The Sun.
London, England, 1832-09-12 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Their MAJESTIES went, on Monday, from the Palace at
Windsor to Richmond, accompanied by the Princess Au
GUSTA. The Duke, Duchess, and Princ GEORGE of
Cumberland, also went to Richmond from their residence
at Kew. The Earl and Countess of Eaßom, entertained
the KING and QUEEN, and the Royal party, with ade
.jeune ; after which their MAJESTIES, the Princess AU-
GUSTA, and suite, took their departure in three carriages-
and-four, and returned to Windsor Glatt?, about seven
o'clock in the evening.

The Dukes of CUMBERLAND and GLOUCESTER ho-
❑oured a party of the Officers on duty at Windsor with
their company at dinner, on Monday.
The Marquis de PA LMELLA transacted business yester-
day afternoon, at the Foreign•office. The Baron de WES-
SENBURO, the Austrian Minister on a special mission, and
the Austrian Charge d'Affaires, also transacted business
yestet day, at the Office of the Secretary of State fur Foreign
Affairs.

His MAJESTY has been graciously pleased to confer on
STEPNEY COWELL, Esq., late Lisut-Colonel Coldstream
Guards, the Military Companionship of the Royal Guelphic
Order.

Despatches were sent off from the Colonial-office, on
Monday night, for the Earl of AIULGRAVE, the Governor
of Jamaica; Sir J. LYON, the Governor of Barbadoes ;
and the other Governors of the West India Islands.

The Belgian Minister transacted business at the Foreign-
office on Monday.

WINDSOR, SEPTEMBER 11.

At half•past eleven o'clock yesterday forenoon their
MAJESTIES left the Castle in an open barouche, followed
in another carriage by Sir ANDREW BARNARD, Sir Hu.-
GROVE TURNER, Lady FALKLAND, and Miss JOHNSON,
and proceeded to the seat of Lord ERROL, in Richmond
Park. Their MAJESTIES were met on Richmond-bridge
by a party of the Surrey Yeomanry, who escorted them to
the residence of Lord ERROL; and on their MAJESTIES
entering the Park they were met by the Duke of CUM-
BERLAND, who also joined the Royal cortege.
The Royal party, after partaking of refreshment with
Lord and Lady ERROL, proceeded in the pony phaetons,
which were there in readiness, to Richmond Green, where
they witnessed the agreeable scere of 300 children par-
taking of a comfortable dinner, raised by subscription of
the nobility and gentry and others, in order to celebrate
the passing of the Reform Bill. Their MAJESTIES ex-
pressed themselves highly gratified with the interesting
appearance of the ct ildren, and the hospitable manner in
which they were provided for, and the great attention paid
to their comforts. After the dinner their MAJESTIEi and
suite returned to Richmond Park, where they enjoyed
several delightful drives, and then proceeded to the resi-
dence of Lord and Lodi ERROL, whom they honoured with
their company to dinner, and returned to the Castle at
twelve o'clock.

Yesterday the Duke of DORSET, Colonel and Lady
WEMYSS, Sir HENRY and Lady and the two Misses
WHEATLEY, Colonel and Mrs. and Miss CLITHEROE
(sister to the Colonel), left the Castle, on their return to
their respective residences.
Yesterday afternoon the Duke of CUMBERLAND arrived
at the Castle.

Yesterday the Officers of the 2d battalion of Scots
Fusileers, on duty here, gave a grand dinner at their bar-
racks, in Sheet-street, to their Royal Highnesses the Duke
of CUMBERLAND and Duke of GLOUCESTER. The pre-
parations on the occasion were on a splendid scale ; a
temporary arcade was erected from the entrance of the
officers' apartments to the dining-room, which was formed
of part of the large barrack-room, enclosed and fitted up
in the most superb style. A Guard of Honour was placed
at the entrance of the arcade; the colot.rs of the regiment,
with stands of fire-arms, were placed along the arcade, at
intervals, and likewise in the dining-room. A temporary
marque was erected at the extremity of the dining-room,
for the band of the regiment. The arcade and dining-
room were lined with the choicest flowers and exotics.
The whole had a very imposing and magnificent appear-
ance. Colonels HILL and BOUVERIE, of the Royal Blues,
were of the party. At eight o'clock 42 sat down to
dinner. The company did not separate till a late hour.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND slept at Frogmore Lodge, and
the Duke Of'GLOUCESTER returned to the Castle.
This morning the Duke of CUMBERLAND breakfasted
with their MAJESTIES, and left the Castle in the afternoon
for his residence at Kew.

This afternoon, at three o'clock, the KING took his
usual airing, and was accompanied by the QUEEN on
horseback. Their MAJESTIES were attended by Prince
GEORGE of Cambridge, Sir ANDREW BARNARD, Rev.
Mr. WooD, Mdlle D'EsTE, and Miss WILSON, and Lord
and Lady FALKLAND.
The KING and QUEEN Will go to St. James's to-morrow
(Wednesday), and return to the Castle in the evening to
dinner.