. So
t.w,t.)n,i.Ti.--.-So.rie curiosity having been c x‘pressed as to the meeting eire
,tinguished soldiers, it mar be as well to mention that tl-eY 'which
have been set up by the French Iltpublicans respecting the elann_ once
victoryfr of Toulouse. Indeed the Duke of Daltnatia has more than dit,
imisectoautvlxatAiloatjlers(t)ry
ult has never sanctioned the foolish pretensious
et.tDe
iikly admitted the success of the " hero of a hundred fights ' epoce
occasion in question. On Friday night last his Excellency and the were
after
Post. i
the most friendly greeting''
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PLATED DINNER SERVICE, consisting to
Meat Dish Covers, four Corner Hash Dishes with four ccivc'fri-
fit, and a small Epergne, all with silver edges, aro offered
piety, for Twenty-five Guineas, or may' be had separatelY,
follows:
The four Meat Dish Covers . £l4 I`.
The four Corner Dishes, with covers (when required 0
the covers can be used as extra dishes) 8 - 4 0
The small Epergne 4
T. COX SAVORY, Working Goldsmith, Silversmith, 5:6"
47, Cornhill, London (Seven Doors from Graceehurch-strect),,*dv
N.B. The Epergnemay be had with four arms for Three
fleas extra.

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of Middlesex.—Tue!day, June d 3, 1838.