The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-22 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Queen, attended by the Viscountess Jocelyn, took an
airing yesterday afternoon in an open barouche anti lour, and
visited her Majesty the Queen Dowager, at Mat.lborough Hosise.
His Royal Ifigoess I'rince Albert rode out on horseback,
attended by Colonel Rouverie.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of
•Itient visited her Majesty
Yesterday.
Their Royal Higue':ses the Prit.ce of Wales and the Princess
Royal were taken an airing yesterday afternoon iu a carriage
and four.

The Royal dinner party at Buckingham Palace, yesterday
evening, included her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent
Baron Garsdoff, the Saxon Alinister, Lady Anne Alarm
Dawson. Earl of Liverpool. End of Carnigan, Lady glary
Flood, Viscount Jocelyn, Mr. George Edward and tile lion.
Mrs. Anson, and Lieutenant-Colonel Raton. 11th hussars.
Tier Royal Highnesses the Duchess of (;ioucester and
Prince George of Cambridge visited her Majesty the Queen
Dowager yesterday.
Her [loyal Highness the Duties.: of Kent visited the Duchess
of Cambridge yt sterday, at Cambridge Mouse.
Mr. Plumptre, ALP., S:r Edmund Fnm.r,, M. p., and a
deputation, bad an ir:ierview with
.the Chance.lor of the Ex-
chequer yesterday[ at his offidal residence tan Id.),:inai,stgio-sn tcrcf•etti.le
Baron Brunow., the Russian Minister, transacted budgies:
yesterday. at. the Foreign-oracc.
, accompanied by Air.
.Craoly.illar;rrC:latA"li er‘.lCT:join'hiTastei'tdtt, ei,jel:ne'd Air. . AIIIt u s c ..:
1 tAi.tferr. , Relyi..interview
Kith the Chance of the
Hodgson Hinde, fl. P.,.M.P., and the Hon. H.
El'ittChiveltiVerr.)Vc.L:tebradial ya,',?.'t his (Anal residence in Dow,ing-st rest.
I:epatches from the Governor tif Canada, and also from the
Governors el* New Brunswick a:nd Nova Scotia, were received
vests relay at the Colonial-ollio.„.

SOUTHAMPTON EV2CTION, APRIL 90.—The Tories
of Southampton have been on the look-out for a candidate
to stand wills Mr. Mildinav, in the full expectation !bat '
Mr. Martin wi.l b v useated;and be drsqualifred through tal)ery
from stlintling
only mail wl4ose \Ncaltil and easy
have resolved upon di seeing poor old Mr. Dottin forward as the
agair,. Unable to take in a stmng,( r, the 'lores
the Tories to the, cruelty
be-
ing Nietlmised. Nothing hut ahFolute necessity could prompt
di..resitien are suitable for
of hurrying to the grave through the
toil of election contests a gentler nu chose age 0,4 bodily in_
firmitieslraye brought him to the last stage of decrepitude. Mr.
Dottin is in London, and rou 1 d gladly be excused from she
embrace of his old victimisers, who will only hug him to pick his
pocket. .. .
Died at his house, 66, Great King-Esq,, aged 70 years, - long a builder 0
King-street, on the 13th
awl who, in connexion with John Lear. ilsti
n. ,e
nJeoeh einl:haitso tic iv,
1 month, Esq., conceived the idea and embarked in the bold and
public, spirited speculation of feuing the greater portion of the
estate of DOI T 1 from the late Sir John Nesbitt, and has ever ,
• since retained his share in that concern, as well as in the bir:lrl-
ing and finishing that magnificent bridge across the river of
Leith, connecting the undertaking Stith the city of Editiaitrult
,
Scotsman. . . ..;. I isti . coin *-A'''t