The Sun.
London, England, 1839-12-11 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Rev. John and Mrs. Peel, at Mivart's 11°telt
Lower Brook-street ; Mrs. Maberly. at ditto.
DEPARTURES.
Mr. Lister Parker, from Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook°
street, for Gopsall Hall ; R. Can Lippinistt, Esq., froat
ditto, for his seat, Over Court, Bristol ; Mr. and Miss
Keckewick, from ditto, for Devonshire ; Mr. and Maclaine
Barnevald, from ditto, for Cambridge ; Lord and Lady
Talbot de Malahide, on a Continental tour ; Lord Folk!:
stone, for Gorhambury; Lord Saye and Sele, for Lordßro
ton Castle; the Dowager Lady Kerry, for Dublin; for
and Lady Antrim, for Rome ; Lady Charlotte Pr°l3Y,
Windsor; W. H. Lambton, Esq., for Leamington
"c Spak;
the Marquis of Camden and Lord and Lady Brecks•
for the Wilderness; Sir Charles and Lady Max
k. Clifton, Mr. Balfour, for Kent.

It has reached us, from an unquestionable autho-
rity, that it is the intention of the King of Halve!,
with his illustrious consort, to visit this country eatroyre
February. The object of his Majesty's visit is
present at the nuptials of the Queen and Prince Albert
of Saxe Cobourg.
la accord-
The Hereditary Grand Duke of Russ
ing to the Augsburyh Gazette, is to leave St. Peters-
burgh this month on another foreign tour.
Sir Edmund Lyons, according to a letter from
Athens, 17th ult., in the Augsburgh Gazette, has pre-
sented a letter to the Greek Government demanding on
behalf of the lonian Republic some islands of the
coast of Laconia and the harbour of Navarino. It was
said that Greece had again applied to France for pay-
anent of the third series of the loan.
The Lord Chancellor and Lady Cottenham en-
tertained the Earl of Minto and a select party to
dinner last evening, at their residence in Bruton-street.
Mr. Wombwell entertained the Duke of Mont-
rose, Lords Pembroke, Charleville, Allen, Stuart de
Rothsay, William Lennox, Count d'Orsay, Major Wild'
man, and a distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at
his house in George-street.
The Duke of will pass the Christmas
at Raby Castle.
The Earl and Countess of Jersey are at Middle-
ton Park, where they will pass the Christmas.
The Earl of Liverpool, who arrived at Fife House
on Sunday, from Pitchford Hall, Shrewsbury, has since
gone to Buxted Park, Uckfield, where the Noble Earl
will pass the Christmas.
We regret to hear that Lady, Emily Wellesley is
seriously indisposed at Boulogne, where her LadyshiP
has been residing for some time past.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Abercorn's.
party at Barons Court, this winter, will be confine('
entirely to the family connections, owing to the recent
demise of the Duke of Bedford.
The Earl and Countess of Jermyn have returned
to Ickworth Park, Suffolk, from a visit to the Duke of
Rutland, at Belvoir Castle.
The Earl and Countess of Tankerville have
arrived at Mivart's, from their scat, Walton-on-Thames.
Lord Seymour, and his brother Lord Algernon
Seymour, have arrived in Spring-gardens, from Wilt-
shire.
The Earl of Harborough is expected at his seat
Stapleford Hall, near Melton Mowbray.
The Dowager Duchess of Bedford, with the
Lords Alexander and Cosmo Russell, and the Ladies
Georgians and Rachel Russell, arrived at Barons
Court, the seat of the Marquis and Marchioness of
Abercorn, in Ireland, on Thursday last, from the
Doune, Perthshire.
The Lord Chancellor, we are told, has pre-
sented the Rev. Hugh Hughes, lecturer of St. Leo.
nard, Shoreditch, to the Rectory of St. John's, Cler-
kenwell, void by the resignation of the Rev. W. E. L.
Faulkner.
The Earl and Countess of Carnarvon, and family
have arrived at Paris fro n Bourges, the ancient capital
of the Duchy of Berry, where the Noble Earl remained
a week to visit his Royal Highnes Don Carlos and his
consort. The Earl and Countess landed at Marseilles
from Malta.
GENERAL LORD SEATON, G.C.B.— This
gallant Nobleman returned to Dover-street, yesterday,
from a visit to her Majesty. His Lordship lost an arm
in the Peninsular campaigns, where he commanded the
52d light infantry. He was subsequently appointed
Lieut.-Governor of Guernsey, whence he proceeded to
command the forces in Canada. His Lordship has two
sons, the Hon. Lieut. James Colborne, of the 15th
Foot ; and the Hon. Lieut. Francis Colborne, of the
25th foot.
The Marchioness of Clanricarde has not left for
St. Petersburg, but intends to tike her departure to- .
morrow for Berlin, where the Noble Marquis is to
endeavour to meet her Ladyship, and to accompany
her to the Russian capital.
The Duke of Devonshire will leave Devonshire
House in the ensuing week for Chatsworth, where his
Grace purposes to receive a distinguished party at
Christmas.
The Earl of Ducie, and the Ladies Catherine
and Emily Moreton, have left Park-lane for Woodches-
tor Park. evonshire
ARRIVALS AT HASTINGS.—Lord and Lady
William Fitzroy and family, Lord and Lady Monteagle.
Countess of Fingal, and the Ladies Plunket, the Ladies
Ann and Harriet Montagu Scott, Hon. General and
Mrs. Brodrick, Lord Sudeley and the Hon. Miss Tracy,
Sir Thomas Strange, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. R. Ames.
Departures—Sir Horace St.. Paul, Sir Henry and
Lady Wheatley, Mr. and Lady Louisa Duncombe,
Mr. Percival Mickelwaite.
aded
After
exchanging DOVER, DEC. 10.--A hostile meeting took
place at Boulogne this morning between Lord Loftus
naanndt Hallett,Lord Harley,R. N. Attended by
shotsedand Lieute-
nant e
us-
te-
conds interfered, and the gentlemen left the ground,
without being reconciled. They arrived here this
afternoon, and left for London They
immediately.
both crossed over yesterday by the Britannia packet,
and returned by the saline to-day.
RETIREMENT OF MR. O'CONNELL FROM
PARLITMENT..---Mr. O'Connell will not sit in Parlia-
ment after the exipration of the present. This he
told the people of Bandon on Thursday.—Limerick
Chronicle.

REPRESENTATION OF SOUTHWARD'
Another candidate has started for this borough in the
person of Mr. John Coding, a Radical and a Dissenter.
FIRE ON BOARD THE COUNTESS OF LONS"
DA LE STEAMSHIP.—Various exak:gerated accounts
having appeared in the papers, we are requested to
state the facts of this occurrence, which are as follow
—On Sunday morning a portion of the coal was per-
ceived to be on fire by the stoker appointed to keep the
watch in the engine-room. He immediately gate an
alarm, when such effectual means were taken as to ex-
tinguish the fire in a very short time. The Countess of
Lonsdale has scarcely suffered any injury, the damage

not amounting to 20/.
TREATY OF COMMERCE BETWEEN ENGLA ND
AND NAPLES.—Extract of a letter from Naples, 26th
ult. :—" Mr. Macgregor left this place for Genoa yes-
terday after his return from Sicily. He has traversed
all the sulphur and wine districts of that island, and has
entered on negotiations with Prince Cussaro for a treaty
of commerce and navigation between Naples and Eng-
land, which will abolish the sulphur monopoly in Sicily.
It is well known here that both the treaty and the
abolition of the monopoly have been formally agreed

upon."