The Sun.
London, England, 1840-06-08 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

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The Queen and Prince Albert attended Divine Service
yesterday afternoon in the Chapel Royal, ,St. Ja'nerfu•
s.
The Rev. Dr. Wesley officiated. TheCliaurn:'
puis. The Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, Arnold's
The Anthem was " Why do the heathen" ( Kent); verse
was sung by two of the young gentlemen. Sir Georg
Smart presided at the organ. the
The Bishop of Norwich, Clerk of the Closet, an—
Dean of Hereford, Deputy Clerk of the Closet, vccrielOan.
waiting. The Royal Suite included Lady Portman,
Miss Cocks, Hon. Miis Cavendish, Marquis of linauir—k.
Lord George Lennox, Sir William Lumley, Colonel BO
ley, Sir Edward Bowater, and Mr. Francis Seymour.
A,cer the service her Majesty and Prince Albert took "
airing in an open carriage and four. Bock-
Her Majesty had a Dinner party on Saturday at
ingham Palace. The company consisted of his Serene
Highness the Prince of Leiningen, Mon,ieur Gniz°,t'i:ja„
French Ambassador ; the Belgian Minister and po
the ,
dame Van de Weyer; Marquis de Saldanha,
tuguese Minister, on a special mission ; Count ..11.1goi
Marquis of Northampton, Lady Marianne Compton, r'xnji.
ary
Uxbridge, Earl and Countess of Surrey, Lady,
ognt
Howard, Earl of Morley, Viscount Melbourne,isc3;jac.,
Palmerston, Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Sir
farlane, Lady Portman, Hon. Miss Cocks, Hon' ./05.
Cavendish, Baroness Lehzen, Marquis of Headforr,
„k.
Charles A. Murray, Sir William Lumley. Colonel 13°‘
ley, Sir Edward Bowater, and Mr. Francis Seymo.
The band of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
was in attendance at the Palace dthe evening uring c Guards
The band of the Royal Regiment of Horse
attended at Claremont last week, during the stay 01
Robert
Ntiss

Majesty and the oya
the par.
The Queen visißted Duchess of Kent on FridaY, at
Ingestre
Vi .
scounHtous Melbourne had an audience of her Ma?'" °II
Saturday.
The Duke aid Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George,
and the Princess Augusta of Cambridge attended D
ServiceiAne,
ervice yesterday morning in Grosvenor Chapel. iTt
1a
Kerr, Baron Knesebeck, and Major Stephens were
waTheg itin on thei Royal High.
Pricer of Leiningennesses visited the Duchess of Kent
on Saturday.
The Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George, the Princes:
faro
Augusta of Cambridge, attended by Miss Kerr, Essex
E nesebeek, honoured the Earl and Countess of t
Nietl
with their company at Cashiobury Park on Saturday,_. a.
a dejeuner, A select party, including Baron de
mann, Countess and Lady W. Stanhope, Lord and Lady
Mahon, Lord Adolphus Fitzclarencc, and Lord Canti-
lupe were present to meat their Royal Highnesses.
The Duchess of Gloucesterand the Prince of Clarence
visited the Princess Augusta on Saturday' at Clariegintceed
House St. James's. The Duke of Cambridge /

hervßoyal Highness yesterday.
Prince Albert
Prince George of Cambridge visited ,eoge ho-
yesterday, at Buckingham Palace. Prince u
nhoisurreedsid Mr. Cox
in
nat Gwriothsvheinsocr lace.o-pmpany at dinner on Friday, at
Benjamin Rush, Esq., Secretary of Legation of the
United States at this Court, left Bristol on WednesdaY
last in the Great Western on a visit to his friends in th°
United States.
The Earl of Warwick, Mr. Wilbraham, M. P., and
Mr. E. B. Roche, had interviews with the Marquis of
Normanby on Saturday, at the Home Office.
Viscount Palmerston returned to town on Saturday from
his seat, Broadlands, Hants.
The Marquis of Lansdone left town on Friday for his
w
residence at Richmond.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Lieut.-General the Hon. Sir Alexander and Lady
Duff, at the Brunswick Hotel ; Viscoont Hood, in Not-
tingham-place ; Mr. and Mrs. Heathcote ; the Dowager
ply
Countess of Clonmel and the Ladies Scott; Lady Em
Marsham and the Misses Riddell ; Lady Chatterton, to
Seymour-place ; Lord Brooke, at Warwick House ; the
Countess of Wemyss and March and the Ladies Charterie,
Sir William and Lady Knighton, the Earl of Calecl°e'
Coldstream Guards, at Portman Barracks ; Lady Winter-
ton, Lord and Lady Eldon and the Ladies Scott, ill
Hamilton-place; Lord H. Wortley,
in ChaPel-st
Lord and Lady de Broke, in Hill-street; Major-Geller°
Frederick, in Grosvenor-street; Lord and Lady d
Joint
Douglas Scott, at the Clarendon Hotel; Mr. Broadifoo,
M.P., and Mrs. Broa;lwood. in Whitehall-yard.
rect

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DEPARTURES.
Sir John and Lady Kelley, on a visit to Sir Edmund
and Lady Antrohus, at Cheam; Sir Charles and LI"
Sullivan, for Thames Ditton ; Lady Harris, from Beattiel
Hotel, for Belmont, Kent ; the Hon. Mrs. Deans Dundlig.
and family, for Cheltenham ; Mr. Moseley, from Fellts2nir
Hotel; Lord and Lady Tyrconnel, from Thomas's fic'te"
for Kippling, Yorkshire ; Sir Richard P. Joddrell,
for Norfolk ; the Hon. Mrs. Forbes and family, for 0°";.
'
Admiral Sir Thomas Williams ; Sir William TOW'
Pole, Bart., for Devonshire; Colonel and Mrs. M‘Adarn;
for Brighton ; the Dowager Lady Clonbrcok, from I.tbr
Burlington Hotel; the 'Hon. Spring Rice, for 114" c
House, Kant.

UNIVERSITY IN TELLIGEN""
wpclfiCi.
CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 6 . —At a congregation on " -
day last, the frllowing derees were conferred :--
Doctor in Physic— Budd, Fellow of
College.
Masters of Arts—Florance John Benson, St'JOh •
College; James Caulfield Browne, S. John's
John George Ramsden, St. John's College,; 611,115 r.
borough Gardiner, St. John's College ; Walt" j°ll/1 511
tridge, Corpus College; Arthur Riggo
College. ,r
Bachelor in the Civil Law—Charles Sladen, -r
Hall. teal'
ColleFes,

Bachelor in Physic—Samuel Warren Turner. Qu
College. col-
Bachelor of Arts—Alfred Baker Strettel, Veit,' sd-
lege ; Charles Richard Bradley, Queen's Colicge
waAt thnige srd Khton Luscome, Tinit Hall.
ame:cong regab r tion they following graced PL5Sed
the Senate;—. t e for
To confirm the following report of the Syndic* ros
rcletting the farm at Barton ; " That Mr. Th°olo.ri
Baker, the present tenant, has agreed to
thhiereothyweres:
farm at the yearly rent of 4281., subject to
recommendcd by Mr. Utton, on condition that a„ufe, ''',n
tage be built at the cost of 401. for for which he w". '230"
additional rent of 2/. a year, and thata further Ho'"„-,01try
repairs.—The Syndics beg leave to reeo,lll,rocmas —l3
be expended upon a new barn floor, and for othe:nducTo- the
Senate that the said farm Baler
let to
upTonothaeffixtertmhes
Si‘beoalvetosPaecliefitetdc-r by the
orator) to H. J. Brooke, Esq., for a larre an,
collection of recent shells lat y presented by w"- t°
113°
Woodwardian MuseuM.
i To appoint Mr. Gibbs, of Caius college, Deputy l'al°r
n the absence of Mr. Baily.
. To grant the sum of 2001. from the UniversitYe grit!'
ciraitaioidn ofa thetlie fundsi,eo oifethe "National Society fer th established
Estabg'
Church." the Principles of
not ex-
To pay out of the Wood wardian Fund a sum d the
ceedingN 3,0001, for fitting up the centre room iderroom
ew. Library, with the understanding, that the sai , col'
be appropriated to the reception of the We'ldrrara
lection.

and th:l37oul,t, :nitdb the
pails, titrOWll
" Women," says Theodore Ilook, gi undies,
who
out of employ by disgusting dressed-up dirty
ought to be breaking stones on roads ; daTkriliaiil has
given place to a milking felh,w, who staggers
pails, to the perfect destruction of all rural feeling
shins, knees, and calves of London pedestrians.
. •r; Char-
We regret to hear of the death of M Is'i ciive,
lotte Clive, second daughter of the Hon.
ALP., and Lady Harriet Clive, and niece of the Earl
r:,he
COW-AM of Powis and Duchess of Northimiberla.nd.
at
young lady, who was only in her eighteenth year, died ri.
rence, on the 27th ult. ' tOl.Ol
The Marquis of Waterford and Lord Eglin ,
have taken the spacious mansion at the corner of 17pper G. r.Oen-_
• venor-street, adjoining Lord Westmorland's, for the reinaind '
of the season. Robert 1 • _nd
1 His Excellency Baron de Brunort has coil'
siderably increased his establishment at Ashburnham 1100 e.;
owing to the expected arrival of the Baroness and family thlt
week. His Excellency will launch two new carriages 110
week.
i A series of soirees will immediately succeed the I3aro-
ness's introduction which are tube on the same liberal scale a,
!hose files given by the Countess Charles Pozzo di Borgo dur-
ing the residence of the venerable Count, her uncle, at the
Russian Embassy.
The new grand ballet of L'Ontbre, brought out
at the Imperial Opera House, at St. Petersburgh, for Taglioni,
is in rehearsal here, to afford the unrivalled dairseNse an oppor-
tunity of appearing in a new character. It is to be brought out
w ilh great ipleadour, with new scenery, tainted by the Grieve.