The Sun.
London, England, 1832-04-18 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duchess of KENT end the Princess VICTORIA rode
for some tune yesterday at Mr. Foz ARD'S Riding-school.
Count ORLOFF, accompanied by Count WORONZOW,
returned to the Clarendon at twelve o'clock yesterday, from
a visit to their MAJESTIES, at the Palace, at Windsor.
M. ZEA BERMUDEZ, the Spanish Minister, transacted
business yesterday at the Foreign-office.
Mr. BROWNE, the agent for Antigua, had an interview
with Viscount GODERICII yesterday, at the Colonial-office.
Mr. Cotquilourt, the 'went for Dominic,, also transacted
business yesterday at the office of the Secretary of State for
the Colonial Department.
The Marquis of LANsDowNE, Viscount 111ELEouaNF,
Lord HOLLAND, and Lord DouttAm, visited Earl GREY
yesterday, at the Treasury.
Mr.
.Buses, the agent for Jamaica, had a long confe-
rence with Viscount ALTHORP yesterday at the Treasury.

THE LORD CHANCELLOR.--Lord Plun-
ket has arrived in Dublin from London, and will preside in the
Court of Chancery this day, being the first day of Term. We
are happy to be able to state that his Lordship is in the enjoy.
ment of excellent health and spirits.—Dublin Times.
THE SOLICITOR GENERAL.--Mr. Cramp-
ton has arrived in Dublin, after a long and arduous attendance
upon his duties in Parliament.—Dublin Times.
THE NATIONAL DEBT.—The editors o
the Liverpool Mercury have computed that the sum of the
national debt considerably exceeds the amount of one dollar
per minute ever since the creation of the world, reckoning the
date as given in the Bible, and the dollar at ss. sterling. We
may well "stagger' under the load ! Fifteen pounds an hour,
day and night, since Adam and Eve were in Paradise.
We have heard that one of the debtors who
escaped from our gaol when it was attackeil by the rioters in
October last, left behind him, concealed in his bed, banknotes
to the amount of two thousand pounds. We have itnot in
it.
our power either to confirm the rumour or contradict
Bristol Mercury.

At an annual examination of the Sunday
Schools in Oxfordshire, last summer, the children had all
been carefully instructed in their parts, like performers in the
drama, and one boy, who had been taught to repeat the
Belief," unfortunately was taken ill and obliged to remain at
home; and the boy who had learnt another part occupied the
sick boy', place. On the day of trial, when the examining
clergyman asked him " What do you believe in ?" his answer
Was " nothen ; the boy what believes in the Holy Ghost is ill at
home a-bed.
Webster, the comedian, has concluded an ar-
rangement with Davidge for the City Theatre, and will open it
on Easter Monday with a new company.
The Richmond Theatre (now Kean's) was
built by an actor called love, about 1766. Love (whose real
name was Dance, and who was brother to the Men celebrated
architect of that name) was the only Falstaff the public could
'into
for many years after min's retirement. He came first
notice as a political writer during Sir Robert Walpole's
ministry.

The new edition of (c Cavendish," a work
which it is well-known was, on its first appearance, so much
talked of in a certain great house near Charing-Cross, will be
putlished immediately. If this caustic naval story has already
excited unusual attention, the forthcoming reprint will not be
likely to abate the effect, since it is said that the author has
intreduced, with additional boldness and disregard of cense-
quences, several new personal sketches.
thentrictDE.--Yesterday an inquest was held at
World Turned Upside Down, in the Kent-road, on the
body of mr.
Thomas Kent, managing clerk in the service of
Mr. Ware, solicitor, of Blackman-street, Southwark. On
Monday e 'fling the deceased shot himself under the
ear duri v ..
n- ,e temporary absence of his wife, which
caused his irrini ci•
e late death. A piece of paper was found with
the following or
written on it by the deceased :—" I hope
-and trust that Inv
w dear wife will forgive me for the act which
I am about to comit. and that she will pray to God to forgive
me." He added, that he attributed his misery of mind to
friends who had turned their backs upon him. Evidence was
adduced of his having been for some length of time labouring
under a nervous complaint
and from the se_entary nature
d 'which affected his understanding,
creased. Verdict—lnsanity. of his- employment it had in_

COURT OF CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY).

EAST INDIA COMPANY i•. CAMPION.

The SOLICITOR-GENERAL moved to stay proceedings
under on order made by his Honour the Master of the
Rolls, till a petition of appeal could be heard in the House
of Lords. A new trial had been directed by the Vice-
Chancellor. Upon an appeal to the Lord Chancellor that
order was set aside. The cause was then set down before
the Master of the Roils, and subsequently heard before him.
An attachment was about to issue for the non-payment of
money consequent on his Honour's order, and as an appeal
to the House of Lords had been lodged, hence the present
application.
The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that the order under
which the proceedings were sought to be stayed was a
deeretal order made by the Master of the Rolls; the pre-
sent application, therefore, ought to have been made to the
Judge of the Court. Motion dismissed with costs.