The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-31 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon, at the Foreign Office ; it was attended by the Lord
chancellor, Sir Robert Peel, the Duke of Wellington, the
e. 41.1 of Rosslyn, the Earl of Aberdeen, Earl de Gtey, and the
'tight Hons. J. C. Herries and A. Baring.
The Earl of Haddington arrived in town from Brighton
d
had
the time that the Council was sitting. His Lordship
'ad an interview with some of the Ministers.
The Council sat upwards of two hours.
A deputation from the Commissioners of Wert India Corn-
ensation, composed of Messrs. Lefevre, Lewis, Stephenson,
Amyot, and Duckworth, had an interview yesterday
with the Earl of Aberdeen at the Colonial Office.
, AL de Bacourt, the French Charge d'Affaires, transacted
ensinsss yesterday at the Foreign-office. M. Bacourt accom-
panied the new French Charge d'Affaires on Monday to the
residence of the Ministers.
Viscount Lowther left town yesterday for the North.
Lord Strathallan and Sir C. Bagot transacted business yes-
terday at the Colonial-office.
The Princess Sophia Matilda remains at Bagshot-park, on
a visit to the Duchess of Glocester.
Lord Auckland removed yesterday from his official resi-
dence in the Admiralty, which it is expected will be occupied
Y Mr. Secretary Goulburn.
The Lord Chancellor returned to town yesterday from
Brighton.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat again
e*rday in the Council-chamber, and resumed the appeal
from Lower Canada, " Donnegany against Donnegany."
The case being concluded, the Vice-Chancellor, on the
Part of their Lordships, stated that they would take time to
consider their judgment.
" Des Rivieres against Richardson," from Lower Canada.—
'll this case Mr. Wightman made a motion ex parte respondent,
nhieh was granted with costs.
`` Kendra Connor Chandler, and others, appellants, against
Ur Lord the King" (frem Lower Canada.)—Dr. Lushing-
n and Mr. Burge were heard in support of the appeal, and
!toed that the appellants were the purchasers of certain lands
'll Lower Canada, situate at, the confluence of the River St.
Lawrence and the Lake St. Peter. The property was given
by grants from the Crown to Mr. Cresse, by whom it had been
S
d to the present appellants ; the first grant comprised the
Lake),
of Nicolet (at the junction of the River and the
three leagues
and by subsequent grants the-Isle of La Fourche, and
leagues of land in augmentation of the Seignory of
teolet, added to its width, were given to Mr. Cresse. The
Plrrht of the present appellants had been recognized by the
orernment survey for fixing the boundary line of Govern-
ent grants of land, executed in 1802, by Mr. Macarthy,
"fr. Macarthy having at the time examined the terms oft e
Potts.
The case for the appellants having been concluded, their
Lordships adjourned.

LIST OF THE TORY GOVERNMENT, WITH
SELECTIONS from their RESPECTIVE OPINIONS.

I do not agree with the views of some persons who are sup-
Nd to support the Government on the ground that we should
~°:. at the measures to be proposed, and not at the men who
°'rer them.—Sir R. Peel, Mansion-house.
h[ N. B. These men—every one—voted against the Reform