The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-30 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke of CumumitLa lin honoured the Marqu"
EIERTFORD with his company at dinner on Sunday el
ing, at his villa in the Regent's-park. There was a°

party to meet his Royal Highness.
The Duchess of CUMBERLAND visited the Pri°ll
SorsrlA yesterday, at her residence in the King's Palace'
Kensington.
A conference of the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers
was held yesterday at the Foreign-office. There Rol
present Prince LIEVEN, the Russian Ambassador,
Count MATouscewnz, the Russian Minister Extrt
dinary, Prince ESTERIIAZY, the Austrian Ambossud"'
and the Baron nx WESSENBURG, the Austrian Alit
Extraordinary, Baron Bur Low, the Prussian Mint
Baron ZUYLEN DE NYEVELT, the Netherlands Alin ii;
on a special mission, and Viscount PALMERSTON.

conference lasted an hour and a half.
•i
Mons. VAN DE WxYffs., the Belgian Minister, Este
ViSCOURt PALMERSTON yesterday, at the office of the
cretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
A deputation of the hackney-coach proprietors Wilt";
on Viscount ALTHORP, yesterday, at the Treasury, and Wilt
an interview with his Lordship.
Despatches from Sir FREDERICK ADAM, the ...or“
'
Commissioner of the lonian _Wands, and from the ID:
General PONSONBY, the Lieutenant-Governor of 31°11'
were received yesterday at the Colonial-office.
A deputation of gentlemen from Manchester, headed
Lord STANLEY and Mr. J. Wow), M.P., had a conferee'

with Viscount ALTHORP yesterday, at the Treasury.
Viscount ALTHORP entertained a party of Member'
the House of Commons, at dinner, on Saturday eYeninl
at his residence, in Downing-street. Among the colt°
were—Viscount EERINGTON, Sir G. ROBINSON, Me',
F. BARING, N. PONSONBY, POYNTZ, MACAO.°
HAWKINS, and STANLEY.

LAW INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.

WELLESLEY v. BEAUFORT. .4,
Mr. Wellesley attended personally this morning in Collthsl
pursuance of a letter he had written to his Lordship, to aa_told
his Lordship would be pleased to make an order that he
be at liberty to see his daughter.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said he had understood thl-oeti
daughter was at Wanstead-park, that Mr. Wellesley had n°` 00
her since her return, that he had acted very properly sine,'„ or' '
return of the infant, and that he should certainly make f tO;
der. He would see Mr. Courtenav probably in the course
morrow, and Mr. Wellesley should be informed of the tell
the r.
(10C°.
Mor. Wellesley then stated that he had most important cili•
mentary evidence to lay before his Lordship, relative to th i 0
cussion that had taken place in his case while he was cont0;01;
the Fleet, and which lie desired to have the opportunity of
in public.
The LORD CHANCELLOR observed that as the discd
to which Mr. W. referred had hitherto taken place in pr!jef
probably Mr. W. would agree in the propriety of the rental"
being private also. at 11'
Mr. Wellesley had no objection to this course, viz., that
evidence should, in the first instance, be submitted to his
ship in private, and that should his Lordship be of opinion
pr
it was valid evidence, and such as to induce him to tdecide!_
(Mr. W.'s) favour, he would receive the judgment in pride
but that should his Lordship think it invalid, and his Lor.v
be disposed to decide against him, then he should certaill2;do
spectfully insist on the right of having his evidence stated
p üblic, and the Court's judgment delivered publicly.
The LORD CkIANCELLOIt said he should carefulli,,t
over the evidence in private in the first instance. It Wig ill
that it might not be calculated to sway his mind in anifitt'
whatever. Should his Lordship think it was not evidence °oll
portance, and feel inclined to decide against Mr. W. he s;oll
then weigh well whether Mr. W. ought to have the Pke i 0
delivered in public, and the evidence he alluded to stated
public or not.
LLOYD v. TRIMLESTOWN. t
Mr. PEPYS moved for an order to stay the payment (?I'lol,
Court of 24,0001. and a fraction in this cause to Lord riti oro.,
town, which the judgment his Lordship had given a few ds;th
entitled the Noble defendant to, until an appeal against
judgment could he heard in the House of Lords.
groundll The SthOaLt InC.lpeTOtitltio-Gn of appealENEß:kli.,sodpgiesnedatshyesg
the order of the Court. de,
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, upon the parties 11:,tot
taking to appeal immediately, he should certainly not allo!"„A
appeal to be without something to play upon. He would_",
however, return the fund in Court, but he would let it
upon Lord Trimlestown giving security that he would
amount should the judgment of the House of Lott
a reversal of his Lordship's judgment. He would not pp
parties to the delay and expense of going before the 313.5`,0
have a security approved of, but if Lord Trimlestown W. 611!
give him the names of two respectable persons, whose TO,
should be satisfactory to Mr. Vizard or to himself (his Lon°
that would be sufficient. ;I!
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL then tendered the n3nie.
Messrs. Wright, the bankers. sfte
His LORDSHIP said no more highly respectable or sat'
tory names could possibly be offered.et lodged motion,

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DA'

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, Arc. W.—WinEl W. S. W.—Arrived the Clere
Street, from Van Dieman's Land ; Jane Catharine, Loader' be
Jamaica. The Branches, Cornwall, Christopher, Asia, and °` ,
sailed this morning. t 7.
PORTSMOUTH, Arc. 29.—Wind N. W.—Passed b'',o#
Bombay, Dace, from Van Dieman's Land. Sailed for the Vo
his Majesty's ships Talavera and WelleVsley.
PLYMOUTH, Arc. .—Wind \.—Arrived the SOX
Harit, from Sierra Leone. Fr"
' d'
FALMOUTH, AUG. —Wind W.—Arrived the Gol 14°
packet from Buenos Ayres, sailed the 15th June, front 11,
Video and Rio Janeiro the 10th ult. ; Magnet, packet frontit
bon,'sailed the 14th ; and Balloch Castle, Bremner, fret
MILFORD, Atm. 28.—Arrived the Isabella, Mitchell, ,0
Jamaica • Elizabeth, Wells, from St. Petersburgh ; and A'
Shadwell, from Memel.
HAlt WICH, AUG. 29.—The Hibernia, Sharp, from Solt
land to Portsmouth, has been assisted in here leaky.
SCARBOROUGH, AUG. 28.—The Stockton, Hall,
Shoreham to Sunderland, has been towed in with loss of fore 4
both topmasts, &c., by the Westley, Johnstone, of Sunder

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's, at LisbOnt.:o
Aug. 13:—" It is understood that vessels from St. PeterP:pl
Reval, and Memel, are to be sent out by order of the J3o',
Health. The Ex-Portuguese squadron is partly gone to-d3P
the remainder will leave by next tide."