The Sun.
London, England, 1838-04-07 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Her Majesty and her august Mother took en equestriadn
airing yesterday to Kensall-green and its neighbourhoo.
Her Majesty was attended by Miss Cavendish, Barenessi
Lehzen, Viscount Falkland, Earl of Uxbridge, Hon. Colone
Cavendish, Mr. Rich, and Colonel Wemyss. The Duchess
of Kent was attended by Lady Mary Stopford. The Koval
party was upwards of three hours on horseback.
Her Majesty gave audiences to Viscount Melbourne and
Lord Glenelg yesterday.
Viscount Melbourne, the Treasurer of the Household, the
Hon. Colonel Cavendish, Mr. and Mrs. Harcourt, joined On
Royal Circle at dinner last evening.
The Princess Augusta visited her Majesty the QV°
Dowager yesterday, at Marlborough House.
The Duke and Prince George of Cambridge honoureid
Lord Hill with their company at dinner yesterday, in Ile
grave-square.
The Royal German Chapel will be re-opened for Divine
service on Easter Sunday, the repairs of the edifice being
completed.
Earl Fitzwilliam had an interview with Viscovnt Melbourne
yesterday, in Downing-street.
The Quarterly Meeting of the Commissioners for the re,
duction of the National Debt was held yesterday at the Ow°
of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in Downing-stree,
The Governor and Deputy-Governor of the Bank of
land, and Mr. Higham, Secretary to the Commissioners, A`"

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tended.
yesterd
The Ministers of the Five Powers assembled ai
afternoon at the Foreign Office. The Austrian, Russia:;
and French Ambassadors, and the Prussian Minister,
pre sent.
Dispatches from Sir John Colborne, Governor of the Cs°
nadss, were received yesterday at the Colonial Office.
The Marchioness of Lansdowne had an Assembly last elela-
ing at Lansdowne-house.

CONCERT ROOMS, HANOVER-

SQUARE.

Mr. Cart, a gentleman but (as yet) little known to the public, S4‘al
the first of a series of musical soirees on Tuesday eveming last
igs
the above rooms. The principal vocalists were Mrs. A. Shaw,
Birch, Mr. H. Phillips, and Mr. John Parry. The instrumental P"
formers were Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Cart, Mr. Richardson, and Mr. 13.1":
grove. Of the vocalists we will say but little, our space not admit";
it. Miss Birch sang with her usual skill and sweetness ; g""
Shaw's ballad " The Stranger of Erin," a manuscript, was most
tifully and effectively sang; the latter verse especially, which C'.ie„
forth great applause. The leading feature, however, was conccnt as ral Er;
in the performance of Mr. Cart, who appears for the first tune
er
Elute player) before a London audience. From the favourable itt.,-,
given of his performances at Newcastle, and other provincial towns, ,
were led to anticipate a superior specimen of performance on that :7,
strument, and our anticipations were fully realized. The tone produ
by that gentleman was of a most beautiful description, and far elcr
wel
that of his competitor (Mr. Richardson), but his execution was not,_.
should say, strictly speaking, equal to that of Mr. Richardson.anir_rt
Blagrove's performance on the violin was of the best description,
the conclusion he was warmly applauded.

THE ARMY.

The following movements have been determined on fe.r,tAhi:
cavalry. We believe they will take effect about tho
ID
of May :-
Ist Dragoon Guards' depot, from Dublin to Sheffield.
3d Dragoon Guards, from Ipswich to Manchester,
4th Dragoon Guards, from Manchester to Ipswich.
sth Dragoon Guards, from Birmingham to York.
6th Dragoon Guards, from Brighton to Dorchester.
7th Dragoon Guards, from York to Edinburgh.
6th Dragoons, from Dorchester to Ireland.
7th Hussar depot, from Dublin to Coventry.
9th Lancers, from Glasgow to Nottingham.
10th Hussars, from Nottingham to Hounslow.
12th Lancers, from Hounslow to Brighton.
14th Light Dragoons, from Edinburgh to Birmingham.
15th Hussars, from Leeds to Glasgow.
17th Lancers, from Coventry to Ireland. up
The 12th Lancers will, it is understood, bo brought
from Brighton to London in June to assist in the duties of the,.
Coronation.
The intended move of the 15th Hussars from Leeds to Gies;
gow does not look very like "first Cavalry Regiment for Indite
and many arc now inclined to suk;pect that the 10th is tu
regiment selected for the East.
We understand that Colonel Sir Gemze Teesdale is on the,
eve of retiring on half-pay, in which case brevet Lielltellantl
Colonel Delaney will succeed to the command of the Kilig •
Dragoon Guards. the -
The 86th Regiment, from Manchester, has taken up
quarters of the 97th at Stockport and its neighbourhCed•
No successor has yet been named to the 46th Regimt.ll44
to
cant by the death of General Wynyard, but report give 't
Sir W. Johnston. —Morning Paper.