The Sun.
London, England, 1846-07-09 00:00:00

(20 LI ItT CIRCULAR.

The Queen held a Court and Privy Council yesterday
lifternoon., at Buckingham Palace.
The larl of Liverpool had an audience of the Queen
hia resignation of office as the Lord Steward of her
MbieF,ty's Houicho!d.
The Earl. Delaws= bad an audience of her Majesty,
end resigned his gold key of office as the Lord Chain-
berlair,.

V-e Earl of Jersey hid an audience of the Queen on
ItV. resignation of office as the Master of the Horse.
, Colonel the Right lion. George Lionel Dawson Darner
bad an audience of the Queen on his resignation of office
as the Comptroller of the Household.
The Earl of Rosslyn had an audience of her Majesty
on his resig•astion of office as Master of the Buck-hounds.
Lord Ernest Bruce had an audience of the Queen, and
,_reskgrwa his gold key and wand of office as Vice-Cham-
L'er'iain of her Majesty's Household.
t The Queen held a Privy Council. It was attended by
t s Royal Highness Prince Albert, the Lord Chancellor,
Joed John Russell, Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmer-
''lton, Earl Grey, the Earl of BeAlorough, Earl of
And:land. Marquis of Clanricarde, Viscount Morpeth,
Earl of Clarendon, and Lord Campbell.
Be fore the Council Earl Forteseue had an audience of
the Queen, und kissed hands on being appointed Lord
'telward of her Majesty's Household. His Lordship
tel'4ved From his Sovereign his wand of office.
Earl Spencer had an audience of her Majesty, and
gilsed hands on being appointed Lord Chamberlain of
the, Queen's Household, and received from her Majesty
lua gt Ad key and wand of office.
Tb e Duke of Norfolk had an audience of the Queen,
"(I kissed hands on being appointed Master of the
Mors e to her Majesty.
Ed' ward Howard had an audience of the Queen,
"'sued haniis on his appointment as Vice-Chamberlain
of leer 3,l%jesty's Household, and received from his Se-
.sign fail gold key and wand of office.
kt Oae Privy Council, the Right lion. Frederick Earl
s "s-Plareer, Lord Edward George Fitzalan Howard, and
ten iti%ht Hon. Thomas Milner Gibson, were, by COM-
IDADd of the Queen, sworn of her Majesty's Most Ho-
11'417.Able Privy Council, and took their respective places
the Board.

Majesty in Council was pleased to appoint the
-night lion. T. ?Milner Gibson, President of the Corn-
loittee of Council appointed for the consideration of all
matters relating to Trade and Foreign Plantations, in
pe absence of the President of the said Committee for
e thee 'Doing. The Right lion. Gentleman had the
°flour to, kiss hands on his appointment.
coThe. }lon, William Bathurst waa the Clerk of the
• „Ills.%) in waiting.
ank'llto Lord Chancellor, Lord Palmerston, and Lord
-,f,"11. Russell had audiences of the Queen.
•" le Earl Fortescue officiated as Lord Steward, Earl
4'racer as Lord Chamberlain, the Duke of Norfolk as
aster of the Horse, and Lord Edward Howard as the
ly .ice-Chamberlain. The Court was also attended by the
laroLuis of Anglesey, Gold Stick in Waiting ; Earl
clrrayn, Treasurer of the Household ; Viscount Ha-
,"47 :den, Lord in Waiting ; and Mr. R. Ormsby Gore,
ilr..oom in Waiting.
,„ The Hon. James Stuart Wortley, Judge Advocate-
lieneral, had an audience of the Queen, and submitted
I.° her Majesty the proceedings of some Courts Martial.
er Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited the
kr4,_ Yesterday, and remained to luncheon with her
11,1pY and Prince Albert.
Peinp: Duke of Cambridge visited his Royal Highness
re-k— Albert on Tuesday.
1.),.
Ro„ , inice of Wales, Prince Alfred, the Princess
14 41, and the Princess Alice, took an airing in a car-
-.tore
Yesterday morning, and walked in the pleasure-
b.roun
ds of the Palace in the afternoon.
Thece Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by his
Vrerens highness the Prince of Leiningen, honoured the
rich Plays with their presence yesterday evening.
The ItoYai suite included the Viscountess Canning,
ATi Miss Devereux, Viscount Hawarden, and Colonel
~,tbuthnot. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent
;!_sn honor.red the performance of the French Plays with
e_r prese,ace. Her Royal Highness was attended by
CY A.iagusta Bruce, Sir George Couper, Bart., and
aluamlthe Hon. James P. Murray.
Viscount Palmerston, her Majesty's principal Secre-
-77 of State for Foreign Affairs, held a Levee at four
Derock yesterday afternoon,- at the Foreign-office,
en°_wning-street, for the reception of the Diplomatic
"Ps. The 'whole of the Ministers appeared in their
hnsPective ne.tional costumes, the members of orders of
ghora wearing their respective insignia.
41te Itlinisters had severally interviews with the Noble
&scour, t, in the following order:—
%%Int •da St. Aulaire, Ambassador from France.
uot Dietriehstein. Ambassador from Austria.
0
wat Bjornstjerna, Minister from Sweden.
It • Iran de Weyer, Minister from Belgium.
coon de Cetto, Minister from Bavaria.
ItcTlt de Pollon, Minister from:Sardinia.
idorreno, Minister from Buenos Ayres. a
n de Moncorvo, Minister from Portugal.
q-.701:1 de Brunow, Minister from Russia.
(1,70ral Prince Castelcicala, Minister from Naples.
in'Ut de Keilmansegge, Minister from Hanover.
6, rola de
e2alier Buus. Hugel, Minister from Wurtemberg.
ani Minister from Prussia.
to4k2.onamandettr Marques Lisboa, Minister from Brazil.
tolut de Leventrow, Minister from Denmark.
,14(:)Ztitejregui, Minister from Peru.
z; •r,e.uit, Minister Resident from Saxony.
e nth Charg6 d'Affaires of Turkey.
- • '•
r• •s. Charge d Affaires of Oldenburg.
s.,.thefi:ntrul, First Secretary of Legation of the Ne-
l? 1.,,r1 the absence cf Baron Dedel, indisposed.
41. r. Envoy Extraordinary from Tunis.
4r "knell 1-1•• •
ey yes, igginson had an interview with Earl
The `erdaY, at the Colonial office.
generni4,eclesumitical Commissioners for England had a
Arehb:. raeor.lig yesterday. There were present, the
burbiL3llo,_n of Canterbury, the Bishops of London,
eester-Thi Bangor, Bath and Wells, Chichester, Glou-
the. tester Bristol, Norwich, Salisbury, and Worcester,
iermordi. • of Chichester, and the Right Hon. John
Am A.
te,44. larquis of Lansdowne left town on Tuesday
ng for his seat, Bowood-park, Wilts'
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ANNIM••••••lial
BANQUET TO IBRA.HIM
Irest PACHA.
Zlst ere“ay the Chairman and Deputy-Chairman of the
his Company and the Court of Directors entertained
gutless Ibrahim I'aeha and a large party at the Lon-
84i:tavern. Ilishopsgate-street. The hour appointed was
1142' and shortly after Ibrahim Pacha, attended by
lio_enite, arrived, and was received by Sir James Weir
put6g, the chairman, and Mr. St. George Tucker, the de-
J•chairman
the •
Chairmanpu of the East India Company presided.
o.u.s right sat Ibrahim Paths and the Turkish Charge
1,0„.aa rea, and amongst the other distinguished guests we
th‘le_ed Nubar, the Earl of Minto, the Earl of Jersey,
qEarl of Dalhousie Mr. Baring, Earl Grey, Mr. Astell,
is :ount Morpeth, Viscount Jocelyn, Lord R. Grosvenor,
"Vice-Chancellor, the Right lion. Sir James Graham, the
r4glat Hon. W. E. Gladstone, the Lord Chief Baron, the
Right Hon. Sir H. Pottinger, Mr. Muspratt, the Hon.
44miral Mackay, Edib Effendi, M. Zobrab, the De-
puty-Chairman, the Lord Mayor, the Marquis of
~,_Chandos the Earl Delawarr, the Earl
of Ripon, Mr.
bel
wigram: Viscount Mahon, Lord C. Hamilton, Lord Camp-
Rl, Right Hon. S. Herbert, Right Hon. H. Goulburn, Right
ifih°ir G. Grey, Mr. Mills, Right Hon. Holt Mackenzie,
4,f:A Ron. Sir E. Ryan, Sir R. Campbell, Sir R. Inglis, Sir
~al--I:hingten, Right ‘
Hon. J. W. Croker, Right Hon. Sir
l'ea 3t Mr. Loch, Sir Larpent, Mr. Alexander, Mr.
lituTelt, Mr. J. Melvin, Mr. P. Melvill, Mr. Dickinson, Mr.
1k a•
n, Mr. Abel Smith, Mr. Lawford, Mr. William-
"l banquet was of the most splendid description, the
• t.„,'oe finest quality, and the tout ensemble in the very
111,,-7,e of Messrs. Bathe and Breach. A military band
taie-,"endance, and Mr. Toole, as toast-master, displayed
Nta,' ability,
t44l„ltt ielc'th being removed,
'14,11t man gave "The health of her Majesty the
mai7 ti.'„'„th all the honours.
toast as " The health of the Queen Dowag!r,"
be as foi wHigh tress Prince
11' thf,t, t„ lowed by that of his "Royal Hi
111,Z"Y,', " Prince of Wales, and the rest of the Royal
ge Cu,
ar`4" Allm
,„, -alr then proposed "The health of Ibrahim
Nvti'oLllii",hieh was given with all the honours.
ttddre,ll4Ess returned thanks through his interpreter,ice
tetirrivaited the meeting in French. He said, t a
erition,
r,t this country he had received nothing but at-
ellt;uog but honour, from all classes; but the flat-
Oaest 'll),aits expressed by the chairman conferred
impossible
"ceigi s acknowledge in terms sufficiently grateful the
The ti,,,Y4Which he was actuated.
lof 1,-"' toast was " The health of Mehemet Ali, Vice-
-014, ITYPt," which was given with all the honours.
Zaokrs iEss, through his interreter, again returned
said, that in every placp
e, in every meeting,
_teard .„,se ~had visited since his arrival in England, he had
uestontng but praise and the most flattering testimonials
he upon Ins father. On his arrival in Egypt
Lao •
been aitl of him, and on his behalf he returned his
tts_t thanks.
the4ZruClettAiantoi then proposed " The Navy and Army,"
bp GenerralwPa:, responded to by Admiral Mackay, the latter
thahe next toasTa.hs
nks; and on the lTheEarl of Ripon," who returned
'Ales, given, Lord Min to returned
thleurukl:l.ajesty's Ministers"
ei:` The health of the Lori 11a. or, and Prosperity to the
beenpliitvyer4olies
uLpordship returned
ilsgy of London," having
wanks, and shortly after the
NE

VirSVENDERS' BENEVOLENT
, AND PROVIDENT INSTITUTION.
The annual aquatic festival in aid of the funds of this truly
Itv•allent institution, which is supported chiefly by the news
public journals, was cete-
t rade
hr and the proprietors of the
the subscribers and
atefl ye: terday, when a large party of
their friends embarked in the Laurel steamer, from the
Temple-pier and proceeded to Rose
and after joining in
Cottage, Richmond. The
"°?Pany arrived at about one o'clock,
various rustic sports and other amusements, sat down to a
capital dinner. Mr. Merrett was unanimously called on to
•
Preside, and on his taking the chair, briefly opened the busi-
ness of the day by making a few preliminary remarks expla
!y of the nature of the meeting. The usual loyal and
Patriotic toasts having been drunk with the greatest enthu-
rsikm, several gentlemen addressed the company, and it ap-
peared from their speeches that the institution was established
!c 1839, for the granting of pensions and temporary
news-
rapers, who, relief
to masters and servants engaged in the sale of
w
from age, infirmity, or distress, may require
assistance. The committee had stated in their report
that, in addition to the liberal donations already received
trem the proprietors of the London press,
ITh're affluent brethren had cheerfully subscribed, and readily
many of their
eZertied the assistance sought for. The steady progress tbe
tfociety had made was a convincing proof of its utility. The
funded capital of the institution amounted to nearly 8001.
e Chairman then gave "Prosperity to the Institution, a
tirLeast which was received with loud and long-continued ap-
e' Mr. Wild proposed the healths of the " Patrons and
Z
b _scribe: sof the Fund," and Mr. Everett gave the "Ladies,"
The 5 which toasts were drunk with the customary honours. itthealths of the Chairman, the Committee, and other
bN.-ve
1 O °facers of the institution were also proposed, likewise
—lllther Om% 411 0 whioa yren 413, 1'014'900 t9' The