The Sun.
London, England, 1840-07-17 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Queen held a Privy Council at half-pag two
Oje;tet !Jos afternoon at Buckingham Palace. IL was at-
tended by the Lord Privy S al, the Firs', Lord of the
Treasury, the Secretaries of State for the Foreign,
and Colonial Departments, the Chancellor of the Duchy
of Lancaster. the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Presi-
dent of the Board of Control, the Secreta, y at War, the
Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, and the Master of
the Horse. . . .

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• The Hon. William Bathurst was the Clerk of the Coun-
cil in Waiting.
IF!it M sjesty gave audience to tho Marquis of Nor-
manby. and Viscount Melbourne. The Court was attended
ny Lady Barham. La'ly in Waiting ; the Vim-Chamber-
kin. Lord Hill. Goff Stick in Waiting; the Treasu-er
the Household, and ColoneOunkley, Equerry in Wai!ir;g.
The Ea .-I of Listowul and Mr. Web were the Lord and
Gnann in Waiting.
HrMj•sty anti the Dr.:chess de Nemours tack an air.
ing yesterday afternoon in an upon ear rir,go And our, Witi
outriders The Han, Misses Anson and Paget followed
in another open car ridge. Their Ro) al 11;glinr saes Prince
Albert and the de .N,,inours rode out on horseback
at the 6,ime time, tam:tided by Culond arid Col

Bonv, rie
Ha Maj sty the Queen Dowager, the Duchess ,f'Glou-
ce=t, r, the Dochcs, and the Piineess Augusta of Cam-
oridgc, visaed the Queen yesterday
'lr,le Duke of Cainb,idge visited thq Duke de Nemours
;ewer-day, sat Buckingham Palace.
The 1?,,yal dinner parts at the Palace last evenire• in-
cluded their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent,
and the Duke and Duchess de N, moors, Earl and
Countess of Belfast, Earl of Morley, Viscount Melhourne,
Viscount and Viscountes Palmerston and Lady Fanny Co/V4-
per, Lord Holland, Lord John Russell, Lord Leveson;
Right Hon. Edward Ellice, Right Mon Ge4rge S evens
Bjeg, Lady Anne Msria D,wson, Countess d'Oraisou,
Hon. Colonel Cavennish, General When, and C,..dontl
Couper
The Band of the Royal Regimint of Horse Guards
attended at the Palace during the evening.
The Queen Duwagtyr,*accompaided by the Duchess Ida
of Saxe W, imar, arrived at Marloorough House :dainty
before twelve o'clock yesterday, from Bushy Park.
The Duke and Duchess and the Princess Augusta of
Carn.oridde visited her Majesty.
At six o'clock her njes y and her Serene Highness left
town, on tiwir return to Bushy Park.
The Queen Dowager, the Duchess and the Princess
Aueusta of Cambridge, and toe Duchess Ida of Saxe
Worn au-, visited the Duchess of Kerit y. este' da: .
The Queen Dowager, the Duchess of Gt,ucester, the
Duchess Ida of Saxe Weimar, and the Duite of Cam-
bridge, visited the Princess Augusta yesterday
Tne Duchess ot Kent took a carriage sirnrg yesterday.
A D putation f.oin the Corporation for preserving anu
imp!oving the port ant harbuirr ot Belfast, con•isti, g of
Cairns, John Harrison, Robert Grimsnaw,
James Walker, C. E ~and Edmund -Getty, Secretary, bad
all interview with the Cnattectior of the Exchaquer yes-
terday in Downing-surer.
A Deputatton colis sting of Viscount &Won, M. P.,
Sir E iwaids, Bart., M l'., Mr. W. Bulkcley
Hughes, Al I'.. Mr. D Monts, M.P., Dr. Hughes
( I,li/tip oil „ tqr. J. Richards (Lev, rput.l), siiii R_ v D.
James (Lierpoi), had an ithe.view wish Vi.teouut
Mel-
u 'tone y, stei day in Downing-sirect
The Right Rev. Dr GAtlittis atud the Right Rev. Dr.
Collier had an Interview with Lord Juts Russell yestetclay
at the Colonial Office. _ _

A D. pu!ati•in faom the Committee of Deputies flora
the .I,int-stock Banking Con.rnittee, co.,,itsting of Mr.
Turner, M P., Mr. Muaaezt, M P., the Right 800. T.
B. Cuurteniy, .+•lr. S,u,kry. Mr. M. B. itmnie, Mr.
Alitr,ll4ll. M . G.lbait, Mr. Vile, aul Mr. 6...rtingeour
had an int, rvia..w with the Ctiancelior of the Exchuquo-
yestrrday, in 11,wning.,treet.
Mr. Binnernian„M.l'., had an interview with Viscount
Melbourne am Wednesday, in Duwwng-stieet.
Despatches fruits Mr. Puttlett Tnuinson, Governor.
teen, ral of the Canadis, wcre receivLd yesterday at the
Colonial Office.

FASHIONABLE iNTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

Le Pri..ce Aide .koti dud suite; Mons. Lien-
ticff, born Wdrsaw ; Mons. Tdlsbot and Dideon, from a
tour in the northern districts ; 11..nry Ilaxwell, Esq.. from
; Alrs. CnArles Hire, dt the Cdruoil Hotel,
Regent. a reet, from Devonshire; Mrs. Ciornibcrs, at
ditto ; Bonham Carter. Esq., at ditto, from Hants; Miss
Broad.ey. im Grorge-street, Kinovel-square, from a tour
to Hang, shift ; ttie 'Hon.' Cornwallis Maude, Sir Edward
and Lidy Knarrhhull. the Hon. Csptain and Mrs. Fred.
Sp-ncer. Adin•ral Douglas, and Lord at the
Burlington; Sir John Girard, at Grilion's ; Sor John and
Lady Power.
DEPA RT UR ES.

The Right Hon. Lord S'uait. aie Decies, for Dromane;
William Villiers Esq , M. P ►and Mrs Stuart,
for Castle Town; William Nleiklani, E,q , for Scotland;
Mr. Worrall, for Liverpool ; Joseph Rev nods, Etq., for
his yacht, oil? Cowes; Edward .i.ostyn, Esq., hr Toiai ce ;
Mr. and Lady Isabella Gordon, from the Carlton Hotel,
Regent-sticet, for Harrogate; the Hun. Mr. and Mrs.
Luihington, from ditto; air. and Mrs Warde, from ditto,
fur Warwickshire ; 14,,dy nutlet Ellerton, from ditto:
Desborough, E•q , from ditto, fur N 'its ; M., and
M,s. Henry Collett and fAm7ly, for Guy's House, near
Maidentic4d; Gen-ial Birch Reynarchoti and family, from
flarley.strer t, for Holy well, Lincollishire ; Earl Granville,
for P..ris; Ltbrd and Lady Wenlock arid the Hon. Mss
Lawley, for Escrick Park ; C•ilonel Kearney, for Echo-
burAli ; Sir Cii4r,a and 1,3i1y Gordon, for the German
Spas; the Hon. B r;y Yeiverton, from the Burlington
Hotel ; the Hon. Captain Cnarles Forester, for Dublin.

THE TH EA T•lthS.

HER M4JE6TY S.

Don Giovanni ttas repeated hst night at this liouttc,
and to one 01 those crowded audiences by which the un-
failing attractive poacr of M z trt's matt, rviece is here
habitually attested. It was ex, cured, as u-utl, with much
to admire in the p'enary humour of Liblache's Lvorello.
the spirit of Tambuiiiii in the reprobate hero, aid the
drlieaey of Pcrsiant's Z.rlina ; and to,metiiing to feel fat,-
tidious about. in compar lig ttot rather ncluntiant vigour
of it:, oicheattal_ ff.ris aith the ntoie discriminating recety
4,f tI e German hand: It ass 1-11,,,,q1 by the re%lved fit
vuurite 13411,1, of Le Briyniel de Tenacioa, in which Ce-
nt., to k the pact to whxtt lluvettia) u'cd to impart so
del!ghtini a lit-am:Atte mutest. In the fist act she jotted
u. a pas de cinq eantposvd by Guerra, and gave some of
her happiest circling movements t• in many a winding
bout" of bounds avnal long dray' u out. She won much
a arm applause, and all t netire that would hot be denied.