The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-24 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The King gave atidienees yesterday at St. James's to the
Archbishop of Canterbury and the Earl of Albemarle.
Their Majesties left St. James's-palace at half-past three
r)elock yesterday afternoo
n, for the residence of the Earl and
Countess of Mansfield, at Caeil-•Wood. Their Majesties were
4ce"lP
te - an'e by the Duke ands'Duchess of Cambridge (at-
_nue(' by Miss Kerr and Sir Ja-nes'lleytiett), and the Land-
_,lgaavnidne Ilerse liemberr, (attended by Mademoiselle Styne)
b, , were attended by the Countesses Brownlow and Den-
eeh• Miss Hope Johnstone, the Earls of Albemarle and
n,arnbigb, Hon. Mr. Ashley, Sir Andrew Barnard, and Col.
the Ver. The Royal partyoccupied six carriages and four,
drag g and Queen being in the last carriage, which was
ew nby four white horses. The Duke of Cumberland left
be' uries'nts in a carriage and four, shortly after four o'clock, to
thekese at the grand entertainment given at Caen Wood by
j:',arl and Countess of Mansfield to their Majesties, the
either(
Very
of the Royal Family, the Foreign Ministers, and a
Numerous party of The Nobility and Gentry.
bt,,jr Majesty and the Duchess of Saxe Weimar visited the
io,;„1‘"8 of Kent and the Princess Victoria yesterday. The
yesterday and the preceding day for their Royal
48"11,,eaies were very numerous..
P ."eputation from the British American Land Conipany,
• ..ot,„ .
'4l',lg of Mr. G. Robinson, M. P., Governor ; Mr.
4111anlel Gould, Deputy Governor; Messrs. Craufurd,
14;1%r, M.
4-•41. P., and Stride, Directors ; rd
ofC "cid had an inteßity with Lord Gleneig at the Colonial-
Wednesda
Denison M.P.'IMr. Ile.itheote, 1. P., and a Depu-
boo"i fr°4l N'ottinghqm bad an interview with Mr. La-
., -I.4ere Wedneidey the Office of the Board Trade.
witbelterday the Rev. George Montgomery had an interview
• the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
the sceatehes from Sierra Leone were received yesterday at
of lonial-offi
V.uent, Pozzo dtftßorgo the Russian Ambassador, the Duke.
eba Yllingten, the Marquis of Hertford, the Earls of Wick-
ossie, Carnarvon, and Devon, Lord Lyndhurst, and Sir
Wej'es Wetherell, were amongst the Company present on
to theesday evening at the Marquis of Camden's grand dinner
bake of Cumberland,

ItOYAL VISIT TO CAEN WOOD.
• Th.
tr. iS ancient and noble ir-nsion the residence of the Earl and.
tic;aness of 'Mansfield, was."yesterday thrown open for the remit-
bi4t 61. the Kin - and Queen,y and a distinguished circle of the. n0,41134',0!
,41134',0! the land. At an early hour in the morning, the vicinity
and pres2nted an unusual appearance of activity and bustle,
_
t,rialink 7; hefore•noon the Heath resembled " a living stream.
't complexions," and appeared much like a country fair, be-
usterei over with an immense multitude of well dressed per-
ti As the day advanced, the multitude increased' in the town,
thouytindows of the shops were closed, or otherwise secured, and
a,,d3e, 01 the upper floors became occupied with all the youth
,ad beauty of the place, anxious to behold the Royal caval-
, which slowly passed through the town soon after three
surrotpided by a vast assemblage of the gentry of Ramp-
ed on horseback, -amid the flourish of trumpets, streaming of
IP; the roar of cannon, and the acclamations of a throng of peo-
4:* On the top of the heath, near Gan
eta a triumphal
was erected as a compliment. to their Majesties, "
11,,,ted,” as stated by those who erected it, " with party feelinuncgon-
of
Y hind." It was composed of wood, covered with laurels, &e.,
%,:beautifully arranged, and decorated with silk• streamers, with
ti:"us devices and handsome flags. On the top of the arch there
da,tl orchestra covered with seats for a military band of music.
et r the Royal Standard were two laurel branches, with the star
%.hi_,''unswick, W. A. and a variety of festoons and devices in lamps,
ket7 in the eveningolvas illuminated, and had a very splendid ef-
as did the fireworks from the battery-ground on the right.
the Tangenients in the Park were extremely picturesque,
and
ke,:eueet was also greatly heightened by the charming rural
the place. There were at one time upwards of eight
op the of the nobility and gentry in the marquees in the park and
q,lO lawn, where the band of the first regiment of the Life,
bvert,". were in attendance,. and played during the day Spohr s
o to Die Ber9vi„t," and selections from " Marino Fa-
all Fidelio," &c. The buildings, public and private, that at
kith r-locked the festive scene, were literally roofed and walled
as e ‘u lied
figures clinging to them in all sorts of attitudes. . At
drlezattitlyllour of the evenir4 their Majesties partook of a sumptuous
Le in e gran d banuet-room, which must ever fom a splendid
th,,l:the annals of weqalthy magnificenee. On ther departure of
I),Yal. guests they were greeted with the same enthusiastic de-
-I,w_ ,ratndis of loyalty and respect which marked their entry in the
si„,4e, and a brilliant display of fireworks and illuiduations con-
swi ti the festivities of the day.

ei,beir Majesties, aitendfA by a numerous guite, in
A-hgt cnen carriages and four, Wial outriders, and escorted by
in,r4l.ty.of the Bth Ilussat,,', left St. Jamos'2 Palace this morn-
,tht,i about haltpast ten o'clock, for Woolwich: be
.present
,(15,1,0:?Ivgitt-ia,nr.l, review to take place there this day. car.
the King was the Duke of Camberland and Prince
the nrge ef The Duchess of Cambridge was in
A.`""n's
0q Carriage.
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z,,t10 ier fete was given on Wedii:nday, at the Surrey
con, Weal Gardens, which were crowded with very respectable
tsit,tl:4,l. Various entertainments were supplied for the vi-
" Lap out the crowning object of interest was the ascent of a
exi;oe,cll.iwith Mr. Green and a friend. A third gentleman was
the -
to accompany ti,i3m, but, for some reason, declined at
tra,te7 Itstarting. The ourang•outan, which has lately at-
' elied, -° much notice from the carious ha Natural History, has
si4ce 4,1 t was expected. The poor animal has been declining
aririval—its three companions (lied on the voyage.
General Steam Navigation Company's
• racket it.e
,-,mail
Ataniona, from Rotterdam, arrived off the Custom-
at ten o'clock yesterday morning.
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