The Sun.
London, England, 1832-05-28 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

His MAJESTY gave his annual entertainment, on Satur-
day, at the Palace at St. James's, to the Mast..r, Deput)
Master. Elder Brethren, and Officers of the Cot poratio,
,1 Trinity House, and several of the heads of public esta-
blishments.

The party assembled in the ball-room, the members ap-
pearing in the uniform of the Corporation, which tl
KING also wore. His MAJESTY led the way to the spa-
cious banquetting-room, preceded by the Lord Chamber-
lain, the Groom of the Stole, the Treasurer of the Hous.
hold, the Comptroller of the Household, and the Master rd
the Household.

The band of the Scotch Fusileers played " God save the
King" as his MAJESTY and his guests passed.

The dinner was served on one long table in the middle
of the room, and the KING took his seat on the left side in
the centre.

The following were among those who composed the
party—Marquess CAMDEN, the Master, and Captain Wool,-
MORE, the D,puty Master of the Trinity House ; Either
Brethren—Captains Cita r3tA N, MORTON, AARON
CH A PAIA N, BROWN, ROBINSON. GOOCH. Ti3l BRELL.
STEPHENSON, BRADFORD, YOUNG, WELLBANK, DREW,
REES, and STANLEY CLARKE ; Earl BATHURST, the
Duke Of WELLINGTON, and Earl GREY ; Mr. HERBERT.
the Secretary; Mr. BENJAMIN COTTON, Collector of
Duties in the Port of London; Mr. TEESDALE, and Sir
WILLIAM BLIZZARD, Sir JAMES GRAHAM, First Lord of
the Admiralty; Mr. MA RJORIBANKS, and Mr RA YEN-
SHA W, the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the East
India Company, the Governor and Deputy Governor of
the link, Sir RICHARD li.skrs, Governor of Greenwich
Hospital, Mr. BARROW, Secretary to the Admiralty, and
Lord FARNBOROUGH.

Their MAJESTIES and the Princess AUGUSTA attended
Divine Service at the Chapel Royal yesterday mornitn.
Lord JAMes O'Baxxx was the Lord in Waiting, and the
Bishop of WORCESTER the Clerk of the Closet. The Rev.
J. Lurrox read the Church Service. The Communion
Service was read by the Dean and Sub-Dean, and the
Bishop of Losnow preached a most excellent sermon. The
Te Deem and Musical Service was NA xxs's in C. The
Anthem was from v.e 46th Psalm, " GOD is our hope and
strength," by Dr. GREEN, which was admirably sung by
Messrs. SALMON, GOULDEN, CLARKE, and SALE. Mr.
COOPER presided at the organ.
After the anthem, their MAJESTIES and suite received
the sacrament, which was administered by the Bishop of
LONDON. The altar had been prepared for the occasion,
and the Coronation plate was used.
Among the diwinguished pers' as present were the Arch-
bishops of CANTERBURY, YORK, and ARMAGH, the Mar-
quess and Marchioness of SA LISBU KY, Earl and Countess
of DARTMOUTH, the E id of ALBEMARLE, Earl POMFRET,
and Lord GODOLPHIN.

Divine Service was performed yesterday before the
Duchess of KENT and the Princess VICTORIA, and their
Royal Highnesses' household, by the Dean of CHESTER
Yesterday was the birth-day of Prince GEORGE of
Cumberland, when his Royal Highness entered his 14th
year. Their MAJESTIEI and the Members of the Royal
Family left town in the course of the afternoon for Kew, to
congratulate their youthful relative on the auspicious event.
The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND entertained their
illustrious visitors at dinner.

The nobility and gentry and the Fiireign Ambassadors
and Minister, called during ti,e day at the resilience of the
Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND, at the Palace at St.
James's. _ _

Prince GEORGE had a juvenile party at dinner on
Saturday evening, at Kew.
The QUEEN, attended by Miss EDEN, left town about
eleven o'clock on Saturday morning, for the Palace at
Windsor, to visit her niece, the Princ as Loursz. Her
MAJESTY returned to town in the evening.
His MAJESTY partook of a dejeune with the Princess
AUGUSTA on Saturday, at the Palace at St. James's.
Viscount GODERICH, the Right Hon. ROBERT GRANT,
the JUDGE-ADVOCATEGENERAL, the Marquess Of BUTE,
Viscount ASHBROOK, and Sir T. HARDY, had audiences
of the KING on Saturday.
His MAJESTY, at►ended by Viscount DUNCANNON and
Sir BENJAMIN STEPHENSON, took an. airing in a carriage
on Saturday afternoon.
The Duke, Duchess, and Prince GEORGE of Cumber-
land left town on Saturday !Or their residence at Kew.

A Cabinet Council was held at two o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the Foreign-office, which was atten 'ed by all
the Cabinet Ministers, except the LORD CHANCELLOR and
the Earl of CARLISLE* The Council broke up at five
o'clock.
Prince TA LLEYRA ND, the French Ambassador, had an
interview afterwards with Viscount PALMERSTON at the
Foreign-office.
M. MORENO, the Buenos Ayrean Minister, entertained
a select party on Friday night, in celebration of the Anni•
versary of the Independence of Buenos Ayre'. Among
the p irty were the Chevalier de MArTos, the Minister of
BitaziL, Mr. PARISH, late his Majesty's Charge d'Af-
faires at Buenos Ayres, the Countess Guicelou and her
brother the Count GAMBA.

Mr. DENISON and Mr. BRISCOE, the Memb rs for
Surrey, accompanied by a Deputation, had a conference
with Viscount ALTHORP on Saturday at the Treasury.
The Brazilian Minister transacted business on Saturday
at the office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
A deputation, headed by Mr. PROTHEROE, had an in-
terview with Viscount ALTHORP on Saturday at the
Treasury. Lord OXMANTOWN also visited his Lordship.
Their MAJESTIES, accompanied by the Princess Au-
GUSTA, the Duke of GLOUCESTER, and attended by the
Lord CHAMBERLAIN, the MASTER Of the HORSE, the
VICECHAMBERLIAN to the QUEEN, Lord FARNBOROUGH,
Sir PHILIP and Lady SIDNEY, left the Palace soon after
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and proceeded to the Royal
Academy, Somerset-house, where a guard of honour from
the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, with their band
in state regimentals, were stationed. On their entrance
into ,he hall of the Academy, their Majesties were received
by Sir MARTIN SHEE, the President, Sir WILLIAM
BEECHEY, and the other officers of the Academy, who
conducted their illustrious visitors through the different
rooms, which occupied their attention till 5 o'clock. Their
MAJESTIES were recognized on at riving and leaving with
every mark of loyalty and respect by the public.

The KING had intimated his intention to
breJkfast with Lord GREY this morning, after the parade
at the Horse-Guards, and to dine with the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON in the evening. His MAJESTY, we believe,
has tenouneed his intention in both else..., and will pass
the day at Ken. It is his Masityry's birth-day : we are
sorry that his MAJESTY retreats from that cordial congra-
tulation which must have awaited a Sovereign who, not-
withstanding a temporary error, is new known to be a
firm and zealous friend of Reform.— Times.

The Princess VICTORIA, who has just at-
tained her 13th year, has much improved in health during
the last twelvemonths, and the air of Claremont, whither
she goes occ isionally ss ith the Duchess, her mother, is
now as beneficial as it was injurious before King LEOPOLD
ordered the destruction of several hundred very old trees,
which impeded the free current of air near the house,
without being ornamental. The grounds and gardens of
Claremont are in the finest possible order, and not a week
passes in which large quantities of grapes, pines, and other
forced fruits are not sent to Brussels for the KING'S table.—
court Journal.

We learn on authority which we deem entitled
to eve, y credit, that Prince TALLEYRAND is to be the
future Premier of France, or at all events, to hold such a
distinguished station in the Government as most materially
to influence i's foreign relations. He will take leave of his
embassy in this country in the course of a few days, under
the pretence of taking the baths of Bourbon, to which he
has been in the habit of repairing annually, of late years,
for the benefit of his health ; but we are given to under.
stand that there is no chance of his return, and that the
Nobleman—a long and intimate friend of the Prince's—
ho will succeed him as Charge d'Affaires will ultimately
be appointed Ambassador en chef.—Morn. Advertiser.
We regret to hear that Sir JAMES AIACIN-
TOSII lies dangerously ill at his house. His illness is said to
be a brain fever, occasioned by taking cold on Monday last.
It is rumoured that the Marquess of OR•
MONDE is to succeed Lord ANGLESEA in the Viceroyalty
of Ireland.
LADY C. N EELD.--All amicable arrangement
has been made between the respective solicitors of Lady
CAROLINE NEELD and her husband. Her Ladyship is to
receive an allowance of 1,700/. per annum; two of 11,r
noble relatives entering into securities of 20,0001. that she
shall incur no debts to the injury of Mr. NEEL%

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KiNG 3 THEATRE.—On Saturday evening
Signor TA MBURINI made his first appearance in England,
in the character of Dandini, in La Cenerentola. This
eentleman is a singer such as we have of late years seldom
a good basso cantante. His voice is not a very
de
had the gratification of hearing at our Italian opera—
nor is it remarkable for mellowness of tone;
bat h
a most accomplished singer. We must rot
omit to notice the admirable singing of Madame Clan
and Signor DONZIELLI. In short, the performance of
Saturday evening was decidedly the best which the prestnt
season of the Italian Opera has afforded. The house was
exceedingly full.