The Sun.
London, England, 1840-08-07 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Prince Albert, accompanied by the Duke of Cambr
and attended by Colonel Bouverie, left Buckiugbliss
Palace at ten o'clock yesterday morning in an open 13: hi
and four, with outriders, for Kew. The Prince aa",..t‘
Royal Duke alighted at the residence of the DuAr's
Cambridge, and inspected the grounds at Kew. „d
Royal Highnesses rode on horseback. to Richmond,
rode through the Park, re-entering their ear riag,;beir
Barnes-common Gate, on their return to tovin- , 0,0
Royal Highnesses arrived at Buckingham Pealacet,ick
o'clock. The Duke of Cambridge remained, at the r:or
and partook of a dejeuner with her Mr.jewty and irTs-10,
Albert. Her Royal Highness the Du chess of Kent --
joined the august party.
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Viscount Melbourne bad an awlience of her
yesterday.
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The Quecn and Prince Albert took an airing Yeg"
afternoon in an open carriage and four. The Royal Dinner Party at the Palace last oren7
;„g
eluded her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent'
lst
Earl of Erroll, Earl of Uxbridge, Earl of Surrey, Co
and Countess Creptowich, Viscount and Viscounteo dis,
merston, Lady Fanny Cowper, Lady Charlotte Dint/t4O,
Lady Isabella Wemyss, Lord George Lennox, and
Bouverie.
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The Band of the 2d Regiment of Life Guar da attea
during dinner at the Peace.
The Hon. Miss Pitt and Hon. Miss Spring Rice tiel
succeeded the Hon. Miss Anson and the Hon.. Kin Ps°
as the Maids of Honour in Waiting on the Qurßn.
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The Princess Augusta received visits yestert lay from
Duchess of Kent and the Duchess of Glouc eat er.
followi7,g was issued yesterday :
" The Princess Augusta continues much the :same'
Royal Highness passed a disturbed night.
" Clarence House, August 6, 1840." eel
The Earl of Ballast bad an intervieW
with vi,
Melbourne yesterday, in Downing-street. jobs
Mr. Holmes, M. P., had an interview with SA
Rusell yesterday, at the Colonial-office. h d •
The Committee of her Majesty's Privy C supc'mallaaio
meeting yesterday, at the Council-office. 1 'be Payori
of Lansdowne, Earl of Clarendon, Lord J. R naeell, .0
Monteagle, and the Chancellor of the Excl refiner, "
present.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE'

ARRIVALS.
Hon. Mrs. Ramsay, at the Hanomor Hotel, Ho° 05
square, from Brighton ; Mr. and. Mrs. Neville Ward,
Long's Hotel, Bond-street, from Calverley Park, 1.1 o
bridge Wells ; Mr. and Mrs. George H. Calvert, e dit°t r
from the United States; Rev. George and Miss 1.04"1:11
at ditto, from Kettleburgh House, Suffolk ; H. C-1.
Rogers, Charge d'Affaires from the United States to wgmv.
dinia, at ditto; Augustus Thorndike, Es q. , at ditto, fil.
Scotland ; Captain Custance and Captain Champi°"; o,
ditto, from Norfolk ; Lewis Novelli, Esq., at ditto, 40
Manchester; Messrs. Davies, Shorter, Hargreaves, 80
Fontaine, at ditto, fr-'m Paris.

DEPARTURES. , as.
Viscount St. Vincent and the Hon. Miss JerVis.°;be
Continental tour ; the Archbishop of Armari3 and
Ladies Beresford, for Armagh : Sir William Somet.;"'e•
Bart., M.P., for Ireland; Sir James end Lady le,:
Hamlyn Williams, for Clavelly Court 1 Sir Thomas
buthnot, on a Continental tour ; Colonel Arbuthnot, 1,..,
regiment, for Portsmouth ; Sir Compton and Lady 001
fTno,
vile. and family, for Santry House, near Dublin; the Ho
George Ongley, for Leafflington Spa; Captain Breo
R. N., fur do ; Mrs. (General) Maclaine, for Porto Bell"
Sir Charles Hastings, Bart., for Wellesley Hall, Derb?;,'
shire ; Mrs. ( Admiral) Bligh, for Leamington Spa; tsp.,
Hon. H. Walker, on a cruise in the Adelaide yacht ; ,
Henry and Lady Pym, from Crawley's Hotel, Albemarl o
street, on a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris and fr,
roily, from Poittnan-square, for Malvern, Worcester:a ,itte
the Hon. the Champion and Mrs. Dymoke, fro s "7,
Hanover Hotel, Hanover-square, from Scrivelsby Carr.
Horncastle ; Sir John and Lady Stanmer, from di cto, fere
Bettkfield Park; Mr. and Miss How, from e ,Itto. for
Glasgow ; Mrs. Galbraith and family, from ditto, ',"„e
Balkail, Wigtonshire ; Lady Wood, from Pat,i_mal?
Brunswick-square, Brighton; Lord Henry Amon dell
from Chesham_place, 13e1g.,rave-square, for seat , Hoitoir
Hill, near Scutharnnton ; the Countess jr pow ret,
the continent ; the 'Ladies Fitzpatrick, 'tor rata nal'lc';
shire; tin Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Law for s
; Captain and Mrs. Eglinr;iton, Void.
and Lady James Townshendt
e Hon. Mr. at
11.1.13aM Co..art, Berkshire; L ord
Lady Mountmorris, for Dus.,lin
r
'r Sussex
the
FrederiA West, for C
Lady Robeit Grosvenor, or. Y.orfolk_; La ;Ad gat
a Continental t tour: chr
Dowager-Countess and Lrdy L. Craven, from the rdoss
Sir William and Lad y.l ILI- for
rendon, for Dorsetshire
Cumming and family, /;rore the Clarendon NM' e'tt' b;
Elginshire ; Admiral :Sir Edward King, for 134 gum °p (of
S,r John Duckvv,,,rth, Bart., from Fenton's note" j 5.
Devonshire •, Dennistoun, M. P., and Yirs,. Detir at
tsoitrink ferroeiGi the
ran
t,Clarendon,Brighton for; Gthleastigoown.;mLpitieourt.e-47lerir
Keppel, for Lyndhurst, Hants.
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ER . .OYAL HIGHNESS THE, PRINCES
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GusTA.—Up to a late hour last even'..ng her Royal I 11% the
continued in the same alarming condition; and, 1. Ithoi leer
bulletin does not report her Royal highness worse, we h. I,,stste
son to believe her Royal Hio:itoess to be in a less favoural rcinsr
than onSaturday last. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke o 'f the
o
bridge and Duchess of Gloucester, and nearly the whole •
leading nobility now in the metropolis, made visits, on Th uroisf,
, thsg
at Clarence Wouse. There is a very general impressi
o° 01'
the bulletins have been tin oughout her Royal Highne °it of
ness ambiguously worded, as is invariably the case NO: le is S
member of the Royal Family is seriously indisposed.
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we I•known fact in the higher circles that her Royal I
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is in a most precarious state, and we cannot see any occ Wu".
keeping the fact from the public.
IVI f PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT.—.v 1e,.. V
.it
jcsty (as at present arranged) will pro,ogue Pad is, beater
Ferscn next week, t-ut it is doubtful whether it will be • ,ina
_et $
thy or Thursi:lay. Orders were given this morning ;to e,`_, se'
state ellair in the House of Lords, near the throne, 'fa r til
commodation of Prince Albert.
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il Kt VA, KABUL, &C.—Vigoe'S TA-lersona4 - i. 11
ralive of a Visit to Ghuzni, Kabul, and Afghanistan, an
fool Residence at the Court of Dust Moharned ; with Notices of obeP
jit Singh, Khiva, and the Russian 'Axpeuition," just pub/ oh!
by Whittaker and Co., is strongly recommended to those or."
wish to obtain at one view an act :punt of Khiva, from the I
.eir
authorities, a prospect of the chances of Russian success
Orlot° eamtiture, and of the events which led to the late expedition
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Afghanistan, and on which all the future politics of those i
tries must be based.
The Rev. Dr. Warneford, whose nui"if
support of pious works it has frequently been our pleas
record, has presented 2001, towards the endowment of
church, to bo built near the King's Parade, Clifton. a
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William James, Esq., M.P., a few days ag _ ,
an operation performed upon one of his eyes, of which 1
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nearly lost the use, hy lir. Liston, the eminent surge, A 41'
" hiell it is epecied he will entirely recover his sight.— r"
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