The Sun.
London, England, 1831-11-14 00:00:00

20 Per Ceti'

COURT CIRCULAR,
4,ty
The Lotd•Citief Bann of Scotland left town o “o)
I,v for CI iremont, on a visit to her Royal !lig
Duchess Of KENT.

The ceremony of nominatinz the Sheriff. fir the ensuing
,ear t ok plare at two o'clock on Saturday afternoon, being
the morrow of St. 11;rtin, at the Court of Exchequer,
before the Loris of hi 4 M4jesty's Most Hoitoorthie Privy
Council. V scoont A union'. pr.-sided in his splendid
ohe. of offi,•e, aA Cit utcelior of the Exchequer. The
Lor44 t resent were, the LORD CIIA NCELLOR, VISCOUIIt
11r:LeouttNit, V4count GonFittcit, the Doke of !licit-
MOND. the Lotil Chief B Iron of the Exch. quer, the Lord
Chief Justice of Eng:and, the Vice-Chancellur, and Sir N.
TIN DAL

Mr. GREVILLE and the lion. WILLIAM BATHURST Rl-
tended as Clerks of the Privy C;ouncil.
Their I.,,rdships having a.semnled, the customary oath
in Nolnin French TV.I% niministered.

The names of the different counties in England were
then called over in alphabetical ord,, and three pillions
w- re nomin act] fir each county. The Jutli.Tes of the
Courts of King's Bench, Common Piers, and Exch quer,
who went the Isst circuit, sated to their Lordships the
t fferent objections and excuses which they had received
from individuals not wishing to serve. The majority of
.11e excuses were disallowed or ordered to be taken into
farther consideration.
Their Lordships adjourned shortly before four o'clock.
The Russian, Au.trian, an 1 French Ambassadors, the
Prussian Ministers, and the Russian and Austi i an Ministers
on special missions, hell a c.inf,rence. with Viscount PAL.
Nt ERSTON on Saturday afternoon at the Foreign-office.
the conference lasted four hours. M. VAN nit Wirven,
tie Belgian Minister, was occupied at the Foreign-office
,luring the whole. of the time that the conference lasted.
The LORD CHANCELLOR held a long interview with
Earl Gitev on Fridsy evening at the Treasury, previous to
the departure of the Noble Zit] fur his seat at Eat Sheen.
Viscount Mai.nouatte let town on Satundl evening
for PansangerOierts, on a visit to Earl COWPER.

The Loiin CHANCELLOR left town on Sivorday after-
no,n fur Brighton.

BRIGHTON, Nov. 13.

Divine service was performed this morning in the Palace
Chapel before his MAJzsgr, 11,r Royal Highness the
Princess AUGUSTA, her R iyal Highness the Duchess of
GtotTcEgran, Prince GRoitsa of Cambridge, the Prince*,
LOUISE, and most of the suite. S•rvicr was read by the
Rev. Mr. WAGNER. A most impressive se mon was
preached by the Rev. Dr. EVERARD. Mr. GUTTEEIDGE
as usual, presided at the organ.
On Friday Baron ONIPTEDA had an audience of his
MantsTr. Afterwards the KING, accompanied by her
Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA, the Duchess of
GLOUCE'TER, and La•is' KENNEDY ERSKINE, took an air-
ing shin; the West Cliff, in a carriage ;old four, for neatly
two hour•.

Prince GEORGE, attended by the Rev. M. Woon,
walked out.

The Royal dinner party was private, including only the
Royal suite and household.

Among those persons who II:Id the honour of leaving
their names at the Palace were the Duke said Duchess of
Sr. At.nates, the Dowager Duchess of RICHMOND, Mar-
quis and Marchioness of Coluswaws, Lady SOPHIA
LENNDX, Countess of STRADBROKE, E.rl of UXBRIDGE,
Lord JOHN TOWNSMEN°, Countess of ALDBOROUGH, Mr.
and Lady JANE PEEL, Ls(ly H. WILLIAMS, Sir JAMES,
Lady, and bliss LOTDE, Captain and Lsdy AGNES Birr:c,
Mr. KEMP, M.P., Miss KEMP, Luly GEORGIA NA and the
Miser!! DE Roos, Sir ROBERT and Lady WILMOT. Sir C.
and Lady GORING, and Lidy PULTENEY and Mi,s STuAwr.
Yesterday lite MAJESTY left the Prlace in a carriage-
and-four, with two outriders, accompanied by her Royal
Highness the Ducheo, of GLOUCESTER, proceeded along the
West Cliff to Hove, and returned to the Palace after four
o'clock.

The Princess AUGUSTA, accompanied by 1,4 Maur
TAvunt, took an airing for nearly two hours.
The Princess Lourstr, accompanied by Lady Bransu-
romp, took an airing in a carriage-and-pair.
Sir ANDREW BARNARD, Lady MARY Foos, the Coun-
tess of ERROL, anti Lady SerHIA SIDNEY, drove out in a
carriage•and•pair through various parts of the town.
The Duke and Duchess of MONTItI•SE, Lord WILLIAM
GRAHAM, snit C Iptain RAINIER, had the honour of being
included in the Royal dinner patty of last evening.
The calls at the Palace in the course of the day were
numerous. Among those who left their names were the
following :—Earl and Countes of MOUNTCHARLES, Lord
and Lady BELHAVEN, Countess of CHARLEVILLE. Lord
and Lady LOUTH, Lady and Miss CORNWALL, Sir WIL-
LIAM and Lady FREMANTLE, Sir F. and Lady DRAKE,
B-Ar-Admiral and Sir F. MAITLAND, Sir A. and Lady
DUFF CORDON, Sir 11071.1 Cr INGLIS, lion. M's. and
Miss CAVENDISH. and Miss Foss,.
The Duke and Duchess of Sr. ALBAN'S arrived at their
residence on the West Cliff last Thursday.
Lord HOLLAND'S health since his resiti,nce here has
much improved. His Lordship takes an sit ing every day
when the weather is favourable, and his Lordm:,td is gt.ne.
rally accompanied by his daughter-in-law, LadyMARY