The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-25 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE•

CHANGES.
The Duke of Northumberland, from Keidar Castle, for
Alimick Castle; the Earl and Countess of Beauchamp, frost
Madresfield Court, for Lincolnshire; Countess and La
Georgiana Bathurst for Oakley Park •, the Countess of
Bridgewater, from Ashbridge Castle, Hemel Herne!"
Herts, for Gloucester ; Lady Glynn*, from her seat in ales.
for Gordon Castle, in Scotland; Lady Louisa Fitzmaurice,
from Worcestershire, for the seat of the Marquis of Laos"
downe, at Bowood Park, Wilts ; Lord Ashton, from the 1516
of Wight, for his seat near Southampton ; Mr. and Mrs. "•
Mills, from Camelford House, on atour ; Lady Harriet Gar„'
ner, for Fareham, Hants ; Lord Middleton, for his seat
Surrey ; the Bishop of St. David's, from the Deanery at
Dur-
ham, for Abergwilly Park, Carmarthen ; Sir Robert Suffield,
Bart., from Lincoln, for Normanby Hall; Colonel Sheldon,
from Doncaster, for Chatsworth; Lord Walsingham, frogs
Merton Hall, Norfolk, for Southampton ; Lard Redesdale
and Miss Mitford, from Batsford Park, for . Gloucestershire;
Mr. Robert Parnther, for Hatfield House ; General" Rebow'
from Wivenhoe Park, for Ramsgate ; Mr. Edward Turn
c+
Andover, for Llangennie Park, •Carnarvon ; the El'
and Countess of Haddington, from Tynningharn House, Pr";
ton Kirk, N. 8., for Gordon Castle ; the Earl and Countes,
Morley and Lord Boringdon, from a tour, for Saltrarn, :,
Devonshire ; Sir John Lubbock, from The Grove, Surrey, 1°
High Elms, Kent ; Viscount Newark on a tour ;
General Sir C. Dalbiac; Bart., on a tour ; Mr. r.nd
Frankland Lewis, from Park-lane, for Harpton CrArt. Rau.
norshire ; Mr. Gaily Knight, for Firbeck Bawtry•
Yorkshire; Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw, on a tour ; Mrs. 13".
tard, for Claverton Pa. k, from Cheltenhnin ; Mr. arid Mr'
Hanbury Leigh, from Thomas's Hotel, for Richmond.

Her Majesty, during the last season, took sinking
lessons of Lab!ache. That celebrated vocalist, who 15 14
present in Paris, speaks highly, it is said, of his Royal pu.
pit's taste, and the quality of voice, which is a pure sopran?
The Duke of Sussex is expected to extend his visit
to Lord Dinorben until the middle of next month, when
his Royal Highness is expected to join the party assemb'e
at the Earl of Leicester's, Holkharu Hall. •
The Duke and Duchess of Angoulenie and the
Duke of Bordeaux will shortly remove from Kerchberg
Gortz for the winter. Ou the way the Duchess will
'the Princess of Beira, at Salzburg, and the Duchess of Berri,
at Gratz. Her Imperial Highness the A.rchduchcss
phia, when on her way to Berchtengarden, likewise Sur-
prised the Princess of Beira with a visit.

Prince Polignac has left Munich, where he had beer'
stopping:some time, for Eglofstein, near Ratisbon.
The Attorney-General and Lady Stratheden are °II
a visit to Lord Abinger, at Abinger Hall, Surrey.
The Swedish Minister of State, Baron LrieWelly
kiold, arrived at Frankfort on the 17th inst.-
General Sebastiani, the Ambassador from the Curt
of Louis Phillippe to that of St. James's, arrived in town
on Saturday morning.

• The saparation in high life, which
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• ling talkel of, is at length, it is said, rheill'
on the eve o
a ranged.
The Earl of Eldon whose ' 1 hand strength vgr
e
• greatly recruited by his anwaal , t
visite a t
has been : e
north, has since left tow,:i for •EncoE4rlro bteo his
TheestNatoeblew 1
is no longer able to tb.joy his favourite amusement of &At"
I 'Trd Ing.hi n allusion to this taste, it is said that George the
I once asked Lord Stowell whether Lord Eldon killed
much
game ? To which he replied, " No, please Y°er
' Majesty, my brother only kills time." '
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The autumnal quarter commences this day, Iv't" a
fa; ; al.,
x prospect of the continuance of fine weather for are"
tural purposes. • -
At the Lyndhurst Race-ball, W. A. iVlackinuont
Esq , steward, held at the Angel Hotel, Lvmington, the
churchwardens, at the solicitation of several Conservative,.
gentlemen, had the chandelier which hung in the front 0'
the communion-table of the parish Church removed for the
purpose of lighting up the ball-room !We understand that
it is in contemplation to cite the churchwardens in the
Ecclesiastical Court for such conduct.
It is confidently stated that the Marquises of West-
minster and Anglesey are to be raised to Dukedoms, the
patents for which are in the office.
Mr. Dyer, formerly of Plymouth, and late Secre;
Lary to Sir Edward Codi ington at Navarino, is appoint.
to a similar situation with Admiral Ommaney for the L's-
bon command.
The death of Lady Vernon, Viscountess BulkeleY;
has cast a gloom over the town and neighbourhood
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Stockport, of which she was lady of the manor, anditier
greatest benefactress that ever blessed the place. ,rb,
Ladyship expired in her 53;1. year, at Poynton Park.
from
vast possessions which this lady possessed were deriveds.
her late father, the Right Hon. Admiral Sir J. nor'° 7
Warren, Bart. K. 8.. and from her maternal gran/Vaal:0"
Admiral Sir John Clavering, K.B. Her Ladyship is sci ji,
ceeded by her son, the present Lord Vernon. In a hin
tiOil to large sums to every public charity, her LatlP"to
r
gave 5001. to build a free school, and the land on wllieh
erect it, to the parish of St. Thomas ; the land on 'Y,uich
`)
to build the infirmary, and
.50 towards the building farad
01
the lands and grounds on which the Free Grammar Sent
is-built, and 3001.; 3,000/. to build and endow a ehuret!
Edgeley ; 1,000/. to build that ut llandford, and 50°,,00
1 to
Norburv. In private charities Lady Vernon annuallys ac_
away eight thousand pounds. She built and endow ,L 1 cno 'of
ral rows Car cottages, to be given to decayed inhabitants
St and their widows. t Aber-
The Marquis of Waterford did not land a ~,ii.,,
decn last week, as we were led to believe. His Lotrdil.ie,
After putting on shore several of his party at thaincPc''ar_
;proceeded in his yacht to Harwich, where be has
'shore at
ived. Mr. Ricardo was one of the party put ono ~_11,,...
Aberdeen, and the individual who spent a night jar vO," w'',
las's hotel here, as formerly stated. Mr. 111
learn, had severely shattered one of his hands with the
re,ba,
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teats of his fowling-piece, and came to Edinburgh
o
f Prcr
purpose of obtaining the advice and assistance
this
'the Lizars.—Caledonian Mercury. t this
healthy a
The metropolis has been seldom so ~,en sc)
time of the year as it is present, though there has uv
great an abundance of fruit and vegetables,

, PRICES OF S-OCi. S THIS 11_!Y _Ni' ONF O'CI.t•CK.
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Silk
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au xican Bonds, 5 per cent....
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Ditto New Sonia
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Ditto, n per cent. Vs X r
Prussian Bonds - .^-
RUCti3ll Bawls, 1012............ -
Ditto Account.... -
Ditto Metallic -
Sottish Bonds Y., ••••
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Ditto Bor.da, Mit ....... I9N X
Ditto Account
Frendi, 5 per cent.......... -f
4 per cent. ....... ... -AI -4,
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Dutch, 214 per cent ... ...... .. 5314
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Ditto, 5 per cent. 10234 3 2h
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PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Paid. Per Share
Rea] del Mode Mining Co., Registered 63/. 10s. 6d
Ditto linregis'ered
Grew Western Railway Company 55
Rrigt:ton Railway C0r.2.1,: sny
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Ditto N Shares
.ondon and Greenwich ilailwaY C,•-mP2nY 2" Mwth Midland Railway Company l5
Colonial Bank
London and Westminster Bank

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PRICES OF num STOCKS DUBLIN. SL:)TEMBER 23
d Der Cent. Consols
Ditto Reduced
3L: I Ditto, 4 per cent ....... ... ...... 60%
per Cent. Stock 984 , Hibernian Bank
3,
-4 Ditto New, 1830 98% City of Dublin Steam Co. lb. lb
~ Per Cent. Debentures OA National Insurance Co -
hank
it 5t0ck.....,,,,., ....—.. ...... 1974 City Debentures, 4 per cent —
01/31 Canal Stock
Brand Canal Stock per cent

MAILS.
Arrived, Due. Arrived. Due. Arrived. Due
0 America. 0 1 France ...... ..... 0 0 Lisbon 1
0 brazil ....... ..... 0 I Guern. & Jersey 0 0 Malta
0 Buenos Ayres... 0 1 Hamburg 0 0 Mexico 0
0 Carthagena...... 0 1 Holland
2 Dublin.,. ..... 0 0 Jamaica U 0 Sweden 0
2 Fiander‘ 0 • 0 Leeward islands 0 2 Waterford 0
..... ... .

M
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 0-MORROW.
°Ming ...... ...50 minutes atler 11. I Evening...:.. 0 minutes after 0

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REEFER."
In 3 vols. post Bvo.
ITE OLD COMMODORE.
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-EnnaTum.—ln our paper of Saturday there was a mistake
respecting the number of Espartero's infantry ; it should
have been 16,000 iListead of 1,600.

4 lie publication of THE SUN NEWSPAPER commenced this day
at 10 minutes past Three 0' Clock.

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