The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-08 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

V-A.SIIIONABLE INTELLIGENCE

The Earl of B ARRIVALS.
And Lad eauchamp, in Portman-square, from Brighton ; Lord
Cant y Sondes, in Portland-place, from their seat, Lees Court, near
erbury ; the Marquis of Camden, in Grosvenor-street, from his scat,
the Wilderness, Kent ; Lord and Lady Maynard, in Grosvenor square,
nr.raormt.,ttir seat, Euston Lodge, Dunmow, Essex ; Sir Charles Morgan,
Pall-mall, from Cheltenham; Lord Strangford, in Harley-
;;lllsir Lord
from Clifton ; Lord Brabazon, M.P., from Leamington Spa;
and Lady Wodchouse, in Hyde-park terrracc, from their scat,
.Nlinberley Hall, Wymondham ; Viscount Ebrington, in Spring-gardens,
from Castle Hill, Devon ; Sir John Slade, from Cheltenham; the Earl
'lnd
;tuntess Leicester, in Arlington-street, from Holkham Hall, Nor_
folk Earl and Countess of Bruce, in Bruton street, from Saven-
tehy,
atLod ge, near Marlborough, Wilts; the Earl and Countess of Mor-
Knightsbridge, from a visit to Sir W. and Lady Hargood, at Bath;
in.. e Earl and Countess of Kinnoull, in Green-street, from Perthshire;
aeduLirllavnidltsCountess of Dunmore, in Grafton-street, from Wilton
Stewart, he Karl and Countess of CamPerdown,
Mr. Yy, .i
y.. n StePliens,from Bath
from Brighton; Lady Tarleton, from Cheltenham;
tart,
re eet,, rafrriosm; a Continental tour; Sir Thomas Haggerstmeiel.,
gra_
.sittrotri his seat in the north ; Sir Charles and Lady Ogle, in B
troll,
Wallaceinßond-street, from his acct,
Carlton a 1 '
Dunbar, " Lord 13, allace
a-') Cumberland ; Baroness Pereira, from Paris ; Sir William
from B".ykrnr4 Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Temple West, in Harley. street,
Rot , a:". Captain and the Honourable Mrs. Ryder, at Burlington
C.l troln their seat in Kent.
DEPARTURES.
17 Sir C• from Chapel.street, for Powderham Castle, Devon ;
C. and Lady Paget from Burlington-street, for Brighton ; Lady
beariklasi for Warwickshire; the Honourable Augustus Villiers, from
tour, elersquare, for Eglintoun Park, on a visit to the Earl of Eglin-
-13
art: Captain Peterson. frr.ym Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn.street, for
n House Canterbwry ; C. Tempest, Esq., and Miss Tempest,
nrGni ditto '
si.. 0, for Broughton Hall; General Destrem, from ditto, for Rua.
'" i the Rev. Char1............„cs and Mrs. s____..._.____....tewart, from ditto, for Ewhurst.
TIM EARL OF SHREWSBURY'S
GRAND BANQUET.

The p„ati
&truly and Countess of Shrewsbury gave a splendid banquet on
brir, 4aY last to their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Camd-
•,...'-'te, Prince George, and a select party, including the Duke and
s of Somerset, the Duke of Wellington, Prince Odescalchl, (Duke
bb SYrrnia) Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury, Marquis of Breadal-
ane, Marquis and Marchioness of Carmarthen, Earl of Denbigh, Earl
and Conntes, of jersey, Lord and Lady John Somerset, and Miss S -
:rnerset, Viscount and Viscountess Beresford, and Miss Kerr. In the
tvte,nnidnedg her. Ladyship held a brilliant assembly, which was numerously.
Among the elite present were :—the Austrian and Russian
SardinianAtri bassadors, the Prussian, Saxon, Danish, Neapolitan, Bavarian, and
, Ministers Princes N. Esterhazy and P. Lieven, Count and
muetintess Pozzo di' forgo, Baroness de Cetto, Count and Countess de
°4tgelas, Barons Lebzeltern, Werther, Knesebeek, Romree, &c. &c.
boats.--Sorrierset, Wellington, Sutherland, and Argyll.
DuctiEssts.--Sornerset, and Dowager Richmond.
A 14ARQUISE7,----SaliSbUr Breadalbane, Queensbury, Clanricarde,
`'n,!_leaeY,
ARC!TIO Carmarthen Y' ,
an.il Douro.
'UM Carmarthen .
MNESSll9.—Salisbury, Breadalbane, Queensbury, Clanricarde,
•„ 1-ladli. aar.si —Denbih, Jersey, Cawdor, Carlisle, Clarendon, Tankerville,
4‘Or, *Munster, g
Albemarle, Sandwich, Charlemont, and Cowper.
tooxrcssas.—Jersey, Clarendon, Tankerville,burnhßadnor, Munster,
Albam. emarle, Charlemont, Stanhope, Cowper, Darlington, and Ash.
Vlscounrs.—lteresford, Canning, Falkland, Howick, Cantilupe;
Glandine, Villiers, Jocelyn, Castlereagh, Burghersh, Emlyn, Levesen,
Cornbermere, Norreys, Lismore, Mahon, Drumlanrig, Duncan, and
Strangford.
ViscooNvessts.—Beresford Canning, Falkland, Howick, Norreys,
Dowager Duchess of Dillon, Mahon, and Newark.
Lorins.—G, Stuart, Dalmeny, C. Fitzroy, G. Somerset, Petre, E.
truce, Blantyre, Bagot, Crewe, Hatherton, Cowley, Ward, Fitzroy
Somerset, Radstock, Poltimorc, Ashley, Stuart de Rothsay, and Re-
desue.
LADTES.—E. Bruce, Stuart de Rothesay, Petre, Radstock, Cowley,
~,.I%farYhorough, Poltimore, Ashley, A. Poulett C. Somerset, C. Capel,
_ln. Vyner, G. Grey, E. Bulteel, L. Davenport, G. Nevill, Waterpark,
It'w, . Stanhope F. Cowper, (two) Ashburnham, H. Bagot, F. Howard,
Somerset, G. Bouverie, S. and Caroline Lennox, A. Wilbraham,
'lantyre Fitzroy Somerset, M. Stephenson, and L. Cavendish.
Ronounants.—G. Edwards, H. Lambton, Sydney Herbert, G.
Cavendish, C. Dundas, G. Wortley, G. Ashley, W. Bagot, and N. C.
/'endish.
lioxoustaatts.—Mrs. Warrender, Miley, Stuart, Crew, Stanley,
Dillon, O'Callaghan, Arden, A. and C. Cavendish, H. and C. Lytti et o ,
Lambton, Smythe, Mitford, C. and F. Stewart.
Silts C. Ogle, G. Shelley, T. Gage, A. Murray, G. Warrender, E.
Antrobus, Grey Egerton, D. Gordon, A. Clifford, G. Conroy, and G.
hall.

LADIES.—OgIe, Shelley, Antrobus, G. Egerton, D. Gordon, Conroy,
Floyd, Fuller, Pechell, and NVilliams.
MESSRS.—Hope, E. Stanley, Duff, Darcy, and G. H. Talbot, C.
R.
Walker, P. Stewart, Gally Knight, W. Wynn, D. Bromley, C. Boothby,
Throcmorton, and Towneley.
ehope,
MrsraEssEs.— O. Cave, G. Knight, Rothschild, Canning, and Wau-
Mademoiselle d'Este.
The celebrated pianist, Mr. Henry Herz, who has just arrived from
• tPearis,.dele:ighttd he coralany ;with his performance of some of his most
ompositions.

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The . ________........._
tookE,fth Concert for the present season of the Philharmonic Society
1.,1,ace last night at the Hanover-square Rooms. Mr. F. Cramer
eamto"te leader on the occasion, and the conductor Mr. Neale. N'‘ e
sth nsfieee°Misliment the latter gentleman on his ability to fill so arduous
or that
La' that which we suppose was thrust upon him in this instance,
lent Pe Ile
took in his turn as a matter of routine. He is a most excel-
Piano..frlbrlner on the instillment he professes, no doubt, but mere
of the ;le Practice will not qualify a man to be a conductor. The orchestra
very „ hlhartnonie, however, is so good, that a conductor cannot do a
conii,-0.:03,l deal of harm, if he is at all acquainted with the time of the
Beetho.,,se'°na at the performance of which he is called upon to preside.
'went tolen'' at
in C minor, the opening piece of the Concert,
too „or, rblY Well, with the exception of the violins starting off a bar
also Ay ,at the commencement. Hurnmel's Benedicins followed, and
tett° oefnt '-ery fairiY. The next was a manuscript piano-forte Con_and e the same composer, beautifully played by Madame Dulcken,
WhiehX/e/iteel verY considerable applause. The Concerto was the last
extra() 4.14Mnel himself played at the Philharmonic concerts,. and t collect irot'ina itnpressfon he then made must have been fresh in the re.
rattlin of Many persons present. His style was not the meret
appro:. through passages of great difficulty, but might mos.
rarely
'llatelY be termed singing on the piano-forte ; a characteristic
to be met with in the present day, rapid execution being too
are scroll Med at by the present race of players, while taste and expression
sent; n"uslY deemed but a secondary consideration. Mozart's " Pos-
4nu
..ettine,,, from
~
"m The Zauberflote," was finely sung by Mr. Phillips,
ll inberg's well known Overture in D concluded the first part of the
concert.
,iwaysThe second opening, with Haydn's Sinfonia, No 7. It is
ear these a great treatto hese sinfonies at the Philharmonic, and the
Present was as
1)04
sung
nee
hsuperhl
Mrs. A. Shaw
y played as any of its precursors.
song_ t yven's "Ah perfido." This lady is a favourite of ours,
ies cannot give her (or her advisers) credit on this occasion. The
e„icut and
a tenor voice, and was transposed to suit Mrs. Shaw, besides
:iLer,aaniidamleutilated. This is a liberty that should be taken with no
and directors of tastesoef all with such an one as Beethoven. The managers
h concerts must for t r faces „ amainst
such irregularities. Aquartethe future set thei
and
violoncello by Messrs E to of Spohr for two violins, tenor,
„.. • E. W. Thomas, Watts, Tolbecque, and Lindley,.a
Olin air. Thomas is a good performer, but his tone is ofi
_.
nett,
Rossini's duetto, " Ah situ " by Miss Bruce and A r.
4eno eutt, was very indifferently sung, and we' regret we are compelled to
rt. gallant as to say the fault was on the lady's side* Cbrehreu roomi .
was foil,, Les deux journees," terminated the concert.
was in-
autfer and very warm ; indeed during the quartett the. heat ins ~, le* and a great proportion of the company walked into the adjoin_ "Ins. The concert was long.
lii
had an
int,r,is Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex .
of
cat,,,..." with their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
Ibisal Mirart's Hotel, yesterday afternoon.
his
t, ItovalSussex will give
Highness the Duke of .
b nird 4
ton
'glace. evening party on Saturday, the 19th inst., at Kensington
to-
dinner
t . rd and Lady Colchester will give a grand
'l'''''''roW, at their ' in C mberland-street, to the Duchess.in.
sheers new residence tt
h, and a dist
gni,h of Sutherland, the Dowager Lady Ellenboroug
ed Part •
LON ).
grand banquet
give a
~,,,,.. and Lady Clarendon will
Duchess of
Finther",.l, Audley-street on Friday next, to the. Duke and
I,,land, Duchess-Countess of Sutherlant ,
"e D lof C •the Duke
entertained
Of weir uc less annizzaro
°II `ngt°o, the Marquis of Hertford, and a select party at dinner
Unday ev • •
The evening, in Hanover.square.
entertained the
Duch Earl and Countess of Wilton ,
and
4 distesa of Beaufort, Lord Stanley, Hon. Mr. Herbert, Mr.. Cary,
In GroulgitiThed party, at dinner, on Sunday evening, at their residence,.
svenorsquar The Noble Earl anti Countess had a select dinner
Party last even' g e.
'
The INTaHr'eiioness and Lady Elizabeth Cornwallis
Pave;trived in Park-crescent from a short continental tour.
o„ ile Earl of Westmoreland and his daughter, Lady
-e;.BMa Fare, arrived in Grosvenor square yesterday, from Brighton.
I_. 0 ord
Ward left Mivart's Hotel, on Sunday, for
)(ford
Yesterday. ni,
ersl .tY, where the Noble Lord was to take Isis degree
Rov , ,-,
i -•,“, k;OLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS.-The" even-
ng tne t.•
I,a e.inn,ll
for the year terminated last night. A very interesting
Per by Mr North, disease, " bronchial polypus,”
was tea, , • on a rare form of roux
__ ' oy Dr. Hawkins, and attracted great attention from a num.-
,issernblage of medical practitioners.
Mr
EST SUFFOLK.--The election of a Member for
4e,.. Western Division of the county of Suffolk, in the room of the late
Hart r
--418 an took Iyesterday, when Mr. Waddington was
elected kith ' • . p ace
T 1 ut 0.......°
Co
et, sition.
.
IL kmRoisTATIoN. Yesterday, a deputation from
the tradesl44, of London waited on the Marquis of Londonderry, who con- ,
l'ecito take the chair at the meeting to be held on Friday next

Her Majesty, attended by the Marchioness of Tavistock, took a drive
Yesterday afternoon in an open carriage and four in the Parks,
Viscount Melbourne had an audience yesterday with the Queen.
Her Majesty had a dinner party last evening at the New Palace. The
company included his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, the Earl and
Countess of Leicester, Viscount and Viscountess Howick, Visco7,-oi.
Melbourne, Viscount Palmerston, Lord Dinorben, Lord
Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lady Th 4 '
---en-'.-sia Spring Rice, Miss
T.;olland, the
Sluing Rice, the Right lion. Edward Ellie", my. and Lady 3laty Ste-
phenson, and the Hon. Colonel Cave
giment of Horse Guards were i •-ddish. The band of the Royal Re.
7. attendance during the dinner.
Pony phaeton and
Her
Majesty the Queen ''..Jowager took a carriage drive yesterday in a
C'arence heti.' sfc':.r. Her Majesty visited the Princess Augusta at
- ----,- The Duchess of Cambridge visited her Majesty at
Marlborougi:,..h),„.
~,, 'rhe Il'eke of Sussex and the Princess Augusta visited the Duke and
..tich,,s,
of Cambridge yesterday, at Cambridge-house.
Sir John Hobhouse, Sir William Woods, and Mr. Harland, M.P., had
nterviews with Viscount Melbourne yesterday, in Downing,-street.
The Prussian Minister had an interview yesterday at the Foreign.
office.
A Deputation of Scotch Members had an Haute yesterda interview with the Hon.
Fox y
at the ffice.
A Committee meeting of thHeome-o Lords of her Majesty's Most Honourable
privy Council was held yesterday in the Council Chamber, to consider
they harges brought by the House of Assembly of Newfoundland
the
the Honourable 11. J. Boulton, Chief Justice of that island.
The Lords present were
Neeretary the Lord President, the Lord Chancellor, the
')f. Qof State for the Colonies, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court
ueen's Bench, Mr. Baron Parke, Mr. Justice Bosanquet, and the
Chief Judge in Bankruptcy. The Honourable W. Bathurst was the
Clerk of the Council in Waiting,
Mr. Burge, Queen's Counsel, was heard on the part of Mr. Boulton,
in answer to the charges. Dr. Lushington was heard in reply —Their
Lordships then adjourned.