The Sun.
London, England, 1839-12-18 00:00:00

141VENING EDITION.

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WINDSOR, TUESDAY.—Her Majesty walked on the
Terrace of the Castle this morning, attended by Lady
Barham and several of the Royal Suite.
The Duchess of Kent left the Castle this morning
shortly before ten o'clock for Kensington. Her Royal
Flizbness will return this evening to dinner.
Viscount Torrington arrived this morning on a visit
to her Majesty.

The Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady Fanny
Howard, arrived at Kensington yesterday morning, from
Windsor Castle. Her Royal Highness afterwards
went to Marlborough House, to pay a visit to her Ma-
jesty the Queen Dowager. Her Royal Highness re-
mained at Marlborough House until half past three
o'clock, when her Royal Highness, attended by Lady
Fanny Howard, took her departure in a landau and
four, with outriders, on her return to Windsor Castle.
The Princess Augusta visited the Queen Dowager
yesterday.

Her Moje sty the Queen Dowager inspected a por-
trait of tvie Princess Augusta yesterday, painted by Mr.
Ross, by command of her Majesty.
The Duke of Cambridge left the residence of the
Duke of Beaufort, Badminton, Gloucestershire, 00
Monday, on a visit to the Earl of Cardigan, at his scat,
Dean Park, Northamptonshire.
A. deputation on the subject of the Tobacco Trade,
consisting of •hc Hon. H F. H. Berkeley, M.P.. Mr'
Frederick Ricketts, Mr. Benjamin Parnell, and Mr. W.
D. Wills, had an interview with the Chancellor of the
Exchequer yesterday in Downing-street.
The Solicitor-General, Mr. Swabey, and Mr. Wil"
burton, had interviews with the Marquis of Normanby
yesterday, at the Home Office.
Despatches from Sir W. Nicolay, Governor of the
Mauritius, were received yesterday at the Colonial Office,

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

Thomas Hawkes, Esq.. M P., Mrs. Hawkes, Miss
Hawkes, Miss Alicia and Miss Eleanor Hawkes, at Long's
Hotel, Bond-street, from the Continent ; Edward Arb;
ford Sandford, M.P., Ayshford Sandford, jun., and
Edward Sandford, Esq., at ditto, from Somersetshire ;
Sir Alexander Crichton, Bart. at ditto, from the Grove
Seal. Kent ; Lord Ch cheater, at ditto, from Belfast ;
George Ferguson, Esq., at ditto, f om ditto.

DEPARTURES.
Count Albert Esterhazy, from Long's Hotel, Bond'
street, for Paris ; Thorns Griffin, E,4q., and Mrs. Griffin,
from ditto, for Liverpool ; Edward Corbally, Esq.. from
ditto, for Harborough ; the Rev. Charles Vivian, fron3
ditto, for Hatton Hall E. Atkinson, Esq., from ditto,
for Rockford, Essex ; Rev. G. Turner, from ditto, for
Framlingham ; William Meichlam, Esq., from ditto, for
Scotlar,d ; Frederick Fredericks, Esq., sod M. Frede-
ricks, from ditto, for Duffryn House, Wales ; Edward
Armstrong, Esq., from ditto, for Dublin ; Thomas Ng°.
land Allen, Esq., from ditto, for the Vache ; the
Colonel and Mrs. Cavendish, for Dover ; Lord Edwal.
Howard and the Hon. Charles Petre, for Fornham
Suffolk ; Hamilton Fitzgerald, Esq., for Brussels ;
the
Earl of Wexford, for the Continent ; Sir John Shellg;
Bart., for Buckhurst ; Lord Fitzgerald and VaseY'
Monymusk ; Lord Harborough, for Paris ;
Hon. Sir Alexander and Lady Duff and family, for Parts ,
General Sir John Crosbie, G. C. B , for Watergate, Sussert;
the Earl and Countess of Errol and the Ladies Hay,
i°
Richmond Park ; Lord and Lady de Ros, for Strata-
fieldsaye. General the

THE QUEEN DOWAGER.—Her Majesty,
understand intends to pass the winter at Mariborougla-
house, and does not contemplate visiting St. Leonard's
this season.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex turd
Lady Cecilia Underwood are expected to leave Ran
ton Abbey, the seat of the Earl and Countess o f
Lichfield, to-day, for Lord Dinorben's, Kinmel Park.,
St Asaph.
The Duke and Duchess of Somerset are re-
ceiving a fashionable circle at Stover House, Devo a.
The party will not separate till after Christmas.
The Earl and Countess of Warwick have 41
numerous and distinguished party at Warwick Castle
where a brilliant circle will assemble during the holydayo •
Lord and Lady Clinton and a numerous part:Y
are partaking of the hospitalities of Lord and LAY
Rolle, at Bicton Lodge, Devon.
The Earl and Countess of Wilton have landeti
at Marseilles from their yacht, after a cruise of
several weeks on the Spanish cmst. The Earl and
Countess were to have arrived at Paris yesterday, bat
did not intend to stay more tnan three days in. the
French c,ipital, owing to the serious illness of their
eldest daughter.
His Excellency Baron Bulow has quite reco-
vered from the serious indisposition which obliged his
Excellency to leave for Germ my immediately on tl le
settlement of the Belgian question. His Excellen( (3'
will return to this country in the course of the ensui'
month, to resume his diplomatic functions at the Briti tb
Court.

The Right Honourable Thomas Grenville b 1,5
purchased the splendid mansion, with its costly fur ne
tore, &c., helongine• to the Duke •of Sutherland, 10
Hamilton-placo, and for six years the abode of the late
Duchess-Countess.
Mr. Leigh Hunt's play is in rehearsal :It
Covent-garden, and will probably be brought out aft.:.
the novelty of the Christmas pantomime is past.
The Duke and Duchess of It3ucclench have left
Montague House tor Devonshire, and, after .a brief
sojourn, go on a visit to the .Earl and Countess 0'
Cawdor, at their seat in Wales. The Earl of Dalkeith
and Lord Scott have left for Torquay, for the winter.
Viscount and Viscountess. Chelsea are still on a
visit to the Hon. and Rev. Gerard Wellesley, at Bisbee)
Wearmouth, and do not come to town until the close of
next month, when they take possession. of a residence :i0
Wilton-crescent.
The Marchioness of Exeter will. give a juvenile
ball at Burghley House on New rear's Day. Lord
Thomas and Lady Sophia Cecil, the. lion. Captain acid
Mrs. Frederick Spencer, the Do wager Lady Clinton,
and Sir Horace Seymour, are the Christmas party ex-
pected to assemble at Burghley House.
Lord and Lady Stanley returned to the Earl o f
Derby's, at Knowsley, this week, from a visit to Sir 11,.
and Lady Hill, at their seat, in Shropshire.
The Duke and Duchess of Buckingham, ao-
companied by the Marquis of Ch. mdos and Lady it'
Grenville, arrived at Avington-I louse, their seat in
Hants, on Friday last, from Stot ye park. A disti o-
guished circle will assemble at tl le former seat tb.is
week, to enjoy the hospitalities of the Noble Dike aril
Duchess.
The Marchioness Dowager and t/' me Ladies
Hastings left Loudon Castle on the 10t7 a instant for
Kelburne, a seat of the Earl of Glasgow.. Her Lady-
ship has removed in consequ once of her medical atter).
dants declaring that a charge of air was necessary.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Errington left Florence
last week, for Rome.
The Earl of C'Jrk and Viseounte ss Dungarva.n
intend to pass the winter at Marston I lan, in Some
setshire, in consequence of the very as ;licate health ‘P
her Ladyship.
The Earl of Errol intends to (431: a grand dinner
on the 4th of February, to about Eftyb .blemen and ge,s-
tlemen, to celebrate the marriage of tb.e Queen, which,
it is said, will take place on that de, 1.
The Baroness De Clifford
an-A
. the young Lort
are at Hinckley Hall, Leicestershi, ce, where they are
seeing company.
Sir William Abdy, Bart., and party of gentle'
men left town last week, for Brigl' ,ram.
Iro'imi BROUGHAM EXPECTED IN
AMERIG•
said-It is
.em desige a visiting tl od
States United
per. No stranger coo
come among us who would be. more, corn Bally receive ,t!.
Every American delights to
re honour get aius. 1. Lord
ost splee ,did men of tl se
the that
ensuing Lord Bsr° umug rh
may be considered one of t'ne
nineteenth century.—New York Daily ,Express.
P
The Hon. and Rev.
Georae Ne ville Grenville
PR zsing tn
and Lady Charlotte are 61e seas on at Jour leig bt
in Somersetshire.
Colonel George
place for Petworth, as eWyndham Sussex. Cienerail
at Coekermouth Castle
The in Wyndham h 1• ft Grosvenor:
Earl •
and „Countess of 1311 rham, with titre
Ladies Mary and Alice Lambton. ar rived on Saturdr
at Howick Hall, on a visit to thee E 'art and Countess
Lord Kinnaird, the nP,w Master • of her
m
Grey, from Lambton Castle. :
olest)? 1
Buck Hounds, has just taken, for si x months, colt:0,0'0
Cavendish's mansion a'. St. Leonard', r, witb in abhtraitao •
[odes of Windsor, for the purpose of being in tbeciaties •
diate neighbourhood of the scene of his oflieja`i
The new Master is making arrangement g for the r
te
Cal
chase of huntrzrs, and will comm. ,nce. h' is 4" 6 -rs
paign" in the course of a few days,. ha' fs
..rhe Hon. Colonel Cavem'Ash and family
fr :d
arrived at Dover, where a messiao h as been en,a;
for the winter.
Balfe has met with immense su eciess at Du.bitiii:e.
On the evening of his benefit there were 3001. in `;b
house. He has entered into a secon. engagemen
fool,
Mr. Calcraft, for himself and Mrs. Balfe, to Per 011..,.
40
for three weeks, for which he is t a receive
Musical World.
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THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA.-- 1.10 ith
Gazette of the 10th inst. announces the- t the hea er
the Empress of Russia. had consider stlyl. mprovedi.ceile
Majesty is now able to take carriage , airing saad to r 4,0 is
company in the evening. The G rand D uchess uibague
out of danger, though far from corral escel ate The Pet
has broken out in Silistria ; it,nrnb CCU got tintir,
ba
was making fearful ravages in
die sum Tot finding Pore
The Marquis and I\lar ,lioness AiiesburY
this
still at Paris, and are nr,,
expected to leave fortis is
country until the close f. February r. T, tle Marc'
in the possession of eAcellent health.
The Marchior,e„ of Clanri
Sunday at Antw 61dr AtilY P :leer
erp ; thence her I
Berlin, where t:ne Marquis is expo etraetto lueet'
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