The Sun.
London, England, 1839-09-20 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

Lord Stuart de Rothsay, from Carlton-terrace, for Pa-
ris ; the Hon. Miss Montagu, for Brighton ; the Dowager
Lady Pechell, for Bognor, Sussex ; Sir John Chetwode,
Bart., from Grosvenor-place, for Bognor; the aiwager
Lady Byron, on a visiting tour; Major-General Sir Henry,
Lady, and the Misses Wheatley, for Leamington Spa ;
Lord and Lady Douglas, from Hanover-square, for Hirsel
House, Coldstream; Lord and Lady Win. Poule't, from
Curzon-street, for Downham Hall, Norfolk ; M. Blacker,
E;sq., from the Brunswick flote!, Jerrnyn-street, for White-
er; T. Tickell, Esq„frcm ditto, to.- Cobham; Capt. Tolle.
m,acho,frrim ditto,for toe north; the Count and Countess Melei
and family,from ditto, for Milan; Mon. Deschesnerand Mons.
liriao, from ditto, for the Continent ; John Lees, E-q.,
end Mrs. Lees. from ditto, for Wellir, ; the Rev. Char us
and Mrs. Steuart, from ditto, for Ewhurs, ; Mons le
Comte Ronder.ux de Courcv and Mons. Sarcenal, from
ditto, for Cheltenham ; Lord and Lady Clarina and fa.
roily, from Hyde Park Hotel, Hyde Park-place, fur Italy ;
Lady Lyons arid Miss Lyons, from ditto, for Egyr ; Lord
and Lady Fitz Alan, from ditto, for the Duke of Norfolk's
seat, Farnham, Suffolk.

CHANGES.
Lord Hevtesburv, from Bath, to the Isle of Wight ; Sir
Charles mid Laity Morgan, at Brighton, from the Isle of
Wight ; the Marquis of Westmeath, at Elwyn Castle,
county Westmeath, from Buxton ; the Earl and Countess
of Huntingdon, on a visit to the Bishop of Cashel; Lord
Carew, at Castle Boro, Wpxford, from a visit to the Lo,d
Lieutenat t at Summerville; ►Mr. and Lady Jane Lawrence
Peel, front Ktrigstowa, for the Continent ; Sir Lawrence
and Nli.s Palk, at B ith, from Devonshire ; Lord Morpeth,
from Castle Howard, Yorkshire, for the V►ce Regal Lodge,
Dutiiiit Castle ; Lord Ferrard, at his seat, Castle 0: inl,
fmni Louth ; Lyre, and Lads Sinclair, from Tor Abbey,
Devon, for their Marine Villa at Torquay ; the Marquis
and Marchioness Cholmondeley, at Cholmondeley Castle,
Cheshire ; Mr. Neeld, M. P., at Grittleton House, Chip-
penharr, from Deviz;s ; the Marchioness of Westminster,
at the Countess of Bridgewater's, Ashende Castle, from
Moor Park; the R.lrhof Lauderdale, at Thirlestane House,
from Berwickshire; the Earl and Countess of Charleville,
and Lord Tullamore, from Glasgow, for Charleville Forest,
Tollamore ; Lord Archibald St. Mawr, from Eglinton
Castle, on a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Halford and
family, at Broadstairs, front Paris.

We understand that their Majesties the King
and Qu,'en of the Belgians intend to dose their visit to
the Queen at Windsor Castle in a few days; indeed
their Majestit•s are expected to embark for Ostend this
week.'

Lord and Lady Maryborough are entertaining a
select circle at Djal Castle, Kent. Lady Bagot and the
Misses Bagot arrived at the Castle en Monday, and Sir
Charles left town yesterday to join the circle.
The Marquis of Winchester has left town for
Brghton.
The Dowager Cotintess of Clarendon, who has
been pasting a few weeks at Leamington Spa, arrived in
town at the close of the past week, but has since taken
her departure for Deal Castle, on a visit to Lord and Lady
Maryborough.
The Earl and Countess of Hillsborough are
still residing at Anglesea. The Countess has been ex-
tremely indisposed, but during the past week has greatly
recovered.
The Attorney-General, Sir John Campbell, and
Lady Stratheden, embarked, on Sunday last, at Brighton,
for Dieppe, with the intention, however, to return in a few
weeks.
THEATRICAL MOVEAIENTS.—It is said that
Bunn, in conjunction with Balfe, have signed and seaecl
for the St. James's Theatre, which is to be opened forth-
with with a very extensive and, as report states, effective
operatic and ballet company. They are likewise in treaty
for the new theatre in Oxford-street, which is to be opened
early in the spring.
Sir William Follett's health has been so much
benefited by his excursion on the Continent that he will be
enabled to resume his professional duties at the close cf
the present vacation.
DRAYTON MANOR, TUESDAY.—MiSS Peel
is tonsiderabl) better, and her disease is progressing fa-
vourably. Ir. is said immediately alter that young lady is
r, covered Sir Robert and Lady Peel will give their grand
facto the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, which was to
have taken place this week.

ANISGATE, SEPT. 17.—This pleasant water-
ina-place continues full of visitors, and the town has never
been more lively or prosperous than during the present
season. The Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch drove over
from Broad-stairs on Monday, and joined the promenade's
on the pier.
Their Highnesses the Prince and -Princess of
Capua, and the Infant Don Carlos de Bourbon and the
young Princess, kit Lord Ing,strie's in 13,1grave-squ,re,
on Wednesday, on a visit to Lord Dinorben, at Kinmel
Park, South Wales.
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte, attended by Vis-
count Persigny, arrived at Lord Cardigan's mansion, in
Carlton-gardens, from Glasgow; the Prince, on his way,
paid a short visit to Liverpool.
The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, accompa-
nied by the M.irquis of Worcester and Lady Blanche So
mereet, left Wiesbaden the week before last, for a tour of
the German Sp,s. At the close of the ensuing month the
Noble Duke Duchess proceed to Paris.
The Earl and Countess of Lincoln, on leaving
town, proceed to Ranby Hall, Retford, Nottinghamshire.
it is said they intend to reside during the autumn.
It i.ffords us considerable pleasure to be able to state h,-r
Ladyship is now in the enjoyment of better health than for
some years past.

Tice Earl and Countess of Wilton have aban-
cloned their voyage to the Mediterranean, in consequence
of the boisterous weathor his Lordship':; yacht, the X4rifa.
sustained off the coast of Cornwall. The Noble Earl and
Cour tees are expected to land at Portsmouth.
Lord Monteagle intends shortly to
visit his seat,
Mount Trenchant, and will he accompanied by several
members of his family.
A distinguished circle of the Nobility have made
arragements to pass the approaching winter in Paris;
among whom are the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, Mar-
quis and Marchioness of Ail.sbure, Earl and Countess of
Wilton, Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Anson, &c.
Lord and Lady Granville Somerset are passing
the autumn at Brighton, with their family.
Lord and Lady Bridport and the Hon. Misses
Hood have returned- to town 1:otn a visit to the Dowager
ViscounteSs Hood, at Whiteley Abbey, Warwickshire.
Lord Brougham will join Lady Brougham and
the Hon. Miss Eden, at Brighton, the week after next,
from Brougham Hall, Westmorland, where the Noble and
Learned Lore; is visiting his venerable mother.

BERSTED LODGE, NEAR BOGNOR.—The Earl
and Countess of Mayo are entertaining the Marchioness of
Northampton, Major- General Sir John and Lady Gardi-
ner. Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Lady Elizabeth Dickens, the
Hon. and Rev. the Dean of Ossory, the Rev. John, Mrs.,
and Miss Bourke, and Admiral Praed.
HIS EXCELLENCY COUNT Pozzo DI BORGO.
—We understand that the precise period of the Noble
Count's return to resume his diplomatic duties as the Rus-
sian Ambassador at the Court of St. James's, is not yet
deter mined on, but, from what we hear in the best. informed
quarters, it is probable his Excellency will not leave Paris
for this country until November.
The Hon. Captain and Lady Mary Hood have
returned to Cheltenham, from a tour-of visits. The Hon.
Caetain's regiment is quartered in that borough.
DEATH OF LIEUT.-GENERAL SIR JOSEPH
IVPLEAN, C. B. KC. H.—An important and valuable civil
appointment has become vacant by the demise of this la-
mented and gallant officer in the Royal Arsenal, Wool-
wich, on Thursday morning. Sir Joseph was Inspector.
General of the Field-train Department of Royal Artillery,
and Inspector-General of the Brassfsuudery Establishment,
which he succeeded to on the melancholy death of the late
General Win. Millar ; Sr; Joseph at that time being Corn
mr.ndant of Woolwich Garrison, which command Lieut.-
General Lord Bloomfield, G. C. B. G. C. H. now holds.
Sir J. M‘Lean was one of the most dashing officers in the
last war, having performed distinguished services whilst
acting as Aide-decamp to General Farrington during the
expedition to the Helder in 1799. He subsequently served
in that capacity with the army under the command of his
Royal Highness tho Duke of York, until his Royal High
ness's return to England, when the' ship in which Sir
Joseph was a passenger INt3 wrecked, and very nearly lost
in the Yarmouth-roads Having also shared in several
engagements, he received the honourable distinction of
being nominated a Commander of the Order of the Bath ;
and, on his being appointed to the command of Woolwich
Garrison, his late Niaje,ty William the Fourth was pleased
to mate him a Ktrght Bichelor. and to give him the
decorat'on sofa Knight Companion of the Royal Hanoverian
Gut Iphic O; der. Sr Joseph had been several times severely
wounded im the service of his country, and has left a soil,
now serving in the Royal Artillery, a widow, and several
daughters to deplore his loss.