The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-21 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Duchess- Countess of Sutherland, in Hamilton-place,
from Dunrobin Castle; the Earl of Eldon, on the Terrace,
Piccadilly, from Encombe Hall, Cork Castle, Dorsetshire ;
the Earl of Portarlington, from the North, for Emo Park,
Ireland ; Count Metaxa and Count Anastase Metaxa, at their
house in Gloucester-place, Portman-square, from Ilastings;
Mr. 0. Smith, ft om Portland-place, for Brighton; the Hon.
Captain de Roos, for Brighton; Mr. Miles, in Piccadilly,
from Brighton ; Capt. A. Sergeant, at Canterbury, from
Paris ; Mr. Robert Bristow, from Piccadilly, for Broxmore
Park, near Romsey, Hants ; the Hon. Mrs. Harbord, from
Sussex, to Richmond Hill ; Colonel Manic, for liawkshead,
Herts; Lord and Lady Lyndhurst, at Versailles, from
Baden; Lord Neville, at Rudge Castle, near Tunbridge
Wells, from a tour ; Lord Kinnoul, at Dupplin Castle, from
Perthshire ; the Hon. Captain Spencer, at Althorp Park,
from Brighton ; the Dowager Countess of Rothes and Lady
Mary Leslie, at Brighton, from their seat, near Dorking ; the
Countess of Bridgwater, at Ashbridge Castle, from Owestry
and Ellesmere, Shropshire; the Earl and Countess of Surrey,
at dognor' from Brighton ; Lord Gage and the Hon. Miss
Gage, at Firl-place, from Brighton ; Lord and Lady Mun-
caster, from Cumberland, for Water Priory, Yorkshire ; the
Earl of Devon, at Powderham Castle, Devon ; the Marquis
of Westminster, from Eaton Hall, for Halkin Hall, Flint-
shire ; Lord Castlereagh, from Newtownards, for Mounc
Stewart, Downshire ; the Countess of Sandwich, from the
south of France, for Paris ; Count Walewski, from ditto, for
ditto ; Lady Caroline Proby, at Battle, from Stilton, Hun-
tingdon ; the Earl and Countess of Aboyne, from Orton
Longueville, on a tour.

Lord and Lady Normanton have been giving a
series of parties since the New Forest races at Somerley
Park. The Noble Earl is in possession of a far greater
collection of the choice works of Sir Joshua Reynolds
than any other individual. His Lordship purchased the
whole series of the original paintings by Sir Joshua, for the
window of' New College, Oxford, at the sale of the late
Marquis of Thomond's, at Christies, a few years ago.

Lady Caroline Barrington, relict of the late gallant
lion. Captain George Barrington, and second daughter of
Earl Grey, is to be principal bedchamber woman in waiting
to her Majesty.

The Duke and Duchess of Bedford and the Ladies
Russell are expected in Belgrave-square to-day, from Wo-
burn Abbey.' Their Graces are expected to winter in the
South of France, for the implroventent of the health of the
venerable Duke. _

The Duke of Terceira has arrived in.this country
from Lisbon. This is the second time this gallant officer
has been obliged to seek refuge in England. He fled-first
in 1828, on the establishment of the power of
It was stated that the Prince Gagarin dined with
the Duke of Cambridge yesterday. This is not correct,
the Prince was invited, but had not sufficiently recovered
from his recent indisposition to admit of his going into
company.
The Earl and Countess of Brownlow are entertain-
ing a distinguished party at Belton House, their seat in Lin-
colnshire. The Earl and Countess of Winchilsea and Vis-
count Maidstone have been amongst their visitors.
The Earl and Cduntess of Amherst, their son and
daughter, Viscount Holmesdale and Lady Sarah Am-
herst, have been visiting Lord and Lady Lucy Clive, at
Ludlow Castle.

Lord and Lady Rolle gave a grand fete at Bicton
Lodge, on Monday last, to their numerous friends in the
neighbourhood, on the venerable Lord completing his
87th year. _

The Earl of Harewood is giving a series of enter-
tainments at Harewood. Among the Visitatits are the Earl
of Aberdeen and the Hon. Alexander Gordon, Hon. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Lascelles, Lady Caroline Lane Fox, and
many of the neighbouring families of rank.
Baron Maltzhan, Master of the Horse to the• King
of Prussia, is expected at Mivart's Hotel, from Scotland.
The Noble Baron, besides making large purchases of
horses, has procured upwards of 200 of the finest breed
of Scotch bulls and cows, et the special desire of his Royal
Master.

CLUB OF TRUE HIGHLANDERS'.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
British Coffee-house, Oct. 17.

Sta,—The members of this Society regret the necessity of
obtruding their affairs upon the public, with reference to the
mendacious statements put forth in late numbers of the
Dispatch. They would have rectified the misrepresentations
had they not been published under editorial authority ; but, in
justice to themselves, they feel bound to give a distinct denial
to as much as relates to the Society, which contains not one
particle of truth. They are obliged to the authors of several
replies to the impudent assertions of this paper ; but they beg
to say, that this is the only notice which the Club has thought
it necessary to take of the matter.
No true Scotsman cares a straw for the intemperate re-
marks of this ignorant scribbler, respecting the Highland
dress, protected as he is in wearing it by express Act of Bri-
tish Parliament. He feels confident that in all well consti-
tuted minds he is acquitted of indecency while wearing the
Feilebeag, and he values the declamations of the Dispatch,
as little as he does the silly sneers of those nearer home who
affect the same sensitiveness at sight of a naked knee.
. I am, Sir, yours, &c.
C. T. TA ITT, Hon. Sec.

111114; SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1837