The Sun.
London, England, 1832-05-25 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Yesterday was the birthday of the Princess VICTORIA,
when her Royal Highness entered her 14th year.
At an early hour the bells of the parish church at Ken•
sington announced the return of the day.
At twelve o'clock the Duchess of KENT and the Prin-
cess VICTORIA received visits from, and the congratula-
tions of, all the members of their Royal Highnesses'
household. In the afternoon their Royal Highnesses were
visited by their illustrious relations.

The Duke of Sussex came before two o'clock, and later
in the afternoon the QUEEN, with Prince GEORGE of
Cambridge ; the Duke and Duchess of CUMRIR.LA ND and
Prince GEORGE; the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
the Princes@ AUGUSTA, the Princess SOPHIA, and the
Princess SoPHIA MATILDA.

During the day the calls were without intermission at
;he Palace, by the Foreign Ministers and their Ladies, and
;he Nobility and Gentry, to offer their congratulations on
;he occasion.

In the evening the tradespeople of Kensington testified
their attachment by a brilliant illumination.
Their MAJESTIES gave a juvenile hall in honour of the
occasion, last evening, at St. James's Palace.

The QUEEN and Prince GEORGE of Cambridge, dined
with the Princess AUGUSTA on Wednesday evening, at
St. James's Palace.

The Duke of Cum.)]EntAwo visited the KING on Wed-

.s detachment of the second regiment of Foot Guards,
accompanied by their band, were paraded yesterday morn-
in the gardens of the Palace. His MAJESTY was present.
Sir W. G011,.1 was the Field Officer in waiting.
The Princess AUGUSTA, the Princess SOPHIA, and the
Princess SOPHIA MATILDA, visited their MAJESTIES yes-
terday.

The KING gave audiences to Earl GREY, the Earl of
ALBEMARLE, and Lord HOLLAND, yesterday.
His MAJESTY, accompanied by Sir B. STEPHENSON,
took an airing yesterday afternoon in a carriage.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Princess Soritta.
visited the Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND on Wed-
nesday, at St. James's Palace.
Their MaJzsmrs dined last evening with the Princess
AUGUSTA, at her residence in Sr. James's Palace.

The Earl of WArtwrcx presented an address to the
KING at the Levee on Wednesday from the hundred of
Dinston, county of Warwick, thanking his MAJESTY for
not creating Peers.

Mr. LITTLETON presented an address of thanks from
:he inhabitants of Bi!sten.

A very numerous meeting of Members of the House of
Commons Ira held yesterday at the Foreign Office. Three
hundred and sixty Members received summonses. Nearly
the whole of the Irish Members were present. Sir
FRANCIS BURDETT, Mr. Huma, and the whole of the
Cabinet Ministers, who are Members of the House of
Commons, attended the meeting.
A meeting of the Lords of his Majesty's Most Hon.
Privy Council was held at twelve o'clock yesterday, at the
Council-office, to hear the arguments of Counsel in a peti-
tion respecting a bank at Jersey. The Marquess of LA NS.
DOW NE, Viscount MEnsouartir, Lord AUCKLAND, Sir
JAMES GRA !lAD!, and Mr. TAYLOR, were the Lords pre-
sent. Dr. LosurNoroar and Mr. PEMBERTON were
heard by their Lordships. The meeting broke up about
two o'clock.

Despatches from Sir WILLIA3I HOUSTON, the Lieut.-
Governor of Gibraltar, were yesterday received at the
Colonial-office.

LAPORTE has become the lessee of Covent-
garden Theatre. There were only two competitors, him-
self and Captain POLHILL, and the rent they offered was
nearly equal ; but Captain l'omuLL wished for the option
of taking it for one, three, or five years, whereas LA-
roaTE has signed an agreement for seven years, subject,
however, to his approval of certain covenants. Larowre
is to have possession of the theatre about the 4th of July.
The trustees of this valuable property negotiated with Mr.
LArORTZ.

Tuesday evening,
mistake.
evening, at
SURREY THEATRE.—We understand that
tmhaatythjewlio%eerisri'mof
that deservedly popular vocalist, Mr. Enwiti, will take
thehis benefit e l
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ft onfar othnedraey
cnae: neat; annod if
doubtoe •
harmony will experience a rich treat.
the An
nstl body of Captain BunDETT, ,
Math up the piescription.
fur some other medicine. The Jury, after a lung who died
cation, found a verdict of " Afanslaughte " -
r • s., ),mng
lenilgnnun
consequence
qvt Lhee held on
t taking oil
man named HEATH, who had