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London, England, 1829-05-30 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

After the dinner on Thursday the King gave a Ban
to the instill!, branches of the Nobility and .Gentry.
‘rtneh -was rendered very interesting by the intioduciee
the young Queen of Portugal and the Princess %lc.
torus', b. th about the same age. hi the middle of eat
sat the sides of the Ball-room a temporary orchestra was
fitted up for the quAdtille band, which consisted of be,
tern twenty and thirty performers. The front of the
orchestra was hung with crimson festoons. An elevated
platform was raised all round the room for the eccoek,
mod ition of those of the party who might not dwelt
to join in the dancing.
About half past eight o'clock the company began to arrive et %
entrance opposite the Royal German chapel The ::ntrance V tike
principal court-yard was reserved for the young gates of Pon&
gal and the members of the Royal Family. In this yard the kilo
Guard were on duty, with the band of the regiment to their rate
dref ors. The Duchess of Kent, accompanied by the Princess vie.
toria. and attended by Sir John Conroy and Lady Charlotte 6.
Maur, arrived at the Palace about half past eight o'clock.
Royal Highnesses were received by some of the officers of his?)' k,
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jesty's Household, and conducted into the drawing room.
The Queen of Portugal came in state, with her suite, in nee
carriages, about nine o'clock. Her Majesty wore the iosiioust
the principal Portuguese orders; the Marquis de Rarbacena, eke
Ctievaller de &Manisa, and the Countess de Iragipe were in her
suite. The King's Guard. commanded by Colonel Guntborpe, rt,
crier(' the Queen wish military honours, the band playing the Cs&
stitut I Hymn. Lord Chinon, as the Lord in Wasting, end $e
Willi int Freentantie, as Trea-urer of the Kiug's Household, r ceivid
her olajesty on the grand staircase, conduct. d her to the drawing
room, and ushered her into the pretence of the King. His maim.;
after conv.ising for some time with the young Queen, ennd„et:4
her into the ball room. The youthful portion of the party were
owls formed into bets fur sued!' dies ; the baud began playing, cut
the dancing commenced ; the young Qieen had for her pow,* •
sun of Prince and Priam+ Kiterhasy.
His klinesty,who was hashed to a Blue Field Marshafasniforee
wore the inswingMarshap„nifene, of she Order of the Garter, and also the ptindpel
Russian, French, and Prussian Orders. took his seat to the felt at
the orchestra. The members of the Royal Faintly, the Delete(
Orleans and Chartres, together with the Foreign Ambassador, and
Ministers and their Lath. a and the Cabinet Ministers, sat Dear hie
Majesty, who remained its the same station during the night,.
Qaadrilles only were danced previous to supper, generally the dm
set. The young Queen bid tor her partner. at the second dams;
Prince William of Sale Weimar. She afterwards danced with the
sons dills other Foreign Mit diners dm ing the evening. The Ns"
Victoria had for her partners at the several dances the young Prince
Rsterltasy, Prince Wi;l:int of Saxe Weimar, Masters Faulk;
West, and Glint-don.

The Duchess of Clarence, the rrincen Augusta, Prince Leopold,
the Duchess of Saxe Weiner, Prince William, and the Princess
Louisa of Size Weimar, arrived in the early part of the evenk.g.
itcfrestunelts were served to the company dating the evening in
the Picture Gallery.
At ba't.past 11 o'
clock, the time at which supper was ordered to
be served, the Prince.s Augusta, a.. the King's eldest sister, caw
ducted the young Wren to the Banquet Room, accompanied by
the Duchess ul Gloucester, and others of the Royal Family.
The young Queen and those of the Blood (loyal alone sat daring
the supper, the rest of the company took their repast standing. Hie
Majesty sat at she brad of the table; the Marquis de B.tbacena
stood behind bar chair 11 her Chamberlain.

On the departure of the juveniles from the ball.room to soppy,
waltzing was introduced by the Duke of Devonshire, Lord Lae.
sun 'Gower, and Gibe's of the company.
The young Queen of Portugal after supper returned to the bd.
room, and danced in some quadrilles; the style of li.r dancing was
much admired. Her Majesty experienced an accideAt by her foot
I slipping, when she fell, and hurt her face slightly.
The Queen lett at half past twelve o'clock; the band of the
King's Guard played. as on her arrival, the Portuguese Constitu-
tional Hymn.
Nearly the whole of the juveniles left about the same time; the
remainder of the company continued dancing waltzes and quadrilles
alternately, till two o'clock, when the King took his departure
frum the Wixom, and the band played I* GOD !aye the King..
The company kept up the animating diversion for some time after. •
wards. Sir Andrew Barnard, as Kquerry in Waiting, Mr. Brent, the
Deputy Comptroll.r of the Household, and Mr. Mash, of the Lard •
Chamberlain's oMce, superintended the whole of the interior sr-
rangements for the fete. .
The supper was laid in the same style of splendour and meg&
licence as on former occasions ; there was an abundance of fruiss •
of every description, including some very fine pines, raised in the
Royal gardens at Kensington. The ornaments of the confectioner
were very tasteful.
Some incomrenienee was experienced at the entrance at wild
the company sat down, opposite the Royal German chapel, own
to the absence of the military, from the great pressure of the crowd
assembled under the arcade. anxious to have a view of the cons-
' pany as they arrived. It required the utmost exertions of Nome ,7$
Townsend and Sayer, the officers, as also of the hlarshalnien in aer • :g,
tendance, to keep open an avenue to the Palace for the company WA.
pass through on alightieg from and returning to their carriages. ......1
Among the company, in addition to those present at the dineor • I
party, were Prince and Princess Litters, and one son ; Prince ma
Princess Erterhazy, one 'ion and two daughters ; Hendeer and
Madame Feick ; Countess Munster, two sous and four demeans.;
the French Charge d'Affaires, the Duke of Portland. the Duke of
Richmond, the Ditches* of Montrose, the Duchess of Wellington,
the !idle of liuccleugh ; Marquis of Anglesey, two sons and Ism
daughters; the Marquis of Worcester, one son and our daughter;
the Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury and two daughters; tie
Marquis of Downshire and two daughters; the Marquis and
Minchioness of Lansdown. one son, and one daughter; the
Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry, one son, and two
daughters ; the Marquis and laarcbtooess of Bath, the Marquis
and Marchioness of Winchester, the Marquis Graham, the Mar-
chioness of Westmeath, the Marquis of Lothian, the Marquis and
Marchioness of Bristol, two sons and two daughters; the Earl sod
Countess Verulam, two sons and three daughters; the Earl and
Countess of Mansfield, one sun and two daughters ; Earl and Couto
teas Gower, and three daughters; Earl -and Countess of Liver-
pool, .one aim and one daughter; Earl and Countess of Jersey,
one son and one daughters Countess of Surrey, one sum sad
two-daughters • •Earl and Countess of Belfast, Earl of Shapes.bury ; Earl and Countess of Camille • Karl be-Lt.Warr, and
two sons; Rail howillian; Earl and Countess et Hastings:
Countess of blountcharles and • daughter; Countess of he..
ton and two daughters;- Countess of Chichester sod two
daughters ' - Earl end Countess Cowper, one sun and delegate;
Earl and Countess Leitrim, and one son ; Marl and Commie of
Tankerville; Countess of Harrowby and two daughters; Vocevet
Molpetb; Viscount Melbourne; Viscount and Viscountess BY-
grave, and two daughters; Viscount Palmerston; Vi.count and
• Visco.untess Hereford, and one son; Viscount Castlereagh ; Visa.
and Viscounttos 5 Irme ; Viscount and Viscountess Granville, sod
two daughters; Lord and Lady Leeman Gower, and one son;
Lord and Lady Canton, Lord and Lady Delantere and oft
ma ; Lord and Lady Fitzroy Somerset.; Lotd and iAdy Wil-
loughby, and one 5•11; Lord and Lady Manners, and one son;
Lord and Lady Barrington, and two suns; Cord and Lady
Wisarscliffe; and two daughters; Lord and Lady Montage, s
Lord A. lull • Lord M. Hill, Lord H. Hill, Lord and Lady
Strichaven. Lay itavensworth, two sons and one daughter; Lady
. Gravy, and one daughter; Lord Alvatiley. Lady .1. Thyme, Right
lion. H. and Mrs. Goulburn; four sous sad one daughter; Riga.'
Hun. R. and Mrs. Peri. two sons and one daughter ; Right Hun.
J. Heart's, and tbfee -Misses Berries; Right Hoe. Vesey Fitz-
gerald, Lord Ashley, Lord Apsley. Lord Candor, ewe son and two
daughters; Lord and Lady Dynevor, one son and daughter; Lord
Elliot, Lady Catherine and Lady Addis& Manners, Lady A. Beres.
ford. St' Julni and Lady Shelley, and three daughters; Sir George
and Lady Quentin, elle son and daughter ; Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir
. Robert Bottem Sir John Conroy, Sir J. Watson, Sir W. and Lady
HouSton, Sir Horace Taylor, and two sons ; Sir John &restore!,
and two daughters • Sir Rowland Hill, Colonel Thornton, Colonel
Higgins, Colonel lathery. Colonel Chichester. one son and toe
daughters , Colonel Poten : Mr. and Hoo. Mrs. Hope, and one
son ; Mr. William and Lady Jane Peel, and one son and daughter;
Mr. Seymour, Mr. Mash, Mr. and Mrs. Cavendish. two eons stall
two daughters; Hon. W. Bathurst. Mr. C. F. Greville, Mr. Agar
Ellis, Mrs. E. Littleton.

The Emperor of Russia left St. Petersburgh on the itStb alt. te
visit the fortress of Dunoeberg, from whence, on the web ult. he
continued his journey to Warsaw : the roads have with Meek?
been rendered passable from the lateness of the winter, which Ise
.but just broken up.
His Majesty is accompanied by the Empress, the heir apparent,
the Grand Duke Alexander, and the Grand Duke Michael, and
the Minister of the Household. the Prince Volhonsky. Count
Potosky, conveying the crown and other regalia, has preceded hi
Majesty. Count Nesselrode was prevented frum attending the Em-
peror in his journey by the arrival of a French courier, wbkh event
detained the Count till the 30th alt. when be left Sc. Petershergh.
in company with several Dignitaries of the empire, in order to jell
the Emperor.
AU the men of literatarn and fine arts 'tithed to the Realm
Court have received admit to attend the Emperor on the approach .
ing coronation.
• It, is not expected that'the piddle entry of the Imperial Fairer
into the leoArk capital will take place before the 4th of May.

EGYPT.

(Circular) " Alexandria, Match ff. ISM
0 se ate. seam, Vol ma mover, irste into or miser aessanes
CONSUL in turn, AT ALRIANDRIA.
Sis,...lliS Highness the Viceroy of Egypt bas testified Ms desire
to the respective Consuls of friendly nations not to admit into his
country say but subjects of good conduct, and guaranteed either by
themselves or by persons enjoying public esteem, and that with the
view of checking the disorders of all kinds which had taken place
in his country by &reptant without any employment. '
useethre was ineffectual, and his Highness hoped it would
Dot be necessary to return to it.
ss Deceived, however, in his expectation by the assassination te-
nsity committed to the capital upon the person of a European, and
whip!' is absolutely the result of the facility with which foreigners,
without being known. are admitted into his kingdom, his said High•
mess, wishing to avoid fresh crimes, and to deliver, once for all, the
country from the vagabonds that abound in it, orders that every
European, of whatever nation and profession, who is not or shall
not he guaranteed by his respective Consul,or by persons established
in the country, enjoying general consideration, shall be immediately
sent out of Egypt, where hereafter, and in consequence of this deter.
iniatsioe, no person shall he admitted without the formality pre-
scribed, and which shall be rigorously enforced.
In consequence his Highness the Viceroy of Egypt, my illustri-
Mrs Master. who charges me to make known to the respective Repre-
sentatives of the European friendly nations this determination, in-
vites you to adopt it towards your countrymen, flattering himielf
that you will employ all your means to second him in a measure
which tends only to restore tranquillity to his country and to society
in generaL
" I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) " BOG HOS JOUSSOUF."