The Sun.
London, England, 1831-11-25 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of KENT and
Princess VICTORIA walked in Hyde-park yesterday,
some time.

The Archbishop of CANTERBURY had an interview'
Earl GREY yesterday, at the Treasurys His Grace
visited Viscount GoDERIctr, at the Colonial•offce•

Monsieur ZEA BERMUDEZ, the Spanish Amblises
had a long interview with Viscount PALMERSTON, Ye'
day, at the Foreign-office.
A deputation from the North American Colonial
ciation, including Messrs. GOULD, CAMPBELL, and C;
TER, waited on Viscount GODERICH yesterday, at tilt
lonial-office, and had a conference with his LordshiP',
The Danish Charge d'Affaires transacted busineee'
terday at the office of the Secretary of State for Fel
Affairs. A deputation from St. John's, Southwark'l
an interview yesterday with Earl GREY, at the Tre:lei
Despatches from Sir CHARLES COLVILLE, the Goa
of the Mauritius, were yesterday received at the C°lo
office.

BRIGHTON, Nov. 24.

The KING, accompanied by hie Royal sister
Duchess of GLoucEsTra, left the Palace yesterdg
carriage and four, with two outriders, proceeded
Lewes road, through Stanmore-park (the seat of
of CHICHESTER), from there to the West Cliff,
returned to the Palace after four o'clock.

His MAJESTY is in excellent health and spirit
QUEEN has recovered from her indisposition; bul
has not taken her usual carriage airing.
Her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA
leave the Palace yesterday.
The Duke of GLOUCESTER. took an airing in a
and pair, and honoured several of the nobility svi,
His Royal Highness the Prince George of Ci
walked through various parts of the town,
his preceptor, the Rev. Mr. Noon.

Their I‘l.tazsrlEs entertained at dinner last
Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta, the
Duchess of Gloucester, Prince George of Car
Royal Highness the Princess Louisa, Lord Ado')
Clarence, the Duke of Argyll, Lord Belhaven,
Countess of Errol, Earl of Uxbridge, Marquis
ampton, Earl and Countess of Kinnoul, Lady M
Lord Belhaven. Mr. Henry Fox, Lady Bedit
Andrew Barnard, Sir Herbert Taylor, Madam,
Colonel and Lady Mary Fox, and the Earl and
of Mayo.
Madame d'EsTE and Lady SIDNEY took an ail
the East and West Cliff.
Colonel Fox arrived at the Pavilion last
had the honour of (lining with their MAJESTIES.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT joined his family of
evening, and litd the honour of paying his
their MAJESTIES yesterday.

The Earl and Countess of SURREY are
house in Brunswick-square.
Lord and Lady W. RUSSELL reside on the G.
The Duke and Duchess Dowager of litcHmk
Lady SOPHIA LENNOX, are prolonging their ata;
PEEL'S.

The following nobility and gentry had the
le iving their names at the Palace :—Prince
Duchess de Dino, Countess of Stradbroke, Lad;
liams, Viscountess Bolingbroke, Lady and Mi
Lady Brougham, Countess of Beauchamp, Hon.
Mrs. Cavendish, Sir F. Burdett, Sir G. Ansoi
Freemantle, Hon. Miss Eden, Lieut.-Colonel De
Captain Dixon.

Mr. ROSE denies that he has been apj
C'tief Judge of the Bankruptcy Court.

Lord and Lady DußtiAm arc exp'
prolong their visit to Paris until Parliament .
when the Lord Privy Seal will return to Clev,
His Lord hip's visit to King LEOPOLD did not el
or ten days, as he was desirous of paying a sr,
friend, Lord GRANVILLE, on his way to Englaw
Noble Baron went to Brussels by the special
of his Belgic MAJESTY, in the hope that chant
and climate may, in part, dissipate the deep gk
rienced,by his Lordship, on account of the dew
son. During the long residence of
.King
this country a cordial friendship subsisted ,
MAJESTY and Lord DURHAM, who was a frequi
at Marlborough House. His Lordship, it is ua
refused the ample salary of the Cabinet office
Privy Seal, when his MAJESTY appointed him
post in the Administration.

The New Monthly Magazine for _
edited by E. L. BULWER, Eql., we are requested
will contain articles under the following heads
Times, by a Reforming Member of Parham,

BROUGHAM—..--3. The Foreigner in Engl..
Knowledge of the World in Men and Books ; by the
of " Conversations with an Ambitious Student'
miniscences of WYNDHAM, by an Old M.
TEAUBRIAND and LOUIS PittuarE-7. B'
NAPOLEON ; or, they met in Heaven : by the
Corn-law Rhymes"--8. Romance and Realil
vernment and Administration-10. Cholera
11. The Victim, a story-12. Dialogue between
Pe, r and a Rtforming Commoner-13. Monthly
try on Men and Things.

We understand that a meeting was
Durham on Monday, on the subject of the cho;
was attended by the Marquis of LONDONDERRY
probated strongly the measures taken by Gov,
prevent the spread of this fatal disease, and
original directions of the Board of Health, whict
nounced to be vexatious and unnecessary. Dr,
was present, and took from his pocket the
.

the present Board of Health, which appeared to
neral satisfaction. Some resolutions were passel
have not been communicated to us.—We are
prised that Lord LONDONDERRY, who is a
proprietor, should be adverse to any measures
to impede the trade in that article. We have
his Lordship some time ago addressed a letter to •
of Health, assuring them there was no danger
cholera in a particular port which belongs to b.
same post brought to the Board of Health an
vessel from the same port which had lost a sailor
from an attack of the cholera, which lasted only •
The Paris letters are of course much
with the unexpected opposition to M. Ciampi.
which has arisen on the subject of the new
There is besides this, it seems, a question of so
tude, which is agitated in the Paris
state of the political relations between France and
which are threatened with an interruption to the
good understanding which subsisted. It is
marked coolness has been manifested by the
NICHOLAS towards the French Ambassador at St.
burgh, who, it appears, on a recent occasion,
lemn thanksgiving took place in consequence of
Warsaw, refused to honour the ceremony with his
though all the other foreign Ambassadors

doubt is entertained that the French Ambassador
instructed not to do any act which should appear
the countenance of his Government to an

sally reprobated in France, as the resubjugation
After the ceremony, a notification was con♦

Ambassador, though he might obtain a private
the EMPEROR, whenever he thought proper, be
again appear at Court on the days of public
Beyond this the affair is not known at present to
ceeded ; but as this is a species of indignity on
Russia which the French Government, it is t 2
notice, the sequel is waited for with some

Indications of giving way appear, however, in the
funds, which continue firm, and the 3 per Cents.
on Tuesday at 691. 60c.— Times.

A few days since, Mr. WARD, a yoi
who held the situation of clerk in the Bank of
committed a most determined act of

his apartment, at the house of Mr. LLOYD, as
messenger, near the horse-armoury in the Tower'
unfortunate youth, only 19 years of age, was
Mr. Wean, a surgeon in the army on half-pay,
lately lived beyond his meaus. About a manta
was served with a copy of a writ on account
under 201., which he had contracted unknown
friends, and on the day the writ became retur

present term, be remained at home. About two
the afternoon he looked out of a window and
friend named Hare, saying he wanted to speak
Mr. HOPE entered the house, and was proceeding
when he beard the report of a pistol, succeeded
noise of something heavy falling on the floor.
ing the bed-room of the young man he was ~
on the floor weltering in his blood, arid a pistol,
discharged, by his side, while a razor was lying
the table. An inquest has since been held on the
the Gold Chain in the Tower, when evidence was
that the embarrassments of the ill-fated youth
dered his mind, and that he had laboured under
prehension that the Bank Directors would

quainted with the fact that a writ had been se'
bun, and that he would consequently be 411,1-6,
his situation. The Jury returned a verdict
deceased committed suicide while in a state of
raugegueut."

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airing in a el , ,
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Lady Mary VI '
.ady Bedingfieldw
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dor, Madame d? tRA.
le Earl and C°°
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r took an airing' 'tPor
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on last evenieP
NIAJESTIZS.
is family on T ,
lying his reer• c.Ziat last
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rlianient re-assfl'i to sp
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, --e
.n did not exceed tai invc
f paying a visit r 3 tio
nal N 1
ly to Englami.„ B.
he special Joirtin•
„1 • in
that change - h
the deep grief ti 'On
t of the death Al'ed f
:oapfbpi
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tnegdo
ffihLeeiEmoortfo;tithiate_s:era‘Veui
.übsisted betwee)o4l
was a frequent oh, il.orid
lip, it is undertf),, Whieh °
't pub]
:ine for Deceo Opp
are requested te'titWay
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ring heads :_t i elate
Parliament--'2' ; for
in England %tanc(
Books ; the naroce
us Studentr---.61 t° t
Old M. oit„': °Petty
en :by the Ao'l7ot. f
and Realityr.'9) 4 In
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:a by Governoierir "gse
cessary. Dr• ja,
ket the resolutl7 It -uoe
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is were passed)
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are °E th "er
who is grelq.tte t Seal.
• measures vellicibpl, ItOtjai
We have besrudr°ll h P
d a letter to tbeiNti er in
'as no danger °Ott, capita
ielongs to biro'Eth,,
health an accouti; to it
lost a sailor at, eh Lilt h,
lasted only nine' dealt the '
rse much occql4olh whrn:
M. Castrato
the new Peersl"/"‘:14r,,,-r,CO(
creation of some Pt% „"). are
circles,—name
en France and ',it', -or
qtion to the erili tivin
d. It is they
Led by the Z
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V,/iti, ttrtln
iassador at St.
,f erne
occasion, whe°ollkrti airea
sequence of tblethe trti
cony with his p,
isadors ettendel' Ot tent
Ambassador by eboh.t"nini,,
ihould appear
to an event 110,°-' Or -41 ent t°
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subjugation of f 0 /it ruca
was conveyed. cr°ll, 411)ed•
a private audgjj oc ext
proper, be e•Oatio° ,t 1151(
of public recetpell ti the
it present to ba1;040 ti
Of
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'dignity on the ote,altlahi ;
nt, it is thought' "'pp e.
h some ansiene'docr, °lnted
pwever, in the r' re -"m
ItO
3 per Cents ,‘ ape
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LED, a you'll:s h
10c!
he Bank of ftp Vaths.
of self-clestruel;eir
LLOYD, an Or'Oleti,e ti
in the Tower arld
ages was the pr'rel.
on 6
half-pays a 13.0
eMa
out a :liana/ ^' dtt , 0t
n account of sa gift. "4
:ted unknown I.o,ltOpi ttBio
ame returnable, _Ate tby
About two e'cAlQ'to I 141 t
ndow and calle°,o,l: (Nit 'I;
ed to speak to t„ ea 8
as proceeding Ur "nVin
01, succeeded Viotete fr
the floor. Oti the
°LII
he was found strecePiyr „ firer
and a pistols rf
oto AIN er
r was lying er,,eir
n held on the uidpekr, rr
evidence was snow
ited youth bad 4141 int
loured under gee
-s would beatl/05, than
bad been servedd 0,4-.404 in I
ley be distnite till' It 11
a verdict ``11) lirtita. are
a state of we° -14 ti d