The Sun.
London, England, 1832-12-03 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Baron BuLow, the Prussian Minister, visited Prince
TALLEYRAND yesterday at his Excellency's residence in

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Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-
office from Sir F. PONSONBY, the Lieutenant-Governor of
*Malta, and also from Sir WILLIAM HOUSTOUN, the Lieu-
tenant-Governor of Gibraltar.
The Loon CHANCELLOR, the Duke of RICHMOND, Sir
JAMES GRAHAM, and Mr. POULETT THOMSON, had in-
terviews with Viscount ALTHoEr on Saturday, at the

Treasury
The Lords of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council held a meeting at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning
at the Council-chamber, Whitehall, and heard appeals from
the Colonies. The Lor.fs present were the Master of the
Rolls, the Judge of the Admiralty Court, and Mr. ELLIS.
The first appeal was " Roche v. Rochecouste " (from
the Mauritius), which was a question as to the liability of
parties for an encroachment of land. The King's Advo-
cate appeared for the respondents, and Mr. LLOYD for the
appellant. The appeal was dismissed.
The next cause " Moore v. Goldie " (from the Isle of
Man), was also dismissed.
Mr. Sergeant SPANZIE opened the concluding appeal
from Bengal, Assaram Baboo v. Newab Gholamo Ma-
homed." One of the native Princes of India intrusted
some valuable jewels to a merchant, whom he had em-
ployed on former occasions, for the purpose of raising
money upon them. The merchant pledged the jewels
with the appellant. Subsequently the Prince banded to
the merchant the amount of money which he had received
for the purpose of retrieving the jewels ; the merchant ab-
sconded with the money, and the Prince then advertised
for his jewels, stating that he was ready to pay the amount
for which they had been pledged. The appellant notified
to the Prince that the jewels were in his possession, but it
appeared that he had advanced a much larger sum than
the Prince had received from his agent. The present ap-
peal was for the larger aum, and their Lordships, by their
decision, allowed the claim.

Baron WOMPTEDA, the Hanoverian Minister, had an
interview with Viscount PALMERSTON, on Saturday, at
the Foreign-office.
The Duke of RICHMOND and the First Lord of the Ad.
miralty went to East Sheen on Saturday afternoon and
paid a visit to E irl GREY. The two Ministers returned
to town in the evening.
Mr. HACKSHAW, of St. Vincent's, had an interview
with Viscount GODERICH on Saturday, at the Colonial-
office.

Another act of incendiarism occurred in our
neighbourhood on Nionday night, the 19th ult., at a ho-
vel standing between Overthorpe and Middleton Cheney.
From the situation of the place and other circumstances,
there is no doubt that it was a wilful act. The hovel
was con•umed, and with it a quantity of agricultural im-
plements. A bay-rick, which stood within a yard of the
hovel, was, with much exertion, saved. The land upon
which the hovel was built is occupied by Mr. BUCKET,
and is called Hall's Allotment. Some attempts have re-
cently been made to obtain the possession of it for the
poor, to whom the rents belong, and which are paid to
trustees by Mr. BUCKET. A reward of 1501. has been
offered for the discovery of the offenders.-- Oxford
herald.

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