The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-16 00:00:00

COURT CIRC ULAR.

WINDSOR, MONDAY.—Her Mai2sty rode out on horseback
this afternoon, accompanied by her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Kent, and attended by Lady C. Cur le, the
y
Hon. Miss Lister, Viscount Melbourne, and others of the
Royal suite.
Lord and Lady Ashley took their departure.
Lord Falkland arrived this evening to dinner, as did also
Lady Uxbridge, Lady Eleanora Paget, and the Marquis of
Conyngham.
Sir John Herschell will have the honour of joining tho
Royal dinner party this evening.

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The Austrian, Neapolitan, Turkish, and French Ambassa-
dors transacted business yesterday at the Foreign Department'
Lord Glenelg transacted business yesterday at the Chan"
cellor of the Exchequer's Office, in Downing-street.
Despatches were sent off last evening from the Colonial
Office for Sir Lionel Smith, Governor of Jamaica ; and the
Governors of the other West India Colonies.
Despatches from Mr. Light, Governor of British Guiana,
were received yesterday at the Colonial Office.
Despatches were forwarded yesterday from DOVVllillg. street
Lord Melbourne at Windsor.
Despatches were forwarded yesterday from the Colonial
Department for the Governors of Jamaica and Barbadoe-
and for the Officers administering her Majesty's Govern
ment in the Windward and Leeward Islands.
Despatches, dated June the 11th, were received yesterdai
at the Colonial Department from the Governor of Ceylon.
Despatches, dated the 14th of July, were received yester the
day at the Colonial Department from the Governor of
Mauritius.
Despatches were forwarded yesterday from the Foreign
t
Department for Lord Ponsonby, the British Ambassador
Constantinople.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Sir Arthur Clarke, M D., at Barrett's Hotel, Spring-01i"
eul
dens, from Dublin; Mr. Longmore, 47th Regiment, at F '
lade's Hotel, from Cheltenham.
DEPARTURES. as sl.
Count and Countess Lavadoviski and suite, from the s°,
Hotel, Albemarle-street, for the continent ; Mr. and AirA'"
William Graham, for the continent ; the Duchess of Bctlin
from Belgrave-square, for Brighton; the Lord Chancellor su
Lady Cottenham, from Bruton-street, for their villa, at W,,11
bledon ; the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, from stars,
House, for Paris ; Earl Waldegrave, for Bath ; Mr. and o'lsm'
Robert Harrington, for Brighton ; Countess Bathyany, fra,
Mivart's Hotel. for Brighton; Lord Leveson, from Devonsb„ir
Ilouse, for the British Embassy, at Paris; Lord Sydney utiP
borne, on a tour ; the Hon. Henry Maxwell, M P., M. for Farit;
ham House, Cavan ; Mr. Fountaine, for Harford Hell' his
Yorkshire ' • the Hon. Charles Henry Cust, on a cruise in
yacht, the Midge, in the Mediterranean.
The Right Hon. the Speaker and Mrs. Abercrennbil
have arrived at their seat, Stubing Court, near Chester,fibeer-
from visits to the Earl and Countess of alinto, and Lord,' -
cromby.
Sir Benjamin and Lady Hall are entertainifigeaat
large circle of friends at Llanover Court during the trate
Bardic meeting at Abergavenny. Amongst the eernPralkarles
Lord and Lady Bateman and Miss Hanburv, Sir : Dodd
Morgan, Lord and Lady Rodney, Lady Alines Curren, time
Mr. 0. Morgan, the Chevalier and Madame Minfevirille-
Bishop of Gloucester and Mrs. Monk, the Count de 'a ad'
eY
marque, Monsieur de Jacquelot, Lady Louisa Browl
Miss Bromley, &c. 's Je
Count de Taaffe, accompanied by the Margn-lr,aing'
Briaque, has arrived in town from a brief sojourn at 1,e4--
ton Spa. . were
etaflamreilmy avainuslt,onfeatlrieNleawtteonLbaorrrcyl,Farnhaill pot.
interredlie inm tehr
Lord Leveson, M.P., arrived at the Briti,s,ll,„r tin;
bassy at Paris on Saturday, where his Lordship wit' stay
°`
til the early part of February. The Earl and Canto
aftc,
Granville will give a series of splendid fetes immediatell
the Carnival. go.
Viscount and Viscountess Bridport, and the from a
Misses Hood, have arrived at their seat, near Char ,_d'„ aoat
visit to the Dowager Viscountess, at Whitley AboeP
Coventry. later'
The Lord Chancellor arrived at Portsmouth Y
day from Hyde, Isle of Wight. 00 TuesdaYor
left t 0
Viscount and Viscountess Newark have
"e i,,,,, day
for the Continent ; the Viscountess haying arriving 3
since in town from Leamington. as
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The Duke of Norfolk returns to Arundel Ca
ose
a few days. 01
The Duke of Leeds arrived in town at the C 1
,
last week upon business connected with his father's sliiiti a dis.
Time Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch, an
lace to
tinguished party, have removed from Dalkeith
warder
Drumlanrig Castle for a short season.—Berwick r'a-r inter,
The Earl and Countess of Tankerville are.o,,ben
taming a largo circle of friends at their seat, Cbli'l nvartif
Castle, near Wooler. Lord Fitzharris has jcined 111 ~,bet°
and Lord Ossulston, M. P., has arrived from Scodano,
his Lordship has been shooting. —Newcastle Journal on $
The Earl of Roden left town on Saturna)df ;pc.
visit to Lord and Lady Barham, at Exton Park, gutian-,cleti
The Earl and Countess of Warwick are ex_P-tbeir
delicate state of health, is now
at their mansion in Carlton-hardens in a fortnight, fro" In 5
continental tour. Lord Brooblre, who was for some tiro° to
England with his noble parents.q •uillg
The Earl and Countess of Minto are entertam..oto
Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Adam and a family circle at 0
Castle. —.Berwick Warder.Wl/
I
Lord Molyneux has returned to Croxteth
ree.
from a visit to .his noble father at Weymouth.---LiCe
Albion. uite well, and will retail.
tote
hip's P" •
Lord and Lady Howick, and his Lords esr
N,, have IA
secretary, the Hon. Captain Frederick Grey, R. garl a„,
rived at Howick Hall, near Alnwick, on a visit to e of tris
Countess Grey, from Wooler Rectory, the reside to a_s.:
Hon. and Rev. John Grey His Lordship is exPec e his all
rive in Whitehall-place the' week after next, to Wu°
tO
cial duties as Secretary at War. sle
O°BlS 0
Lord Vernon has removed from Priv)frga to
the Clarendon Hotel, where his Lordship intends
lenclia
for some time. al SP p is-
Lord Talbot's fine hounds ran sever,d yat ajt
courses at a select Coursing Meeting held on Fr'oaessfol* eot,
hill, Staffordshire, when they were particularly sere proko,
distinguished party of nobleman and gentlemenre, tba P
among whom were—Lord Talbot, Lord Foreste
1
tril
Colonel Anson, Sir George Pigot, &c. ,_ ee y 0 1 Iv
The Chancellor of the Exchequer's tnrcferpOrjosis
sons arrived in Downing-street yesterday from i.,1 050i..00,
the mail. The Right Hon. Gentleman and Laufleery utba
Spring Rice are still on a visit to Mr. and Mrs'a. yibcfrog
per Marshall, at Wheetwood Hall, near Leelqr. PP
accouchement of Mrs. Marshall, daughter 01 :av
iiiii.o
Rice, took place a few days since. enter° tia 0
Colonel and Lady Caroline Wood a Harding, e
Major-General Sir Henry and Lady EnlilY „Jai
select party, at Littleton House, near Staines. ~,treJP
Mr. Spencer de Horsey leaves town oil v'' the
next for the Isle of Wight. . n is on il*
'We hear that a matrimonial connectTintor an°
tapis between the families of Sir Eardloy Nvicoarier,.ceSS
Richard Bulkeley Williams. —Leantington Sp
and
rid Prworin-
Their Serene Highnesses the Prince nand tbe !, for
of Oldenburg, accompanied by Count TolstoY reosninb
cess's Dame d'Honneur, left Calais on Thursdal itO
eu e
Germany. real° b tb
His Highness the Prince of Oude has
throng i
tour
his residence in the Regent's Park, from a d.
.., °it'
manufacturing districts and a portion of re ef fe4,.eia'
ADELPIII THEATRE.—A new PiAerec'eslis 'bei'tfte.
fashion, called Blue Jackets ; or, Her --V hole t_ tarns-r;
was produced last night at this right tnerrren,rueuio"
pas of
The yarn is of the shortest. Old Admiral.; oyes Ye too:.
F. Matthews) has one fair daughter, whom he give i oi,
well, and whom, accordingly, he determines teed _mane,,,,gl
riage to a certain captain with a wooden of this
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Fanny Trunnion (Mrs. Honey) not approvn
0, 30 0;,(.5,,
_t
ment, encourages the clandestine addresses.
,:, disc the
Flo(
young gentleman, whom, however, the Adroit* Nere Prleilr
sends to the bilboes in the port-guard shili_obriog I°o yoOCis
thickens into the interestin, for Fanny,
rr7'_. , doif_bip 01.,
her lover, assumes the middy, and, conve tint
_earde,_ efni'le,
damsels into blue jackets, came- the deck ofth ig.iroh r.,.,,.t
a crew of two superannuated Jacks and an e(lLll,aljter hilecpiPoei
rifles. The victors celebrate their triumr_ golly "_,orda,_,
leased the Lothario by what we must cal! t_raue oilers tn_,
and by going, in the most edifying manner, liDOO dtse:a, toirevr,
pike exercise. In the mean time Trufl,ellmast•lie opOW°llo
whole plot, and comes, with a broom at "'.,,,,eit of gl,eap• (if
take the rnan-of-war and give the ladies alestni"..ll of it.
_rdy (Poj
which he accordingly does, and throws ttl.
~.110'ira,
family a
in
has learned, however, from his friend Si .1_ ~f goOd
_1.,001,ic
exernple), that the clandestine youth is 0re_..."4 dentrootantbe
fortune, and he forthwith consents to A 1'41',"
Charles Herbert." Our readers will al
en bow Pm'attlio‘ord
the union of Miss Fanny with " the honorlor_acbeleainitle./:.:lv't°°,`l.isas
merits of the Blue Jackets, and comPre_ne „rid. F.1%•4_,. If
_„
not be otherwise than successful, sword:, Irai; . : es IVAV:,
was quite at home in the testy old an'
titer, 515_ein, . of
ping; Mrs. Keeley, in a trifling part oti'
_..ai riattir . eocl ~,,,
looked and acted a capital admiral's dali.Sgi3etty 1311.1,04 0,
Fanny's " maid," showed much of her sn.e hotilic, to 11.'"31
comedy, and drew many a laugh t`i; ninn.?,_ ocael
Smith played a superannuated pigtail,
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life. The piece was announced for CorOr ts
061
applause. gailWoi ~f ace too
The Manchester and Leeds
currence "
subs
Gave, in consideration of the probable occur
0001 su
vtlor
in making their line of railway, give" :11 r
of five guineas to the Halifax InfirrnarY• ~g nritiS jote
01 W est° otes,
Fuller, the well known author _ , ,a
Dears 1" leaks T°'
thies," wrote his own epitaph, as it a,Ps but a
'O4
Abbey. It consists only of four worus, 01 0.
namely---" Here lies Fuller's earth."
r__ Tinies,fic prof
A correspondent of the West: n
debtor ?" it' 3 cot r,,
that
from St. Thomas's `Vardaray rocurco a tbinit Pecl;
cess can be detained by aflidavits,l
c %vim may ,
_.,1.,,
to.,
five shillings, or on the pique of anyso
__iv, out
aola boduil';‘.:,s
is
per to state his belief that a debtor i I.T.
o''.aiast t l loci,
repetition wisp ..,
~
he Adds—that an affidavit has been ma a:f..70 too Y
with a wile and ten children, who has '''''
d the ward, to this effect, - .