The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-03 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.
Madame do Tessier and suite, from the Green Park Hotel,
Rceadilly, for Hampton Court ; Mrs. Blaquire and suite, at
ditto, frcm Cheltenham ; Lady de Clifford, in Carlton-gar-
dens, from Richmond ; Lord Leveson, at Devonshire House,
from Chatsworth ; Lord Lowther, in Cleveland-row, from
Paris ; Lady Williams, in Grosvenor-square, from ditto ;
Lady Sussex Lennox, from Boulogne-sur-Mer; Lord and
Lady Sefton and family, in Arlington-street, from Brighton;
Mr. and Lady Caroline Townley, in Tilney-street, from ditto ;
Mr. and the Misses Wilson, in Dover-street, from Suffolk;
Sir James Clark, Bart., in George-street, Hanover-square,
from Brighton ; the Hon. Henry Liddell, M.P., at Pe-cy's
cross, Fulham, frcm Ravensworth, Durham ; Lord Abingcr,
in New-street, Spring-gardens, from Abinger Hall, Surrey ;
the Rev. John Peel, at Mivart's Hotel, L, wcr Brook-street ;
the Right Hon. Sir Charles Vaughan, G.C.8., from the
Hague ; Lady Theodosia and the Misses Rice, in Mansfield-
street, from Mount TreLchard, county of Limerick; Lord
Seymour, in New-street, Spring-gardens, from a tour; Lord
and Lady Denman, in Portland-place, from their seat, Dove-
dale Hall, Derbyshire; Lord Charleville, in ISt. George's-
place, fr.nn a tour; Sir Harford Bridges, Bart., in Burling-
ton-street, from Radnorshire.

Hcr Majesty has been graciously pleased to appoint
the Rev. George Trevor Spencer. D.D., to the Bishopric
Of Madras, vacant by the death of the late Dr. Corrie.

Despatches were forwarded yesterday from the Co-
lonial Department for the Canada•, Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, and Prince Edward's Island.

Despatches were sent off last evening from the Co-
lonia' office for the Earl of Gosford, Governor of the Ca-
nadas ; and for Sir Francis Head, Lieutenant-Governor of
Upper Canada.

The Duke of Wellington returned to Aimley-house
this morning, and to-morrow, his Grace will leave town for
Gloucester, to attend a review to be held there on Monday.
The Earl of Derby and the Marquis of West-
minster are to attend the Queen to Guildhall, on Lord
Mayor's Day.

The Earl of Munster has arrived in town front a
visit to the Earl of E,2-,rennent, at Pctworth.
The Countess of Wilton left Eaton House, near
Manchester, on Friday, for Melton Mowbray, where she
wid be met by the Noble Earl.
Lord Archibald Seymour, second son of the Duke
of Somer6et, arrived in tcwn yesterday from a tour.
Lord and Lady Stanley are on a visit at Lathom
House, the scat of Lord Skel►nersdale.

Yesterday a Deputation of Middlesex Magistrates,
inchtding the Chairman, Mr. Hall, Mr. Gibson, and Mr.
Retch, appointed. by a resolution of a County Court of
Magistrates, waited on Lord John Russell at the (Mee
of the Ilome Department., on the sul jcet of altering and
improving the New Prison, Clerkehwell, and generally upon
the state of the county prisons. The conference lasted a
considerable time, but it is understood no definite arrange-
ment was come to.

The Duke of Newcastle is entertaining a party at
Clumber Park. The Noble Duke will come up to town to
be present at the delivery of her Majesty's speech on open-
ing the Session of Parliament.
_ _ _

The I)ukc of Hamilton has arrived at his scat,
Elamil:on Palace, ater a long absence on the Continent.

The Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland is expected to
leave Dublin Castle to-day, for town. His LordAip will
sojourn at the Clarendon Hotel, during his stay in London.
Lord George William Russell's return to England,
on leave of absence, from Berlin, will not take place until
the Spring.

The Duke of Sutherland is inspecting the vast im-
provements now making at his seat in Derbyshire; and
also the rebuilding of Trentham, His Grace and the Du-
chess will be both present at the civic fete on Thursday
n ‘xt. The Duchess will be in the suite of her Majesty as
Mistress,of the Robes.

Mr. Hope, son of Viscountess Beresford, is making
groat improvements at the Deepdene, bought of the l►te
Duke by his father. His brother, Mr. Adrian Hope, has
removed from Carlton Gardens to a villa at Hammersmith,
►wile his mansion is undergoing re-embellishment.

At St. Leonard's on Tuesday the weather was so
exceedingly unfavourable, that the Queen Dowager could
not take her usual exercise. Thursday morning her Ma-
jesty walked on the Parade for upwards of an hour, and
afterwards drove through llastings. Her Majesty's health
continues to improve.
The Duke of Devonshire has delayed his departure
from Chatsworth for a few days, in consequence of the ar-
rival of some unexpected guests.
The Earl and Countess of Burlington intend pass-
ing the Christmas at Holkar-hall, where they mean to enter-
tain a party ; they will return to Belgrave-square about the
end of January.
The Earl of Lichfield will receive next week at
Shugborough Park, his seat in Staffordshire, a large party,
consisting of the Duke of Beaufort, Earl of Chesterfiel-d,
Lord and Lady Forester, Colonel and Mrs. Anson, Lord
Suffield, Count Alfred D'Orsay, Hon. Robert Smith, &c.
A GAMBLING HOUSE.—A gaming-house, in the
style of a London " has lately sprung up, like an Upas-
tree, in the city of Edinburgh.
.In the last number of the Scotsman there is a com-
plaint of the inequality of the Excise-laws as they affect the
Scotch and English distillers. The Scotch distillers have
frequentlyrepresented the alleged hardship of their case to
the
Treasury.edford, accompanied by Lord
rle Lords
Duchess of the
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Henry Russell, left Woburn Abbey on Thursday last, for
the Royal Hotel, Leamington Spa, and during their sojourn
visited Mr. General Balfour, at Douglas Villa.
Lord and Lady Maryborough have arrived in Park-
, lane from a visit to the Duke of Wellington, at Wainer
Castle.