The Sun.
London, England, 1839-12-13 00:00:00

MORNING EDITION.

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR, THURSDAY.—The Queen Dowager left
the Castle at ban'
past twelve o'clock this morning, at-
tended by the Countess of Sheffield and the Hon. MISS
Hudson, the Lady, and Maid of Honour in Waiting, and
the Hon. Mr. Ashley, Vice Chamberlain.
The Earl of Albemarle also took his departure this
morning.
The Band of the Rifle Brigade attended at the
Castle last night, and performed the following pieces
March ( Welch) ; Overture, Nuovo Figaro (Ricci) ;
Aria, Finale Straniera (Bellini) ; Valses, Les Ailes de
Mercure (Strauss) ; Romanze,Aus der oper das
Nacbt-
lager in Grenada (Von Kreutzer) : Quadrilles, Les
Plaisirs du Salon, from Bellini's Norma ;
Galop (Strauss) ; Rondo, Finale Bianco e German"
(Benin') ; God save the Queen.
Her Majesty, owing to the unfavourable weather, has
not taken equestrian exercise to-day. Venetian

Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, attended by the
Countess of Sheffield, Hon. Miss Hudson, and the
Hon. William Ashley, returned to Marlborough House
at a quarter before three o'clock yesterday afternoon,
with her suite, in two carriages and four, from
her Majesty at Windsor Castle. ted
M Dedel, Minister of the Netherlands, transacted
business at the Foreign Office yesterday.
Charles
Sir Willoughby Gordon, Captain Hay, Mr.
Bullet), and Mr. Packington bad interviews with the
Marquis of Normanby yesterday at the Homo-office:,
Dispatches wert- received yesterday °at the C
office oloniar
from Sir J. Franklin, Governor of Van Dion
Land. a visit to

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE'

ARRIVALS.
Count D'Orsay, from Wycombe Abbey; Lord Her"
from Boulogne; Lord Charleville, Lord Wm. Lean°s3
Col. and Mrs. Berkeley Drummond, the Hon. Capt. en
Lady Mary Nelson Hood, Major George the Hon. SP ti
cer Lyttelton, Col. Morton Eden, Lady Beresford; 11°
Altamont, from Italy; Mr. and Lady Mary Rosa, Mr.
and Mrs. DavVkins Pennant, the Hon. Algernon Herbert;
Lady and Miss Jodrell, in Portland-place, from Leamter
ton; Sir Alexander Duff. Lady Duff, and family, at the
Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn street, from Delgaty Castle.

DEPARTURES.
Sir R. Paul Jodrell, from Portland-place, for his
..le_All4
Nethercott House. Oxfordshire ; Lord and Lady Strout"'
for Amwelbury, Herta; Admiral Sir William
K. C. 8., for Bath ; General Shrapnell, for ditto;
_..4°1;
Frederick and Lady Augusta Wentworth, for Niroa""—;-
Castle ; Lord and Lady Uxbridge and the Ladies Page,"
for Beaudesert ; Lord Spencer Compton, for COOP
Ashby ; General Lord Lynedoch, for the Continent; Sir
Harry and Lady Johnson and family, for Bath; the Re/.
George and Lady Georgians Neville Grenville, on o C.,O11"
tinental tour ; Mr. Payne. for Ranton Abbey ;
Sutton, 7th Hussars, for York; the Rev. Charles an
Miss Wetherell, for Northamptonshire; the Han. Bro_
low Bate, for Ipswich ; the Hon. and Rev. Lord OW'
Hervey, for Cambridge. Hotbant,

CHANGES.
R. S. Holford, Esq., to Westonbirt, TP4tbury. fr°°:
Portman-square; J. H. Davies, Esq., ark Mrs- Danes,
from Germany to Tiltenhurst Lodge, Sunning.hill.

THE QUEEN'S MARRIAGE.—Lady HO'
Mary
ward, daughter of the Earl of Surrey, is to officiate 3
one of the bridesmaids to her Majesty in addition to
those ladies who Attended as Maids oiHonour at the
Coronation.-4/righton Guardian.
The Duke and Duchess of Leeds and the
Dowager Duchess intend to pass the Christmas at
Hornby Castle. Mr. Sackville Lane Fox, law
son-in-
of the late Duke, has been passing the autumn with his
family at Ramsgate.
The Viscount and Viscountess Canning have
arrived in Grosvenor-square, from a visit to the Duke
of Hamilton.
The Earl and Countess of Tankerville have rot
arrived at Mivart's Hotel, as stated in Wednesday's
paper, but have a select party at their del:ightful villa
on Walton-on-Thames.
The Earl of Yarborough left town on a visit to
Mr. and Lady Bridgeman
pion, at their seat in
Yorkshire.

Sir George Talbot, accompanied by the Misses
Talbot, left Mivart's Hotel yesterday for Brighton'
where Sir George and daughters intend to make a 01
of a few days.
quitted
W.itetitneetmdoafWn thishyn i
sans been is at
t14:1
1, C 0 ge:
wheni Hon.
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isWBohmfaeTerr ehbweeet thiletkeeisrg fßthohtiragi inht thoeni.
the intention of the Hon. Member to be present at
health,
country.
the assembling of Parliament.
We have to announce the demise of the Dow'
ager Lady De la Touche, who expired at her residence
in Hyde Park-place West, on Tuesday evening, at the
advanced age of eighty. Her Ladyship, by her mar-
riage with the late Lord De la Touche, formerly Sir
Cecil Bishopp, has left two daughters, the present Ba-
roness De la Touche, married to the
Curzon, and the lady of Captain G. R. Peebell, M.
for Brighton;
BADMINTON, TUESDAY M His
MORNING. _
Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge a- • don s
visit to the Duke and Du;;ltess Best- •CTIVe
ercio
afternoon, from the Earl and Connte.susfOrftDentbigh's,
Nuneham Paddox,
Duchess of Ca Warwickshire. In the evening the
Hon. Robert
r.'2.'oridge, accompanied by Prince George
and Prir.ie"..sses Augusta and Mary, attended by the
Hon. ntss Kerr, arrived. The other arrivals yester,
day were the Earl and Countess of Chesterfield, Earl
,likthurst, Lord and Lady Fitzroy Somerset, Hon. MI
Somerset, Viscount Villiers, Hon. Captain Macdonald'
the Hon. Augustus Villiers, Mr. Massey Stanley, .51'
Culling Smith, Mr. and Lady Georgiana Codringten,
Mr. T. Jones, &c.
The Duke of Devonsre, bore oing to Chats'
worth, intends to visit the Duke and Duchess of Sather'
land, at Trentham. hall, Stafiordahire.
Lady Co'-tlngham had a soiree on Tuesday even'
ing, whet, Baron and Baroness de Cetto, the Nether'
land% Minister, and Madame Dedel, Marquis of NaiDir"
:oanby, Viscount Duncannon, the Right Hon. P;
Macaulay, Mr. and Mrs. Bouverie, Mr. Tuffnell, Ea"
of Minto, Mr. Younge, Miss Bouverie, &c., were Ore'
sent.
The Marquis of Sligo has, since his arrival at
Naples, had a slight attack of paralysis, but not so se'
rious as to affect his speech. His Lordship, when the
last accounts left, had recovered from the shock. The
Marchioness and the Ladies Browne were quite sve.'_
Lord Altamont had left Italy to join the sportsmen w
the neighbourhood of Gordon Castle.
The Earl and Countess of Uxbridge and the
s
Ladies Eleanore and Constance Paget left their heu_,
in Bruton-street, on 'Wednesday morning, for th ese,`..
of the Marquis of Anglesey, Beau Desert,
shire, for a few weeks. of
DOVER, DEC. 10.—The Earl and Countess
se,
Guildford and Lord North left Waldershare flouter-
yesterday, for Alreford ; the Earl of Fingal left, yes .
da, for Windsor Castle, where he succeeds Lord Let
Departlu!
ford, as Lord in Waiting on the Queen'
:-
for the Continent, from Worthington's Ship Hote.
_rd
the Earl of Cardigan and Lord A. Fitzclarenee,
Henry Russell, Mr. Bentinck, Sir Thomas and 1-d_rsoul
Strd
M'Malnal, Sir Thomas Cochrane. Arrivals
France :—Sir Edward and the Hon. Lady Deering, al:r.,
Captain Conroy. The Earl of Hardwick' left, Ye't
day. for town.
Lady Emily Wellesley is seriously
Boulogne, where her Ladyship has been residing w
some time past. $
The Marchioness Wellesley continues in suchide
precarious state of health that her Ladyship is 10;4,
indisposed!:
to resume her duties as Lady-in-Waiting to her P• 1
jesty the Queen Dowager. ell
Lady Grey and her infant are going on weld
at the Clarendon, where her Ladyship's aceouchesuen
took place on Monday last.
Lord Brougham left London for Paris--Yer
terday morning.
Mr. RODY.—This gentleman, who has lately
been greeted with that sort of fame which is verl
closely allied to infamy, for his endeavours to blacke° 1
the reputation of the Queen and the Court, is, we s°l;
pact, the same Mr. Roby who, last
Year, published
book entitled, " Seven Weeks in Belgium, Switier;
land, &c." In this work Mr. Roby alludes to sotri,
bum
peurmson having written over against his name in „be
atth
then
opnrtoacneveedrst,
ttoh the
aywtohradts
,"i
fa an i
eAth memory'se i st.
ott
pO•
treacherous the- individual is one holding an inlivri,„,/e
place in the present Administration." Here we R-sa
the true Roby spirit—a false political insinuatinnvrak
attempt to work upon the religious feelings of the
ewse,
and ignorant. Every person in the slightest dagrf
_OO
quainted with the modern English literature, "us at
that the person who wrote Atheist after his uen!fisa
Montauvcrt was the late unhappy but • hly
Percy Bysshe Shelley. The circumstancebig
is alluded
on, Pub'
by Southey in his letter respecting Lord Bit and has
fished in 1812 ; it is stated in Byron's works, ;
to say
been published fifty times in other hli
pu__ cation
flgiish
nothing of the countless numbers of travelling • If.
Album IDe
and foreigners who must have seen the ce
Mr. Roby must be " a bold man ;" we "oporY
there is something more about him than his
which is" treacherous."—lnverness Courier.
—The net
A TICKLER FOR " OLD TOBY."
tr, to
presentation to the living e, Coomb Pyne be.ot,g.
_pd
Mrs Edwards. The 1. vin lately became vacant' bet
Mrs. Edwards having a son a clergyman, to
, presen d.
son—the I,lshop of Exeter refused to institute
and M".s. Edwards brought an action against thctePii.Y,'' de.
the Court of Common Pleas, which was la bliged
termined in her favour, and the Bishop will be oh
to pay damages and costs, more than 1,0001..-50 Paul saY"
for this peaceable, good Lord Bishop. St. a.er
w nor
111
a Bishop ought to be blameless,brawl not a aes.
See third chap. Timothy.—Western A
for the
The amount of the subscription available it sr,
use of the unfortunate Joseph Millie's family, is,
pears, 9741. 18s. Oid—Tyne Mercury.