The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-11 00:00:00

COUR r CIRCULAR.

A Cabinet Council was held at two o'clock yesterday
afternoon, at the residence of Earl GREY in Downing-
street, which was attended by the LORD CHANCELLOR,
the Marquis of LANSDOWNE, Viscounts MELBOURNE,
PALMERSTON, GODERICH, and ALTHORP, the Duke of
RICHMOND, the Earl of CARLISLE, the Right Hon. C.
GRANT, Sir JAMES GRAHAM, and Lord JoHN RUSSELL.
Lord DURHAM was prevented by indisposition from at-
tending the meeting. The Council broke up at half-past
five o'clock.

The Duchess of KENT and the Princess VICTORIA, and
their Royal Highnesses' Household, attended Divine Set.-
vice yesterday (by the Dean of CtIEsTER), at the King's
Palace, Kensington.
Earl GREY entertained a numerous party of Members
of the House of Commons at dinner, on Saturday even-
ing, at his residence in Downing-street.
On the same evening, Viscount ALTHORP had another
party of Members at dinner. Among the company were
Sir JACOB ASTLEY, Sir OSWALD I‘IO.LEY, Sir T. TROW-
BRIDGE, Mr. Alderman WOOD, Colonel LEITH HAY,
BRIGSTOCK, HALL, ELLIS, LESTER, WHITBREAD,
STEWART MARJORIBANKS, BENETT, G. KErrEr., and
WI N DIIA

Mr. EwART, M.P., Dr. LUSHINGTON, M.P. and a
numerous deputation, had a conference with Viscount
ALTHORP, at the Treasury, on Saturday, respecting the
Sugar Duties.
The Bavarian Minister visited Viscount PALMERSTON,
on Saturday, at the Foreign,office.
A Deputation, headed by the Duke of Is4,RTIIUMBER•
LAND, had an interview with Viscount ALTHORP on Sa-
turday, at the Treasury.
Captain Sir CHARLES SeHomBERG, R.N., recently
appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Dominica, has left town
for Portsmouth, to embark for that colony.
Sir C. BURRELL, Mr. E. S. CAYLEY, Mr. STEWART,
M.P., and a Deputation, held a ernference on Saturday,
at the Treasury, with Viscount ALTHORP.
The Duke of RICHMOND visited Earl GREY on Satur-
day, at toe Treasury.

Viscount ALTHORP and Sir J. GRAHAM had interviews
with Viscount GODERICH, at the Colonial-office, on Sa-
turd.y.

WINDSOR, MARcti 9.

(From the Windsor Express.)

Although there have not yet ben any of the grand
entertainments and fetes which may be anticipated at a
more advanced . cried of toe season, the presence of the
Court has already shed some of its golden rays over the
town of Windsir, which for the last week has exhibited a
cheerful contrast to its sombre aspect during the dreary
winter wonthe. This pleasing effect is considerably
heightei'ed by the frequent communication with the town
of the various distinguished visiters to their MAJESTIES,
and by the KING and his friends occasionally passing
through Windsor.

Noarrant:ements of any importance are yet completed.
Two grand ditiners in April are spoken of—one on the Ist
to the Krii-.o.ts of the Bath ; and the other on the 23d, to
the Knights of the Order of the Garter.
This morning the KING toi k an excursion in his pony
phleton, and returned the town to the Castle. In
the afternoon his MAJESTY 'g in rode out, .coottipanied
by the QUEEN, in aCi ria..ze and four, and again pas,e I
through the town on their return. .

Their 111A.ntsms, w~ ire happy to state, arc in the
enjoyment ut excellt•or

The Duchess of NORTHUMBERLAND'S first
grand rout for the season, on T, wsday rv, nm 2-,
attended by the Dui(' aOl GLOCCESfER dud S,'MERSET,
Due' eases or NloNTaosE amt D .wager ..f RiclimoND,
Nl,rquis M rehimie...e4 of TIIO3IoND and STAFFORD,
Allrq.iis of WESTMINSTER, Earls GREY, AMHURST,
KINNOCL, BRECKN, CE, C.unte.s Lu-
DOLF, LISTOWELL, CLAREND ; all the Foreign Minis-
ter., except Prince and Prinee.s LIEVEN, &c.

The Duke of NORFOLK, Earls GREY,
CLARENDON, and CARLISLE, Lords HULLAND and KING,
Sir MICHAEL SHAW STEWART. and Mr. STANLEY, gave
grand dinners on Sa urday, at their respective residence..

The Marquis of STAFFORD gave his first
grand dinner for the season on Friday, at Bridgewater
House, to which residence his Lordship has removed from
Hamilton-place.
The SPEAKER of the House of Commons
gave a sumptuous dinner on Saturday evening to the
Eats of ORMELIE, KERRY, and SURREY, Lords FORD-
WICH, MOLYNEUX, NEWARK, WILLIAM LENNOX.
GEORGE LENNOX, RUSSELL, CHARLES RUSSELL, and
ActiEsoN. Sir CHARLES LEMON, JOHN SEDRIGHT,
GEORGE CAYLEY, GEORGE PHILLIPS, and Sir HED-
WORTH WILLIAMSON, Dr. LUSHINGTON, Messrs. LIT-
TLETON, PENDARYES, R. OSWALD, METIIUEN, PLUM-
TRE, W. BROUGHAM, C. A. PELHAM, BYNG, STRICK-
LAND, HODGES, RIDER, E. J. STANLEY, MARSHALL,
and BEELRY THOMSON.

The Earl of SHREWSBURY, on Friday, iu
the House of Lords, took the oath pres.!ribed by the 10th
George IV., directed to be taken by Peers professing the
Roman Catholic religion.
Lord GROSVENOR has been confined to his
bed for the last week by a severe attack of rheumatic fever,

The much-talked of cause, " LAMBERT V.
HANHAM," is to be tried at Dorchester, on Wedoesd ty or
Thursday next. Sir JAMES SCARLETT is especially re-
tained far the defendant.

THONIAS ATTWOOD, Esq., M.P. for Bir..
minghain, was on Wednesday last refused admission as a
Member of the Literary Union Club, in Waterloo-place,
by a major icy of 87 black balls over 42 white. Nine white
balls must appear to one black on any succesful ballot, so
that this result marks in a peculiar wanner the feelings en-
tertained by the gentlemen of the Union on the late poli-
tical vagaries of the English agitator.— Observer.

It appears, by the advices from the United
States, that no doubt existed of the resumption of the
Indian war. The Sacs had effected an alliance with the
Pottawattamies and Winebagoes, who are dissatisfied with
the late treaty, and the Chippeways. These Indians de.
Glared their ability and determination to have 3,500 war-
riors ready by the first of the present month.
We have late accounts from the Mauritius,
which communicate a very interesting detail of an expe-
dition by Captain LLOYD, his Majesty's Surveyor-Gene-
ral, Lieutenant PHILPOTTS, 29th Regiment, the Hun.
T. K EPPEL, R.N., and Lieutenant TAYLOR, for ascend.
ing the hitherto insurmountable summit of Btoth Moun-
tain; which seas, after great difficulty effected, and ti e
British flag planted on the summit, which was called
King William's Peak.

We view with very considerable anxiety the
project entertained by the framework knitters, of another
general strike. Such theasures are always productive of
the most intense distress, and the hard-working, honest,
labouring poor, are, in such cases, the greatest sufferers.
We hope some means will be devised to avoid so great a
calamity ; while, on the one hand, we know the workmen
are labouring 16 and 18 hours a day for a iniseralde pit-
tance; on the other hand, it must be acknowledged, that
the hosiers find great difficulty in effecting sales, even at
the present low prices, in consequence of the pressure of
foreign competition.—Nottingham Review.
NEW NOVELS AND ROMANCES.—Just pub-
lished by RICHARD BENTLEY, New Burlington-street,
success ,1r to HENRY COLBURN :
I.
THE BUCCANEER.
" An excellent tale—all is fresh and life like."—Athena um.
OTTERBOURNE ; or, the'Early Days of Hotspur.
‘' A spirited tale of the Walter Scott class."—Sun.

GERALDINE HAMILTON; or, the Three Trials.
" The noble author (Lady Isabella t. John) evinces a quick
penetration into the movements of the human heart."—Court
Journal.