The Sun.
London, England, 1837-12-28 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Marquis of Lothian, at St. Leonard's, from Dover;
the Marquis and Marchioness of Ormonde, at Dublin,
from their seat, Kilkenny Castle ; Mr. Ellison, at his
seat Hebburn Hall, Northumberland, from the seat of the
Earl and Countess of Mansfield, Scone Palace, Perthshire;
Lord and Lady Brabazon, in Dublin, from the Earl of Meath's
seat, in Scotland ; Baron and Baroness de Steinberg., at
Brighton, from Bath ; Lord Cole, at Florencecourt, from
Kingston; Mr. C. and Lady Charlotte Talbot, at Penrice
Castle, from their scat, Margam Park; Lady Isabella Kerr,
at Dover, from Boulogne ; Lord Ward, at Leamington Spa,
from his seat, Himley Hall, near Dudley ; Sir Wm. Cull, at
Bath, from Cheltenham ; Sir Edmund Stanley, in Warwick-
shire from Ireland ' - Lord and Lady Dunsany, in Dublin, from
Dunsanv Castle, Dunshanglin; Lord Howth, at Leamington
Spa, Warwickshire, from Melton Mowbray; Colonel and
Mrs. Balfour, at Bath, from Leamington Spa ; Sir Charles
Lamb. Bart., at Brighton, from St. Leonard's; Sir Charles
Morgan, Bart.rat Tredegar his Seat in Wales, from Chel-
tenham ; Lord and Lady Kinnaird, at their seat, Rossie
Priory, from Canford House, Dorsetshire; Lord Glenlyon, at
at Dublin„ from Alnwi2k Castle, the seat of the Duke and
Duchess of Northumberland; Lord Brooke, at Warwick
Castle, Warwick, from Oxford ; the Earl of Besborough, at
Brighton, from a visit to the Hon. T. Hardy Barber Pon-
sonby, at Canford House, Dorset ; the Bishop of Worcester,
the Palace, Worcester, from Hartlebury.

Colonel Eden, the present Adjutant-General to the
Forces in Canada, is brother to the lady of Lord Brougham.

The Duke of Beaufort is having a splendid villa
erected in the centre of Llangallock Park, Crickho well,
where his Grace intends sojourning during the shooting season.

The Prince Lieven has resigned the responsible
office of Preceptor to the heir to the Imperial diadem, the
young Grand Duke Alexander, and has arrived at Geneva, on
his way to meet the Princess at Paris. Her Highness has
taken a spacious hotel in the Rue Rivoli, where her soirees
arc held twice a week during the present season.
Letters have been received from Prince Esterhaiy,
expressing a hope of being able to return to this country in
February next. Chandos House, under lease to the Austrian
Government at 1,0001. per annum rent, is undergoing a reno-
vation.

The Duchess of Bedford returned from Portsmouth
last night. Lord Harry Russell, since Saturday, the 23d
instant, has decidedly improved, although, from the severe in-
jury his head has sustained, many weeks must elapse before he
can be pronounced in safety.

The Chateau of St. Leu, near Montmorency, the
residence of the late Duke de Bourbon, is about to be demo-
lished, and its materials sold for building purposes.

Captain Townsend, N.R., arrived at Tamworth on
Wednesday last, on a visit to his friendsoin that borough,
whom he addressed upon the occasion. The most sanguine
results are entertained on the success of the petition against
Captain A'Coures qualification, which, it is alleged, was made
upon property of which the gallant Captain never had received
possession.—Birmingham Journal.
The required recognizances have been entered into
to prosecute the petition against the return of the present
sitting Members for Hull. There is every probability that Mr.
Hutt will be declared one of the Members duly elected, and
we trust to find Mr. Wood his colleague.—Tyne Mercury.
Lord Prudhoe has arrived at Marseilles, from Asia.
The Noble Lord intended to make a tour in Egypt, Syria,
&c., but owing to the plague which has been raging in those
countries, his Lordship returned to Europe. Lord Walpole
and a party had, we believe, previously embarked for the East.

General Lord William Bentinck and his Lady, sis-
ter to Lord Gosford, Governor-General of Canada, hare left
Vernon House for Paris for a month.

R ENIARK ABLE FACT.—It is " a remarkable fact"
that Mr. O'Corinell's name is not to be found in the Times of
yesterday I
The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland, on
Friday Last, agreeable to annual custom, distributed flannel
nad warm clothing to the widows and poor of Newburn, Nor-
thumberland. _ _

Very extensive alterations and improvements will
shortly be made in the immediate neighbourhood of the new
palace at Pimlico, the Office of Woods and Forests having
purchased the houses in James. Street and part of Stafford-
place for 45,000/. A large space will thus be afforded to the
palace, and the remainder of the ground will be appropriated
to the building of houses of the first class. When George
IV. wished to purchase the same ground the Office of Woods
offered 70,0001. for it, but the money was refused.
The thriving condition of the town of Aberdeen
may be guessed at from two facts, viz., that at present
there are no fewer than ten large vessels on the stocks there,
and that buildings to the value of upwards of 50,0001.
have been erected in the city during the summer. This is
exclusive of the cost of rebuilding Marischal College, the sub-
scription for which already amounts to nearly 8,0001.
Mr. Dnncombe, M.P., has placed the 1001. da-
mages, obtained in his action against Mr. Daniel, in the hands
of his Committee, to distribute among such local charities of
the borough of Finsbury as they may think fit.
The Kentish Chronicle states that Mr. Bradshaw,
whose rctern for Canterbury is impugned for the usual Tory
practice of bribery and corruption, does not mean to defend his
scat. It also states that the Tory petition against the return
of Lord Albert Conyngham will be abandoned, and that it is
likely Mr. Gippg, the second Tory candidate at the last eke-
tion, «ill come forward in the event of the vacancy. The
Reform"rs of Canterbury must therefore be prompt in their
movements.
PRIVATE BILLS.—The following are the resolu-
tions adopted by the House of Lords on Friday, regarding
Private Bills :—" Ordered, that the House will not receive
any petition for a Private Bill after Tuesday, the 20th day
of March next. Ordered, that the House will ngtreceive any
Report from the Judges, upon petitions presented to the House
for Private Bills, after Monday, the 30th of April next. Or-
dered, that the said Orders be printed and published, and
affixed on the doors of the House and Westminster Hall,"