The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-25 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

Lady M'Gregor, from Fenton's Hotel, St. Jamet's.street, far
France; lion. J. Bloomfleki, from ditto, for the Isle of Wight ;
Captain Stuart, from Morlery'a hotel, Cockspur-street, for Brigh.
ton; Captain Lloyd, from ditto, for ditto; Captain Caerney,
from ditto, for Fennoy, Ireland; - Green, Esq., from ditto, on
a tour ; Madame and Miss Beaulieu*, from the British Hotel,
Jermyn-street, on a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins' from ditto,
for their seat in Oxfordshire ; D. Kelly, Esq. from the Burling-
ton I total, on a tour ; Singleton, from ditto, far ditto Lord
Farnborough, from ditto, for his seat, Bromley Hill, Kent;
Captain Harris, from Hanover.vquare, lbr,Brigliton ; the Earl of
Sefton, from Arlington-street, for his seat, Stokes- Vann near
Windsor; Sir John Mordatint, Bart., from H
awkins'shotel;
Dover and Allienuale.strpek for his seg. IValtan, Warwick.
shire; Captain Wlntiln4ton, from ditto, flu Brighten; C. Whit-
more, Esq., trout ditto, for Appley, Shropshire; Cliptaln Barret,
prom the pm', Hotel, tier Cheltenham; (lemma Kearney, from
ditto, for Dublin ; Sir William and Lady Wraxall, from ditto,
for Cheltenham. Ham Vangenheim, from the Brunswick
llotel, Jermyn-Areet, fir Brighton; Count Kielmensagge and
Count Alexander Kieimensagge, from ditto, for ditto.

BRIGHTON, SEPT. 23.

His Royal Highness the Duke of CaNampo; accom-
panied by Prince ()Roams, the Duke of Gl.ouclarnt,
and suite, left the Pavilion on horseback about three
o'clock yesterday, and continued their ride fur nearly two
hours; subsequently tiny walked in various directions
about the town.
The Princess ILIZAISZTIt took a warm bath At \V .•
LLAMA'S, having previously, accompanied by the Princess
AUGUSTA' taken a drive ,in A carriage. The Princess
AUGUSTA, and the Princess MARY, walked for some:time.
Sir DAVID and Lady Score, Lady Moonx, Mr. and
Hon. Mrs. DONOVAN, Mr. and Lady Jut an Hammon,
Sir CHARLES GRXVILI,E, Lieut.-General Sir Watts,lt
Housrox, Captain and lion. Mr. Pecuirtn, Colonel
ltAtracy, Mr. anti Mrs. CALLENDEA, and Mr. and Mrs.
SeattLETr, put their names upon the list at the Pavilion
yesterday.
The Princess Lutvxx, family, and suite, arrived at the
Albion Hotel last night. The Guards band played at the
York Hotel yesterday for some time.
Very extensive alterations and improvements will
shortly take place at the Pavilion. Fifty sleeping apart-
ments are to he added to the Palace for the use of the
establishment. More than that number are, at present,
hired for the accommodation of the Household. The Royal
stables are also to be enlarged.

lIRIGIITON, SIFT. 24.

His MAx env did not leave the Pavilion for his usual
airing this day, but remained in the Palace, having been
occupied with important public business.
Her MaJzsrv, accompanied by Prince Gromot, the
Duke of GLOUCESTER, Miss FITECLARENCE, and Miss
Balms, rode out on horseback, passing through Preston,
Patcham, &c., returning to the Pavilion about fivo o'clock.
Her MAJESTY looked exceedingly well.
Her Ma.utrrY gives a grand juvenile ball this night at
the Palace. Numerous cards of invitation have been
issued by the Lord Chamberlain ; most of the young No.
bility have been invited ; amongst them Lord EDWIN
1111..1., and Master ELurrporho are at the academy of Mr.
M'Swtwxx, Cannon-00e.
The calls at the Pavilion were numerous. The follow-
ing persons had the honour of leaving their names :—Lord
Foants, Sir E. 11. EAST, Captain WDONALD, the AT-
TORNEY-GENERAL, Mr. and MI'S. WALTER Buite.xu.,
Mrs. Lou-nit/atom, Lady and Miss DARrtL, Major Byn-
um, Countess Dowager of WARWICK, Admiral Sir ED-
WARD WHITSIIIID, Lord Jolts TOWNsHENn, Ladies
Galvatat, Mr. and Mrs. J. SHELLEY, Captaip Lusu..
INGTON.

The Landgravine of Hasa HOMBURCIs the Princess Au-
Guru, and the Duchess of GLOUCXBIIItRy took a drive in
close carriage and four, proceeding from the Palace
through East-street, West Cliff, thence to the Ma-
rine Parade, returning by St. Jat reet to the Pavilion.
The dinner-party at the Pala yesterday included the
following persons:...- Lord Potters, Colonel Founts, Cap-
tain Omuta Sitratouit, Dowager Lady WAttwict, the
ATTORNIT-GlCltleftAL, Mr. &ALUM, and the Ladies
(I imam

The new entrance to the Esplanade and chain Pier
having been completed, was yesterday open to the public.
It lin great improvement, and afforda a more direct cutn-
Inculcation from the Grand ,function Road to the Marine-
paraile. The recent Arrival* include the Princess LIZVIEN
and family ut the Albion; Lord and Lady Guavas, the
Hon. Mr. Bouroottv., Mr. WIOAN, M.P., the Hou.
Giottort and Mr.' NMI., CtipLaill ELLIOTT, the Hon.
0.4111 t, COL HAN, Sir HIMILY VANE,
campr, Sir H. LAMAR, Mr. lIIKAUMONT, M.P., &c.
Only 150 ticket* are to be issued for the Royal Chapel
on Sunday, when their 51antertes will hear divine ear-
vice, inconsequence of charity sermons being preached in
the different churches and chapel* in aid of the County
Hospital.; bOO is the usual number.

M. G., an Englishman, has come to France
to fetch two young orphans of the heroes of July, whom he
intends to educate at his own expenoe, and promises to
have them taught an honourable profestion. This generous
man has already:chosen two children, end it on the point
dotting out for Englaod....l'''rencli Paper.