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

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND, attended bY,
Lady SOPHIA LENNOX, Baron LINSF.NGEN, and Colo e'
POTEN, Prince GEORGE of Cumberland, accompanied 1
his preceptor, the Rev. Mr. JELF, the Duchess and Prirr
cess Auccaaa of Cambridge, attended by Baroness AitlY
FELDT. Sir JAMES REYNELL, and Colonel KEATE, PriVe
GEORGE of Cambridge, accompanied- by his preceptor 0°
Rev. Mr. ilEavEv, honoured the dejeune Oven by ttc
Marquia of I-IratTronn, at his villa in the Regent's-pr''
on Saturday, with their presence. The Duke, Duclieo
and Prince GEORGE of Cumberland afterwards left too'
for their residence at Kew.
The Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, accompanied by Princ:
GEolecif, and Princess AncusTA, visited Doris'', 31,01-
yesterday.
The Conftrences of the Ministers of the five Ge
Powers, held at the Foreign Office on Friday evenio
lasted about five hours. Some of the Ambassadors, aftl
the Conference, had separate interviews with Viaconil
PALMERSTON. Despatches wire aPerwards sent off ,
messengers to our Ambassadors at Paris and the Hag°,
Another Confetence was held on Saturday afters°, t;
which was attinded by the Russian, French, and Aulttr'!,
Ambassadors, the Prussian M 'lister, Baron DE WESSI/
BunG, Austrian Envoy Extra,,rdinary ; Count Mal°C;
stiEvm, the Russi.n Envoy Exttaordinary; and Visct#9
PALatERsTON. The Conference lasted about four 1100
Summonses were issued to the Cabinet Ministers Vo,
the Foreign-Office on Saturday morning, to attend s•
binet Canned to be held at night at the Foreign-On
Earl GREY came to town from his seat at East Sheelb,ts
Viscount GODERICH from Wimbledon, in consegol",,
The Ministers assembled at ten o'clock. All the in'
hers of the Cabinet were present ; and did not bread
till two o'clock yesterday morning. A King's Mcsse'V
was afterwards sent off with despatches for Sir CtraAl'i
BAGOT, cur Ambassador at the Court of the Ki°g,i
HOLLAND. Another Cabinet Council was held at ~I;)
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Foreign Office, "Tli,
was attended by the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Marclol6/,
LANSDOWNE, Earl GREY, Lord DURHAM, ViosCOU,
MELBOURNE, PAL3IERSTON, GODERICH, and Atol
the Earl of CARLISLE, the Right Right lionoor1,;
CHARLES GRANT, LOld HOLLAND, Sir JAMES V 'ln
Haat, the Duke of RICHMOND, and Mr. Slf
LEY. The Ministers sat in deliberation ten :i
and a half. The Ambassadors and Ministers of Pri
Austria, France, and Prussia, who were assembled 3t
Foreign Office during the time that the Council sva9
tin;, lad on its conclusion an interview for a short t
with Viscount PALMERSTON.
Despatches were sent off from the Colonial Officeoi
Saturday evening, for the Earl of BELMORE, the Gee
of .Tamaica, and the Governors of the Leeward Island"

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER entettaii

party of heathers of the House of Commons at Jinni
Saturday evening, at his residence in Downing-sire
Among the irtrty were Lord GEORGE LENNOX, S'
LLOYD, Cu lonel CRADOCK, Major WEYLAND,
LLOYD, MOST YN, LA WLEY, JOHN RUSSELL, Pn
11. ROSS, GISIORNE, LA NGSTON, FY SSWE PAL
RAmsnEN, and WILBRAHAM.

THEIR MAJESTIES.

(Front the Windsgr Express.)
Their MAJESTIES, accompanitd by the DuclOi,
GratucEsrEn and Miss BAGt;T, arrived at the Casc
dinner on Wednesday evening, escorted by a party' "0
lat Life Guards. Shortly afterwards Lord and
CLINTON arrived, and had the honour of dining
their MAJESTIES.

On Thursday afternoon the KING and Quzzst
airing in the Great Park ; the KING, in the ponYl7)
accompanied by the Duchess of GLoucEsTEtt 80 t
LANDGRAVINE, and the QUEEN on horseback, ot1")
by Lord "
CLINTON,ON, Sir ANDREW BARNARD, S
BAGOT. The Royal party remained out some holt
the course of the tort noon, her Royal Highness the
ce,s AUGUSTA paid a visit to their MAJESTIES, and
wards returned to Frogan re.
Yesterday her MAJESTY was engaged with the))
Princess LOUISE of Saxv Weimar (who is indispoe'ji;
did not take her usual tide in consequence. Theo,
drove out in the afternoon, accompanied by the P
of GLOUCESTER.
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This morning (Saturday) the Duchess of (31.01;C:,
left the Castle lOr London. Baron OINIPTEDA P 7
audience of his AIAJ F.STY. The KING and Clis,f,S,l;ll
their usual airing at a little after three o'clock. 1"
very few viBiters staying at the Cistle at present.
CLINTON is Lady in Waiting, and Miss MrreitEo'
of Honour.

It is doubtful whether the fete, which it was or()
would take place at Bushy in commemoration Iv
QUEEN'S birth-day, will not he given at the
We understand that CHANTRY has been occur
some days at the Castle, in making a medallion
QUEEN for a coronation medal. The same arti'-t
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a medallion of the KING about six months after
JESTY'S acce,sion to the Throne.
The Duchess of SAXE WEIMAR'S stay in Hoard
not be a long one, and her Serene Highness is abaci,
peeled to return to the Castle, where four of her co
still continue to reside, viz.—Prince Gusr.avn;,,t
Princesses LOUISE, ANNA, and AMELIA. Her lin
visit to Holland was occasioned by the opportunit) ;0:
by her eldest son's returning to his father (the
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SAXE WEIMAR, who has the command of Los
for the purpose of continuing his education. II
Their MAJEsTrEs continue to enjoy excellent b`l:
The Princesses ELIZABETH and AUGUSTA dinedll4
their MAJESTIES and the illustrious Members of
In addition to the Tete on the 13th, at the e
celebration of the QUEEN'S birth-day, there 101111,1
ball and supper at the Town-hall on the 15111,
of the same occasion. It is also the inteotiotbio
townsmen to commemorate the anniversary of,,
JESTY'S natal day by a public dinner, also to tsseo
the Town- hall on Monday, the 2241, the KING'S
falling on the Sundae.
In addition to this, the Bachelois of Windsor, j
fur some time been actively engaged in collo:045
tions for the purpose, intend to celebrate the reture,
KING'S birth-day with great spirit in their `` Mlle
usual variety of rustic sports and amusements
the day, which will terminate with a brilliant
tire-works.

Among the European Nobility, pr°u„P;l
Marquis of STAFFORD is the wealthiest in&via j,/#!
income goes beyond 300,000/. sterling. The ttV
MEDINA CCELI, whose wealth is generalli 04)
a standard and term of comparison, r6e,c
114,000,000 of reals, about 115,0001., and be
to keep a regal establishment, as he still keeps
tensions to the crown of Spain. His howebol

to more than 200 persons.
The Defiance and Subscription D o test)
recently performed the seventeen miles betwel,
London in fifty-eight minutes. The journeY
to London is now accomplished in fifteen bourf eP
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A few days since a person who w's,
iu thatching a stack at Richmond, observed
of tly
bees flying across a field near him. ingt"(l.it 4
mewls, he set out with a sheaf of straw, bel"ettiiill
midst of the colony on wing, awl the Warn' ve4,l
were carried to a convenient Tot for being
field Iris.

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