The Sun.
London, England, 1837-08-25 00:00:00

WINDSOR-THURSDAY.

the Queen rode out to-day on horseback, attended by
T
ler Lndics'and Colonel Cavendish and Colonel Buckley.
he Royal party left the Castle at a quarter-past four
o'clock, and -Proceeded to the Great Park. Prior to her
M;ijesty's going out her Royal Highness the Princess
Augusta arrived from Frogtnore Lodge at the Castle to pay
a visit to the Queen and the Duchess of Kent.
The MarchionesS of Tavistock, Lady Charlotte Cop-
Icy, 1' On. Miss Cocks, Miss Cavendish, Baroness Lehzen,
Viscount Torrington, Mr. Rich, and Colonel Buckley, are
in. -waiting on her Majesty.
The Queen's uncle, King Leopold, is expected to arrive
in the course of a law days at the Castle, on a visit to her
Majesty.
The Deans and Canons of St. George's Chapel pre-
sented a congratulatory address to the Queen yesterday.
The Mayor of Windsor, accompanied by Mr. Ramsbot-
t°m. presented the congratulatory address from the town.
One hundred and sixty sat down nt the dinner yesterday,
the Mayor in tive chair ; Viscount Torrington, the Lord in
,
.`Vaiting on the Queen, and other members of her Ma-
Jesty household, were present, but did not stay late.
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PiHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS..
..IMr3. Hall Dare and Family, at Nerot's Hotel, Clifford-
eet
And and Cork-street, from Brighton; Admiral Tomlinson
ch ,[amily, at ditto; Count Bathyani, from Windsor.; Mr.
f nns"ing and Miss Cheising, at Mivart's Hotel, Brook street,
;;",Pertnanv ; M. Oberschmidt, at ditto, from Holland ;
I nri. 'Y.... J. Burke and family, at ditto, from their seat in Ire-
ya N. Linde, at Mivart's Hotel, from Paris; M. B. Al-
enslesen, at ditto, from Austria.
DEXARTURES.
it Admiral Sir James Hawkins Whitshed and Lady Whitshed,
Min Nerot's Hotel, Clifford and Cork-streets, for Hampton
VCourt ; Mr. Benjamim Oliveira, from Great Cumberland-
et, for the Lakes of Killarney ; Count Louis de Beaumont
niX de France), Countess, and suite, from the Carlton
endq°tel, Regent-street, for Paris Martin du Nord, Minister
ornmerce, and suite, from ditto, for ditto ; M. Le Grand
d• M• Vincent, from ditto, for ditto ; M. Cornubet, from
ci!tto, fOr ditto ; M. and Madame de Brimont, from ditto, for
Alitt° ; Viseomte Adalbert de Beaumont, from ditto, for ditto;
till and Miss Fendall, from ditto, for Lincolnsh;re • Mr. and
ur • Horace Hamcmd, from ditto, on a tour ; Lord George
Hess hers,. from diao, for Belvoir Castle ; their Serene High-
pass.es the Grr..nd Duke and Duchess of Oldenburg, accom-
let! bY Baron Rennenkamff, Baroness Scherruhaust, and
for '',.,is".,odecker, from Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street,
Col '#iermany ; Major Wildman, from ditto, on a visit to
d; 4nel Wildman, at Newstead Abbey ; Count Lottum, from
1,1 1. ec', for the Hague ; Lord Elliot, M. P., from Dover-greet,
tour in Scotland ; Lady Hippesley, from Grosvenor-
for her seat Stone Easton, near Bath ; Sir R. and
anY Lopez, for Cornwall ; Lady Louisa Lygon, from St.
,Lopez,
for Sussex ; Lord and Lady Hatherton, from
trl3syener-place, for their seat Tiddesley Hall, Penkridge
Lay Mackenzie, for St. Leonard's, Sussex; Mr. and Lady
.I°Uhl% Rabelt, for Norfolk ; Lady Mary Somerset, for Staf-
,tdshire ; General Gascoync, for Hastings ; the Earl of
41411„kerville, from Grosvenor-square, for Wooler-hall, his seat
C Northumberland ; Lady Jane Cavendish, for Dunrobin
t„stit, on a visit to the Duchess Countess of Sutherland ;
1),.,,,u7 John Ramsden, from Piccadilly, for Byram, near Ferry-
ege, their family ;eat in Yorkshire ; the Hon. Granville
„ "court Vernon, M.P., from Mansfield-street, for York, on
'hit to his father the Archbishop of York.

The French Marshal Gerard is at the Baden waters.
General Chasse,
Antiverp against who so gallantly defended the citadel of
the Marshal's overwhelming army, is also
expected there.
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Antwerp Company's steam-ship Princess Vic-
4toril 11
s')Bohn Britton, commander, arrived yesterday (Thur-
morning off the Tower, having made her passage in
zuleteen hours.
, Lord George Beresford has arrived at Weis Baden,
to drink the waters,
Ur. William Hope has arrived at Rushton Aettering, Northamptonshire.
The Marquis of Chandos has arrived at his shoot-
ing guar cers, on the moors in Perthshire. The Marchioness
endTiie l.4idy Anna Maria Grenville remain at Wotton House.
Earl and Countess Browniow, and the Ladies
Curt, have arrived at Cheltenham, on their way to Belton
nr)use, Grantham.
triel-4,rd and Lady Sondes arc to entertain a party of
tiv,445 at Lees Court, near Canterbury. Sir Edward and
"Y Rnatchbull, Sir William and Lady Geary, Earl and
base
of Brecknock, and the local Nobility and Gcntry
--fe been invited.

The Earl and family will leave town next
week for Woodchester Park.
The Earl and Countess of Chesterfield will leave
town next week for Bretby Park, Ashby-de-la-Zouche.
The monument to the memory of Guttemberg was
solemnly inaugurated at Mayence on the 14th instant, in
Presence of an immense concourse of spectators, among
them were the Duke of Cambridge and Prince W illiam of
rrr.ssia.
The Earl of Darlington and party, and General
trird William Bentinck, were among the passengers on
hoard.the steam-ship Perth, for Dundee, on their way to
their shooting quarters.
Lady Glenlyon and the Hon. Miss Murray have
left Northumberland House, on a visit to the Duchess of
kAthol, lit Blair Athol, Dunkeld, Perthshire. Lord Glen-
ron is on a tour.
The Hon. George Edgecumbe, brother to LorSd
alletort, bas been appointed Charge d'Affaires at Berne,
Swiss Cwatons.
Sir Frederick Lamb has quitted Vienna for a short
Period, to join the ;:ircle of distinguished diplomatic cha-
racters assembled at Toplitz.
L Th.e Earl of Sefton was not worse last evening.
f°l"-1 Molyaeaux n
Perthshi is shore.rtly expected to arrive in town
rtr in his seat i
The alterations and improvements at the Queen
ager's residence, Marlborough House, proceed rapidly.
roof Whole of the old roof has been taken down and a new
aabstituted. The interior has been repaired through-
- 't.; and decorated in a novel and elegant style.
so„,'"Trd Eilenborough is entertaining a select party at
T stn, Gloucestershire.
`:be Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry are
Teel their friends at, Wynyard Castle, Stockton-on-
, near Durham.
b Tile Earl and Countess of Dunmore have arrived at
unmere Park, Falkirk, their splendid seat in Scotland.
Earl of Earemont has again rallied, and ar-
.eu at East Lodge, Brighton, for the season, on Mon-
ay last.
in ~Lecqd and Lady Mandeville and family have arrived
apvaris from Italy. The Duke of Manchester, his Lord-
father, has returned to England.
11.„Ihe Earl and Countess of Albemarle will have
11QParties to-day and to-morrow, at the Royal Stud
q Zui_3°. Hampton Court, which has been recently relin-
OL4"ed to the Master of the Horse by Colonel Wenlyss,
of the Equerries to his late Majesty.
t The Duke of Orleans is to repair to the Compiegne
414. The Duchess and her mothe:, the Dowager
111‘eilias of Mecklenburgh, are fro accompany his Royal
nevi, and to remain at r:;ompiegne during the exer-
Lisi•
_.About the 20th ;;L. September Louis Philippe and
w,eit'in'ilY are also to proceed to Compiegne, and spend a
in„ at there- The King of the French contemplates form-
C°4lPiegne a gallery of pictures, the subjects of which
pt,iitieer connected with the times and personages that have
atm ~,ed that residence celebrated. The Royal family in-
Tro Paying a visit to the Castle of Amboise.
thile Duke of Portland has arrived, accompanied
Ayrsl7. Ladies Bentinck, Fullarton House, his seat in
to q 're-
the Lord W'nam Bentinck has left Vernon Howe
lIiS D f""ilY
teR,l L
°nntirr-
'",xcel.eney the Lord-Lieutenant loft the Vice-
ou re on Monday last, on a visit to Lord and Lady
Y. at Lyons.
i4tt go Duke of Sutherland was in treaty during the
toe e:*Period of the late reign with the Lord Chamberlain,
10,4!'e.et the removal of the range of offices and dwellings be-
Cleg:ni ' 0 the Palace at St. James's, situated in the rear of
atio:ed-rovr. His Grace's plan was to erect a wall and
title, it with columns and pilasters, on the removal of the
e9{ tidy objects which ROW present themselves at the grand
e to Stafford House.
4.1 f ne 4411 of Lauderdale, who has been for a series
see el an ultra Whig, and afterwards an inveterate Tory,
aownlY tn. hove retired from the bustle of political life, being
9_,,tp his 78th year, and seldom leaves his country teat, as
'4;l.l..lQecasionally, to visit Edinburgh.
, Icing of Wirtetnburgh, whilst bathing one
Lia ti the sands at Scheveningen, near the Hague, during
fa doptle, nearly lost his life by being carriedtut of his
I.ll9slethe retiring tide, into which he had ventured too
vi scape was quite providential.—Fradfor t Journal.
tt tnile_N,lttlquis of Dotic,,las has arrived in Paris to.
atten, u &Juke and Duchess of Hamilton, who are still in
whose"nee. on the Countess of Lincoln, their only daughter,
State of health is slightly improved.