The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-27 00:00:00

COURT CIRCUt AR.

The Princess AUGUSTA lets town about twelve o'clock
.esterday, for the Palace at Windsor, to be present at the
celebration of the birthday of Prince GEORGE of Cain-
twidge. His Royal Highness completel his fourteenth year
esterday. A large party of the nobility and gentry are
staying at the Castle, accompanied by the junior branches
of their respective families. A juvenile ball was to be
given last evening in honour of the day.
The Duchess of KENT and the Princess VICTORIA drove
in the park yesterday.
Earl GREY, Viscounts GODERICH and ALTHORr, Sir
JAMES GRAHAM, Lord HOLLAND, Lord JOHN RUSSELL,
nd Viscount flowrcx held a meeting yesterday at the
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A deputation of Scotch Members,' including Colonel
LEITH HAY, Mr. HA LYBIJRTON, Captain GORDON, and
Mr. Ross had a conference with Viscount Am HORP yes-
terday at the Treasury 1,-sp,ctitig the malt duties.

The SPEAKER'S last Parliamentary levee for
the present Session will be on Saturday next, 30th inst.
His MAJESTY arrived at St. James's Palace
shortly after one o'clock, from Windsor, escorted by a party
of the 17th Regiment of Lancers. At two o'clock, the
LORD CHANCELLOR. and the other Cabinet Ministers had
a private audience. The Xxxc, then held a Levee, which
was attended by all the foreign Ambassadois, and a great
number of military and naval officers. The bands of the
Coldstream and 2d Life Guards were in attendance.

An eminent spirit-merchant in Dublin an-
nounces, in one of the Irish pip,rs, that he has still a
small quantity of the whisky on sale which was drank by
his late Majesty while in Dublin!

DISTRESSING SUlClDE.—Yesterday an in-
quest was held at the Queen's Head, St. John-street,
Smithfield, on the body of MARY LUCAS, aged 29.
It appeared that she was respectably connected, and that
she lived with a person named JONES for nine years, and
kept the Crown Inn, at Birmingham. He deserted her a
few months ago, and being reduced to great poverty, she
took poison at her lodgings, in St. John-street. This was
not discovered till she was on the point of death, about
twelve o'clock on Monday night. She was asked if she
had taken anything, and she said, faintly, " No ;" and
turning her eyes upward, muttered, " WILLIAM. I shall
see you in heaven !" and never spoke afterwards. Ver-
dict—Temporary derangement.
SUPPOSED MURDER OF ANOTHER BOY.
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aged 10 years, the son of poor parents, residing in Marga-
ret-street, being absent under circumstances similar to
those which preceded the murder of the boy PAvrouß. It
appears that on the evening of Wednesday week the boy
a,ked leave to go out to play, and shortly after he was
seen some distance from his home in the company of a
middle-aged man, attired in a fustian jacket and corduroy
trousers, rather tall, and of mean appearance. The boy
has not returned home since, and every inquiry has been
wade to discover him to no purpose. Information has
also been received at Islington and other station-boo:ws. of
vavilienlcieliopfecatnorimo!
several other boys missing from their homes under similar
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circumstances, ever since the beginning of February last,
and the present month, one from Friar-street,. Hackney,
,ind two from the neighbourhood of Pentonville, but no
tidings can be traced of them, and the discovery
.of the
murder of the boy Pavroua. bas create day ;riongbelief that
they have shared a similar fate.
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