The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-11 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Governor of the Bank of England had an interview
with Viscount Melbourne yesterday at his residence in
Downing-street. Dr. Jerrard, Principal of Bristol College,
also visited the noble Viscount yesterday.
The Marquis of Lansdowne has left Brussels on his re-
turn to town.

Lord Holland had a dinner party last evening at Holland.
house.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Viscount and Viscountess d'Anshald at the Countess
of Essex's, in Hill-street, Berkeley-square ; Major and Mrs.
Forster, in Grosvenor-street, from Paris ; Captain Henry
Lambert, in Pall-mall, from the West Indies; Capt. Gilbert
Harley, in Dover-street, from Berlin; Captain Trevelyan, at
the Bath Hotel, from Paris ; Colonel and Mrs. Bligh, in
Grosvenor-place, from the Netherlands ; Lady and Miss
Powell and Captain Graham, in Brook-street, from Paris;
Colonel and Mrs. Ibbetson, in Park-street, from Paris;
Major-General and Mrs. Palmer in Piccadilly; Sir Walter
and Lady Stirling in Hertford-street, Mayfair ; Mr. and Mrs.
Hoare in Stanhope-street ; Captain Monson, in Piccadilly,
from Paris; Lady Agnes Buller in Clarges-street ; Captain
Herbert Egerton, in Portman-square, from Paris ; Mrs. and
Miss Macleod, of Colebecs, in Wilton-place, from Ramsgate;
Captain Anthony Allen, in Jermyn-street, from Vienna; Capt.
and Mrs. Leith, in South Audley-street, from the German Spa.
DEPARTURES.
The Dowager Lady de Clifford, from Kirkby Mallory, in
Leicestershire, for Richmond, Surrey ; Captain Christopher
Cannon for Dublin ; Captain Sadler for Portsmouth ; Colonel
and Mrs. Metcalfe for Bath ; Captain Gower for Dublin ;
Captain and Mrs. Hamilton for Bath ; Major Gambier for
Dover ; Captain Atkinson for South America ; Lady and Miss
Campbell for Brunswick-terrace, Brighton ; Colonel de Car-
valho for Paris.

The Duchess Countess of Sutherland left Hamil-
ton-place yesterday, at nine, A.M., on a visit to the Earl and
Countess of Surrey, at Littlehampton, Sussex, whence her
Grace proceeds to Motcombe, in Dorsetsbire, the seat of
Earl Grosvenor, who has recently returned from his con-
tinental tour.

The Countess Dowager of Cork and Orrery has
left Sesincote, the residence of Sir Charles Cockerel', Bart.,
on a visit to her Ladyship's nephew, the Hon. Mr. Monck-
ton, in Staffordshire.

Lord Decks has left Curzon-street for Paris. The
Marquis and Marchioness Graham, and the Noble Lord's
daughter, have arrived in Grosvenor-street, from Lord
Beresford's seat in Kent.

The Hon. Mrs. Ryder Burton and Captain Ryder
Burton have left their seat, Dunstall Priory, Kent, for
Richmond House, on a visit to Lord and Lady Louth.
Count and Countess Flahault (Baroness Keith)
will leave Brighton early next month, for their residence in
the Champs Elysees, where her Ladyship will give a series
of brilliant balls during the season, for the introduction of
her eldest daughter into society.
Lord and Lady Holland gave an elegant dinner at
Holland House on Wednesday last to Mr. and Mrs. St.
John Mildmay, the Rev. Sydney Smith, and a select party.
The Noble Lord had a dinner party last evening also.
The Marquis and iklarchioness Graham, who have
been passing the honeymoon at the seat of Viscount Beres-
ford, in Kent, returned to town on Wednesday last.
On Friday night last the Countess of Lonsdale gave
a grand ball at the Castle to a very numerous and brilliant
party. The invitations were extended to nearly all the
principal families in the town and neighbourhood, and were
sent out irrespective of party.
Mr. and Mrs. Pryce Pryce will leave town this day
for Buscott Park, Fairford, in Flintshire.
The Literary Fund Club held their first dinner for
the season on Wednesday, at the Freemasons' Tavern, Mr.
W. Jerdan in the chair. Among the literary gentlemen
present were Mr. Crofton Croker, Mr. Barrow, and Mr.
Lover. Several new members were ballotted for and ad-
mitted : foremost on the list of whom were Mr. Emmerson
Tennent, M.P. ; Mr. Beaumont, M.P. ; and Mr. Bentley
and Mr. Macrone, the bibliopoles.
Lord and Lady Henley and family arrived at White•
hall-place on Monday, from Brighton.
Lord and Lady Katherine Jermyn have arrived at
Kemptown, from Ickworth Park. Next month they will
give a party at Belvoir Castle.

Lordand Lady Sidmouth have returned to Richmond.
Earl Stanhope arrived in Dover-street on Tuesday,
'rom Chevening._

The Duke of Devonshire is expected at Devonshire
House to-morrow, on his way to Paris, to visit his sister,
the Countess Granville. His Grace is becoming partial to
Paris for a winter residence. Mr. and Lady Georgiana
Fullerton have left Witley Hall, Lord Rivers's seat, near
Manningtree, intending shortly to visit their Noble relative
in the French capital.

Viscount and Viscountess Deerhurst are expected
this week in town, at the residence of the Earl of Coven-
try, in Piccadilly.

Commissioner Sir Charles Grey is shortly expected
from Canada. Lady Grey and the family reside at the
celebrated villa, the Oaks, formerly the Earl of Derby's,
near Epsom.
The Earl of Jersey is in Berkeley-square, awaiting
the arrival of the Countess and his eldest daughter, who
are daily expected from their continental tour.
The Duke d'Ossuna, from Spain, will leave Mivart's
Hotel in a day or two, on a visit to Mr. Bosanquet, at
Broxbournbury, Herts. The Duke has paid frequent
visits to Tattersall's, as he intends to purchase a great
many horses.

The Earl of Egremont, who is one of the most
liberal patrons of the fine arts, among all the Aristocracy,
has, at present, two of our principal painters staying at
Petworth ; and, during the summer, his Lordship has con-
stantly had artists painting in his house, where every luxury
of hospitality is united with a collection of chef d'cruvres,
such as few noblemen can boast, rendering a visit to Pet-
worth the desideratum of artists.
he Lord Mayor's ball, at the Guildhall, on Wed-
nesday evening last, was attended by nearly 2,100 persons.
The hall was elegantly fitted up, and brilliantly illuminated.
The dancing commenced soon after ten o'clock, and was
kept up with great spirit until three, to Adams' celebrated
band of thirty performers.
The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria,
when the weather proves fine, take a walk in the Marge-
nal-road, at the Cliffs, near Hastings. Last week their
Royal Highnesses entertained the Duke of Wellington, Lord
and Lady Ashburn, Lord Radstock, Sir Archibald, and
11Iiss Murray, and other persons of distinction.
A Council will be held next week, at which Par-
liament will be further prorogued by his Majesty, when the
time will be stated when it is to meet for the dispatch of
business.

The Duke of Sussex is expected at Eaton Hail,
on a visit to Marquis of Westminster, for some days, after
which he will proceed to Holkham, to spend the Christ-
mas holidays with Mr. Coke. His Royal Highness enjoys
excellent health.

On Monday, the 31st of October, the curlers of
Melrose, finding the ice sufficiently strong, turned •ut and
played a few well-contested games on the same pond where
Sir Walter Scott and his friend, Sir Adam Ferguson, de-
cided a friendly bet some years ago. The oldest person
present had no recollection of ever before enjoying this sport
in the month of October, and it is more than probable the
youngest may never see the like again.—Scotsman.
Baron Dedel, Ambassador of the Netherlands in
London, arrived at the Hague on Tuesday last. It is sup-
posed that his stay there will be short.
ST. PETERSBURG, OCT. 22.--The following is
an extract from a private letter received in town yesterday :
—" I understand there has been a fabrication in the French
papers, which some of the English journals have copied,
about the Emperor having been shot at. They allege that
they have it upon very good authority from Warsaw.
You will not be surprised at such rumours having their
origin amongst the troubled spirits of that devoted city ;
but I can assure you, that the report is totally devoid of
foundation. The accident which the Emperor met with
when travelling through the provinces probably gave birth
to the story."