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COURT CIRCULAR.

The Prussian Minister and Baroness Butow gave a
grand dinner on Saturday evening, at their residence in
Great Cumberland-place, to Count Pozzo nI BORG° and
the Turkish Ambassador, accompanied by Mr. MAVROJENI.
There were present to meet their Excellencies, the Russian
Ambassador and Princess LIEVEN, the French Ambassador
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Austrian Minister on a special mission, Earl and Lady
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Viscount PALMERSTON visited Earl GREY onSaturday.