The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR, SUNDAY.—This morning, her Majesty, accom-
paned by her august mother, attended Divine service at St.
George's Chapel ; the whole of the royal sui,e were also pre-
sent. The set vice was Royce in A, the Sanctus and responses
(Mrs, Musgrave), .and the anthem Luther's Hymn, which
was sung by Mr. Turner. The Rev. R. Musgrave officiated
at the altar, and preached an eloquent sermon from second
chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to Titus, 11th, 12th, 13th, and
I4ih verses. Mr. Elvey, Mus. Bac., presided at the organ.
After the service the Queen walked on the terrace.
Yesterday the Marquis Conyngham left the castle.
Barham and Viscount Melbourne arrrived.

WI Nnsoß, MoN DA Y.--This afternoon her Majesty, attended
by the royal suite, walked on the terrace.
The Marquis of Conynahant and Lord Ilchester will arrive
at the castle this evening, to join the royal dinner patty.
Viscount Melbourne took his departure.

Wirinsou, NOVEMBER 27.—The Duchess of Kent went
to Kew this mnorning►. The Earl of Fingal!, Lord and
Lady Barham, and the Hon. William Cowper, left this
morning.

The Marchioness of Tavistock, Viscount Torrington, Sir
Frederick Stovin, and Mr. Brand, arc expected to arrive at
the Castle to-day on a visit to the Queen.

HER NI siEsrY.—The Queen and court are expected to
leave Windsor Castle' on Thursday next, for the Pavilion
at Brighton. Orders were conveyed to the Pavilion yester-
day week to have everything in readiness for her Majesty's
reception by Thursday next. Her Majesty will stay at
Brighton until the latter end of January, when the court will
remove to town.
Tuesday was the birthday of the Princess Mary of Cam-
bridge. The Duchess of Gloucester went from town to visit
the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at their residence at
Kew. The Duke and-Duchess of Cambridge had a dinner
party in the evening.
A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon at the Foreign Office. It was attended by Viscount
Melbourne, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Cancilawne,
Viscount Duncannon, Viscount Palmerston, Lord Glenelg,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Mint., Sir J.
Hobhouse, and Viscount Huwick. The Council sat two
hours and a half,

CABINET CouNcit..—Another Cabinet Council was held at
:he Foreign Office on Wednesday at three o'clock.

Her Majesty will come to town to-morrow, and hold a Privy
Council at Buckingham Palace. The summonses for hold-
ing the council at two o'clock to-morrow were issued this
morning. At the council a proclamation (it is expected)
will he agreed upon appointing a day for the meet io;.! of par-
liament, for the dispatch of business,—Standard Wednesday

CHURCH.RATES.—A church rate contest has just been ter-
minated at St. Neot's by a poll, the result of which was a
majority of 140 in favour of making a sixpenny rate—the
numbers being for it 201, against it til.
They write from Munich that the Brazilian government
has confirmed the annual dower granted to the Duchess of
Braganza, amounting to 27,000 florins.
His Majesty's ship Inconstant, Captain Pring, arrived at
Plymouth on Tuesday morning, with Lord Durham and
suite. The Inconstant sailed from Quebec on the Ist inst.

A fanatic, who calls himself Gabriel, is travel sing the vil-
lages of Bucks, and alatining the credulous and superstitious
with predictions of the speedy destruction of the world.—
Aylesbury News.

It is said in the O'Connell papers that eighty thousand
precursors have been enrolled. This is only one twenty-
fifth of the number required by the agitator.

understand it is the intention of the coal-owners, of
iver, to raise the price of steam-engine I.oal, for ex-
lion, at the commencement of the year.—Sunder/aad

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In consequence of the late sudden transition in the weather
pulmonary and rheumatic complaints are prevalent, but no-
thing of an epidemical character is reported by the medical