The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-28 00:00:00

I'A.SHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIV.
Lord Ellenborough, in Eaton-sqALSuare, from Southam Park,
t‘'loucestershire ; the Marquis of Clanricarde, in St. James's-
P.tiare, from a Continental tour ; H. Rich, Esq., from the
arl of Scarborough's seat, Sandbeck Park, near Doncaster;
too Earl of Longford, at the Hyde Park Barracks, from a
tlr; Lord Egremont, in Grosvenor-place, from Petworth,
f ro"ex •
• Mr Wombwell, in George-street, Hanover-square,
~_
,u a tour.

DEPARTURES.
The Hon. Misses Monson, from Patterson's Hotel, Brook.
‘treet, for Brighton; John Lyon, Esq., from ditto, for Paris ;
Zl4e Sforza Cesarini and Henry Colyer, Esq., from ditto,
for
Italy; Mrs. Praine, from ditto, for Yorkshire.

CHANGES.
CLord and Lady George Seymour, at Norris Castle, East
owes, from Newport ; Admiral Sir Philip Durham, from a
Wight,?•!t to John Fleming, Esq., M. P., at Banstead, Isle of
fotr the Port Admiral's residence at Portsmouth; Lord
his marine villa, at West Cowes, from Park
9reen, Isle of Wight ; the Earl of Lichfield, from Doncaster,
tor Heaton Park races ; the Hon. Capt. Cecil Forester, from
/PlO.-e •
w male Lodge, Inverness-shire, on a tour; Mr. and the
t°4e• Mrs. Macleo, at Dunvegan, in the Isle of Skye, from
of Zz,;, the Hon. Col. Fox, from Leamington ; the Marquis
Itrin:ru°wne, from Tynton in the Vale, for Bowood ;
Y Sheridan, from Doncaster, for Frampton Park, Dorset.
13i el;
Anhr d and Lady Rolle will give a grand fete at
the .in Devon, the beginning of the ensuing month, to
assetsn ighbouring- nobility and gentry, on the occasion of the
br
mg of the Royal Devonshire Yeomanry Cavalry, of
to corps the Noble Lord is Colonel.
s„ady Eleanor Lowther has arrived in town, after
fashionable Lord Alvanley and Mr. Errington have left town
for the Earl and Countess of Wilton's seat, Heaton-park,
gManchester.
ivelih Hon. Colonel Anson left town yesterday for
Ge,Ya"urs -Park races. The Hon. Robert Smith started from
t for the same place.
Sir Robert Wilmot Horton, Bart., late Governor
inn, is not expected in England till the latter end of
% qember.
terSirßethel Codrington, Bart., left Park-lane yes-
dayfor Doddington Castle.
8:-:rince Albrecht of Prussia has been suffering from
ere attack of cholera, but is now recovering.
eti'll; he Princess de Polignae, accompanied by her five
the ,ren, and a numerous suite, slept at Bar-le-Duc, on
~,!.9th inst., on her way to Munich, to rejoin her husband.
1,1.1 he Duke and Duchess of Sutherland have not
burirobin Castle. They will remain there till the 9th
h_ext month, and then they will return to Stafford House.
LMarquis of Stafford, Lady Evelyn Gower, and the
TYLEe Elizabeth are still on a visit to the Duchess Dowager,
00. s" Duke and Duchess of Beaufort arrived in tr:,A.n
blar, Sat last. On Monday their Graces I;eit Park-
VVee for Heaton Hall ; thence they go to, the Marquis of
atibinster's seat in Cheshire.
h`ri4e Marquis of Clanricar', 6Y from lie arrived in Paris on
4414 St. Petershil-igh, and set off for London yes.
from Y This Nobleman, we hear, is bearer of proposals
pkeific'ne Russian Court to that of England, relative to the
PThati" of Spain.—Journal de Paris.
1141 The n
Conyngham still remains at
very delicate health.
With7le
nowager Marchioness Conyngham will remain
Plani" (laughter in Ireland for some time. We have the
ststate that Lady Somerville was bet ter when the
Tieleounts left Meath.
tvith lei, Earl of Chesterfield and the shooting-party
tleeta 14 Lordship will leave Bretby Park this day for
Thn Park, the scat of the Earl of Wilton.
New: Earl and Countess of Chesterfield will go to
TharKet on Monday next.
been Carl tad and Countess of Charleville, who have
t 4 t,,,l,:ti'ssing the summer months in Ireland, have returned
;t,.13015-tO4-11,aiTrlo and Countess of Brownlow have arrived
Robri use, their scat near Grantham, from a visit to
sty
ofert and Lady Peel, at Drayton Manor. A large
In4osion the
shiionables will assemble at the above elegant
Th„ laid;. end of next month.
l'reP6' • forof
..attons the reception the Queen at
Qm on the approaching Lord Mayor's-day, have al-
t i
'let IN menced, upon a scale which shows that the
ne, inillw,be worthy of the city by which it is given, and
u°6o honour it will be celebrated. The Hall
dire_., with scaffolding, which has been erected under
Zbeen"" of the City Plasterer. Considerable progress
iring.,rmLaede .in scraping, cleaning, and colouring the
been tenor" shields of the different City Companies
thtn,llntandated
. regilt ; several new carved heads have
to. up,, and many improvements have been made in
The Bias at the east end of the Hall will bed
then a
for
and there her Majesty's throne will be erecte
teet'street 13
being prepared by Mr. Herring, upholsterer,
gland, and will be on a scale of grandeur worthy of
piny., 6 Queen •
to t". 4 upon , a. great number of workmen are em-
„raave it _ but it will require the greatest exertions.
l&siVregs forey,ropleted in time. New chandeliers are in
oirlernn!tt.e.e
lotrnee occasion. It is gratifying to learn that the
doing all in their power to make the mag-
"anee ((IV
aY as Public Rive BOf the PI! ic as is consistent with the circum-
kelio to the case, in order that the fullest scope may be
tka,
ptneh::
at whicht]ticr ot;demonstration.,.. of those loyal and affectionate
the hearts of her Majesty's subjects.
Wee s were b 46 Committee on Monday, patterns of
eaa,de, efore them, and a selection of the richest
" Ilsed at the banquet.