The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-25 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Their Majesties left town yesterday at half-past ten o'clock,
in ten carriages and four, escorted by a party of Light Cavalry.
Their Majesties were accompanied by the Duke of Cumber-
land, the Duke of Cambridge, and Prince George of Cam-
bridge ; the Duchess of Saxe Weimar ; Marquis of Conyng-
ham ; Earls Albemarle, Denbigh, Howe, Brownlow; Countess
of Denbigh ; Viscount Combermere ; Lords Hill, Frederick
Fitzelarence and Saltoun ; Ladies Mary Fox, Kennedy,
Erskine, Frederick Fitzclarence ; Honourable Mr. Ashley ;
Sirs Henry Wheatley, William Freemantle, James Kempt,
Andrew Barnard ; Miss Hope Johnstone ; Colonels Bowater,
Cavendish, and Thornton.
After the review at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, their
Majesties and suite returned to town, arriving at St. James's
soon after eight o'clock in the evening.
His Majesty afterwards gave a grand dinner at St. James's.
The following were present to meet their Majesties :—The
uke of Cumberland, the Landgravine of Hesse Homberg,
the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Duchess of Saxe
Weimar, Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador; Baron
tulow, the Prussian Minister; M. Gersdorff the Saxon
.Minister ; Dukes of Dorset and Grafton ; the Marquesses
of Ailsa, Winchester, and Lansdowne; Marchionesses Lans-
downe, Winchester, and Ailsa ; Earls of Mansfield, Wilton,
13rownlow, Denbigh, and Howe ; Countesses of Wilton, Mans-
field, Denbigh ; Viscounts Ashbrook, Combermere ; Lords
"ill; William Bentinck, Wharneliffe, Saltoun ; Ladies Wharn-
cliffe, Eleanor Kennedy, Sophia Cust, Kennedy Erskine, Mary
Fox;, the Vice-Chamberlain, the Treasurer of the Household,
the Comptroller of the Household ; Sirs James Kempt, Joseph
Whateley, Hussey Vivian, Andrew Barnard ; General de
Iledemaun ; Rev. Dr. Blomberg ; Colonels Bowater and Ca.
vendish ; Mr. Shiffner.
The company assembled in Queen Anne's room. On din.
aler being served her lUajesty and the Duke of Cumberland,
his Majesty and the Landgravine of Hesse Homberg, preceded
by the Comptroller and the Treasurer of the Household, and
followed by the other Royal and Noble guests, passed through
the Portrait-gallery, which was lined by the Yeomen of the
Guard, to the Banqueting-room, the band of the 3d Regiment
of Foot Guards playing " God save the King."
There was afterwards an evening party. A concert was
performed in one of the State-rooms ; Madlle. Grisi and other
eminent vocalists were in attendance ; Signor Costa presiding
4t one of Erard's patent action grand piano-fortes.
Dr. Lushington, Mr. F. Buxton, M.P., and a numerous
Deputation had a long conference yesterday with Lord Glen-
elg, at the Colonial Office.
The Belgic Minister transacted business yesterday, at the
Foreign-office.
Lord Howard of Effingham visited Viscount Melbourne,
yesterday.
At the Levee on Wednesday last, the King conferred the
honour of Knighthood on Alexander Ferrier, Esq., K. H.,
his Majesty's Consul at Rotterdam.
The Landgravine of Hesse Homberp,-, accompanied by the
Duchess of Richmond, the Countess of Essex, and other per-
Sons of rank, honoured the Beulah Spa with her presence on
Wednesday
a . The royal party was received at the Lodge
eranee by Mr. Newman, the proprietor, and conducted
ll,ntong the private area into the gardens, where the Donna
dam band was stationed to receive them, and several pieces
mere played in very good style. Her Royal Highness, after
visiting different parts of the gardens and enjoying the views,
expressed herself highly delighted with her visit. The royal
Party then left the grounds, amidst the acclamations of the
Company assembled, and the firing of cannon.

GRAND REVIEW AT WOOLWICH.

Yesterday a grand review took place on Woolwich Com-
'IRA?, before their Majesties. A little before one o'clock their
majesties arrived, accompanied by their suite in eight car-
3,Nes, escorted by a troop of the Bth Royal Irish Hussars.
ne o art havin taken a position in front of the centre of g the bne, under a Royal salute of twenty-one guns, the
otc'°Ps, viz., Royal Horse Artillery, Foot Artillery, the Royal
aPPers, the Royal Marines, and the Battering Train, at
°Pell order, presented arms ; after which they closed ranks,
l
5114 Parled in review order, at the slow and quick time. The
itzlfantry then left the ground, and the Battering Train and
+1,°41 Horse Artillery went thrcugh a number of evolutions in
aeir usual skilful and efficient manner. The ground was then
e4red for several hundred yards to the flanks, between the
tterY and the Dover-road, when four rounds of shot and shell were fired at the usual distance, 500 yards. On this
ileacasion a scaffolding of about 24 feet square surrounded the
g-staff, covered with some old sail cloths, which gave it the
CPPearance of a town or fortification, and at this object the
guns were levelled. Several of the shots perforated the co-
vt,,e.rN of the supposed fortifications, and many shells fell
"itnin the space; nevertheless the firing was not so good as
I'vd'e ha" bide rand
the habit of witnessing, many of the shots
t2„PPing wide, and the shells generally too advanced:
tbe operation having terminated, their Majesties retired to
l'take of a splendid cold collation at the mess-room of the
Tieeyal Artillery, after which they went to the Marshes to wit-
wcYhrocket brigade exercise.
eir Majesties did not leave Woolwich until near seven
43e rxed the Commander-in-Chief steock. , escorted in the same manner as they arrived. We
(Lord Hill), the Adjutant-
Genneral, Lord Combermere, Sir Hussey Vivian (the Master-
., eral of the Ordnance), the Duke of Cumberland, &c., in
v:e splendid staff accompaying the Royal party.