The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-28 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Queen held a Court yesterday afternoon 11
Buckingham Palace, for the reception of the Address°
the Throne from the House of Lords. • al
Shortly before two o'clock their Lordships arrived
the Palace from the House of Lords ; the Lord Cbs:i
cellor in his State Coach, wearing his State Robes, erg
attended by Sir George. Seymour. Sergeant-at-Ar°lit
Sir George Clifford, Gentleman Usher of the 1316 c
Rod ; and Mr. Birch, Clerk Assistant of the Par"'
ment. •
Among the Peers were the Archbishop of CO„,,tog,
bury, the Bishop of Lichfield, the Bishop of Chiebelil
Lords Ducie and Lure in (the Mover and Secoed„.er
the Address), the Marquises of Headfort and P,4104
Earls of Wilton, Fingal!, and Shaftesbury, and 14
Portman.
The Deputation having been conducted to the gre.ecs)
drawing-room were afterwards ushered by Sir Fred°
Smith and Sir William Martins, the Gentlemen Gill:0:
in Waiting, to the presence of her Majesty in the tbr
room. His Royal Highness Prince Albert stood blir
side of her Majesty, and the Ladies in Waiting, Sil:
ters and Officers of State, stood on either side.
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Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-'O,
lined the room, commanded by their Standard-be°
Mr. Robinson.
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The Lord Chancellor, having the Mover anr,A"o
conder on either side, and followed by the other P
ty
advanced to the foot of the Throne, and then resa*
Address from the House of Lords, to which her 5
jesty returned a most gracious answer. Their Lorril
then retired. Of
The Court was attended by the Lord Privy SO'y
First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretary of Stste_gr
the Home Department ; the Marchioness of NOl
by ar.d Lady Portman, Ladies in Waiting ; the ty
Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master e°
11'o-se, the Captain of the Honourable Corps of Ge,:al,
men at Arms, the Groom of the Stole to Prince loold
the Captain of the Yeomen Guard ; Lord Hdi,
Stick in Waiting ; the Treasurer of the Hougeboy
the Comptroller of the Household, the Master of
Buck Hounds ; the Earl of Morley, Gentles,
Waiting on Prince Albert ; Lord Alfred J,4
Equerry in Waiting ; Colonel Bouveric, Equer"„til
Prince Albert ; Mr. James Bunce Curling, ele'si
the Cheque of the Honourable Corps of Geutlerne,i
Arms ; Masters Wemyss and Wilson, Pages of li°•s
in Waiting ; Sir Benjamin Smith, and Mr. °I."-
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Hancock, Exon in Waiting.
The Earl of Listowel and Mr. Rich were the
and Groom in Waiting.
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Mr. Alderman Gibbs and Mr. Thomas Far%
the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, accongsniol
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the City Remembrancer, had an audience
Queen to receive her Majesty's commands rel°lloo,
the reception of the Addresses of Congratulati°ol
the Court of Aldermen, and also from the C of
Common Council. Her Majesty was pleased °IV
point Thursday (this day week) for receivid
Addresses.
The Queen's Guard of the Scots Fusilier
with the band of that regiment, attended Butt
Court on the Palace lawn.
The Duchess of Gloucester visited her '7'
yesterday. i,
Her Majesty had a dinner party last eve
Buckingham Palace. The company consisted V,
Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent at:'rlyoo<iej
George of
.Cambridge` s_ nfthaltifigo
Countess of Surrey, Lady MarHosrard,t
Melbourne, co
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Countess of Listowel, Viscount v,.:1,11,
and Viscountess Palmerston, Lady Fanny
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Lord and Lady Portman, Lady Fanny Howar , 2
and Lady Robert Grosvenor, Hon. William C 0
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Mr. G. E. and the Hon. Mrs. Anson, 11°,,11:0001
Paget, Hon. Miss Lister,.Hon. Miss Murray, ,ritir
Lehzen, Hon. C. A. Murray, Mr. Rich, Lev°
Paget, Colonel Bouverie, and Captain S.qmotir!,,ool,
The Sheriffs of Loudon and Middlesex, aceeuirt,
by the City Remembrancer, had audiences of his.
Highness Prince Albert at Buckingham Palseel,ifts'
her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent at I°,
House, Belgrave-square, yesterday.
Yesterday was the birthday of his Royal els,
the Duke of Sussex. His Royal Highness
congratulatory visits during the day at his rest
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in Kensington Palace, from the Duke of C 11""
and the Duchess of Gloucester. •
The Duchess of Kent took an airing yesteroll
carriage.
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The Earl of Lovelace and Mr. Denison h°
terview with Viscount Melbourne yesterday' it)
ing-street.
Earl Fit zwilliam and Mr. Perri, had intervi2
the Marquis of Normanby yesterday, at the 14°rrilt,rits0J
The Sultan's Agent in this country, has 131.0 14
be sent to Constantinople, a set of the newlY4 rafr,?
figures invented by Major Wathen, to elueidatl,
movements, similar to those lately made for 13'
Highness Prince Albert.

Colonel Peel, M.P., and Lady Alice peel 11.
rived at Farrance's Hotel, from Marble Hill,
The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland' I,e os
ponied by the Marquis of Stafford, and the Ladle' if
Gower, will leaveLilleshall, Staffordshire, ear',
ensuing week for Stafford House, for the season. itgli
The Earl of Sandwich has purchased 610#
sion in Dover-street, adjoining Vicount Powered?
the Earl of Mexborough's.
The Earl of Wilton arrived in town on idalid
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evening from Eaton Hall, the scat of the !Tr' 170 i
Marchioness.ot Westminster, in Cheshire. 1-hoodil
Earl has quite recovered from his indisposition' to/:
leave Grosvenor-square ut the close of the "e-0
the Countess of Wilton, at Egerton Lodge, Mello
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bray.
the Viscount Lake was prevented attending t ,
ingof Parliament by a severe attack of gout.
THE SETTLING OF THE Kt IUC.--I'edebli
on good authority, that immediately after the
the Address, Lord Aberdeen arid the Dukc 0f,',011,0'l
will introduce a bill into the House of Lords 10' fir
as they call it, tire Scotch Church question.."'
Correspondent of the Globe. •or
We have to record the demise .of
Sir Henry Worsley, G. C. 8., which took place..4o
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in the Isle of Wight. The gallant General
73d year. niatf 4*
RELIEF OF THE WIDOWS AND
OF 1 HOSE WHO PERISHED IN TIIE THAMES STETAn'rj Is°
—Alderman Pule on Tuesday stated to the Jl-00tood
that a distinguished member of Lloyd's had ogjii
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willingness to receive subscriptions for the 044
widows, orphans, and other relatives of the °tribe 'V,
crew who perished in the Thames steamer 01' `det6,
January, It was, he observed, unnecessary t°,t 0404,
particulars, as the public papers had so fully ;0111711,,
nature and horrors of the disaster, but his grcaler,,,Y,
coming forward on this occasion was to assure IPineag
and through his Lordship the public, that the "lostij
of the relatives of the poor fellows who v'rer¢.
very great. The Lord Mayor expressed his g
tae
at the exertions which the highest characters 1: for
were determined to make to raise a subscriPti°ols'
objects, and stated that he had no doubt of there get?!
THE WALSALL ELECTION.—We tbi9 f'
formed that the private accounts received juijiit?;fl;
from Walsall are extremely favourable to Mr'
it is evident, from %%list appears in the Toil re guff
on the subject, that Mr. Gladstone's friends bons?
alarmed by the present aspect of affairs in th,:p€s ,d/
Whether there is any good ground for thy'
one party, or the fears of the other, ;s a rl'itt
we cannot venture to offer an opinion; but t,r
us great pleasure to find that such is the
fee
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eliester Guardians. Ahis IV
Mr. Freshficld, M.P., has announce'.
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tion to resign the representation of the united
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Penryn and Falmouth in a future Parliament-
SETTLE.—Saturday the 16th was sod
by a complete hurricane of wind and sn"W',io,b,
afternoon it turned to rain, accompanied by a ;0 'l'
towards night, became a perfect tempest. ~ ,
IttPlii
of this, a poor journeyman tailor and a you',7 Iry ti~ldf
house where they had been working. abr,,i 00bily
from Settle, to return home ; they strugg `t:1,11,04i
man's strength began to fail, wren the bObe3 Le"
and almost dragged him along till they rear five Pon 41
of the hill, looking down into Settle, abnatrii sPejeor
yards from home, when the lad, being nea,,o, 0°,,i0141'
obliged to leave his now exhausted comPani;,3 nrjity
down into the town for help. Souse nu,? tie of,"
diately ; but, though the poor man was see de joi
most immediately. The poor fellows bad, I nietill)
the I ouse where they bad been Welling 3Lettl6e
in t; e evening, and the boy did not reach.l; snore
in tie morning ; so th:t they had gone lit'aii,cti:l7o4ii
!Idle an hour. There is something yerYa/
poor boy having to assist the man..—Ken"