The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-23 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duchess of KENT will entertain their MAJESTIES
and a distinguished party at dinner on Wednesday next.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND honoured the Earl of WEST-
MORLAND with his company at dinner on Sunday evening
at his residence in Grosvenor square.
The Duchess of KENT and the Princess VICTORIA drove
in the parks yesterd ,y for some titne.
Mr. RAncEs, the Governor of the Bank, and the De-
puty Governor, had a conference with Viscount ALTHORP
yesterday at the Treasury.
A King's messenger arrived at the Foreign-office on
Sunday night with desp itches for Viscount RstmEasToN,
from Sir F LAMB, our Ambassador at Vienna.
A deputation from Derby, headed by Mr. VERNON,
had an interview wi,li Viscount ALTHORP yesterday at the
Treasury. A deputation from the parish of Marylebone,
headed by Mr. ARMSTRONG, hid also an interview with
the Noble Vi-count yesterday.
Despatches fr,,m Sir Wm. HOUSTON, the Lieutenant-
Governor of Gibraltar, were yesterday rec,ived at the
Coloni it offiee.

COURT OF CIIANCERY.-(THIS DAY.)

WICKHAM V. SOUTH AND OTHERS.

Sir EDWAI:D SCGOEN moved for, on behalf of the
plaintiffs, an ex-parte injunction to restrain the defendants
(who were a great many in number) from dredging for,
removing, or destroying any oysters, oyster brood, &c.,
from ihe Milton Fisheries until the furt'Tr order of the
Court. The case has been under the consideration of the
Court b.fore, and

The LORD CHANCELLOR ordered the injunction to is-
sue. He gave leave to the def,dants to move for a dis-
solution of the injunction before his Honour the Vice-
Chancellor ; hut ioronely recommended them at the same
time not to attempt such a motion.
N.,thing furth.-r of any public interest was mentioned
in the course of the morning.

VICE CHANCERY COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

The arguments on the part-heard cause of Andrews v.
Beauchamp, occupied his Honour the VICE CHANCELLOR
the whole day.

ROLLS' COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

The Hon. Maarza of the ROLLS was occupied the
whole morning with CIUSer4 of no general public interest.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL 22.

EX-PARTE SPA LDING, ESQ.

The SOLICITOR-GENERAL moved for a rule to show
cause why a crimin,l information should not be filed
alainst John Marten Smithson, the proprietor of the
Northampton Herald, for a libel on Mr. Spalding., /Inn-
in-law of the Lord Chancellor. The libel was contained
in an account of a dinner at which Mr. Spalding presided,
as steward of the Northampton races. It appe iced to
come from a correspondent, and towed, that on the occa-
sion ofthe dinner Mr. Spalding had presided as steward,
and that " The King" having been given as a toast, it was
proposed to give " The Queen," when Mr. Spalding said
to those by him, " Let us bitch her, and give the Royal
Family," and that on its being represented to him that
that course would not be acceptable to the company, Mr.
Spalding ■aid, " Then, let us shake them together, and
give the Queen and the Royal Family," which toast 'vas
actually drunk. The article concluded in these terms :--
" Such conduct needs no comment." The Learned
Counsel said he had the affidavit of Mr. Spalding dis-
tinctly denying the truth of this statement.
The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE-Take a rule to show cause.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

We have no arrivals this morning, with the exception
of the French mail and estafette. The former states that
the following from the East was posted up at the French
Lloyd's Coffee-house:—
" It ie stated that the Russian fleet has taken possession
of the D trdanelles, and that ten thousand Russians have
entered Constantinople; all was tranquil there, and it is
asserted that AI. Broglie has received the above infor-
tnation."

Accounts from Antwerp state that on the arrival of the
French ship, the Two Brothers, from Havre, at the
above port, crowds of persons flocked to the quay to salute
the French flag; a sight they had not experienced for some
time.

We hear that accounts have been received that Admiral
Sartoriva was at Vigo on the 13th inst., and that two
months pay fur his sailors hail been sent him.
We understand that the Marquis I'almella is expected
in London this day or to-morrow.