The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-20 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

His MAJESTY entertained the Members of the Hampton
Toy Club at dinner last evening, at the Palace at St.
James's. The party assembled in the Ball-room, and on
dinner being served, the KING, preceded by the Comp-
troller of the Household, led the way to the Banquetting-
room, followed by near seventy Members of the club. His
MAJESTY took his seat in the middle of the upper cross
table. The dinner was laid out with great taste and ele-
gance. The Earl Of ERROL, Lord BYRON, Lord ROBERT
GROSVENOR, Lord --- SEYMOUR, Lord FREDERICK FITZ-
CLARENCE, Lord ADOLPHUS FITZCLARENCE, Sir WATHEN
WALLER, Sir HENRY WHEATLY, Sir HENRY CAMPBELL,
Colonel Fox, and Capt. WOOLMORE, were among the party.
The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND came to town
yesterday from their residence at Kew. Their Royal
Highnesses entertained a select party at dinner, in the even-
ing, at their residence in the Palace at St. James's.
The QUEEN, accompanied by the Duchess and Princess
LOUISE of Saxe WFIMA R, kit town in a carriage and four
shortly before twelve o'clock yesterday for Brighton.
The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and the Prin-
cess SormA and the Duke of SUssEx, visited the KING
yesterday.
In the afternoon his MAJESTY, accompanied by the
Princesses AUGUSTA and SoemA, and attended by the
Earl of ALBEMARLE and Lord FREDERICK FITZCLARENCE,
went to visit the Royal Mews at Pimlico.
The Prussian, Spanish, and Belgian Ministers ; the Baron
DE WESSENBURG, on a special missi-tu from Austria ; Mr.
WASHINGTON lavING, the Charge d'Affaires from the
United States, accompanied by the new American Mini-
ster, visited Viscount PALMERSTON yesterday at the
Foreign-office.
The Lord Advocate of Scotland, accompanied by Mr.
KENNEDY, M.P., and several other gentlemen, had a con-
ference with Viscount At.THosr yesterday at t'le Treasury,
respecting the Scotch Reform Bill.
The Austrian Ambassador anti the Neapolitan Minister
transacted business yesterday at the office of the Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs.

Mr. Ewa RT, M.P., Air. WOOD, M.P., and a deputation
of gentlemen from Liverpool, hail au interview yesterday
with Viscount ALTIIORP at the Tre,sury.

GERMAN PAPERS.

FRONTIERS OF POLAND, SEPTEMBER W.—Accounts
from Warsaw, of the Sth, in the evening, announce
that the army is included in the capitulation, and has sent
a General to the Grand Duke Michael, to recommend
itself to the clemency of the Emperor, whose comm rods
it will await at Plozk.—Berlin Journal, published by
Spener.
BERLIN, SEPT. 15.—The Prussian State Gazette of
thin date contains two accounts from the Russian head-
quarters. The first, dated Nadarzyn, Sept. 5, describes
the preparations made for storming the intrenchments of
Warsaw, and expresses an apprehension that the negotia-
tions commenced by General Danneb,rg may not have a
favourable result, Out adds, that if the attack on the in-
trenchments should be successful, perhaps the voice of
reason may be listened to, and then it will require but a
short time to come to an understanding.. The second re.
port is dated Warsaw, Sept. 8. It relates with more de-
tail, but in substance the same as the report already re-
ceived, the circumstances of the attack on the in-
trenchments of Warsaw. On the 21 day (Septem-
ber 7,) Count Paskewirsch received a contusion from
a cannon-ball, which struck his left arm, in the first
quarter of an hour of the combat ; and thou eh
no dangerous consequences were apprehended, he was
obliged for a time to quit the field, and leave the com-
mand to General Toll. After reciting the circumstances
of the combat till the Russians hof got possession of the
rampart, the report concludes in the fol owing terms
" The Poles retreated into the interior of the city,
Russians occupied the rampart, arid erected batteries •for
eighty cannon, to chastise the rebellious city in case it
should persevere in its resistance. In the course of the
night General Krukawiecki sent a flag of truce announcing
that the Diet has dissolved itself, and that he, as Die-
t itor, governed al me, though he was not sure of his life.
At day-break or lers were issued to all the troops not to
commit any hostilities, as bath the capital and the
country had submAted to his Majesty the Emperor
and King, and the army was marching to Plozk, as
the Field-Marshal had ordered it, to await his Majesty's
commands, This morning already General ?,ialachowski
caused a report of the Polish army to be delivered to the
Field-Marshal. The Imperial Guard occupied the city
this morning. At. the Jerusalem barrier a deputation pre-
sented to his Imperial highness the Grand Duke Michael
bread and salt. A brigade occupied the tete-de-pont of
Praga. The Field-Marshal will come this morning to the
Belvedere : indisposition prevents his getting on horseback.
General Count Witt is appointed Governor of Warsaw,
and General Knrff commandant. Tne suburbs on the
south- west side are almost entirely burnt dawn. In the
city itself the artillery has done little damage : its effects
would have been felt to-day. The loss of the Russian
army could not be inconsiderable ; it is estim aed at be-
tween 4,000 and 5,000 men, but positive details are still
wanting."
" Time Prussian State Gazette of the 16th contains
no farther news from Warsaw.