The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-20 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Yesterday morning their MAJESTIES, the Duke ant,
Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Princess AUGUSTA, the
Duchess of CAM.itIDGE, an 4 Prince GEORGE and Princes,
AUGUSTA of Carnbridge, attended dirine service in tla
Chapel Royal, St. James's.
The QUEEN and the Duke of SUSSEX visited the
Duchess of CAMBRIDGE on Saturday, at Cambridge-house.
The Voch?.i.:l of KrevN accompanied by the Prinee,e
VICTORIA and ihe Princess SOI;IIIA, her MAJESTY
on Saturday, at the Palace at St. James's.
The Duchess and Prince GEORGE of Cumberland left
town on Saturday, for their residence at Kew.
The Spanish Minister vi,ited Viscount PALMERSTON or
SattifjaY tfe Vae!gr.! Office.
His Excellency Louis Mg...ANT, late Ptivoy .Extraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the United State,
at this Court, left town on Saturday morning with hi,
lady and family for Portsmouth, to embark for Washing-
ton, to which devination he has been called by the Pre,i.
dent of the United States, to fill the office of Minister
Finance.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcuEQuEa enterLiined the
heads of the different deparments of the Treasury at dinnei
on Saturday, tit his rtaidence in Downing-street. Ti,,
party consisted 14 the Hon. eiAgES STEWART, Messrs.
SARGENT, SPEER, STAMP BROOKSBANE, IiGL4LYN, CitA-
PER, VERNON, WOODFORD, WEST, GRANGE, SAN-
FORD, UNWIN, VAN SPIEGEL, FARQUIER, REYNOLDS,
and BocacutEn•
Vise()Unt illtountir:
_transacted business on Friday
afternoon at the Home Office for the first time since 11:s
recent attack of indisposition.

Their Majetti•rEl gave a musical party at their Palter,
at Sr. James's, on Thursday eveniirg, co i!rwt!rds of 200,
including the members of the Royal Family, the Foreiga
Ambassadors and . Ministers and their Ladies, and a select
party of the Nobility and Gentry. Tire company came
in full evening dress, the members of the different Orders
wearing their respective stafs and rilrrrids. The • loiters
began to arrive about a qu irter before nine o'clock; and
were ushered into the drawing room, where the conc. rt
took place. Tire performers were stationed at the east
end of' the roorii. At the opposite end of the room sat
their MAJESTIES, having near to them tlis ittrnbers or
the Royal Family, the Duchess of SAxE WP:IMAR, tht- •
Duke of BaoNswfcx, and the Ladies of the Foreign Mi-
nisters: the general company were arranged on seats
down the pities of the room. At the east end of the ball-
room, which teats e,i sitEle td the toncert-romn, and in
• which the company proinenad,ll between the piecrg,
wds
placed a full-length portrait of his MAJESTY' in his regal
robes, which bas been recently finished by Sir Wit. Liam
BEECHEN".
Aatit hal4aet rt!ns vsclortk the concert commenced,
when the following pieces were periorthes.:--
Terzetto, " Pappa tacit" Signori Curioni, Santini, and De beg:
nis (" Pretendente Deluse"),—Mosca. Duettino, Scendi nel
pied' Legno," Madame Itubini and Signor ilubini (" Donna del
Lago"),—Rossini. Duetto, "Sc la vita aurur to cara," Madame
l'asta and Signor Lablache (" Semiramide")—Rossini. Aria, Tu
redraila,syenturata,"signor ttutlini(" Pirata"),--Bellini. Duetto,
" Seibai Orel BcAi•Cti," 7Y. no mid Sign9r. (cyrioni "La
Strameri'r; —Bellini. Duetto," lo di tutto mi Contcnto," (Matllme
Pasta and Signor Lablache (" Pretendente Deluse")—Mosca.
Quartetto, " Donami o mai," Madame Caradori, Madame Viga-
no, Signor Curioni, and Signor Santini, (" Demetrio e Polibio,")
—Rossini. Duetto buffo, " D'un bell' uso," Signor Santini and
Signor de Begnis Turco in Italia"),—Rossini. Aria, " Anna
POPtllry" MadFlttle real , Duetto, " lo trovero nell'
4
Asia," Madame Caradori and Signor Labladie
Aria, " I tuoi fuequenti palpiti," Signor Rubini —Pacini.
Terz et to, " Anna Bolena," Madame Pasta, Signor Ilubini and
Lablache,—Donizetti. Finale, " L'ltaliana in Algeri" (" Tali"),
—Rossini. Signor Scappa presided at the pianoforte, Lindley on
the violoncello, Dragonetti on the double-bass, and Puzzi on the
horn.

lotlg the v.onildv
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and D'aeriess 64' tiebfit.:
land, accompanied by Prince George, and attended by Lady So-
phia Lennox, Miss Cooper, Baron Linsingen, and Colonel
l'oten, the Duchess of Kent and the Prince of Leiningen, at.
tended by Lady Catherine Jenkinson and Sir John Conroy; the
Landgravine of Hesse Homburg, the Princess Augusta, at-
tended by Lady Mary Taylor; the Duchess of Cambridge, ac-
empanierl by. Prince George end princess Augusta of Cam-
bridge, and attended by BardneSs Ahlaeld, C!ia-!•anties;
Sir James Reynett, and the Rev. Mr. John Byte Wood, Sub-
preceptor to Prince George ; the Duke of Sussex, Prince
Leopold, attended by Sir Henry Seton ' • his Serene Highness the
Duke of Brunswick and suite, the Netherlands Ambassador and
Madame Faick, • the Austrian and French Ambassadors, the
Princess Lieven (the Lady of the Russian Ambassador), Ma-
dame Bermudez, (the Lady of the Spanish Minister), Baroness
13,*10w (the Lad!, of the l'etlsiti Minister?, thn Neapolitan Mi-
nister and Countess Ludolf, the Bavarian Ministek and MI,
roness Cetto, the Danish, Swedish, Mexican, Sardinian, Hano-
verian, and Wurtemburg Ministers, Count Matoushevitz (on a
special mission from Russia), Count Hardenberg, Grand Master
of the Court of Hanover, the Archbishop of York, the Arch-
bishod of Canterbury and Mrs. Howley, the Archbishop of 11 r-
magi' the Lord Chancellor.
DUKES-Norfolk, Northumberland, Gordon, Buceleuch,
lioF et, Kiehl oud.
DUCHESSES—Gordon, Northumberland, Montrose, fiiic-
cleuch.
MARQUlSES—Winchester, Clanricarde, Lansdowne, Choi.
mondeley, Salisbury, Exeter, Hastings, Graham, Lothian, Ta-
vistock, Douro.
M A RCHIONESSES--.Staftbrd, Clanricarde, LansdoWne,
Winchester, Dowager Hertford, Tavistock, Dowager Salisbury,
Chohnpptleey; Axindoriderry. Bristol, Westmeath:
E IILS-4.7atliMe, Abeideen; WO; Bathurst; Jersey. Alb,
marle, Gower, Belfast, Verulam Rosslyn, Fife, Chesterfield;
Mount Edgcumbe, Mountcharles,'Uxbridge, Munster, Denbigh,
Euston, Scarborough, Howe, Cowper, Tankerville, Brownlow.
COUNT ESSES—Jersey,lonsdale, Albemarle,Carlisle, Gower,
Tankerville, Verulam, Howe, Belfast, Bathurst, Mountcharles,
Denbigh, Chesterfield, Euston, Scarborough.
VlSCOUNTS=Combermere; Gdderich, Palmerston, Sydney,
Austin, Vallettirt, HOwlck; Falkland.
VISCOUSTESS—Anson.
Hill, George Cavendish, Byron,
st,L:rOtyhbollarDrc.Se—nuioFci,ol Fese.y,y‘mVohuarr7lif
ApTI, ey,
Francis Gower, St. Helens,
m
Somerset, Lyndhurst, Farnborough, Auck-
land, A. Fitzclarence, F. Fitzclarence.
L A DlES=Whainelifre,
M
H affirrelic,tet .aryborongh, Isabella 'Fh ynn e,
James Graham, Lyndtittrat, Paget (g),
eLipepicuripeytt,or, Wheatley, Mary Fox, O. Bathurst, F.
so
Georgina Milford, Farnborough, Robert Peel, Harvey (3), F.
Fitzclarence, Graham, Ravensworth, Liddell (3).
RIGHT HONOURABLES—Sir Robert Peel, Sir James
Graham.
HONOURABLES--Misses Foley (i).
SlRS—Andrew Barnard; Frederick Lamb, George Clerk, G,
Warrender, Frederick Watson, William Freinalitle, Herbert
Taylor, Augustus D'Bste, Henry Wheatley.
REV. DOCTOR—Blomberg.
REV. MR..—
MESSRS.—C• Greville, 'Milford, Barton, James Hudson.
RESSES--Gwin, S. Bathurst.
miggEs-..Harvey, Harcourt, Eden (•:?;.
GENERAL-X.l,ton,
C9l .ONELS—Posen, Cust.

the anniversary of the battle of Water-
Saturday being
100, the Duke of WELitraczoN gave a grand entertain-
ment to his 111.a.rEsTY, and the most distinguished officers
who conunatided in that battle. His ALUEsTr, in the
morning, sent to the Duke, by the Earl of AluNsTztt, a
most sp'endid sword made by PaOssaß. On the hilt, and
executed•in high relief, are branches of oak surrounding
the Crown. The bark of the branches are opening, which
display the words " India, Copenhagen, Peninsula, and
Waterloo." The top part of the scabbard exhibits his
IVlAJEsrf's arms, initials, and crown ; the middle of the
scabbard exhibits the arms and orders of the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON on the one side, and on the reverse his b itons.
The lower end has the thunderbolt and wings, the whole
surroundcd with oak leaves and laurel, with a rich foliage,
in which was introduced the flower of the Lotus. The
blade exhibits, in bas relief, his MAJESTY'S arms, initials,
and crown ; the arms, orders, and batons of the Duke of
WELLINGTON, Hercules taming the tiger, the thundet bolt;
the British colours bound up with the caduceus and &sees,
surrounded by laurel, and over them the words " India,"
" Copenhagen," "
Peninsula," and !‘ Waterloc," termi-
nating with/I sheathed sword,surrounded by laurel and palm.
About eight o'clock dinner was announced ; the KING.
sat to.the right of the Duke ; at the table next the KING
sat Earl B.krnuan, as Secretary for the War Department,
at the time of the battle. On the left of the Duke of
VirEct.ttwToN was the Duke of BRUNSWICK, the son of
the Duke who fell on that day.
The party did not break up till near twelve o'clock.
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Hi 4 MAJESTY gave audiences on Saturday to Earl
GaEr, the Duke of RICHMOND, the Earl of FINGALL,
the Earl of SEFTON, and Lord KINNAIR D.

The QUEEN, accompanied by the Duchess of Cam-
BRIDGE, honoured the performance of Madame PASTA in
the opera of Medea, at the lta!ian Opera•house, on Sa-
turday evening, with her presence.
Their MAJESTIES, the Landgravine of HASSE HOM-
BURG, the Princess AUGUSTA, Prince GEORGE, and
Princess AUGUSTA of Cambridge, and the Duchess of
SAXE Weimmt, visited the Zoological Gardens yesterday
afternoon, in the Regent's Park.
The Duchess of CAMBRIDGE partook of a ddeune with
the QUEEN yesterday at the Palace at St. James's.
The Duchess of KENT, accompanied by the Prince of
LEptittoeN, ald attended by Lady CHARLOTTE • ST.
MAUR, the Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, and a select party,
dined with their MAJESTIES yesterday evening.
A Cabinet Council was held' at two o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the Foreign.nffice, which was attended by
the LORD CHANCELLOR, Earl GREY, the Marquis of
LANDSOWNE, Lord DURHAM, Viscount MELeounNE,
Viscount PALMERSTON, Viscount GODERICH, the Earl of
CARLISLE, Viscount ALTHORP, Sir JAMES GRAHAM,
the Right Hon. C. GRANT, Lord HOLLAND, the Duke of
Rictimorro, and Lord JOHN RUSSELL. The Council sat
in deliberation about three hours.
Viscount Gamevir.r.E arrived in town yesterday after-
noon from Paris, on leave of absence from his embassy.
The Noble Viscount proceeded to the Foreign-office, and
had an interview with ViscOnnt PALMERSTON.
Despatches from the Magistrates of Glatnorganshire
were received yesterday at the Home-otfice, relative (it is
understood) to some disturbances in that county.
The Marquis of LONDONDERRY gave a grand dinner
yesterday to the Duke of CumrivßT,Arn and the Duke of

GLOUCETER. there were also prEsent the nukes t.,"
GORDON, NEWCASTLE, and BEauroat ; the Marquiase.
Of SALISBURY, AMESBURY, CHANDOS, EXETER, and
HERTFORD; the Earld of ALii-o, CARNARYON, WEST-
-2.IORI.AND, FALMOUTH, DE LA WARR, LIME
RICK, VERCLAm, LoEsnAr.F, WIT.ToN, ABERDEEN, JER-
SEY. 'MANSFIELD, CH E.TERYI ELI), KisNour,,and BROWN-
LOW Vise Cunts STORMONT and STKANGroan ; Lords
Wll A itwcurFE, LYNI");MI131, MARYROROUGH, BERES-
FORD, COMBERMERE, FORESTER. lIBIJDFNELL; Sirs
ROBERT PEEL, CHARLES WETHERELL, H. HARDINGE,
BOGER. GRESLEY, J. BKCKETT; MeSsEt4. SADLER, WAt-
sON TAtLt.R, pER.,Es, W. PEEL, DAWSON, BARING,
AItRUTIINOT,