The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-26 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE'

ARRIVALS.
Mr. Evans, in Hertford-street, May-fair, from Brighton;
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Evans, in Hertford-street, from
Brig-bre:l; Mr. Compton and Lady Doraville and far°ilY',
in GI osvenor- square, from Sautry House, Dublin; ~
Hon. Somers( t Maxwell, M. P., in Lower Brook-street,
from Cavan ; W. Massey Stanley, Esq., Al. P., at the
Clarendon Hatt 1, from a tour; Sir Thos. and Lady Let".
bridge, at I'am:tree's Hotel ; Colonel Yorke and the Hon.
Captain Liddell, at the Clarendon Hotel, from Dui.
',IT
Castle; Frank Sheridan, Esq., from ditto; Lord Char'''
Manners, in the Albany Chambers, from Belvoir Castle
Sir Clayton and Lady East and family, in Manchester-
street, from Hall-place, Berks ; Mr. St. John Mildroat
in Berkeley-square, from Nice ; Lieut.- Colonel and le
Alice Peel, in Wilton-crescent, from the Continent ; g;
Under- Secretary Backhouse, in Hans-place, from Sr'"
HAL Lancashire ; Mr. ani Lady Caroline Russell,
in
Nlansfield-street, from Southill Park ; Mt s. and the Misl
Robuls, in Hill-street ; Lord and Lady Fitzharris, at lAr
Malmesbury's, Whitehall-gardens, from Heron Court, Ilea.,
Andover ; Lord Castlereagh, in Chapel-street, ParkAane'
from Paris ; Mr. Vaughan and Viscountess Forbes, in
Hertford-street, from Chilton Hall, Suffolk.

DEPARTURES.
Mr. and Lady Harriet Drummond, from the Clarendon
Hotel, Bond-street, for Worthington's Hotel, Dover, en
route for Paris ; the Rev. Lord Decies, for Melton Met
bray ; the Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Ashburnham, fro—
keley-square, for Ashburnham Place, Battle, Susses;
Mrs. Milford,' for Paris ; the Marquis of Chandos, o°l
Buckingham House, for Stone ; the Hon. Colonel at
Mrs. Rice Trevor, from Stratton-street, for Brighton
Hon. Captain Keith, R. N., from Mivart's Hotel, for LO'"
many ; the Hon. Colonel Lowther, M.P., from Breen-
street, for Cottesmore Lodge, the seat of Lord Lonsdsle;
the Earl of Eglinton, from the Clarendon Hotel, for Eflit
ton Castle, Ayrshire, Sir John L. Rogers, 8art.,WD''...,1,,Z 1
Stevens's Hotel, Clifford-street ; Admiral Sir James'
shed, Bart., from ditto.

Viscount and Viscountess Canning on leaving.
Malta in his yacht proceeded to Genoa, where one of O
crew was unfortunately drowned. The Noble Visenan't
n
and his lady are shortly expected in town for the seas° j
after an extensive cruise, during which they have visited
Constantinople, Athens, kc. Its
The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, PLI-„,
of Devonshire, Lord Fitzgerald, Earl and Countesa
Sand,v:.ch, Earl and Countess of Lincoln, Earl of Beier
ley, Lord Cremcrne, Earl and Countess of Carnarn
Earl and Countess Cadogan, Lord and Ladies Honors a,
Augustus Cadugan, Haddo, Earl and Countess of Jerac/d
and Ladies Villiers, Earl and Countess Brov:nlow, f
and Lady Ashburton and the Hon. Misses Baring, 311-1,
long list of fashionables, have passed the winter 'U 11,1,
and are expected in the course of the ensuing moat'
return to this country.
FESTIVITIES AT GOODWOOD PARE IN CS'
Mk
LRBRATION OF TYE EARL OF MAacu ATTAINING ••-- tiff'
JOILITY. —Tile approaching festivities at the above Park,
celebrate the coming of age of the Earl of March, bed. t°
the Dukedoms of Richmond, Gordon, and d.,tehigaS'
create the liveliest interest for miles around, and it is nee
less to add they are on a princely scale. On Wednesoel);
next this happy event takes place. No expense has the
spared by the Duke of Richmond to render this one (); ' the
most splendid entertainments that ever was given in ,
county of Sussex. There will be a stag hunt in the
ing, and it is naturally concluded there will be a brils;
field. In the afternoon his Grace will give a grand /Pare,
quet to a distiuguised party of the Nobility and Gent
,4,
and we believe that the Tennis Court, at Chichester, ain.
been fitted up expressly for the family tenantry to din
Play
At the close of the evening there is to be a grand
of fireworks, after which the grand ball will take P,lce,
The ball room occupies the eastern wing of the e‘ipat
and is stated to be upwards of 80 feet in length.
now magnificent apartment, which has remained in onl Idly
fini.hed state for a great many years, has been splend
furnished for this occasion. A SIBIOPtUDLIS supper for pas'
persons will be served up shortly after 12 in three NO;
The extensive scale on which the arrangements are Ito
may be judged from a temporary edifice being erected
allow three carriages to set down at.
His Royal Highness Prince George of Clit9b:
bridge, on his return from abroad, will have an establisfr
ment at Coombe Wood, the seat of the late Earl of Lived ;
pool, which, it is understood, the Duke has purchaeeo.
but it is at present under lease, we belive, to a Rev. The
tleman, who keeps a seminary for young gentlemen.
young Prince will attain his majority next year. nd
The Marquis of Lansdowne will give a god
dinner to-morrow, at Lansdowne House, to Count tip
Countess Woronzow, Count Pozzo di Borgo, and Sal'''.
guished party. od
Lady Doinvile's first soiree dansante this sepo,
will take place in Grosvenor-square on Monday nitb,
March 4. Her Ladyship's second party will be on the O.
The French Ambassador and Countess Seb,a4
tiani will commence a series of dinner parties on Sataue-d
next, at Manchester House. His Excellency is exPevloo
to take his departure for Paris at the close of the ensni
month. kst
The Duke of Wellington has been, for the
few da3-s, suffering from the effects of a cold, but we be
happy to state that hie Grace was so far recovered as t°
able to attend in the House of Lords yesterday evening'tijl
Sir William Follett is convalescent, although S
suffering from the severity of his recent illness. the
The Dowager Countess of Pembroke and
Ladies Emma and Georgiana Herbert, have arrived in t
from Wilton House, near Salisbury, for the season. dor
Count Stroganoff, son of the late Anil:osloJ
Extraordinary from the Court of St. Petersburgb, art cle-
at the York Hotel, Albemarle-strect, with important
spatches from the Court of Russia, on Sunday erenil: Ite
Count Seal Pilsach, on the arrival of his riglgoa
ncss Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador, 'twill
Vienna, is expected to proceed to the Hague, where hefro
resume his diplomatic functions as resident Minister

the Imperial Court.
15 fge
The Earl and Countess of Minto had a tbe
party to dinner on Sunday evening, at the Admiralty, spe
principal guests being Viscount Palmerston, Le /0W
Lady Holland, Dowager Countess Cowper, Lady poi
Cowper, Count Thun, Right Hon. Poulett Th 7 E.
Mr. Samuel Rogers, Hon. Captain Grey, Hon. "'
Elliott, Mr. Allen, &c. have
The Marquis and Marchioness of Hastings
been entertaining a distinguished party at Castle I),egi,,al
ton, their seat in Derbyshire. Mr. Christopher ana toe
Caroline Turnor, who have been among the guests'
taken their departure. afe
The Marquis and Marchioness of Abercorviobo
entertaining Lord William Russell, the Hon. CaPt* -
Gordon, R.N., and Captain and Lady Harriet Aaiiole
Hamilton, at Bentley Priory, near Stanmore. Lord 'it sod
Hamilton, wlto has been making the tour of Esll3'
Palestine, is on the eve of returning to England. ving
The Countess of Lincoln is, we hear, imPra:vre-
in health. Her Ladyship and the Noble Earl are
sent at Rome. tiug
Letters have been received from Malta, sittt
im-
that her Majesty the Queen Dowager is considerabl„gr
nplreolv:
ted in health,
sf,)r
taking
herand
dt(hpaatrst
uhreehfaosrmßa doemdeefi:nitve
diGaerorsoi; on
the Isth Mareh.
The Marquis of Ncrinanbv has fixe:d.
_y-ilirsfsnAtittibe
and Thursdays, fr,tu twelve till four, as public
Colonial-otEce.
Nalb."---outWtoeo ledid
establishmentC 0 LOSS E Ui s
under
new maroigement, with a grand concert, a la Musa
open early
sP
padre
terspersed with vocal music. which
We are requested to contradict the rumour
eraber
has been industriou,ly circulated, that Mr. Potter, 51.„, of
for Wigan, is about to retire from the representati"
that borough. wbiCh
MR. CODRINGTON, M.P.—The accident as, op
happened to him with the Duke of Beaufort's hose'
S:turday i 3 not likely to be attended Wit!' of 6
quences more serious than are generally the resaitE ,
simple fracture of the leg, which unfortunately happened
to him by a kick from a brother sportsman's horse
Sir jail Pechell, the new Lord of the INLe sot
ralty, is elder. brother of the Member for Brightop;n
0"f sit
as a member of the same Board in the Administraito.
_lscer, I
.17' es Grahp.-e. Sir John is a very efficient niv. ato,tbe
tias Lt.:voted tti.ucti of his tune aad attentio
science of naval gunnery.