The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-05 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

The Marquis of Anglesey, at Uxbridge House, from Cowes
Castle, Isle of Wight ; Sir Robert Gunning from the Conti-
nent ; the Duke de Tidot from Paris ; Lady Rumbold from
Paris ; Mr. and Mrs. Skrine and family, in Montagu-square,
from Brighton.

On Friday last, while the Queen and her royal and
distinguished visiters and suite were riding in the Great
Park, a thunder storm came on, and the horse which her
Majesty the Queen of Belgium was riding became unma-
nageable, and suddenly started off. Two of the gentlemen
of the suite, however, very promptly took a circuit, and by
judicious tact succeeded in stopping the career of the horse,
and thus fortunately prevented any injury to her Majesty
beyond the fright which she experienced.-IVindsor Express.
Hastings is full at present, and is increasing its num-
bers daily.
The Marquis of Waterford is fast recovering, after
having for several days been considered in great danger,
from the effect of the violent blow inflicted upon his head
by the watchman's dangerous weapon called a " morning
star," at Bergen.
Colonel Evans, M.P., with his family, left London
for Antwerp on Sunday last, by the Antwrp Steam Com-
pany's packet Princess Victoria.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are expected
to take up their residence in Waterloo-crescent, Dover, on
Wednesday next.
The Duke of Leuchtenburg passed through Vienna
on the 25th ult., on his way to the camp at Wossnesensk.
The Duchess of Sutherland will not, it is expected,
Visit Paris this autumn; her appointment in the Court of the
young Queen is said to be the cause.
The Duke of Wellington arrived at Apsley House,
yesterday, from Walmer Castle. His Grace proceeds to
Windsor to-day, having received the Royal commands to
meet their Majesties of Belgium and a distinguished party
at dinner at the Castle.
The Marquis of Douro has left Apsley House to
join a small party, who have commenced the sport of phea-
sant shooting on the preserves at Strathfieldsaye and Heck-
field, Hants.
The Earl of Wilton and party, in his yacht the
Xarifa, have arrived at Antwerp. His Lordship is expec-
ted to return to England next week, and land at Liver-
pool, on his way to Heaton Park, near Manchester, where
a party is expected to assemble during the races.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury are ex-
pected at Salisbury House, Arlington-street, to-day, from
Walmer Castle.
'rite Empress of Russia arrived at Moscow on the
15th ult. The Cezarowitch (heir apparent to the Throne)
had gone two posts from Moscow to meet his august
mother, and return with her to the Kremlin.
Their Majesties the King and Queen of Hanover,
were to leave Carlsbad on the 2d inst., and were expected
to return to their capital on the sth. A few days later, it
was thought, the Crown Prince would likewise return from
Norderney.
The Archduke John of Austria, who is about to
visit Constantinople, will be the bearer of several valuable
presents from the Emperor to the Sultan. Among them
is a remarkably fine apparatus for saving lives in case of fire,
and eight beautiful carriage horses. The Archduke left
Vienna for Wornesensk on the 21st ult.
The venerable Earl of Eldon is at present sojourn-
ing at Rushyford, where he arrived a few days ago, in excel-
lent health, on his annual visit to the north.
The Eail of Durham has presented 50/. in aid of the
funds for establishing a Mechanics' Institute at Sunderland.
Lord and Lady Ashburton have arrived at Leaming-
ton Spa, from their seat in Hampshire.
Lord Castlereagh has arrived at Wynyard Castle,
the seat of the Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry,
from Castle Leod, Ross-shire, where the Noble Lord has
been sojourning during grouse-shooting.
Count Nesselrode, according to the last accounts,
had left St. Ptitersburgh for Wornesensk.
The Grand Duke Michael and his consort, the
Grand Duchess Helen, Prince Frederick of Wurtemburg,
and Dukes Bernhard and William of Saxe Weitnar, have
set out for \Vornesensk from St. Petersburgh.
Sir Astley Cooper, Bart., visited Newcastle on his
way to the north, last week. During his stay, Sir Astley
inspected the Infirmary, with the general economy of which
be was pleased to express the highest approbation.
The
Marquis and Marchioness of Carmarthen are
entertaining a distinguished party of friends at their seat in
Scotland. The Earl and Countess of Hopetoun, Lord and
Lady James Hay, Lord Henry Bentinck, and Sir Robert
Gordon, have been among the guests.
The Marchioness of Lansdowne arrived at Little
Holland House, Kensington, on Saturday night, from
Windsor Castle. Her Ladyship went on Sunday to
Richmond, to visit her sister, Lady Elizabeth Fielding,
and in the evening returned to Kensington. The Earl of
Shelburne is also staying on a visit to the Hon. Miss Fox,
at Little Holland House.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager and suite are
expected to arrive the first week in next month from Bushy
House, to pass the winter at St. Leonard's. It is expected
that the Queen will occupy the same mansion tenanted by
her present Majesty and the Duchess of Kent, on the
Marina, during the winter of 1834.
Married, on the 28th ult., at the British Embassy
in Paris, by the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop Lus-
combe, William Bever, Esq., youngest son of S. J. Bever,
Esq., of Feltrim, county of Dublin, and Mortimer, Berks,
to Frances, only daughter of Edward Pogson, Esq., andrelict of Graham Pogson, Esq., of Kesgrove House, county
Suffolk. After the ceremony the happy couple left Paris
for Versailles.
Mr. Randohrh Payne was re-appointed, and. on
Saturday sworn ut at the Board of Green Cloth, as pur-
veyor of wine to her Majesty, under a warrant from his
Grace the Lord Steward.
A Memorial has been presented to Lord Melbourne,
signed by nine Peers and twelve Commoners, who take
an
interest in sporting matters, against tht, proposed dissolu-
tion of the Royal Stud at Hampton Court, which Is an-
nounced for sale on the 25th of October,