The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-19 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Prince Talleyrand and the two Belgic Ministers, M.
Van de Weyer and General Goblet, had interviews with
Viscount Palmerston, on Saturday afternoon, at the Fo.
reign-office.
Baron Fagel left town on Saturday for France.
His Majesty's Ministers proceeded down the river on
Saturday in the Admiralty and Ordnance barges, from
Whitehall to Lovegrove's West India Dock Tavern, Black-
wall, to partake of their annual fish dinner. The party
consisted of Earl Grey, the Earl of Albemarle, Lord
Brougham, the Earl of Ripon, the Marquises of Lans-
downe, Clanricarde, and Queensberry, the Duke of Rich-
mond, Lords Auckland, Melbourne, Altborp, John Rus-
sell, and Duncannon, the Solicitor-General, Hon. Capt.
Elliott, Right Hun. Edward Ellice, Lieutenant Colonel
Fox, Mr. Robert Gordon, Sir J. Graham, the Attorney-
General, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Labouche'e, Right Hon. E.
J. Littleton, Colonel Maherly, Mr Macaulay, Mr. Steuart
Mackenzie, Lord Palmerston, Hon. T. Spring Rice, Right
Hon. E. G. Stanley, Right Hon. C. P. Thomson, Mr.
C. Woo I, Admiral Dundas, Captain Berkeley, and Hon.
Captain Ponsonby.
The Baron de Wessenburg, the Austrian Special Mi-
nister, visited Prince Lieven on Saturday. _ _ _

The Duke of Wellington and a large party occupied his
Majesty's box at the Haymarket theatre on Saturday.

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ARRIVALS.

The Marquis of Titchfield at Harcourt House, Cavendish.
square ; the Earl of Orford, in Piccadilly, form a tour; Lord
Elphinstone at the Barracks, in Regent's park ; Viscountess de
Clifford and the Hon. John Russell, this morning, on Carlton.
terrace, from Ramsgate; the Hon. Charles Compton Caven.
dish, at Burlington House, from Compton Place, Eastbourne;
the Hon. General Gordon, in Piccadilly; Sir Richard Jodrell,
Bart., from his seat in Oxforsishire; Mr. Edward Hobart, in
Park.street, from Vienna; Colonel Sir James Lyon in Mon-
tagu-place; Colonel and Mrs. Forbes, in Pall-mall, from Paris ;
Admiral Douglas in Bryanston-square ; Captain Drummond in
Piccadilly; Captain Edward Compton and Mr. Charles Arun.
dell, in Cockspur.street, from the lonian Islands.
DEPARTURES.

The Duke of Grafton, Lord JameS Fitzroy, and Lady Laura
Fitzroy for Euston Hall, near Thetford, Norfolk; Lord Kin.
naird for Scotland; the Hon. Henry Windsor, for Parham
Lodge, Woodbridge, Suffolk ; Mrs. Scott, for Deansfield, Bucks ;
Mr. J. Dowdeswell, for Pull Court, Tewkesbury, Gloucester-
shire; Mr. Godfrey Meynell, on a tour ; the Hon. Mrs. Fitz-
roy, for Whittlebury Forest, Northamptonshire; Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Lytton Bulwer, from Hertford.street, Mayfair, for
the Continent; Colonel and Mrs. Grey, for Brussels; Major.
General Huskisson, on a tour; Colonel Lushington, on a tour ;
Mr. Lawrence Peel, on a tour; Mr. William Yates Peel and
Lady Jane, on a tour; Colonel and Mrs. Sullivan, for Geneva;
Mr. Saville Halifax, on a tour; the Hon. John Boyle, on a tour;
Colonel Burdett, on a tour; Mr. and Mrs. F. Russell, for Rams.
gate ; Colonel and Mrs. Hammond, for Brussels; the Hon. Col.
Fitzgibbon, on a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Thistlethwaite, for South-
wick Park, Fareham, in Hants ; Mrs. Robarts, for Russell-farm,
Herts ; the Hon. and Rev. Wm. Herbert, for Wetherby, in
Yorkshire; the Right Hon. Sir Gore and Lady Ouseley, for
Woolmers, near Hatfield; Lady Skipwith, for Newbold Hall,
in Yorkshire; Mr. Saville Onley, for Stiested Hall, in Essex;
Sir John Hobhouse, Bart., on a tour; the Baroness Montes-
quieu, for Canterbury ; Admiral Gage, on a tour.

Earl and Countess CowPER have left town
for Brighton.

The Marquis and Marchioness of LON-
DONDERRY, accompanied by the young ladies SEAHAM,
have lett Holderness Hou•e, for Wynyard-park, near Dur•
Iron ; they afterwards proceed t) Scotland.

The Hon. Mrs. DUDLEY NORTH (sister of
the Earl of YARBOROUGH) has arriv.d in Dover-street,
after a s+urn of some years on the continent for the reco-
very of her health.

Baron FAGEL, the Dutch Minister Extraor-
din t• y, left D .v.r..treet on F. iday night, on his return to
Holland. Previously to leaving town, his Excellency bad
.everal interviews with the Foreign Arnba,sadors and

On Tuesday afternoon, Mr. W. WEST, who
for 42 years held a confidenti.l situation in Drury-lane
Theatre, and was well known to theatrical people, died o.
cholera, at the age of 64. On Monday morning he wa
in good health. His funeral, which took place yesterday,
was fo,lowed by a large num rof friends.

We perceive Miss JULIA DUNBAR takes
her benefit at the City Theatre this ev,ning. Her bill of tire
isof no mean order, but the esiina,ion in which she is heel
by the " City Folk" alone, must secure her a f 111 house.
The de ith of the Rev. H. FLY, D D., Con.
...sanr of his MAJEsrr's household, and Sub Dean ~f Sr.
Paul's, has I.fr some " pretty pi kings" for rite Churcii—
men. The Rev. Mr. RAanant's claims, as the successor
of Dr. FLY, are we understand paramount.

During the approaching recess of Parliament,
Mr. Secretary STANLEY will occupy the house of Lord
of Lord de GREY on Putney-heath, which h,is been taken
on a short lease for that purpose.
Prince LIEVEN entertained most of the Ca-
binet Mini-leis and a distinguished party at dinner on
hursday, at As!sburnham House
LORD LOWTHER.--Lord LOWTHER'S em-
barkation for St. Pe ersburgh creates a good deal of .pe-
culation in the Clubs. His mission, h ‘yeser, is quite
unconnected with the foreign policy of the Wellington

The Courtmartial now assembled at Chatham
barracks has been engaged for a considerable time on the
trial of Lieut. 111,teraaLANE, of the 16th Regiment of
Infantry. He commenced his defence on Saturday last,
and the trial is expected to last some time. Colonel
I:lmmix'sTow, the commandant at Maidstone, is the pro-
secutor. There are two charges-Ist, for being drunk
whilst on duty; and, 2dly, for using ungentlemanly and
unofficerlike language towards Colonel BROTHERTON.-
Maidstone Gazette.

PREMATURE FLIGHT OF M.P.s.—Lord
Sandon intends to enjoy a short season of relaxation
amidst the life and scenery of the Continent. His Lord-
ship was to have embarked on Thursday, with Lady
Sandon and their young family, in a steam•boat, for
Calais, with the design of proceeding thence to the neigh-
bourhood of the Lake of Geneva, where they propose
staying two or three weeks. At B-rne the party will be
joined by the Earl and Countess of Harrowby and their
daughter, Lady Harriet Ryder. The Hon. Newton
Fellows, M.P. for the Northern division of Devon, has
returned to his seat, Eggesford, Devon. J. W. Buller, Esq.,
M.P. for Exeter city, has returned to his seat at Downes.
E. A. Sandford, Esq., M.P., for Somerset, has retired to
his seat, Nynehead Court, in that county.

FEMALE EMIGRANTS.-01)Friday morning
a number of persons assembled at St. Katharine's-wharf to
witness the embarkation of about 250 females en board the
ship Layton, Captain WADE, bound for Sydney, chart-rtd
by the Emigration Committee to convey female emigrants
to that settlement. Amongst the number we noticed
sevi rail fine young women from different workhouses in t-,e
metropolis, and every one appeared pleased with th,
opportunity of endeavouring to better their condition. The
accommodations on board the Layton for the emigrants
are very comfortable, and every thing is done to provide
for their safety during the long voyage.
THE MARQUIS OF ANGLESEA.—The Mar-
quis of ANGLE'EA intends departing from Ireland fax a
few days. Fortunately, there is at present less to dis-
!urb public tranquiliity than has ever fallen to the lot et a
journalist to comment on in this country. In tut rectionaiy
movement. have been totklly r.-pr,sset!, and crimes of
irarian character are few in number. Bad men fear e-,e
law, and the good have i,een iii-p ref with a torifidenee
unprecedented in our histor). lel eejoys a profound
repose. From one end of the i‘tond to the ether the law
has been vindicated and rioni4iion estivlisiteti ; the
offenders have been puntslod, and the good citizen has bt
taken into alliance with that authority, which has be. .n
characterized by the advancement of a general alll- -
lioration of the institutions of the country. The Marquis
of ANGLESEA has the hig,. piatificatiori of witnessing tbes,
fruits of his government. He will tLike his lap atm., from
among bearing with him the respect and affection of
those who can v alue virtue and appreciate exalted darn-
ter.—Dublin Times.