The Sun.
London, England, 1837-08-10 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGEN CE.

ARRIVALS.
The Earl of Moray and the Ladies Stuart, at Thorns°
Hotel, from South Wales ; Sir Wm. and Lady Marika Ogg e
der, from the Isle of Wight ; John Somers Packingt'on, Esq.'
M. P., at ditto, from Droitwich ; Colonel Chesney, jai Dow"
street, Piccadilly, overland from India ; Major Stuart„ 7th Fl'i
sileers, at the St. Alban's Hotel ; Mr. and Mrs. Meyler,
($l,
the London Hotel, from Devonshire ; Mr. and Mrs.
monds at ditto ; Miss Bleaden, at ditto ; Col. rind Nr".
Parker, at ditto, from Dover; the Rev. Dr. Breweton,
Brereton, Esq., and Miss Breretoa, at the Berniers 11°te,;
from Bedford ; Mrs. Herbert and family, at ditto, from Grfrt
Baldock, Hertford ; J. Bell, Esq., and the Misses Bell, $
ditto, from Bagshot ; the Rev. A. Peal;on an Mrs. Pears;
'at ditto, from the Rectory, Springfield, Essex ; Rev.
Guille, Mrs. Guille, and family, at ditto, from Cowin.

DEPARTURES.
'The Princess Schomburg and suite, from the Brunswirk
he
Hotel, for Wilton House, on a visit to Lady Pembroke; to
Prince Schomberg and the Count Othon de Bray, fr°
ditto, on a tour in the North ; M. Le Baron Falk, the Do.,h
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Minister, from ditto, for the Hague; Captain Duff. R. N. sk,,
Mrs. Duff, from ditto, for Scotland; Mr. and Mrs. 131Sii
from the London Hotel, on a tour ; Mr. end Mrs. Verv,-0,
from ditto, Mr., Mrs., and the Misses Govv•crson, front dot
for Paris; Col. Hamilton, Mrs. Hamilton, and family. fr°,e;
the Berners Hotel, for Windsor; Mrs. Arabin and the I‘ll 6-
Russell, from ditto.
CHANGES.
The Dowager Lady Malet, Capt. and Mrs. Malet, and 1°
0. W. Malet, for West Cowes, Isle of Wight`, from Wall*

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THE LATE DUCHESS OF ST. AL.BAN'S.-*--1.4
Grace's will was opened yesterday morning, i n the preellie
of the Bute, Guilford, and Burdett familieis. It v's,jie
tended that this document should have beers read ,en ;0,
preceding day, had Sir Francis Burdett an ived
The will directs that, in addition to ten thousand po°,s,
per annum, the sum of ten thousand poundn, as a leg°,;;
be paid out of the property to the Duke of St. Alb
and her Grace bequeaths the freehold house i.n Piecolo.
and the villa and its domains at Highgate, also. to her c°
sort. To Angela, the youngest daughter of Sir fr°ll- J,
Burdett, the half profits of the banking-house in the St
bleb,
the :mansion in Stratton-street, and all its rs iorOva •
plate, &c. ; her diamonds, which are of great valve, an Abe
considerable sum in ready money. The other par is °if )
will were of trifling import ; the annuities her Grace Pd A
to different individuals are to be continued. TI lose ant•re
few legacies, inconsiderable in amount, forms Iche
will. This will was executed previous to her lat e inati;lon•
sition. The funeral procession will move from StrLor
street on Monday next, for the family vault of e'-
clerks in Lincolnshire. 110
The Right Hon. Henry Labouchere has artP'
town. tcr
Lady and the Misses Conroy left town 6or
mington yesterday. ItSP
Sir Robert Steele left town yesterday for P jeer IV
Dorset, from whence he will return to his residence I"
Champs Elysees, at Paris. o°l
A letter from Stockholm of the 25th ult. states joi
Count de Lowenhielm, Swedish Minister at Teriglifs
arrived at Stockholm ; and that Count Potocki, 131,
Ambassador, had left that capital for the Ukr ' We+
the Emperor, Mrs. Bligh, wife of the English :Nllol'
had died there, of an affection of the chest, and Os -
vernally regretted. cc'
The birthday of the Queen Dowager is to be io
lebrated on Monday next by a grand flotal exhibitiond
the grounds at Worton Lodge. The Royal .Horse
band will attend during the day, and, if the weather Polt
fine, there will be a great assemblage of the fashioll
world. ffiel
Yesterday Colonel Fortescue had a long int:et-41V
with Lord Palmerston at the Foreign Office, respectw`
claims of the officers of the British Auxiliary LeoAil.vf§'
Despatches, dated the 30th ult., were received
terday from the British Ambassador at Madrid. fO'
Despatches were forwarded yesterday from t"enibor,
reign Department for Lord Ponsonby, the Britis d.
sador at Constantinople, and for the British Charge
faires at St. Petersburgh. t.
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The King of Wurtemberg (travellingLinne' P
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title of Count Von Teck) and suite arrived in IA" tea';,
two o'clock yesterday afternoon, by the Netherland'ciarolt
ship Baturier, having made the passage from Kotler cotit'j
twenty-three hours. His Majesty, accompanied bYt,
Mandelsloh, passed last evening with the Grand Pt'
Duchess of Oldenburg at Alivart's Hotel. Titic
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The King of Sardinia left his Palace of
on the 2d inst. to visit Genoa, where there have be°
ral c,lses of cholera. 1411
The King and Queen of Hanover left the
of Herrenhausen on the 2d inst. for Carlsbad.
The Duke of Beaufort, accompanied by wecoo'i,
of Chesterfield, Lord A. Paget, Colonel Anson, der;
d Orsay, Viscount Jocelyn, and several other Nobls.ii,roie:
left town yesterday for Brighton. The Duchess ``l` side
town yesterday for Hampton Court Palace, on a -
her mother, Lady A. C. Smith. 1"
Count Pozzo di Borgo left Asliburnham-11°°, s e
terday for Dover, en route to Paris, from whenc%':i, 45e'

cellency intends to proceed to Baden, Ems, Carts— ,i 1,53
The French Charge d'Affaires transacted vu'
til
yesterday at the Board of Trade. $ll
Sir Henry Parnell had an interview yesterd3
Viscount Melbourne. of the
ijor
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The Solicitor-General visited the Chance
n
Exchequer yesterday. pc 'o
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The Swedish and Spanish Ministers, and the ,it I
Charge d'Affaires, transacted business yesterday
Foreign Office. -03,01' !,
Mr. Brownrigg and a deputation from the of t
Australasia, had an interview with the Chancellor
&'l'
Exchequer yesterday in Downing-street. ifd / ti
The Rev. Dr. Burns, the Rev. Mr. Pa too ,f
Bailie John Henderson, a deputation from the,t,ipslitfl
Paisley ; and James Lowndes, Esq., James W 31,00.0(
Esq., and Robert Johnson, Esq., members of the, potlrlit
Cobfarlic)ielilsloleryo.f
Committee, had an interview with Viscount 'ef to tr
yesterday in Downing-street, on the subject of relic die
the Exchequer' t si•ro;
wdiasrtrdesss:,
His Grace the Duke of Devonshire was lAA: $ tee
among the visitors to the Isle •and Irna—
of Wight, de
of the whole island.
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The new too ii
Lord and Lady Durham arrived at Lamb
The deputatien f
on Monday evening. get°
Botihethe B
talsiet_son of a tailor at Cambridge well known, in 'pr 1:11,1
politicalshoi7atna(gi ohnisistbroofthtelri;arceeleembrianteendt 15)070piro: -ide
as such became Fellows of Trinity College.
.r). A cle°
It is reported that the Dowager Queenozbt,
has taken East Cowes Castle, in the Isle of 1' cltr
marine residence. $ Oil jt!
The body of the late Ductless of St. Albaz:forole ,
went a post niortem examination, which wasp- 11
Mr. Mayo. bef e
Mr. T. Philipps is at Manchester, wherepoll iif;
been engaged to deliver a course of lectures °the 'i Air'
music. This gentleman is assisted by his puPil''ale bb
Brandon. The Manchester papers speak in
le riO:
terms of praise of these lectures. Nil
Mr. Edwin Forrest, the distingu
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'isheli:.erel
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actor, and his bride, sailed on 'Tuesday froal v
the United States American packet-ship. ajosreo fr ri
We understand that a new trial will be loiot.tlribe`
in the case of Rogers and Mills, in which the '',t v
covered 500/., the penalty for an alleged attoull ,E`'
1' °•.c.
at the late Lewes election. ter'•'-,,,' Vilo
The passengers in the City were yes iroo jr',
nished by the appearance of a stupend".h o'g,
olec'i
weighing no less than twenty-three tons, when of ~J,
by twenty horses. This remarkable sPecii rlLofacttP °cV
nical labour applied to machinery, was ruaas 11
Marshall and Co., and conveyed to the g
Westminster. I