The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-09 00:00:00

OURT CIRCULAR.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited her
Majesty yesterday.
Sir Martin Archer Shce, President of the Royal Aca-
demy, had an audience of the Queen, yesterday afternoon,
at Buckingham Palace.
The Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Judge Advocate
General, had an audience of her Majesty yesterday, to
make a report of the proceedings of some Courts Martial.
Viscount Melbourne had also an audience of her Majesty
yesterday.
His Majesty the King of the Belgians arrived at Clare-
mont at an early hour yesterday morning, from the Con-
tinent.

The Duchess of Kent and the Duke of Cambridge vi-
sited her Maj,s,y the Queen Dowager yesterday, at
Marlborough House.
The Duke of Cambridge and Prince George honoured
Baron Rothschild with their company at dinner, on Sun-
day, at his residence in Piccadilly. Baron Knesebeck
was in waiting on their Royal Highnesses.
Colonel Cooper called at Apsley House on Saturday
and Sunday, o s the part of her Royal Highness the
Duchess cf Kent, to make inquiry after the health of his
Grace the Duke of Wellington. Her Majesty the Queen
Dowager sent, on Sunday, to Apsley House, to learn the
state of the Noble Duke.

A Deputation, consisting of Lord Eliot, M. P., Sir C.
Lemon, M. P., Mr. Pendarves, M. P., Sir H. Vivian,
M. P., Mr. Freshfield, M. P., Mr. Basset, M. P., Mr.
Praed, M. P., Sir Henry Hardinge, M.P., Sir William
Molesvrorth, M. P., and Major Vivian, M. P., bad an
interview with Viscriunt Melbourne yesterday in Downing_
street.

The Marquis of Bute, the Earl of Powis, and Mr. Cra-
ven 13, rkeley, had interviews with the Marquis if Nur.
manly yesterday, at the Home Office.

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ARRIVALS.

The Viscountess Andover, in Harley street ; Mr. Henry
Thomas Hope, in Mansfield- street, from Paris ; Lady
Fremantle and Miss Hervey, in Stanhope-street ; Lord
Redesdale, in St. James's place; Marquis of o:monde, in
Suffolk-street; Sir Samuel Crompton, in Hertford-street;
Hon. Edmund Byng, in Clarges-strect ; Colonel \Vella,
in Hertford-street ; Lady Mackenzie, in Hertford-street ;
Capt. Osborne, at the Bath Hotel ; Mrs. Burrowes, in
Hill.street ; Lord and Lady Ernest Bruce, in Curz,m-
s,reet ; Mr. Packe, at Lady E. Reynell's. in Harley-street ;
Mr. I3ercsford, at Mrs. Ladbruke's, in Grosvenor street;
Lord Do Lisle, in New Burlington-street; Lord Bray_
broke, in New Burlington-street: Mademoiselle D'Este,
in South-street; Bartiness de Cetto, in Hill-street;
Lieut.-Gen. Sir C. Dalbiac, at the Albany ; Capt. Bilge,
in Piccadilly ; Capt. Jones, in Harley st. ; Mrs. Bayne, in
Wimpole.st. : Mr. Auriot, in Park-st. ; Duke of Norfolk,
in St. James's-square ; Earl Powis, in Berkeley-square, on
Thursday last, from Powis Castle ; Dowager Lady Beau-
champ Proctor, in Hertford-street, Mayfair ; Mrs. Elphin-
stone, in Manchester-square ; Hon. Captain Campbell,
R. N., in Hertford street ; Maj 4-General Macleod, in
Gloucester-place ; Mr. H. Villeboys and Capt.. Bathurst, in
Gloucester-place; Lady Agnes Buller, in Clarges-street ;
Lady Matilda Wynyard, in Upper Brook-street; Mr.
Delany, in Belgrave-square ; Mr Davidson, in Grosvenor-
street; Mrs. Colonel A [link, in Park-street; Hon. Mrs.
Rodeo, in Park-street; Dowager Countess of Bradford,
in Park- lane ; Mr. Marshall, in Upper Grosvenor- street ;
Marquis Cnolmondeley, in Carlton-gardens: Mr. Knight
and the Countess Nelson, in Great Cumberland street,
from Godmersham Park, Kent; Sir William and Lady
Chatterton, in Seamour-place, Mayfair, from Exton Park,
Rutlandthire, the seat of Lord and Lady Barham ; the
Earl of Bandon, in Connaught place ; Sir Henry Peyton,
Bart., in Grosvenor-place; Lord and Lady Montagu. in
Hamiltoa•place ; Colonel Scott, in Hertford-street; Co-
lonel Gordon, in South Audley-street ; the Right Hon.
George and Mrs. Dawson, with their family, at their
house in Upper Grosvenor-street, from Cattle Dawson,
Ireland; F. J. Nooth, Esq., at the Pultency Hotel, from
Cambridge ; Miss Butler, at ditto, from Hastings; Mrs.
Powell -'nd L. C. Powell, Esq., at ditto, from Hastings,
Lady Macdonald and Lady Malcolm, at ditto, from Ware-
field Hall ; Sir John Mill, Bart., at ditto, from Alothsfont
Abbey ; Sir Richard and Lady Pulestsn and family, at
ditto, from Chester.

HOO UNlON.—There was a meeting of Ma-
gistrates on Friday, by whom it was determined after some
discussion, to investigate fresh charges of cruelty that have
been preferred against Miles, the late master, whose trial
is fixed to t,ke place at the next Assizes.

We regret to hear that Mr. Charles Young, the
late eminent tragedian, met with a severe accident a fort-
night ago while on a visit to Lord Dacre, at the Hoo, in
Hertfordshire. His horse fell and crushed his foot ; but
though he is yet unable to be moved, it is believed that in
a few weeks he will bo sufficiently recovered to return
to town.

The answers to inquiries yesterday at the re-
sidence of Lord Panmure was, that his Lordship was much
better, and bad almost entirely recovered from his recent
severe attack of the gout.—Sunday Paper.
SIR AsTLEY COOPER.—We regret much to
find that this Nestor of surgery, in lieu of improving in
his health, as was hoped, has retrograded. He is now
much worse than at the beginning of the week, and fears
arc entertained respecting the event. On inquiring late
yesterday, we learn that he was not any better. Dr.
Holland and Dr. Chambers are his medical advisers. The
Lancet says his complaint is assuming a dropsical tendency.
—Observer.

MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK—We regret to
learn that, on Wednesday night, a small sloop, which was
in the habit of conveying stores from Fife to Granton
Pier, sunk near Burntisland, and a man and boy, who
were on board of her, perished.—Edinburgh Courant.
ST. ALBANS.—The Earl of Listowell is here
on the Liberal interest, for the vacancy caused by Mr.
Grimston's appointment ; and Mr. Bond Cabbell, who was
defeated at the general election by an immense majority,
comes forward on the Tory side. On that occasion the
numbers were, for Grimston, 361 ; Muskett, 348; Cab-
bell, 219. The nomination is fixed for this day. The
reason assigned for the Hon. Mr. Grimston's resignation
cf his seat for St. Albans is, that he means to exchange
the Senate fcr the Church.

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COPYRIGHT BILL.—The majority against the
second reading of the Copyright Bill would, we under-
stand, have been increased by four, but that Mr. B.
Hawes and Mr. Briscoe were counted as voting for, in-
stead of against, the Bill—they having by mistake gone
into the wrong lobby.
On Wednesday last, Robert Hume, James
Farrar, and James Clifford, all attached to a theatrical
company, lately performing at Whitehaven, were, after a
long examination before the Magistrates of Workington,
committed to ow gaol for trial at the ensuing assizes, on
a charge of committing a violent assault, with intent to
murder, on Robert Archibald, master mariner, and George
Thotnlinson, farmer, both of Flinaby.—Carlisle Journal.
We have much gratification in stating, that the
Rood t rvice pension. v,eant by the decease of Admiral
Sir Wm. Hargeod, will be conferred on that truly gallant
and intelligent (,fficer the Earl of Dundonald, better known
as Lord Cochrane.—Navd and Military Gazette.