The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-22 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

tIZIN OMR, SUN DAY . —The Queen attended Divine Service
a morning at St. George's Chapel. Her Majesty came in
cl°Be carriage, accompanied by her Royal Highness the
'leen of.
Copleyn M
Kent ad Lady Littl
M. Steton.
Lady C, Lady opford, and the Hon. Misses
get arrived in a second carriae, ann a third
caarri a .eand
werLeister the Barunness Lehzen, and the Ladiesi Eleonora
n
•A,riConstance Paget.
c "re were alio present the following pet snnages from the
--Lord Uxbridge, Viscount Falkland, Lord A. Paget,i.r lirederick Stoven, Sir Rubert Otway, and the Hon. C.
A.
Sir he service was Boyce in C, the sanctus and responses by
". Andrew Barnard, and the anthem, " God is our hope and
ierer.lgth," Dr. Greene. The Rev. C. W. Knyvett read the,
oivice, and the Rev. R. Musgrave and the Rev. Mr. Proby
mated at the altar. The 'sermon, from the 7th chap. St.
'eke, 35th verse, was preached by the Rev. Mr. Proby. Mr.
.„J• Elvey, Mus. Bac., presided at the organ.
for x.esterday morning Visccunt Melbourne took his departure
thille Queen honoured the grand promenade on the Terrace
by 8 afternoon with her presence. Her Majecty was attended
the Ladies Paget, Lord Alfred Paget, Lord Uxbridge,
Lord Falkland, Sir Robert Otwav, and the }lon. C. A. Murray.

1„1T heir Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cam-
Ve erdertained a distinguished party at dinner last evening,
or re* Palace, which included his Highness the Grand Duke
'ticea his Excellency Count Senfft- Naga, &c. Covers
Were laid fur fourteen.
j The Princess Augusta arrived at Clarence House, St.
Ratk"e's at twelve o'clock on Saturday, from her residence,
ogtoore Lodge. The Duchess of Gloucester visited her
yal Highness. Their Royal Highnesses afterwards took
1,4,11 airing to Kennington. The Princess Augusta left town in
the afternoon, on her return to Frogmore Lodge.
The Duchess of Cambridge, attended by Baroness Ahlefeldt,
ettne to town on Saturday, and visited the Duchess of Glou-
eetter, at Gloucester House. Her Royal Highness returned
to Kew in the afternoon.
Lord Palmerston and the Chancellor of the Exchequer
/isited Lord Glenelg on Saturday in Great George-street.
Sir George Grey had an interview with the Chancellor of
the Exchequer on Saturday in Downing-street.
The French Ambassador and Lord Howard de Walden
hitseted business on Saturday at the Foreign Office.
The American, Russian, and Turkish Ambassadors trans-
Theetedu on Saturday at the Foreign Department.
szt Chancellor of the Exchequer transacted business on
irday at Lord Melbourne's office.
itir,"Patehes were sent off on Saturday evenirg from the Fo-
Office for dated A. Woodford, Governor of abraltar.
tr.'"espatches, June 2, were received on Saturday at
g,,ltidia Board from the Officer commanding at Singapore.
ditu!spatehes, dated the 27th of July, were received on Satur-
QY in Downing-street, from the Governor of the Cape of
°°(l Hope,

b, le Earl and Countess of Winchilsea and a select
L 11.7 are visiting the Earl and Countess of Delawarr, at Buck-
`4l.rt, Park. -
11he Earl and Countess of Errol, and the Ladies
ex-" are sojourning at Errol Huse, Aberd,enshirc, but are
Courted to pass some weeks at Brighton on the arrival of the
ret„The Earl of Falmouth and Lord Boscawen have
8p Ereed to Tregothan, Truro, from Weymouth.
arl Spencer, accompanied by the Hon. Capt. F.
frocer, R. N., has arrived at Althorp Hall, Northampton,
nl.l,,Wiseten, Yorkshire.
I;',ne Earl and Countess of Ripon and Lord Gode-
te„Wiave arrived at North Alimms, Herts, where the Noble
rfiltS taken a mansion for the winter.
imp ne Earl and Countess Cowper are now at Pan-
'er' in Hertfordshire, where a fashionable party have
setobio.
u
tow e Earl and Countess of Munster have left their
nonresidence in Belgrave-street, in order to pass the winter
Tna at Brighton.
k he Duchess of Marlborough is at present laid up
severe illness at Penrith.
Pitrit.rl':e Marchioness of Breadalbane still remains in
as -ate, "'tie, in delicate health, king the air in a carriage every
1111 R Is 'in time is fixed for the departure of her Lad) ship for
~ton
arti, 4e Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury have
111 Hatfield House Herts, from a visit to the Duke of
11gtno, at Walmer Cattle.
le Marquis of Northampton and Lady Mary
lk--l'tnn have returned to Castle Ashby, from a tour of the
uf Cumberland and Westmoreland.
Vail; JOlin and Lady Conroy have left their seat in
Sir' forat tour of visits in Ireland.
Ire D./Yilliam and Lady Fremantle and Miss Harvey
the iio-01'ng the autumn at their villa at Englefield, enjoying
iety of a few select friends.
L4Pirl vejl°n. and Rev. Gerard Wellesley arrived at
,‘"h leefi to'':,use, on Friday evening, and on Saturday afternoon.
learn non a visit to the Hon. and Rev. J. Liddle, at his
Ile in Essex.
tad e, Hon. and Rev. George Neville Grenville and
13: tiarlotte are passing the season at Leamington Spa.
Martine :v Vernon left town on Saturday morning for the
kroParadep Brighton. Lord Vernon goes this day.
tUrdo Senfft de Pilasch left Mivart's Hotel on Sa-
q'eeveeing on a tour of visits.
kete
_nerd Lord and Lady William Bentinck are ex-
to, p__lo leave Vernon House, in the Green Park, to-morrow,
Alias, there to remain till the meeting of Parliament.
a~lvetpart of the Earl of Durham's domestic servants
a Pro..__.7oPriday last from Quebec. They brought with them
The Ea of the baggage.
on pn Erl and Countess of Lichfield arrived in town
LorddaY night from Newmarket.
log, for
Harviscount Acheson left town Saturday morn-
It
/taiiwa xpected that the Great North of EnOand
1411,,11T be ready for traffic in the spring of 1840. simul-
1411d, sLY with the York and Ivorth Midland, the North Mid-
th and the Midland Counties' Railwaysthus at once giving
113: TnPuebtlic i the north a direct railway communication with
"Volis• --Railway Times.
tti..41,0:1181 CORN MARKET, OCT. 29.—Our market
ittikie. was well attended, and a good derna=la for all sort of
la hroOld Wheat, 745. to 7(34. ; New ditto. 704.t0 743. ;
a• 434. to 45x.. Old Oats, 27a. to 28s. ; Now ditto,
273' ; Old parley, 30s. ; Noy pitta,
.325, to Ps•