The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-16 00:00:00

The Qw


COURT CIRCULAR.

.actin held a Co Privy Council yesterday
afternoon, at the new Palate.
urt a•ad
At the Court Count de Ludolf, the Sicili:in Minister, had
an audience of her Majesty to deliver a letter from his So-
;P,irleign' His Excellency was introduced by Viscount
merston, her Majesty's principal Secretary of State for
unreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Robert Cheater,
Natter of the Ceremonies.
:Ile• Her Majesty held a Privy Council. It wos attended by
Lord President, the Lord Chancellor, the First Lord of
rTtea:sury. the Secretaries of State for the Home, Fo-
_,,Nns and Colonial Departments, the Chancellor of the Ex-
`4l, equer, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Chancellor of.
She Duc
and the Master of the Horse.
„f. C. Greville was the Clerk of the Council, in Waiting.
ion of Parliament
11,."er Majesty's speech on closing the Sess
kus day was arranged and reed Trler Mag tiwn•
liourable Milita
ajesty
ry afterwaOrde r s held ?r
Bath Investiture of the Moat Flo-
rdof .
MThe following Knights Grand Crosses of the Order having
been robed by Mr. H,:iter in their mantles and collars, as-
sembled in the Picture Gallery
—Lord Hill, Lord Viscount
rultnerston, and the Earl of Minto.
e-a, no Queen entered the Throne Room at half- past three
c wearing (as Sovereign of the Order) the mantle, suer-r
t-,7t,; and collar of the Order of the Bath, and having on
fhoi_
splendid circlet of diamonds. Her Majesty was .
bY his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, Acting
-rand Master, and the Knights Grand Crosses o.f the Order,
Ate4tded by Sir William Woods, Garter Principal King of
..h s Officer of Arms of the Order ; the sword of,
.St. ate
-CAN- borne by Mr. Martins, the Gentleman Usherin N,N
Her Majesty, who was attended by the Lady in sVaitie4
and the Great Officers of State, having taken her ;cat in
front of the Throne, his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex
standing on the right of the Queen, the Noblemen and Gen-
tlenien nominated Knights Grand Crosses and Knights Corn-
nianders of the Order were severally ushered to the presence
of the Soverelgn, in the Throne Room, by Sir Wm. Woods,
Officer of arms, bearing the Ensigns of the Order on a crim-
ann velvet cushion.
Lieut.-General Sir John Lambert was Knighted and vested with with the Ensigns of a Knight Grand Cross of the Order.
Lieut.-General Sir Robert O'Callaghan was invested with
the Ensigns of a Knight Grand Cross of the Order.
The Earl of Gosford was knighted and invested with the
Ensignsi. of a. (Civil) Knight Grand Cross of the Order.
the Vtileoward de Walden was Knighted and invested with
M ,114'ens of a (Civil) Knight Grand Cross of the Order.
the Ta,'°r" General Sir Alexander Saldwell was invested with
I;llsigns of a (Military) Knight Grand Cross of the Order.
.th;'(aJor.General Sir James L. Lushington was invested with
EnillBignS of a Knight Grand Cross of the Order.
r Richard Jenkins was knCrig
phted and invested with the
of a Knight Grand oss of the Order.
olon
nedl Sir Richard Williams received the Star of a Knight
tan?dmaer
14 of the Order.
imirieral Sir John Lawford, Major- General Sir A. Pilking-
javeBtdd-Ger.eral Sir John Gardiner, were Knighted and
Or
dere with the Ensigns of Knights Commanders of the
Mains-
tn,i,,n'-.General Sir Arthur B. Clifton was invested with the
V.. 4 of a Knight Commander of the Bath.
vest 4nr;General Sir Edward Gibbs was knighted and in-
He?, wx:th the ensigns of a Knight Commander of the Bath.
crosses
o`vi,jesty placed the riband of the several knights grand
the ler the right shoulder, and presented different Stars of
,Yetder to be and knights.
r the investiture her 3 Majesty was pleased to invest
torOiVilliam Woods with the. badge of garter, and to deliver
here the sceptre of Garter Principle King of Arms.
enn,tr,Mjesty gave audiences to Visconnt Palmerston, Vis-
PO...!lelbourne, Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord Hill, Duke of
, Lord John Russell, and Lord Glenelg.
tadve. Court was attended by the Marchioness of Normandy,
the V.Vaithig, the Lord Steward, the Master of the Horse,
the Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms,
li4rc`ol).tain of the Yeoman Guard, the Vice-Chamberlain,
set,lll,l) Gold Stick in Waiting ; the Comptroller of the
Jalne.uaid, the Clerk Marshal, the Groom of the Robes, Mr.
Corps ?ince Curling, Clerk of the Cheque of the Honourable
COl,, f Gentlemen-at-Arms, Sir Benjamin Smith, and
Colonel Reid, Silver Stick in Waiting.
and el:.d Gardiner and the Hon. Major Keppel were the Lord
Heuroom in Waiting.
attendedajesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlernen.at-Arms
cer,emony.he investiture and lined the throne-room during the
ill 411 e Yeomen of the Guard were commanded by Mr. Nutt-
-3 Lae E .
xon in Waiting.
I,..t:he Earl of Liverpool had an audience •yesterday of her
"lest
If Y.
inMajestY honoured Mr. Hayter on Tuesday by sitting to
Majesty
Coronation robes, and her Serene Highness the
ture princess of Hohenlohe also sat to him again for his great pic-
int the Coronation.
the,r ne Queen inspected yesterday Mr.. Baxter's painting of
reiparrival of her Majesty to open the first Parliament of her
I he 1100. William Cowper joined the Royal circle at dinner
ast evening.
A I:,he I)uke and Duchess of Cambridge, and the Princess
Illua`:'Llsta of Cambridge, honoured the performance at her
iptst's Theatre, on Tuesday evening, with their presence.
the 1,1. R°)at Highness the Duchess of Kent did Mr. Hayter
Cnronnn,°.ur to sit to him, yesterday, in the full robes of the
of
for his picture of that august ceremony.
the
Exchequer, yesterday, ini Downieng-street.e Chancellor

COWEI, ISLE OF WIGHT.
The---0---
on 1, Annual Dinner at the Royal Yacht Squadron-House,
tacr° utt:isday, 14th inst was well attended, though not so nu-
tentleY as we have ;een it. The following noblemen and
r., Men were present :
°Minodore the Earl of Yarborough in the Chair.
X
ir. eNi?o° de Maille, the Earl of Cavan, Lord Castlereagh,
e -111. Curtis, Bart Major-Gen. Sir W. Johnstone,
t •b. u, the Hon. W. "H. White, the Hon. G. Foley,
'°lleer de Hor,ey Esq. M.P., Thos. Gibson, Esq., M.P.,
/1,1:/,'F. Praed, 'E
-s:1 M. P., Captain Alex. Ellice, R.N.,
Wells) john Bayley, Wm. Beach, Esq , Almon Hill,
Po H. AcCr -t: J. S. Hallifax, Esq., J. H.
Ili',,,Esci., Ca te. sLei; pqt:i'ere, R.N., Capt. C. C. Owen,
Deal:: ••,,,aPt. Arch.P Sinclair, R.N., Ha key, Esq., Rev.
,jelCrijeLurge, Rev. J. B. Atkinson, J. C. Schetky, Esq.,
%s '' 4-
•-•
'''ra kl d .E
Edward Bagwell, Esq., James
"n
E n an ' sq.' l, •
'I, Sq., Charles Day, Esq., wrii. yon, Esq., Grif-
bel:e4,B9., Charles Queade, Esq., John Moore, Esq., Win.
Ifill(L-...- eLicif Esq., E. 0. Hornley, Esq., Geo. Tomline, Esq.,
A rtopp, Esq.
'el'Vlilid(3ls:t sumptuous dinner was served up, consisting of
Weri -:""eY of the season. The venison and turtle soup
Party PCtieularly admired, the wines were excellent, and the
t4bi • kept
it b till two o'clock this morning, and left the
ein hi , P. .
l'h, ga sprits.
treseetA Earl of Yn.borough, according to hia annual custom,Tic
Earl ''' a very fine buck and a large quantity of fruit. °I Coventry, as usual, a splendid buck.
iiiiver v
Ree°oleY,eAgnir,v4en
by
A the RoyalYALCi-ITQLT
S ADRON REGATTA.
At FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY, AVG. 15.
following yachts started for a .50 1 Yecht Squadron Aurora, 39 55-94 tons—Wm. Beach, Esq.
fr Purest Fly, 36 tons—Wm. Hornbv, Esq.
, C3nthia 39 88-94—Richard Franlain, Es
tf. 111 their stations off Cowes Castle, round theq. West Buoy
thetliei Middle, all the buos (four in number) of the Brambles,
the i°Y of Leap, and the starting vessel, leaving them all on
It 'arboard hand, and round the same course a second time.
th-e, V!" an uncommon fine start, neither having the advantage,
khr4lnd light from the N. W. The Forest Fly soon ran
tl,
~,a4 of the others, the Aurora took the lead afterwards, which
thif cAthia afterwards obtained ; but the breeze falling off they
th 'ed rather than sailed, till they were near Leap buoy, which
oh'ii Aurora and Forest Fly fetched round, butbthece.C.synrtuliniagw.•aps
atieed to tack, and lost considerably by it, a
43 f they brought it up with them to the starting vessel, passing'
Aurora .. ............. .. 3h. 48m. 455.
Forest Fly
Cynthia
and
The vessels kept these situations through the second round
arrived :
Aurora
Forest Fly
Cynthia ... ............ ....• • 6 13 38
I„,,l'he light wind was in favour of the Aurora, whose sails
e large and new ; she has proved herself a good one.
haehe Secretary of the Royal Yacht Society is reported to
qt. sold the Arundel, of .10 tons, late the property of his
ri4iee the Duke of Norfolk, to William Milburn, Esq. ; i! is
kiljr a curious coincidence that this gentleman occupies Nor-
k „liouse so many years the favourite residence of the Duke
Norfolk.
4ePotUr prizes are to be given to-morrow to pilot vessels, only
ti.
,have entered vet : —First vessel, 30!. ; second, la ; third,
1, fourth, 41.
be r'idaY, Her Majesty's Cop, value 100 guineas. This will
11 ,-iFrand Her
many yachts will sail. Three minutes to
NioloWed for every 10 tons—all sized yachts may enter.
sae
ndaY another 50/. Cup will be sailed for by square rigged
Us of the squadron.
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cii,;,4l) -toyal Ili°!messes the Prince and Princess of
th „ur4 and suite wiil leave the Clarendon Hotel, on Tuesday next,
:ici” "34r in the west of England. They intend to visit Torquay,
',iti.4l"thi and other romantic watering places along the Devonshire
i:- Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady
st,a,llastings," the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Duke of
of }i^‘,l the Prince and Princess of Hohenlohe, the Dowager Duchess
f
(listi,e;'.'n(md, Earl and Countess of Surrey, and other personages o
kor„,e`l(4l have visited the Prince and Princess during the week. Ott
-,ay. .
teimvd evening their Royal Highnesses had a party, which. was at-
4c,i by the Prince and Princess Hohenlohe, Count Pozzo di Borgo ;
t`.4,4b°r',.Tuesday evening they dined with the Duke and Duchess of
''ge.,?t Cambridge House.
tiid`),,,ir Williatn licathcote, Bart., AI.P., gave a spier.
114;‘;""er to the officers of the North Hants Yeomanry on Friday, at
(1' 7,Park• The bsnquct included every delicacy of the season, and
'veleiirn'e Cheering influence of wine and music, the festivities of the
Tit: %ere prolonged to a late hour. (Siosa 'e Duke of Richtnond's princely mansion at
v/li,„w;:oti Will not be visited by his Grace and family until November,
Ll*, return from the north.
60,,,VE4P00L COTTON MARK t.-r, AUG. 15.--
tind t„--.:),noo bags have been sold to-day. The market is very steady.
64,7,41101 d change of any sort. The sales consist of.. 150 Pe7rnamt -
41(1. •'.28,111,._' to 9Nd - 150 Maranharn 81d. to Sid.; la° Bahia fd.
.o
'th, ta„..'" t 4 Yptian. 'lo'd. ; 30 Surat 'sld. ; and the remainder Amen.
—4°l from bid. to 9id