The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-18 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

His MAJESTY left town, attended by Sir HERBERT
TAYLOR, soon after 6 o'clock on Friday evening, on his
return to the Palace at Windsor. Lord HILL had an
audience of the KING at the Palace at St. James's pre-
vious to his MAJESTY'S departure.

The Duke of CUMBERLAND honoured Sir J. BECKET
with his company at dinner on Friday evening, at his
residence in Stratford-place. His Royal Highness left town
on Saturday for Hastings.
The Duchess of KENT and the Princess VICTORIA, and
their Royal Highnesses' household, attended divine service
yesterday (by the Dean of Chester) at the King's Palace
at Kensington.

NAMICE PACHA took lelve of Viscount PALMERSTON
on Saturd ty afternoon. About 7 o'clock in the evening
his Excellency, attended by his S cret try and his aide-de
camp, left town for the continent. Monsieur MAVRCJENI,
who preceded the PACHA on his mission to our Court,
remains in town.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon, at the
residence of Visc.,unt ALTHORP, in Downing-street, which
was attended by all the Cabinet Ministers. The Council
broke up about 6 o'clock.
The Dutch Minister (M DEnEt) visited Viscount
PALMERSTON on Saturday at the Foreign-office.
Mr. B. BALrouit, recently appoined Lieutenant-Go.
vernor of the Bahamas, left town on Saturday to embark
at Gravesend.

Viscount ALTHORP entertained a party of Members of
the House of Commons at dinner on Saturday evening, at
his residence in Downing.street. Among the company were
Sir JOHN ASTLEY, Sir C. BURRELL, Sir R. DONKIN,
Messrs. POTTER, WALKER, M. PHILIPS, J. VIVIAN,
HOSKINS, PENDARVES, JAMES OSWALD, P. MitrimAY,
and CURTEIS.

A Cabinet Council was held at the residence of Vis-
count ALTHORP at the Treasury on Saturday afternoon,
which was attended by the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Mar-
quis of LANSDOWNE, Earl GREY, Viscounts MELBOURNE,
PALMERSTON, and GODERICH, the Duke of RICHMOND,
the E irl of CARLISLE, tht RiAt Hon. CHARLES GRANT,
Sir JAMES GRAHAM, Lord HOLLAND, Lord JOHN Rus-
sem., and Mr. STANLEY.
The Council sat in deliberation about three hours and a
half.

The Turkish Minister, accompanied by M. MAvßoJEtrr,
and the Prussian and Hanoverian Ministers, visited
Viscount PALMERSTON on Saturday afternoon at the
Foreign-office.
Messrs. BARRETT and HODGSON, from Jamaica, had an
interview on Saturday with VI count GODERICII at the
Colonial-office.

A King's Messenger arrived in town about 4 o'clock on
S•turdav afternoon, with dewa ches from the Hon. WIL•
LIAM TEMPLE, our Minister at Naples.

Lord PLUNKET had an interview with Earl GREY al
the Treasury on Saturday.

TIIE WEST INDIA CONFERENCE.--WP
have reason to think that nothing will transpire relative to
the decision of Government upon the %Vest lodia question
until after Tuesday. Various reports are current upon
this subject, but the latest information we have derived
leads us to this conclusion,—Morning Paper.
BRUSSELS, MARCH 15,—The numerous
falsehoods circulated by certain journals in London respect-
ing the state of Belgium are regarded here with contempt,
or treated with ridicule. It is a fact beyond the passibility
of doubt, that the cotton manufacturers at Ghent, and the
woollen cloth fabrics at Verviers, have more work than
they can do at this period. The ironworks and coalmines
near Liege have also abundant employ. The situation of
this country is, therefore, notwithstanding the delays intro-
duced into the negotiations by the k,ing of HOLLAND,
highly satisfactory, and the people are contented with their
prospects, which an honourable peace must necessarily
consolidate. The weather, which hss grown fine, was
during the last three days so unfavourable, from snow and
frost, that the journey of the Queen of the FRENcIi and
the Princess MARIE to AOLLVtIp has been postponed to
their next visit to Belgium,

H UDDE nsri EL D.-A correspondent says that
vary few of the inhabitants in the middle ranks, awl none
in the upper, signed what is called the Huddersfield Pe-
tition against the Irish Coercive Rill. He adds, "A great
majority of the rea,pectabls people in this town set a high
va'ge upon national liberty ; hut they also value hgman
life, and they wish to see au end put to the ,ticeious mur-
ders which are continually taking plE4ce in Ireland ; they,
therefore, are not indisposed to confer a power upon the
Administ74t;on that would enable them to bring to imme-
diate ju4tice the wretches by whom these outrages are per-
petrated."—Leas ILrereury.

THE NEGOTIATION WITH HOLLAND.--
We stated several days since that we hived M. DEDEL
had one question to ask, of this Cabinet, and if that ques-
tion were ac.-1; satisfactorily answered, he would imme-
diately return. Some of our contempor,,riea have assumed
that it has been already asked, atsd answered unsatisfac-
torily, and that an immediate return of the recently..
i
appointed Iliniater s the consequence: We have, how-
,.ver, reason to believe that no such result ht,s yet occurred.
Although M. DEDEL has hail itAterviews with Prince
TALLEYRAND and serinai Members of the Government,
we he'ieve they have been more visits of diplomat,:, cere-
mony than business ; and his Excellency has yet scarcely
had time for forming his official rarangentents.—Morn-
ing Paper,

THE NEW WORK BY THE AUTHOR OF
CC CALEB WILLI... GOUnns delights in the dark
and the terrible, and in this respect his genius resembles
that of Br BON. But he differs widely from him in that
spirit
of humanity and love which ever informs his writ
ings. He exposes, with an unsparing hand, the 'maid
parts of the human soul, but it is not in hatred e,r in scorn.
but in sorrow and pity. The melancholy wreck of human
virtue excites in him no fiendish derision, as in Votrmar
and Bvaorx. He mourns over it as a man over the tal,
of a bos,,rn friend or a beloved child. Another strikim:
peculiarity in the works of Gonwxx, is the fine spirit of
moral wisdom that pervades :heal. Terse maxims, in
which valuable portions of truth are clothed in the most
captivating eloquence, are scattered with a profusion which
attests the intellectual riches of the dispenser. ' Delo,
none,' is is every way worthy 4 its gifted author."