The Sun.
London, England, 1839-11-01 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

EV NIN 11- 141, DITI OW-

WINDSOR, THU RSDA V.—Sir H. and Lady Seymour
took their departure from the Castle this looming.
Tile Hon. Miss Lyttelton, Hon. Miss Lavinia Lyttel-
ton, and the Hon. Miss Paget also left to-day. •
With the exception of the above named visitors the
11,,y ,linear party at the Castle this evening will con-
sat of the same company as yesterday.
• _

Mr. 11,411, Chief Magistrate of Bow-street, and Mr.
brol interviews with the Marquis of NormanbY
yesterday at the Home Office.
Dr. Blundell, Chairman of the Portuguese claimants,
had an interview with Viscount Palmerston on Wed-

ne,day.
Mr. George E. Anson, Secretary of Viscount Mel-
bourne, met with an accident yesterday morning while
riding on horseback, the horse stumbling and falling
when entering Downing-street from Whitehall. Mr.
Anson fell partly' under the horse, and was conveyed
home severe`•y bruised.
The Earl of Shelburne returned to Lansdowne House
on Wednesday, from a visit to her Majesty at W►ndsor
Castle.

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ARRIVALS.
Sir Fred. Trench. M.P., in Bolton-street, from the
Continent ; the Earl of Jersey and Viscount Villiers, in
Berkeley-square, from Newmarket ; Mr. Lippincott, at
Mivart's Hotel, Brook-street, from his seat, near Bristol ;
Dowager Viscountess Dillon and the lion. Miss Dilelon li,onat
Bute House, Knightsbridge, from Cheltenham; th
Colonel Grant, M. P., in Belgrave-square, from Brighton ;
the Earl and Countess or Harrington, in Whitehall Gar-
dens, from their seat, Elvaston, Derbyshire;
ral Oliver, Mrs. Oliver, and family, at the London Hotel,
Alheinarle-street, from Tunbridge-wells ; the Rey. Mr'
Hutchinson and family, at ditto, from Bath ; Colonel and
Mrs. Baylis, at ditto, from Paris ; the Rev. Edward Tim-
son, at Marshall Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-sqare;
Mr. Richards, at ditto; Mrs. O'Brien, and Mrs. Hoare
and family, at ditto-
DEPARTURES.
Lady Augusta Somerset, from Arlington-street, on a
visit to Lady Anne Culling Smith ; Mr. G. and Ladyd
ansby Rebow, from Mivart's Hotel, for Brighton;
1.
aylor,
Mary Keith, from ditto, for Sussex ; Sir Brook
for St. Leonard's-on-Sea ; Lord Carrington, from White-
hall, for his seat, Wycombe Abbey, Bucks;
and Lady Constable, from Cumberland-street, for their
seat, Burton Constable, Yorkshire ; Sir Henry and Lady
Wheatley, for Hastings ; Mrs. Hodson and family, front
Marshall Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square; the Eel.
--- Lee, from ditto; Mrs. Bull and Mrs. White, from
Sir Thomas
from ditto; Mr. Ewer, from ditto; William Leigh, Esq.'
from ditto; Mr. Ross, from ditto; Mr. Cossmore, frog!
ditto; Mr. Rhodes, from ditto ; Mr. and Mrs. Hanlon
Turkin, from the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, for
Ntworth Hall, near Biggleswade.
CHANGES. at
The Archbishop of Canterbury and Mrs. HowleY,,,,
Addington Park, near Croydon, from a visit to the r'sr
and Countess of Chichester, at Stanmer Park, near Len.
clF.s;
the Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry, at
C:.1,!!
from Lisbon; Lord and Lady Delamere, on a visit t
Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart., at Wynnstay
anrxham, Vale Royal, Cheshire Viscount Strangfl
ds he Hon. Miss Smythe, on a visit to the Earl and
Countess of Powis, at Yowls Castle, from Alnwick Castle,
berland ;
the seat of the Duke and Duchess of Notthum
Dub 1!1,
Sir Rufane and Lady Arita Maria Donkin, in
it
from tour in tie north of Ireland • Viscount Bury, in
Park, %ea,
Paris. from a tour ; Earl of Cadog'an, at Kelso, from
Warwickshire.

2.
The Duke and Duchess of St. Albans,who
.it Redbourne Hall, near Brigg, intend to pass the svioo
ter at that beautiful seat.
The Countess of Jersey, who arrived a few days,
since at Middleton Park, Oxon, from a visit of seveat
days to the Duke of Devonshire, at Chatsworth, is ex-
pected at the family residence this afternoon. •
Lady Burghersh has returned to town from vis_llda
to the Duke of Wellington, at Weimer Castle, BPrs
d
Lord and Lady Maryborough, at Deal Castle. _
Burghersh is now visiting Viscount and Viscountebs.
Dungannon, at Brynkinalt, their seat near Denbig
The Hon. Mr. Fane left on Wednesday evening, t°
join the circle.L
a ee
pawn Wenckheim returned to Mivart's
last evening, from Newmarket, after purchasing .010
valuable horses.
Lady Ward, accompanied by the Hon. Mis 6
Ward, arrived at Mivart's Hotel, early in the week,
from Himley Hall, Staffordshire. Yesterday her Ladr
ship and daughter left for France, intending eventually
to go to Rome, and reside for several months. -
Lord Alfred Paget will return to Windsor Castle,
from Beaudesert, early in the ensuing week.
Lord and Lady Dunfermline are at Stubbing
Court, their seat in Derbyshire, seeing but little compel'''.
Sir
The Earl of Dotioughmore and family,
Robert Harry Inglis, Bart., &e., were amongst the
passengers who arrived yesterday from Antwerp by the
Antwerp Company's steam-ship Princess Victoria.
Sir Charles and Lady Begot and the Misses
Begot are staying, on a visit to Lord and Lady Mal"
borough, at Deal Castle, where they remain until the
close of the month.
Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M.P., arrived in town
on Wednesday evening, from Drayton Manor, Stafford-
shire. Lady Peel and Miss Peel did not arrive until
rather a late hour, owing to their being detained by the
railroad.
The Countess d'Oultremont, whose marriage
with the King of Holland has been talked of, has passed
through Toulon, on her way to Italy.
The Earl and Countess of Camperdown and
Lady Elizabeth Duncan leave Camperdown House,
their seat in Forfarshire, in the ensuing week, for Bath,
in which fashionable city the Noble Earl and Countess
pass the winter.
Count B. Potocki and Count Appony left
Mivart's Hotel, yesterday morning, for Calais, en route
to Paris, after a sojourn of several months in this country.
RAMSGATE, OCT. 30.—Wind at East, N.N.E•
occasionally, blowing a full gale, and the sea running
high.—Arrived the Dart steamer, on her way to Ca-
his, after being out for two days from London. The
Fame, still in harbour, and not likely to get out to-
morrow. The Duchess of Kent put in last night into
Sheerness, and sailed again this morning for this poet,
but after being within a few miles of Margate, was un-
der the necessity of putting back. The sea is now
(eight p. running mouutaini high, as the phrase is,
and the weather promises to increase in severity. Of
course no steamer can leave the harbour, and all the
coaches are overloaded with passengers.
BANQUET TO THE EARL OF EGLINTON, AT
IRVINE.—Last Tuesday evening the much talked-of
banquet to the Earl of Eglinton took place. The
entertainment was a most :magnificent affair ; and, to
those who partook of the pleasure, was deemed no
doubt fully equal, if not vastly superior, to the tourna-
ment ; for most people prefer a real dinner to a sham
fight.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, SANDHURST.
—The authorities of this establishment have appointed
the sth, 6th, and 7th days of this month for a public
examination of the young gentlemen educated at this
College prior to the winter vacation.
" THE FIFTH OF NOVEMBER."—The ensuing
Fifth of November is likely to prove a dull season. 5°
far as Guy Fawkes and fireworks are concerned. The
public should be aware of the danger that children and
others of a " larger growth" will in future incur on that
memorable occasion. By the 15th direction
of the
54th clause of the new Police Act, it is declared that
every person shall be liable to a penalty of not more
than 405., who, within the limits of the metropoiita.n.
police district, shall, in any thoroughfare or put.
place, wantonly discharge any fire-arms, or throw o_
discharge any stone or other missile, to the danger of
any person, or " make any bonfire or throw or set fire
to any firework." eau,'
FATAL ACCIDENT.—This morning a
accident occurred to Mrs. Mary Ann Madocks,- rest.'
ing iin Cleveland-street, St. Marylebone, who acei•
deutly slipped down stairs, and received such injury 0° I
the back of the head that on her being removed to
1
Middlesex Hospital she expired.
THE LATE GALES.—The Vivid, Hull steam"
sslitiepa,m arrivedlv har yesterday Wharf,
a
momorningst tempestuous a t the Spat.ssCa;eth.
t
vessel was beating about for several hours in Yarmon
Roads, during which time the sea was running oll'un.
tains high. The vessel shipped a good deal of "ter,
and her bulwarks were broken away. At this perio
it was believed by all on board that 'the steamer wouh.l
go to the bottom. Everything was done to lighten the
ship ; the water casks were stove in, and a number of
horses on board were tied together by the legs prep aratorf
to being cast overboard. Suddenly the storm subsided,
but when the Vivid arrived at her moorings at the
S. Katharine's wharf her cargo was much dameged•
The Victoria, Hull steamer, which left that port on
Tuesday morning, was obliged to put into Harwich
harbou7, having sustained considerable damage by the

storm.
Very favourable accounts have been receive(' by
the government of the welfare of a body of Irish emi
grants sent by Colonel IVyndham this year, from his
estates in the county of Clare, to Upper Canada. One
hundred and eighty-one persons were despatched under
the care and superintendence of Lieutenant Rubridge,
R.N. On arriving at Quebec, the whole of them pro"
heeded in a body to Cobourg, Upper Canada, where
they were all immediately engaged ; the men at 2/. 10s'
per month, boarded and found ; and the women at 1/.
per month, boarded and fed. No sickness or accident
of any kind occurred amongst them from the time
in
of
their leaving Ireland. The conduct of the people
are
their way up the country was excellent. They
described by Mr. Rubridge as having been sober,
cleanly, peaceable, and obedient ; and not one left the
party without the superintendent's consent. It is im-
possible to receive such gratifying accounts without feel-
ing how great a boon would be conferred both on the
colonies and on the population at home, if many laud.
lords were to follow Colonel Wyndham's liberal and
.1 •
benevolent example.