The Sun.
London, England, 1840-12-01 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The daily bulletin of the Queen's health rval dis-
continuod yesterday morning, hor Majesty contirming
to go on perfectly well. The Duchess of linft
her Majesty yesterday morning, at Buckingham Palace..
At one o'clock his Royal Highness Prince Albert,.
attended by Colonel \Vylde, Equerry in Waiting, and
Captain Seymour, Groom in ‘Vaiting, left the Palace
on horseback, and proceeded to Marlborough House
to pay a visit to her Majesty the Queen Dowager. His
Royal Highness returned to Buckingham Palace at
two o'clock. • .

Viscount. Nielhourne had an audience yesterday of
Prince Albert.
The 'Vice-Chamberlain attended at Buckingham
Palace yesterday morning.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attendod
by Lady Fanny Howard, dined with his Royal High-
ness Prince All;ert in the evening.
During the whole of the day her Majesty and the
Princess Royal were going on most satisfactorily.
Among the Nobility and Gentry who yesterday
entered their names in the list of inquirers alter the
state of the Queen and the infant Princess were Prince
Castelcicala, the Swedish Minister and Countess Bjorn--
styerna, the Russian Minister and Baroness Brunow,
the Danish Charge d'Affaires and Countess Bills
Brahe, the Bishop of London, Marquises of Down-
shire, Northampton, Winchester, and Bute ; Mar-
' chionesses of Downshire and Bute ; Earls of Yarborough
and Pembroke ; Countesses Wicklow, Mexborough,
and Galloway : Viscounts Ebrington and Dillon ;
Viscountesses Dillon, and Dowager Dillon ; Lord
1 Frederick Gordon ; Ladies Catherine Cavendish,
Brodie, Langdale, Robert Grovenor, Sarah Savile, E.
Law, E. Sevmeur, Ouseley, C. Paulet, Foley, Augusta
Gordon, Charlotte Hill, and Dowager Clinton ; the
Baroness Braye ; Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, So-
licitor-General ; Hon. Baron Dimsdale, Baroness Dims-
' dale, Rev. P.l. Savile ; Misses Foley and H. Fortescue ;
Sirs J. W. Lubbock, Gore Ouselev ; Colonels Sir
Horace Seymour, Power, R.A., and F. Davies ; Major
Darby Griffiths ; Messieurs F. Dundas, M.P., Horace
'l'wiss, Q.C., Charles Cavendish, Edward Marjoribanks,
Ashley, and J. Adolphus ; Mistresses Blorotield, E.
Marjoribanks, Davies, G. Darby, Griffiths and Ashley ;
Misses Burdett Coutts, Blomfield, M. Blomfield, Black-
well, Marjoribanks, and Ouseley.
The Duke of Cambridge visited her Majesty the
Queen Dowager yesterday at Marlborough House.
A deputation of the Licensed Victuallers' Protection
Society, on the subject of the window duties, had an
interview with the Chancellor of the ExchcqueTyester
day, in Downing-street. The deputation consisted of
Messrs. IVorsley. Keasley, Watts, Dulea, HLghes,
Ward, Scull, T. Smith, J. Anderson, Paulson, 11i.P,„
Hawes, 111.1' , and B. Wood ; Lieut.-General Evans,.
M.P., and Mr. Alderman Humphery.
The Attorney-General, Sir George Grey, and Mr..
Holmes, M.P., had interviews with Lord John Russell
yesterday, at the Colonial-office.
The Secretary to the Postmaster-General had an in-
' terview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday.
Viscount Ebrington arrived in town yesterday from
Woburn Abbey.

Lieut. Woodford arrived yesterday at the Colonial-
office, with despatches from the Governor of Gibraltar.

LLO YD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DA2Y,)

LONDON, DEC. I.—.W
westerly airs, arid hazy weather.
DEAL, day at noon, light south;
the Maria,
DEAL, Nov. 30.—WInd \V. S. \V., moderate.—Arrived'
Redesdale, Tailor,
fromMsoig.andteozreu.mienainad vaiparaiso ;
Fauckner, labia Collings, from
; Betsey, Allen, Cephalonia; Lord
Mary Ann Buton.
RAMSOATNov. ' . E. N 30.—The arch board of a vessel of
about -230 tons has been picked up in the Queen's Channel,
with " Clarence, of Stockton," tel yellow letters on a
black ground ;also
&c. on it.
Monte-
zuma Selkirk,
sea, and landed here.
the ,tern of a boat with same name,.
Astrea,
Nine casks of tallow have been picked up at.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. V.—Wind W.—Arrived the Monte-
having
Laguna ; Bootie, Tasker, Porto CJ,cllo ; Europa, Man..
zanilla ; Howard, Savannah ; Oxford, Rathbonc, New
York ; Roberts, Mattliewson, Miramichi ; Jamaica,
White, Nassau. Off port, the 'Fulani, from Antigua. The
Bounty, Hall, bound to Maranbann is off port, putting
back, with loss of foretopmast and other damage,
been in contact with the Duncan, off Wicklow. The
Oporto, from Tobasco to this port, put into Nassau pre-
vious to 29th ultimo, leaky; had discharged part 1
0 cargo
and was reloading.
Scit.t.y, Nov. 25 —Airivcd the Ilalinsh, llaccitioel,
from Rio de Janeiro; Eliza, Bell, ditto.
DOVER, Nov. 30 —A bowsprit, foremast, and lower-
yard and new buoy, marked " Clarence " his
up and landed here. , been picked
.. PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 3). —Wind W.
Elizabeth, flarnlyti horn (.;*lcutt. ' —Off port, the
the '' h '
~ on ..4t September, a—sulcd from the Cape