The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-23 00:00:00

PASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.
° Duke 1.,f Grafton and Lady Laura Fitzroy for Euston
Hai
1, Thetford, Norfolk ; Earl of Verulam, from Grosvenor-
Tea .^, for Gorhamburi ; Countess St. Martin de la Tarr for
John
Mr. Rowley Lascelles for Sussex ; Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall, from Henley i-Lll, Leeds, for Penrith, Cum-
berlandan ; Mr. and Mrs. John I&:,sure, for Brighton; Mr.
Lady Catherine Whyte Melville fi,r Brighton ; Dr.
L. sh, Bishop of Peterborough, to the Palace, from a visit to
It,,d""
si°cese; Mr. Robert Parnther, from Grafton-street, for
N.°'ll; Colonel Clive and the Hon. Edward Clive, from
vis Castle for Holywell, Flintshire ; Lady and Miss Black.
s'llurfrnefor Brighton ; Lord Manners for the Grove, at Yoxford,
; the Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Rochfort, from Stan.
tl°Pt-street, Mayfair, on a tour; Count D'Orsay, at Kensing-
ra 00re, from Margate;: Capt. and Mrs. Brown, from the
llinover Hotel, for Bylands. near Hertford Bridge ; the
s' es Reid, from ditto, for Windsor.
ARRIVALS.
f Sir Robert and Lady Fitz Wygram, )11 Connaught-place,
i"°rn North Mymms Park; Colonel Augustus Bellamy, at the
i ZoYal Hotel, from Paris ; Colonel Salwey, M. F., and family,
the Hanover Hotel, froni Egham Park, Surrey ; Lieut..
oPel Fludyer, at
o Grove's Hotel, from the Tower ; Sir
'mon and Lady Drumond, at ditto, from the Continent.

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Her Majesty and the Court arc expected to arrive
al the new Palace in St. James's Park, from the Pavilion
'lrt Brighton, to-morrow fortnight. Her Majesty will re-
it is understood, in town three weeks, and return to
'asor Castle to spend the Christmas.
Staninore Park, the beautiful seat of Lord Chiches-
t
who married a sister of the lamented Countess Howe,
ZilliFre preparations were in progress to receive her Majesty
(1 the Duchess of Kent, will not now, it is understood, be
Honoured with a Royal visit this season.
rpoorning for her late Majesty the Queen of
ulland is to be for 34 weeks, commencing on the day of
tr funeral. The deo') mourning to be for 25 weeks. half
I"?uroing six, and slight mourning three weeks. The fune-
r', I to take place on Tuesday next.
Earl and Countess Covvper have joined the gay
party assembled at Newby Hall, oa a visit to Lord de Grey.
Ilfigadier-General Lord George William Russell,
rhassadbr to the Court of Berlin, has left Frankfort on
his way to town.
Lorca
Milton., it is said, has riven up his projected
Continental
tour.' His Lordship intended going abroad
r,Pxt month.
ti,_B!,r George Baillie Hamilton, remains at
russian Court as Charge d'Affaires.
he Countess of Kinnoul and her infant daughter
are doing well.
mr:!'he Earl and Countess of Sefton, with the Ladies
i)..'llNix, will probably remain at Brighton till the middle
ar tii
nexth month. Viscount Molyneux and his brothers
nt the cid Croxteth Hall, in Lancashire, enjoying the sports of
Dowager Countess of Clare is restored to good
Lad since her residence at Mount Shannon, and, with
ut..y Elizabeth Fitzgibbon, will probably remain there
the expiration of the year.
Tc:rd Rivers is making,vast improvements at Mist-
11all, formerly
on lease to the late Speaker.
W I,ho Mould's of Camdcn and Lady Elizabeth Pratt,
tin
4A‘rliugton-strect yeSterday for Bayfiam Abbey, Kent,
to the Earl and Countess of Brecknock.
the / .rlle Marquis e.nd Marchioness of Thomond and
equ,,,:l`i‘-'s O'Brien are expected to return to Belgrave-
i iron Brighton early in November next.
adllla pd.o ,
a and Countess of Morley are entertaining
t'nhcarilished party at Sulham, their seat in Devon.
'tarp. • lisle 'louse, Grosvenor-place, is undergoing.
tor jheinislrovements, preparatory to the return of the family
4r)nooed some Xacaulay, Esq., according to his intention
AI ne
emb time since, has resigned his office as a
,
togia r Of the Council of India, and will shortly return to
lle is to be succeeded by Andrew Amos, Esq.
.4110%117'g
stated th-a-t the Hon. and Reverend Mr. Ca-
Lord Art:te Curate of St. James's, London, and brother
,to
!ty, now erpark, will be presented to the living of Sta‘e-
beat.___obeecorne vacant by the death of the worthy incurn-
Lord 4.1).Y iller6try.
:11.d Lord „° vi.ck, Mr. Ellice, Mr. Poulett Thomson,
the E.,r,t • Pitzelarence, are now enjoying the hospitality
I of Durham at Lambton castle.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

SECOND OCTOBER MEETIA' O.

The following match was not included in our account sent
up of Friday's races :
Match, 100, h. ft. T. Y.C.—Mr. Thornhili's Egeria, Bst.
121 b. (Connelly), beat Colonel Peel's Paganini, 7st. sto 4
on Paganini, who was beaten by half a length, after a good
race. . .

The other races require a few additional particulars
First Raco...—Tbe throe harm placed in front ran nearly
lihreast till within twenty yards of the cords, where The Co,
Mel filly went in itthttoo of her companion% kept au to
the end, and, won by u length, Taglioni running in third,
Clifton bDited, _

Second Race,-.-6 to Aon Mus at the beginning, and after-
wards even betting. Mendizabal made the running to the
ropes, where Mus challenged, looking at the time to have two
to one the beat of it. The race was sharply contested to the
end, Mus winning by a head-only.
Third Race. The betting was first bto4 on Osprey, and
continued so till the horses got to the post, when it became
even ; the mare for choice. Osprey had the race in hand
throughout, and won in a canter by two lengths.
Fourth Race (Handicap).—The Hawker filly made the
running to the new ground, where Puppy, La Meprisee, and
Miss Mary Anne went up, Puppy leading to the cords, where
La Meprisee made an attempt to reach them,- but failed, and
was defeated by a length. Pettit's filly was next.
Fifth Race ( Prendergast).—A good deal of money was laid
at the beginning of the betting, at 5 to 4 apt D'Egville; it
then became even, and, just before starting, 11 to 10 was laid
on him ; 7to 2 agst Wave (taken), 5 to 2 agst Saintfoin, and
6to 1 against Mecca (taken). Mecca went off with the lead
at a good pace, the others lying up to the new ground, where
Wave took up the running, followed by Mecca, the favourite
waiting on them, and Saintfoin giving way, as they rose the
hill, from the bottom. About two-thirds of a distance from
home D'Egville went up to Wave, headed him at the cords,
made the rest of the play, and won cleverly by...a length, beat-
in. Mecca nearly three lengths and Saintfoin four or five.
Before the race 17 to 1 was laid against D'Egville for the
Derby ; after it they offered to back him against lon at even.
The Criterion Stakes, p.p.-6 to 5 on D'Egville agst lon.
The Derby.-10 to 1 agst D'Egville (11 to 1 taken), 10
to 1 agst lon (11 to 1 taken), 200 to 55 agst John Day's lot.
Several even bets made between the two favourites, D'Egville
having the call.