The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-02 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Queen and Prince Albert, and the King
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the Belgians, left Buckingham Palace in a carriage: and •four,
shortly before one o'clock yesterday, for Bushy House, Bushy
Park, the residence of her Majesty the Queen Dowager. The
Hon. ColOnel Grey, and Colonel Bouverie, the Equerries in
Waiting, attended on horiehack.- The Countess of Charle-
mont; the Countess" de Merede, and Baron de Dieskau followed
in another Royal Carriage.
Her- Royal Highness the Duchess of. Kent, attended by
Lady Anna Maria Dawson, left town at twelve o'clock for
Bushy Park.
His Serene Highness the Duke of Saxe Meiningen left
Marlborough Rouse at twelve o'clock for Bushy. His Royal
Highness Prince George of Cambridge, and Prince Edward of
Saxe Meiningen' also left town yesterday in the forenoon.
The. Dowager, accompanied by the Duchess of *Saxe
Meiningen and the Hereditary Prince, and attended by her
suite, -received her august visitors.
A dejeuni was served to the Illustrious party soon after tha
arrivil'Of her' Majesty: A Military Band attended on the lawn
in frotif,R;the mansion during the repast,
Her Xajeity and the Prince, and their Belgian Majesties,
after*irds teft,.ind returned to Buckingham Palace at twenty
minute...4,dd fire 0'656.
rr&-DipAe;elif-Kent also took her departure for town..-
Tfte ';Wales and the Princess Royal, accompanied
by the DiWigee'Lady Lytteltun, were taking an airing in the
Royal 'G a rdeits'y etterday.
The. Queen and Prince Albert, and the King and Queen of
the Belgiani, attended" by the Countess of CharlemOnt, Coun-
tess de 'Merode, , Eon. Miss Stanley, Viscount Hawarden,
Baron .de Dieskau, 1,1. de Moerkerke, Hon. Colonel Grey,
and Colonel Bouverie, honoured the performance of the
Huguenota at Covent-garden Theatre with their. presence last
evening.
The Hon. Colonel Grey and Colonel Bouverie have relieved
Lord Charles Wellesley and Major-General Sir Edward Bo-
water in the duties of Equerries in Waiting on her Majesty and
Prince Albert.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady
Anna Maria Dawson, and Sir George Couper, Bart., honoured
St James's theatre with her presence last evening.
His Serene Highness Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar was
present at. the entertainment given by her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Gloucester to the Queen, on Thursday evening.
The following is a list of the Nobility and Gentry in the
different Tableaux at Gloucester House, on Thursday evening.
Tableau 1.--Lalla Roukh.—Lady A. Vane; Feramorz, Lord
Cantilupe ; Falladeen, Hon. Adolphus Liddell ;
Countess of Craven. Lady Fitzallen Howard, Lady Mary
Howard, Lady Jane Grimston, Viscountess Chelsea. Music—
Air, Signor Mario, " Or Che in Cielo."
Tableau :I.—Marino Faliero before the Council of Ten, set
v., scene l —Augustine Lady M. Alford ; the Doge, Viscount
Barrington; Benintendo (Capo de Dieei), Earl of Mansfield.
Senators—Lord Alford, Lord Alwyne Compton, Viscount Chel-
sea, Mr. Tomline, Captain Seymour, Lord Curzon. Music—
" Odio sdegno vi seuto," Messrs. Courtenay and Dundee.
Choru,--" Crudelle Sospette."
Tableau 3.—Group from Pinelli.—ltalian Peasants—Lady
Emily Seymour, Miss Thellusson, Miss S. Thellnsson.
lian Brigands—Earl of Mansfield, Marquis of Worcester, Mr.
Tomline, Lord Edwin Hill. Mu.ic, Chorus—" Sici neo cieclie."
Duo between Hon. Lady Williamson and Signor Marie.
Tableau 4.—Bride of Lammermoor.—Lucy Ashton, Lady
Eliz. Gower; Lady Ashton, Countess of Zetland ; Ravens-
worth, Viscount Chelsea ; Bucklaw, . Mr. Henry Grevillei.
Sir William Ashton, Hon. Hugh Cholmondeley k Colonel
Ashton, Marquis of Worcester; Bide the Bent, Lord A.
Compton; Henry Ashton, Marquis of Stafford; Craigenfelt,
Captain Seymour. Music—" Chi mi Frena," by Viscountess
Barrington, Hon Lady Williamson; Signori Mario, Costa,
Dundas, and Courtenay.
Tableau s.—Seene from Sir Charles Grandison.—Lady M.
Alford, Hon. H. ChOlmondeley, Lady Louisa Hay, Miss Thel-
luison' Viscount Clifderi, Hon. F. Fane, Hon. Percy Barring-
ton..- Music—" Blow gentle gales," Viscountcy' Barrington,
Lady Williamson; Signori Mario, Courtenay, and Dundas.
Tableau 6.—Vice (from a sketch of Guercino.)--Hon. F.
Fane,' Lord Edwin Hill, Lord Alwyne Compton, Hon. Mr.
Barrington. Music—Chorus, Robert le Diable, "A la bonne
Fortune ;" and " Madre so ognor lontano," Lucrezia Borgia,
Signor Mario.
Tableau B.—Novice.—Abbess, Lady Rendlesham ; Novice,
Lady Clernentina Villiers; Bishop, Lord Alford; Father of
the Novice, Earl of Craven ; Mother of the Novice, Hon.
Mrs. Augustus Liddell ; Sister of the Novice, Lady M. Al-
ford; B-iy with Cen,,,er, Marquis, of Stafford. Nuns—Lady
Louisa flay, Lady hie. Grirnstone, Lady M. F. Howard,
Miss Thellu§son, Lady Mary Howard, Miss Sophia Thellusson,
Viscountess Chelsea. Music—lnflamrnatus' ( Stabat Mater )
Lady *Willi.; mson'and Chorus, and prayer in Masaniello. Finally
—God'sive the Queen

Their Royal BighoeAsps the Duke, and Duchess of Cam-
bridge, and the Princesi Aupasta of Cambridge, attended by
Lady "ugn,,,sia. Somerset and Miss Stephens, honoured with
their pr,esenee ye,,terday the performance of Rossini's Stabat
Nato: 4t. the St. James's.Theatre.
A ta.llilet. Connell
.was held yesterday afternoon at the
Forei*-offiee. It Was attended by Sir Robert Peel, the Duke
of Willing!oti.,,the Lord Chancellor, Duke of Buecleuch, Lord
ViTharecliffe, Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Stanley, Sir James Gra-
ham, the Cha.neellor 0f,..t1i,.,e Eiehequer, Earl/of Haddington,
Lord Pitzgeralr;Eari,4;ll.lpcM, Sir E. Hardinge; and Sir E.
)(natchbutl. The ,c ttuvl pat two hours.
,A ipeeting.of.llm, giumtssioness for the Reduction of the
National Debt Was held yesterday at the Treasury. The
Chancellor of the,„Eleheduer,,the Governor of the ' Bank of
Englap,d, and the Dq,uty-govepor, *ere :present. Mr.
Highavor Beert4ary and Comptroller-General, attended.
His Ex-cello:ley Edward Everett, the American Minister,
with his Lady and family, leave town this morning to attend the
Installation at can4,trfdp.

CRICKET.
KENT v. SUSSEX.

The great annual match between the gentlemen and players
of those 'coleljrated cricketing counties, Kent and Sussex, was
commenced on Thursday at Canterbury, and yesterday the fol-
lowing.aecount of the first day's play was received by express at
Lord's, from which it will be seen that only one wicket of the
Sussex eleven. was required to be lowered to complete the first
innings of each county. On this occasion the Kentish side con-
fisted°of six professionals and five amateurs, while the Sussex
eleven airnpri,ed only three gentlemen and eight players. Sub-
joined is the list :
KENT.—Gentlemen—A. Mynn, EsqW. Mynn, Esq., F.
ragge,'Esq., G. C. Whittaker, ,
q., and W. D. Baker, Esq.
players—Fuller Pilch, Wenman, Hillyer, Adams, Doffing-
ton, and Green.
SUSSM—Gentlemen—C. Barton, Esq., E. Napper, Esq.,
and C. Taylor. Esq.
Players—Lillywhib,, 'lox, Dean, Millyard, Hawkins, Ham-
mond, Picknell, and Hawkins.
The following is a copy of the scoring papers :
KENT.—FIRST INNINGS.
Mr. A "Afyrin,l) by Dean .
. 4
Mr. W. Iynn, hit wicket, bby Lillywhite
Hillyer, e by Picknell, b by Lillywhite 2l
Pilch, cby Picknell, b by Dean
Wenman, b by Dean 0
Adams, c by Bicknell, b by Hodson
Dorrington, b by Lillywhite
111 r. F. Fagge, leg before wicket, b by Lillywhite
Mr. G. C. Whittaker, not ont . 7
Green, c by Hodson, b by Lillywhite
31r, W. D. Baker, cby Hammond, bby Dean . 8
Byes ..
Wide balls . . 0
No balls O.

SUSSEX.—FIRST INNINGS.
Mlllyard, e by Dorrington, b by Hillyer
Dean, e by Mr. Whittaker, b by Mr. A. ➢Lynn
Mr. E. Napper, b by Hillyer 1
Hawkins, b by ditto 8
Box, b by ditto...
Mr. C. Taylor, b by Mr. A. Alynn l7
Picknell, b by ditto 2
Mr. C. Barton, c by Mr. Fagge, jun., b by Hillyer 0
Hodson, not out 8
Lillywhite b by Mr. A. Wynn 3
Hammond, :not out... 7
Byes
Wide balls
No balls

e must defer our remarks on the play until after the con-
clusic n of the match.
MA RYLEBONE CLUB v. THE GENTLEMEN OF

11A11IPSIIIRE.

Thtis match, which was commenced at Lord's on Thursday,
termi Dated last evening in favour of the Hampshire gentlemen.
the ct efeat of the Club, in a great measure, being attributable
to Bailey and Caldecourt, two of their best bowlers, being ac-
cid?nitt.'iy injured during the game, which of course greatly af-
fected tl teir play. The following is a copy of the score:—
THE GENTLEMEN OF HAMPSHIRE.
FIRST INNINGS.
Mr. Greenwood, b by Caldecourt
Mr. Cholay.ne, b by ditto ...
b by ditto
Day, b by Bayley l2
Bodle, h by ditto ()
Barford, c by Air. Larobart 3
Sir F. Bathlust, b by Caldecourt lO
Nr. W. Ward, b by Bayley 7
Mr. Waddlestole, not out
Mr. Smith, leg before wicket .. ....... ...... 0

Byes

SECOND INNINGS.

Mr. Greenwood, b by Mr. Maitland
Mr. Cholayne, c by ditto
Mr. liernby, b by Bayley
Day, c by Lord Loftus.
Bodie, cby Kynaston
Barford, run out
Sir F. Bathurst, e by Mr. Brown
Mr. W. Ward, b by Mr. Maitland...
Mr. Waddlestoue, c by Caldecourt .
Mr. Sthith, not out ..........................................
8ye5........ . ....................................................
Wide balls ..

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