The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-11 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Their Majesties arrived in town at half-past one o'clock Yes'
terday afternoon from Windsor Castle.
At half-past two o'clock Mr. Alderman Wilson and Mr;
Alderman Harmer (the Sheriffs of London) had an inverviuse 0
with her Majesty in the drawing-room of the Queen's ho.
er
(to which they were introduced by the Earl of Denbigh, n
Majesty's Lord Chamberlain), when her Majesty was less
to appoint three o'clock in the afternoon to receive an adwe
of the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the city of London.
At three o'clock the Lord Mayor and the Deputation sr:
rived St. James's Palace in State, and were shortly aft,s
wards ushered to the throne-room, where the Queen received
the address. There were present the Lord Mayor, Alderni.
and Sir
Smith, Venables, Winchester, Kelly, Cowan,
Marshall, and the Sheriffs (Mr. Alderman Wilson and !nil'
Alderman Harmer) accompanied by the Recorder, the Cl7O-
- the Town Clerk, the Comptroller, the Re,nlei;
brancer, Mr. Under-Sheriff Stokes, the Lord Mayor's
lain (the Rev. Mr. Clissold) the Sword-bearcr) and
-
Water-bailiff. her
jlfa-
The Queen was seated on the throne. Close bt A the
jesty, on the right, stood the Duchess Dowager of MastereF of
Mistress of the Robes, and the Earl of Errol, the ~4
the Horse. On the left of the Queen stood Miss Da et 17-ae
Miss Hope Johnstone, Maids of Honour : and LadynUth°V;
Wood, Lady Gore, an Lady Isabella Wemyss.
posite side were the Earl of Denbigh, Lord Chamber and
Colonel Wilson and Mr. Hudson, Gentlemen Waiters; of
Mr. Mellish ; the Earl of Gosford, Captain of the Yeomenbe,
the Guard ; Viscount Falkland, the Lord, and Sir IV° colDel
()
Waller, th© Groom, Waiting on the King ; and
Keate, the Field Officer in Wafting held
Her Majesty and the ladies and Officers of her Wise
were in full court dress. Majesty's
The deputation passed between two lines of his tli is
honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms (commanded oaf the
Standard-bearer, Sir George Pocock) to the foot fort
throne, where the Recorder read an address of coneratufamrd
on the safe return of her Majesty to this country. crililt
Mayor presented the address to the Queen, by whom; es.
handed to the Earl of Denbigh. Her Majesty returned '„Pcied
cious reply 10 the address. The Lord Mayor then asce;en's
the steps of the throne, and had the honour to kiss the the
hand ; his Lordship afterwards presented to her Mai,esektlars
Aldermen, the Recorder, the Sheriffs, and the City ti'h-ejel.
who had respectively the honour to kiss her MaiestY's -
The Lord Mayor and Aldermen then withdrew.
The Princess Sophia visited their Majesties yesterday
St. James's Palace. Vis Ont

The King gave audience to Viscount Melbourne, Vied Sir
Palmerston, the Earl of Gosford, Mr. Secretary Rice, all
William Woods. k left
Their Majesties dined at four o'clock, and at six o'u-°e,i
St. James's Palace in a carriage-and-four, on their rut',
Windsor Castle.
Whitmore, M.P. and a deputation of the South $l,
tralian Association, had an interview yesterday s'it
Secretary Rice, at the Colonial-office. /7, storci'
I he Right Honourable Charles Grant, the Earl of 'it: yel-
and Mr. Secretary Rice, had an interview with Visc°lln.
bourne.

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ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN.--Yesterdayt t-e
Mayor, accompanied by the Sheriffs, several Adejilleja'aieg!
Recorder, &c. &c., waited upon the Queen, at °t"„atirees'
l
Palace, and presented to her Majesty the following dose,
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—" Most Gracious Queen, we, the Lord Mayor and
of London, humbly approach your Majesty, with alosre
ment of dutiful affection and gratitude, to offer our in return
dial congratulations upon your Majesty's safe and haPPlroelr
to England. The interval of your Majesty's Warne, te:'
sence from this country was soothed with the re/leli e/
the qualities that adorn and dignify your character ef
hibited in their fullest developement to the admiral. (1:1
reigners in your native land, and impressed with
conviction of the importance of your Majesty's presented
illustrious example in all the' relations of private life,o to,
those of the highest public concernment, we rejoice tiatee
render at the foot of the throne the homage due to Weir be
virtues of your Majesty. The memory of them wilt i°,-ighte'"
effaced, and the influence of their example will be the 'l'd to re'
inheritance of our children." Her Majesty was please
turn a most gracious answer. in
Jai i
A Court of Common Council was held yesor
consequence of the decease of William Lewis Nevonall;"
the respected Solicitor of the Corporation, which rgaiest;:;
attended. The Lord Mayor laid before the Court his n tO tbhi-
answer to the address upon the return of the Quee-
country, which was read, and ordered to be enteredt of the
journals. The Lord Mayor then informed the Cour 01 )1r"
vacancy in the office of City Solicitor, by the death See'lr;
Newman. Upon which, John James, Esq., one Of t"" Cou'd
daries, was appointed to officiate as Solicitor until theeferre
should elect a successor to Mr. Newman. It was then.et, tbet
to the Officers and Clerks Committee to !inquire cohs
duties and emoluments of City Solicitor, and to asee,etf, report
remuneration he should receive for his services, and '-
thereon with all practicable despatch. Ca °
stle'
The Duke of Wellington is gone to Walmer
The King of Wirtemberg returned to Stutgrci
the 2d instant from his visit to Italy. Visit
Sir Charles Wetherell has left town, on a short
to the French capital. froin
Lord and Lady Howick have returned to tovili,oblo
their foreign excursion, and will shortly join the late
Premier in the north. o's
The Earl of Ripon is expected to reach N°ct°.ol/
week, in order to arrange for the rebuilding of his WO
Hull Observer.
The Earl of Liverpool and Ladies Jenkins j' oe'
shortly leave Buxtead Place, Sussex, for WentwortbL°l,
to be present at the grand fete, given on the 30th inm7oo.
celebration of his daughter's marriage with Viscount YI", pit
The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbar)rt
Grafton-street, yesterday, for Walmer Castle, on a,siliionel:
to the Duke of Wellington. The Marquis and l‘lae'nislce
afterwards embark at Dover for Paris, intending to
continental tour for two months.
Mr. Barrett, of the Dublin Pilot nevvspaPeri'vrt
rived here yesterday (Friday) on his way to DarrynlF'c'
--Limerick Chronicle.
The celebrated Edward Irving is said to be
ing under a severe pulmonic affection, brought on by I
age Pe• i
fessional exertions ; certainly no man of the present
• tol
put his lungs to a severer test.
! in 4,0
HAYMARKZT THEATRE.—A new .„
acts, called the Queen's Champion, was produced of t,
Theatre last night. Between the first and second ee'n"roc)se,eto''
drama, or rather melodrama, for it partakes Of ln'
tragedy, and comedy, an interval of five years is alte°llo blip
have passed. The plot is, we believe, borrowed froorvic
torical or fabulous anecdote in the story of the ti the ,e,
Marie Antoinette. The piece is very well got up, aintaiss:d
terest it excites is kept up throughout the whole pe,
The dialogue has nothing to offend, and was well It e
Ar
by the actors. Buckstone was exceedingly coolie'
announced for to-night amidst unanimous applause' by, tio
manager of this Theatre has added to its attractions ce
engagement of Signor Rubini, who delights the &odic°
many of his most popular airs.
Accounts from Yeovil represent that great wing
exists among the glove-manufacturers of that place/ °
the prevailing use of silk gloves by ladies.
pmere
The traffic of the suspension-bridge at
smith has greatly increased, in coasequence of the r
to
lowering of the tolls.
The late heavy rains have come most opportu
re'
prepare the fellows for early wheat-sowing.
cbr eft
Most of the hunting establishments are sire,a betrt
paring to take the field ; the early clearance of oetrier
having advanced that, with every other species of CO° tli
and occupation.
o
The Stanhope and Tyne railway is progressliq cent
great spirit. It is expected they will' be able to_..„s":lloAer
pext Wednesday, on which day a grand public ell,.tvrtielt'
is to be given at South Shields to the proprietors 01'1'
taking.— Tyne Mercury,
tile hoe
LONDON STEAMERS.—We have it from toythis
authority that the St. George Steam Packet Coralool
come to the determination to run first-rate stearnerei,s
port to London early in the ensuing spring..---Hull n
Extract of a letter of the Ist inst. from Mnrse,"ol4,-t
c
" Yesterday, at ten in the morning, the Infant Doe ot:o$
his consort and suite, embarked on board the steau'Lliale
Francois I. for Naples. All the honours usuallLrie, of
Prince of the Blood Royal were rendered on this Our. De: #
the course of the day a sloop of war, built here for tiTintoe-
Tunis was launched amidst the acclamations of an
concourse." asi
A few days ago, a shepherd, who had ,his
in a wood within the commune of Loye, in the to the
alarmed a shepherd's boy by his snoring, that he.gen-viagiii•cii
father, who came with the frightened lad, and lomr /
sound came from a mad dog, fired into the bush, uncle op'''
the sleeper had laid himself, and killed him on the
vierre
Galignani's Messenger.
• iso"
A suicide was recently committed at Saint
circ
d'Argencon, in the Upper Alps, under extraordinary lief
stances. J. Piozin, a deaf and dumb labourer wuce
markably attached to his mother, received intelligeteleieje,
illness. Although she resided at a distance of five 'her Aw,
immediately set out, and in three hours arrived at'
ought s 0 e
He found her in bed ; she was asleep, and he tPlei
dead. In a state of distraction he kissed her, sos,t4benil,V
loaded gun, left the room, and instantly blew out hwrne (Vali
A paragraph appeared in our columns rthemifor
since, relative to a meeting of the Master-builders at iivend
Coffee-house, which stated that the meeting was eeibe aalog
the purpose of determining upon the best course Wters bilfroo
in consequence of the building artificers and labou ors frots
refused to work at the present rate of wages. it aPPO,IOO
communications which we have since received, as pee 1ne,111,,
perusing the statement of the Master-builders cr,d 004 LI
polis, that our informant was in error when he staksent
ttlet-
ference between the masters and men was the Pre übjectl to
wages. The amount of wages has never been a 5 repose
the
ter of dispute ; the difference is the declaration P to
ricron't'
be exacted by the Master-builders from the ve°t„in• „red
effect that they are not members of any Trades- :any
The tradesmen of Bridlington have genelnd rig, it 0
to close their shops at seven o'clock in winter of, a
summer. A Mechanics' Institute has been talkeu roes, icor
hoped will speedily be formed. A number of runegfits °f ; ope
ficers, and others, some of whom have felt the be bac
lar establishments in other places, are verLde„srijoacer'
opened with as little delay as possible.—Jitiff .