The Sun.
London, England, 1831-11-01 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Grand Duchess IllLuxx of Ramie. and saite lauded
at Rotterdam on Friday evening after a very rough pan-
%age, the vessel (the Liahtsaing 'tongs-packet) which her
Imperial Highness was in board having hoes obliged to
put back into Margate-reads owing in the weather. The
Grand Duchess, attended by Prince GAQAMIEN, Ceuta's*
of Uxcuu., Mademoiselle TOLVTOY, Maid of Honour, and
Colonel Fox, left Rotterdam on Sstvirday morning for the
Hague, on a visit to the Kiag of the NXTHEitLAIDS..
Two expresses arrived yesterday from Bristol at the
Home-office for Viscount Mat.aountsE.
Sir Fitans:nrcs. PoNso:smr, the Lieutenant-Governor
of Malta, had an interview yesterday wish Viocoant Guam -
RIC!' at the Colonial-office.

Viscount Aurifoite arrived in turn last might frees Li.
seat at Weston, in Yorkshire.
..._

The Duke of WELLiNs7sem left tows on Smithy sa;g:h.t
On a visit to the Marquis of /IEII.7I'OIV, at kiudbusarries
hail, Suffolk.

CHOLERA.

BOARD OF IIEALTH, MARGATE.
We Let week u•sisted in giving eirculutiou to a report
that prevailed in the city, of the eltokra Moyers having
broken out at Margate; but we rejoice to have since
isccrtnine,l that it was wholly uotrae, anal we era now
enabled to express our approhotion of the very prompt
manner in which the Margate isthabitootet have taken the-
lead in establishing a local Riurd of HealiA, to reoperate;
with the General 'beard iu London, iu their endeavours,
to avert from our island the visitation of the area.. Stet
scourge, The resolutions, which we have seen a copy
of, appear to us to be approptinte, ausi aright proba:oly be,
adopted with advalittge by the inhabitanss of ottn.n* roast-
ing districts. It is gratitying to Intl from tLeak so many
medical gentlemen touting forward on the oecaaZon ; for it
is of course oltiedy tat the ctertiona of Fork wen tho
public can tail; for assistance, should the malady reoeh us
and it is to be hoped their valuable rants will not be•
ntrered by the interference of the Chrty tersoolb, or the•
Magistrates either. There is one defect ita the reeolo—
defect which has run through all resolutions oxi
the subject that have hitherto appeared in this eour.ery,
viz., the want of an artier, that the poor, who may he un-
able to pay for the necessary eleansiog of their tiero.Dings„
&c., and procuring sufficient and whokoonet keel, shall.
bave it done and got for them at the exertre of bk,4 Ctersly•
and Alug4trates of the plate, or of the pnblio,

A Political Union for the town of ilincklev
hats been formed. Its nteetivr are to Le held tit the
Barley Sheaf Inn, on Saturday evoniags.—Leiceat'er
Chronicle.

LEICESTRI3/4 POLITICAL UNlOL—Betweett
600 and CIO individuals have enrolled. their names as
members of this institution. It bolds its first :sleeting iv.
the long room of the 801 l Hotel ors Tuesday.—Lei..ester
Chronicle.
The third volume a Dr. NARES'S " Life of
Laid Burghley," whi,tgs is now published, and usuel,udes
This elaborate and highly-curious work, will be fur.nd to
lucidate yari.ms disputed passages iu the history of both
England and Europe. Attioug the subjects of greatest
interest which it discusses, are, ELIscAliETH's prajected
marriage with the Duke of ANJOIT—her varitom splendid
" Progresse." among her subjects—the growing power of
the Puritans—the romantic riddle of Ataxy Queen of
on ou in Church
statutt
Scots' carter the gigantic straggles with Sonia and her
noted Armada—the troubles in Scot/m..1,-0w conduct of
The Earls of LEICESTER and
aid. rendered to
the Protestant cause in Europe—the perplexing questions
.s to the Popish attempts-gaud numerous !natters of iin-
portance concerning =he. 1.14/. Ce. Eng
tud State. The per,aunal detaiSsrelattre to the great Ali-
hirnseV, which this concluding vu:utut lurniihee, ere
Also of lively interest.