The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-15 00:00:00

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Her Majesty gave audiences yesterday at the new r
lace, in St. James's-park, to the Marquis of sham,
Earl of le, and Lord ill.
Their Alb Royalemar Highnesses theHDuke of Sussex, tbe I)°l`..e
of Cambridge, and the Duchess of Gloucester, visited
the'
Queen yesterday.
Her Majesty had a dinner party last evenin•g ; amaDgf
the company were—her Royal Highness the Tholl°s% 91..
Kent, Viscount and Viscountess Howick, Viscount
I\l
bourne, Lord Hill, Lord Glenelg, Lord Holland, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir John Hobboute, 11'1
Barham, Lady Barrington, and the lord, groonl, an
equerry in waiting. A military band attended at the pa-
land Princess Gagarin, Maddlc. Gagarin. Prince John Ga•
The Duchess of Cambridge, accompanied by
lace during the evening.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had a di. Ine'
party at Cambridge House, Piccadilly, on Monday c'''-
fling. There were present—their Royal Highnesses [I 'e
Duchess of Gloucester and the Duke of Sussex, Prino,l
garin, Lord Fitzroy Somerset, and a small party.
sasses Augusta and Mary of Cambridge, and attended byi
Miss Kerr, took a carriage drive to Richmond yesterday.
The Archbishop of Canterbury and the 131:thop of Lon-
the Prin--
I don bad an interview yesterday with Viscount Melbourne
I and Lord John Russell.
i Mr. Bernal, and a deputation of Magistrates,hadm'
an
interview with Lord John Russell yesterday, at the
He

Office.
The Right Hon. Sir Charles Grey, and Sir George
at the
Arthur, had interviews yesterday with Lord Glenelg,-
Home-office.
The Belgian Minister transacted business yesterday at
the Foreign-Office.
Lord Morpeth visited Lord John Russell yesterday at
the Home-office.
The Earl of Mulgrave had an interview yester day with
Viscount 'Melbourne, in Downing-street.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of iiondon,
the Marquis of Lansdowne, and other Commissiont•rs, at-
tended a meeting of the Church Commission yesterclay,

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ARRIVALS.
Sir John Conroy, from his scat in 11 . ontgomerys lir t
and'
Surrey, in Hyde Park-place, from Little Citarnton : Lord ,i .
Lady Langdale, in South-street, Park-lane ; Sir George an
l'.
Lady Rose, in Palace-yard, from a continental tour ; Colonet
Dal-
Sir Reynett, at Cambridge House, Piccadilly ; Lord
meny, in Somerset-place, from Dalmeny Castle, Stirling--
shire ; Lord and Lady Ernest Bruce, in Curzon-street, fronl,
a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Montrose, at Buclial
'House, Dumbarton ; Lord Poltimore, from Dover' Lord
Errol, in St. James's Palace, from ditto ; Lord Saye 2'l_2_
' I. e • Lord,
Sele, in Grosvenor-street, from Broughton Castle, Ozferu
shire; Countess and the Ladies Cadogan, at Queensberrl
House, Piccadilly, from a continental tour ; Lord and
\Vynford, in Conduit-street; Mr. Greville, from stree i
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, at Stevens's Hotel, Clifford-
from their seat, Ware ; Sir Alexander, and Lady Ran's* at
ditto ; John Quick, Esq., at ditto ; Earl of Hovet'-"cirno.' eBr,
ditto, from Queensferry ; Captain Inger and Rev. Geo- ''''..i '
from Thorpe, at ditto ; Edward Knight, Esq., jun., and filiT If
at ditto, from Overton ; Colonel and Mrs. Colston, at
tueir,
house in Upper Berkeley-streets a tour. Newmarket:
DEPARTURES.
Mr. and Mrs. Solly and family, from Stevens's Hotel, ClitTorcl-
street, for St. Alban's ; W. Urquhart, Esq., from ditto,
for
Scotland; Lieut.-Colonel Porter and Thomas Dundas, EA4
from ditto, for Bisham Abbey.

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The Queen issued her orders yesterday for Draw • :,
lug-room dress. Her Majesty will introduce embroidered
trains, a fashion which was exploded more than thirts, Year
ago. This judicious arrangement will give empisqmeat `()
a branch of the arts which has been too long neghseted.
St.
The establishment of the Queen Dowager, at .
Leonard's, consists of nearly 60 persons. It was forn.`edlil
the Earls of Denbigh and Howe. Her Majesty has tirri
rived so much benefit from the salubrious air, that she ":',..'
not, it is expected, return to town until March, until hie"
period it is understood her Royal Highness the Prileess
Augusta will continue her visitor.
The Duchess of Kent will, it is stated, shortli
occupy the King of the Belgians'-seat at Claremont; whiebp
with short intervals, has been untenanted during the la
s
six years. a
Lady Catherine Jenkinson has, it is understoo 1. •
resigned her appointment in the household of her itari
Highness the Duchess of Kent, in consequence of her ar
proachincr union with Colonel Harcourt.
The 'Earl of Clancarty, formerly Minister td tho
Court of the Netherlands, arrived at the Clarendon gate,'
yesterday, from Garbally Park, Galway, to take the oaths
and his seat in the House of Peers. . •
Baron Hugel, first Secretary to the Austrian Em-
Baron
bassy at Paris, has arrived in town in a very infirm state
health. The Councillor of Embassy, De Morn, oficiatcs
as Charge d'Affaires until the arrival of Count Apponf•
Sir Robert, Lady, and Miss Peel arrived at their
residence in Privy-gardens, on Monday afternoon, from 6
continental tour of five weeks.
Miss Coutts Burdett has arrived in Stratton-street,
from a visit to her father, Sir Francis, at his seat, Fore- -
mark, Ashby.ie.la-Zouch, where the Duke of St. AlbaPg
paid the Honourable Baronet a short visit, during his re-
cent tour.
The Earl of Aberdeen, accompanied by Lord
Claude Hamilton, M. P., will arrive to-day, or Fsidal
morning, at Argyll House, from Haddo Castle, Aberdeen-
shire. Lord Haddo is still pursuing his travels in Asia* ,
The Earl and Countess of Granville are expected al'
Devonshire House from Paris ;n the course of this Weci.lc.ci
Lord Leveson, M. P., has arrived at the above spied'
mansion from Chatsworth.
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond left Gordon.
Castle on Monday last for town. Their Graces will Vi°
several noble friends en route.
Lady Lyndhurst will not accompany the Noble an
Learned Lord to England. Her Ladyship, with the sister
and daughter of his Lordship, will remain at Versailles Mr
til February, when she will come over for the season.
the
The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, afs:r
meeting of Parliament, will go to Paris for two months',
pig
The Duke and Duchess of Bedford, and Marec .
and Marchioness of Abercorn and family, will make as%
stay in Paris, on their route to pass the winter in the swig
of Europe. Their Graces and suite are expected to Jo'
town•on Friday next, for the Continent.
jafarinegci
Lieutenant Char:es Holmes, of the Royal
while walking home a few evenings since, fell down des
in Bell-street, Romsey, occasion by an ossification of
tP
heart.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.
nel Harcourt, of the Grenadier Guards, son fat'. the out to
and Most Reverend the Archbishop of York, is e4Tl°--►-all,
lead to the hymeneal altar the Lady Catharine Jenkia'- •
eldest daughter of the Earl of Liverpool, and Lady of dm ,
Bedchamber to _her Royal Highness the Duchess of letlnt.
The ceremony is to be performed next week, and we, ape
derstand will take place at Busted P—arLki,eu:eenrasigtn-C:csel°s:e
seat of Lord Liverpool, in the presence of a large c' -
of their mutually distinguished relatives.
Her Majesty is said to have drunk wine with filo°
ue,
different parties on Thursday, in the Guildhall ; of e°
hrser
her Majesty only went through the ceremony of raisissng or
glass to her lips. When the Queen drank to the Lord lnY
of London, it was in sherry above 120 years old.
Sir Thomas Acland has been lately exhibiti
ng him'.a
self to his Tory friends at Crediton, and elsewhere, 'flea
way which fully confirms all that we have lately.obserVed,
respecting the awkward predicament in which be is o°,o
We shall next week call the attention of our readers the
recent speeches of the Hon. Baronet, which only era
more clearly than ever that he does not understandeb'es,
his own situation or that of the country.—Western -L I, t„,
briii.,o:::fris
Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bart., eldest soli 0
to,
late respected Baronet of that name, will attain his 1111.4,0
rity in September next, when he will take possession 0. v
Of the largest estates in the county of Northumberad•iis,
The Russian Ambassador, on his way from Pei his
was expected to make a detour to visit some friends, 3 n'Asb,
Excellency, therefore, is not expected to arrive at 1-3'
burnham-house until Friday next.
WindsoerraCl
Sev
some of the rooms arc
aaslttleer,atainodnsare being made in the interior owf
decorated. The workmen are very actively c
the whole is to be completed by ure.'" •
Reading Mercury. t 014
A numbbled Yes-c
her Majestis ret
er of the Tory clique assem i
rneotary
afternoon at Aspley-house, to concert their Parltet, v sir
tactics of this day. Sir Robert Peel, accomnan' (1, by Sir
Hardinge, arrived there privately
past four o'clock, and shortly afterwards others ,131; to
party followed. The Duke of Wellington was via' .
receive them. an"
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Yesterday afternoon great excitement 0,..0..rt,0,
fested in the neighbourhood of Tottenhatn_
gu_ounowde!,
owing to a loud explosion, resembling that o,f),
_,usurrgoa,:
on the premises of Messrs. Griffith and I..r°.sklet, the 818!_j:
On an inquiry into the cause, it appeared.
0t.",1e of vitr,!,°,
was occasioned by the explosion of a large b."_som. T:7.
which had been placed on a grate in the baelsd 'tile chion Y
shop windows were broken and damaged, 9nn;osy.. the
set on fire. The shopmen experienced n° ' J
ordered to lea
Some of Lord Exeter's tenants were , bee° ao A
I ,e oii • nate-
late Conservative feait at Sleaford, who o,oliv
`seesig ~,
themselves Reformers ; one tenant is gedLtr, ..t nse;de
" Cobbetc" for his extreme Radical opiniobs,
compelled;lint go
lion habit leges," and therefore they' were.th TorY 5313
to Sleaford, to eat Winchelsca pudding vi'
Lincoln Gazette.