The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-15 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

His MAJESTY, attended by Sir HERBERT TAYLOR,
left the Palace at St. James's about hall-past six o'clock,
on Wednodartvening, on his return to the Palace at
Windsor.
At the King's Levee on Wednesday, the Earl of Rose-
BERT and Lieutenant-Colonel H. HUTCHINSON were pre-
sent; the latter was presented by Lord Hitt, on his ac-
cession of rank. The Rev. FREDERICK STERKY was
presented to the KING, nn his appointment as Chaplain to
his R iyal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, by the Rev.
ALEXANDER STERKY. An address was presented to h's
MAJESTY from the Nobility, Gentry, &c., of the County
of Herts, against the Dutch war.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND honoured the Directors of
the Concert of Ancient Music with his company at dinner
on Wednesday evening, at the residence of Viscount
BURGHERSH, and afterwards attended the performance of

the concert.
The new Minister from the Netherlands, Monsieur
DEDEL, accompanied by Baron ZuYtEN, had an inter-
view yesterday with Viscount PALMERSTON, at the F.-
reign-office. His Excellency arrived in town on Wednesday
from Ho,land.
NAMICK PACHA, the Turkish Minister, had an in-
' terview with Earl GREY on Wednesday evening at the

Treasury.
A Deputation from the Australian Land Company,
consisting of the Hon. Mr. MELVILLE, Mr. Join.; SMITH,
M. P , Mr. MA RJORIBA NKS, 11.1. P., Messrs. BROWN,
BUCKLE, Locx, H. Davis, and TooKE, hid a collie-
en= yesterday with Viscount GODERICH at the Colonial-
office.
The Archbishop of Dublin had a long interview with
Earl GREY yesterday at the Treasury.
The Marston§ I.f. LatisnowNE, the Duke of RICHMOND,
Mr. C. GRANT. Sr‘ JAMES GRAHAM. and Viscount
GODENICH, had a meeting yesterday at the residence of
Viscount ALTHORP, at the Treasury, which lasted about
art hour. The saute Ministers, in company with Viscount
ALTHORP, also visited Evil GREY.
The LORD CHANCELLOR i ad an interview with Earl
GREY at the Treasury on Wednesday evening.

HASTINGS. —The mackarel season has corn-
rri-ncerl very rally, and promises to be productive; one
lota took 1,000 on Frid ty, whiA sold for 531. ; on Scl•
turd .y an ther boat to ought in 3,000 ; and again on
Monday in one boat 2,000 were taken ; the price, how-
ever, quickly fell. and they may now be hid for twopenet
pee, —l3,iphtan Gazette.
The late Earl DUDLEY'S dinners, given at
his new mansion in Paik-latte, are said to be the most
recherche in town, with the exception of those of Lord
SEFTON and Sir GEORGE WARRENDER, whose viands
are purveyed front every p ,rt of the Continent.
In adverting to the atrocious case of the
murdered hoy, and without ine!uding murder as a part of
the crime, we think it high time toe halter should be again
resorted to for a certain description of offence, and applied
even in preference to .tte most weal,hy and high in sta-
ior. of the off-nders. There are miscreants olthis grade
who chiefly diffuse the enormity, ant in na re-pect should
tat y escape the capital punishment, wh. n found guilty.
In our opinion, even the duly attested asvault, except under
very special circumstances, should not be hail Atte.
Oa Tuesday last, a highly-respectable party
visited Kenilworth, from Leamington, for the purpose of
inspecting the ruins of the castle. One of the young
la lies ascended the tower adjoining the great hall, when,
unfortunately, in the act of taming round on the tower,
ur from some other cause, she fell trout a height of 33 het
to the ground. Wn,n tak, n up she was perfect.), insen •
Bible, and was conveyed to a neighbouring house, where
stirgicil assistance was itntnediately procured. For
several days little hope was entertained tor het recovery,
but the later accounts were much more favourable.—
, Birmingham Gazette.