The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-25 00:00:00

MIDLAND CIRCUIT.--DERRY, MARCH 22

The assizes for this county commenced yesterday.
There were 56 prisoners, and 15 causes for trial. Of the
termer one is charged with murde , and two with crimes
that cannot he mentioned. The others are charged with
offences of an ordinary description. No case of the
sliehtest general interest has been disposed of in either
court as yet.

WINDSOR, MARCH 23.

(From the Windsor Express.)

The KING and QUEEN retuned to the Castle yesterday
evening, attenoed by a military retort, and various par-
ties of the Royal suite and household arrived in the couire
of the day.
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In consequence of the unusual severity of the weather
and the heavy fall of snow, their MAJEsTies have been
prevented from leaving the Castle this day.
Tuesday next, Prince GEORGE'S birthday, there will
he a juvenile ball in honour of the oceasi.,n, at which se-
veral of the young N blemen and Gentlemen of Et,in Col
lope. together with the younger branches of the Nubility
and Gentry resident in the neighbourho ,41, will be present.
The ball takes pl.ce in St. George's-hall, and the company
will consist a out 200.

Their MAJEsnasgo to town after Easter, when two
State balls wilt be given at St. James's, together with
.'me grakd entertainments.
The grand dinner to the Knights of the Order of the
Bath takes place on the 16th of April, and not en theist,
s was incorrectly stated in a former account.

The KING and QUEEN continue to enjoy a good state of
health.

COURT CIRCULAR.

A Cabinet Ctomcil wig held yesierd iy afternoon at tie
residence of Viscount ALTHORP, in D owning-street, which
wa• attended by the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Marquis of
LANSDOWNE, Earl GREY. Vise,,lnit. MELBOURNE. PAL
MERSTON, GODERICH. and ALTHORP, the Duke of RICH
MOND. the Earl of CARLISLE, the Right Min. CHARLES
GRANT. Sir JAMES GRAHAM, Lord HOLLAND, Lord
JOHN RUSSELL, and Mr. STANLEY. The Council sa'
upward+ of ti,ree hours.
Tie Dutch Ambassador visited the Prussian Minister
yest..rday.
A C.ibinet Council was held on Saturday aft.rnotin at
V.e residence of Viscount ALTHORP, at the Treasury,
which was attended by the LORD CMANCELLOR, the Lott]
President, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Seeretsries
of State for the Home, Fateign, and Colonial D,part-
m•nts, the Earl of CARLISLE. Viscount ALTHORF. the
Rig t 1144 C. GRANT, Sir JAMES GRAHAM, Lord HoL.
LAND, L ird JOHN RUSSELL, and Mr. STANLEY.

The Duke of RICHMOND was prevented from attending
the meeting by indisposition.
The Council brnke up soon after six o'clock.
e Dutch Ambassador, M DEDEL, had a long con-
ference with Viieount PALMERSTON and Prince TALLEY-
RAND on Saturday.
Mr. BuaGE, the agent for Jamaica, bad an interview
with Viscount GODERICH an Saturday at the Colonial.
office. The Bishop of LICHFIELD and COVENTRY tran-
sacted business at the Colonial-office on S uturday.
The Commissioners fur the Reduction of the National
Debt held a meeting on Saturday at the Treasury.
Vi•count PALMERSTON gave a grand dinner on Satur-
day evening at his residence in Great St mhope-street to
M. DROEL, the Dutch Aintiass 'dor, the Russian Atnbas-
sador and Princess LIEVEN, the French Ambassador, the
Prussian Minister and Barone•s BuLow, the Swedish
Minister and Orunte-s BJORNSTJERNA, the Austrian and
Spanish Charges des Affairea, Sir CHARLES and Lady
BAGOT.

V7SCUnt ALTHORP entertained a party of Members of
the House of Commons at dinner on Saturday evening, at
his residence in Down ng-street. Among the company
were Lord GEORGE BENTINCK, Lord W. LENNOX, Capt.
BERKELEY, Messrs. RICHARD OSWALD, W. A. WIL-
LIAMS, TENNANT, TooRE, THROCKMORTON, G. VERNON
flAttcoultr, C. A. W. PELHAM, ROBERT STUART,
LAansToN, and BROWNS.

Despatches sere sent off on Saturdly evening from tl.e
Col finial-office for the Earl of MULGRAVE, the Governor
of Jamaica, and the other Governors of the West India
colonies.