The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-27 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE'

ARRIVALS.
Lady Carnegie aisd family, at Thomas's Hotel, from Sset
land; Mr. and Mrs. Gott and Miss Rhodes, at ditto, tr°at
Chigwell, Essex ; his Excellency Count Paul DouruoS,o,
ditto, from Liverpool ; the Countess of Clare and Miss Miss
liott, at ditto, from the Continent ; Lady Suffield and -0-(1
Macdonald, at ditto, from Norfolk ; the Bishop of Cork and
family, at English's Royal Hotel, from the Continent
the Bishop of Worcester and family, at ditto, from Litne,.1,,070
Sussex ; William Maury, Esq., and family, at ditto, "j,
,diner,
Liverpool ; Russell Kendall, Esq., at ditto, from OzxfordAijort
Stirling, Esq., at ditto, from Oxford ; Edmund Gist
Esq., at ditto, from Henley ; Mr. and Mrs. Butler anu
at the Pulteney Hotel, from Paris ; Thomas Porter, '4W'
and the Misses Porter, at ditto ; J. Pierrepont, Esq., at
from Devonshire.
DEPARTURES. their
Lord and Lady Henniker, from Albemarle-street, fer_sbsl,
seat, Major House, Stonham, Suffolk ; the Marquis de
and
from Jermyn-street, for the Continent; the Hon. Cap
Mrs. King for St. Leonard's ; Sir Charles Broke Vere,
nd
his sest, Broke Hall, near Ipswich ;
Viscountess Sydney, from Cleveland-square, for their
rest,
Footscray, Kent ; Viscount Strangford, from Harley
for his seat, Ashford, Kent ; Earl Waldegrave, front S,titi;ol
berry Hill, Twickenham, for Somersetshire ; Mr. W' srA,
Denison, M.P., for The Denbies, in Surrey ; Lord Salton
for Scotland ; Baroness de Montesquieu for Canterbl
Lord Sudeley for Toddington Hall, in Worcester
Viscount
seas.,
Lieut.-Colonel Drummond on a tour ; Lord Charles To;ir,
bend for Ramham Hall, Norfolk ; Sir Walter and Lady
e,
ling for the seat of Lord Strafford ; the Hon. Williamth
for Cardiff, in Glamorganshire_; Mr. and Mrs. Abel Sall,.
for Sussex; Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Stanhope on a e"
Colonel and Lady Georgiana de Roos on a tour ; Mr.
Mrs. Mitchell for Brighton ; Mrs. Brown, from Tbonaas'",
Hotel, for Brighton ; T. S. Cave, Esq., from ditto, for 2°111,-
wall ; Mr. Lipscomhe, from ditto, for Bath ; Messrs. "e2O;
ropp, Powell, and Smith, from English's Royal
Dublin •
Limerick; J. Fogarty, Esq., from ditto, for •
Selden, Esq., from ditto, for Boulogne.
whose
Till QUEEN DOWAGER.—Her Majesty,
intended departure for Portsmouth we mentioned yesterAsil*
will be attended in her visit to the Mediterranean by the ballet('
Howe, the Earl and Countess of Denbigh, the arilsili
Hotel,,
Countess of Sheffield, the Hon. Captain Curzon, Miss gr.
chell, Miss Hudson, Sir David Davis, M.D., the Rev. silty
Wood, Chaplain to her Majesty, and a suite of about
persons.
The Earl of Derby is much better. The use of
Lordship's left side is returning, and a most satisfactory abil
count as to his Lordship's ultimate recovery is giveng lots'
medical attendants. Lord Stanley, M. P., is still at DJ'
ley. —Manchester Guardiaf yesterday. ein th°
STATE OF TRADE.n o--There is no change
es4°P
de
yarn market, which exhibits all the languor and rsa far
that have marked it for some weeks past ; and the debut there
goods is not quite so active as it has recently been, but
is no alteration in prices.—Manchester Guardian. The
LONDON AND BIRMINGAM RAILWAY' ietion
opening of the entire line by no means implies the congeal
of
of this stupendous work. There is still an immensen esPe'
labour to be performed along the whole distance, 10:40 also
cially at the newly-opened portion. Many of saw, slops
arc yet very incomplete, that at Bilsworth consisting ewteoden
more than a wooden shed, and a tremendous flight (4.00.0'
steps. In Northampton and neighbourhood the 01111:,, ii.e
cited the greatest interest, and the new portion or the ii
was thronged by thousands. Everything in the nature
conveyance which the town could afford was
the s
in reelm.oisa
at an early hour. Denbigh-hall,which so recently er9ted ;
the distinction of a " terminus "is completely de close
not being even a "station." nowwoode offices are ei-ys
the wattled stabling, and greensward stable-yard, later 01
crowded, are empty ; and the tarpaulin-roofed h°tebeerfilil
longer offers to the night traveller the attraction of sou
bonfire and a boiling kettle without, and a ham-sandwi trail
hot cup of coffee within. All is tenantless, and thearted,
shoots by unheeded. The glory of Denbigh-hall is del)
—Northampton Mercury.e jatge
It is said that Governtnent has taken 13 for the
steamer Sirius, which lately made a trip to New
purpose of conveying the Marquis of Clanricarde to :t
tersburgh, the Firebrand and Lightning steam-yachts° ordered
large enough. The Actceon, 28, Captain Russell, i 3
to accompany the Sirius.— flampshire Telegraph.
RAILWAY FROM MANCHESTER TO fromTlO the
nr.n. --We learn that a survey of the proposed line to the
Sh,ffield and Manchester Railway, near Penistone,e Sr!
Humber, is now proceeding under the superintendeinfrdusbert
tit',t. re,
Locke, and that it is expected that e will, in a olifwerivir
time, he enabled to make his report upon its enb
merits.— Sheffield Mercury.
A dreadful accident occurred in Dundalk 00_ cd
the
day evening. As the men employed in the erectio"thekel;
Roman Catholic chapel of that town were carrying lee, wile
stone of the principal arch of the window of the ed/
agoiding'
they got up with it to the fourth landing of the se cies°
the latter broke down, and, melancholy to relatN.oiding,
men were precipitated from a height of 50 feet, the se!',o 0)01!
&c. &c., on them. Two men were killed 00 l`lbo,pits
the remaining nine were immediately removed to the s are ell'
ttewrotaoifnetldiefolartttbere hrearnveaisnidncere.died, and very little hope
/fret
Id op
A HUSBAND KILLED BY HIS WlV-
the Rochinyham.)— A coroner's in
h his
Ffiday tumoring on Mr. Henry Mitchell, who was sbarsjesinci
wife on Wednesday, quest 011°0
and expired on Thursday ''°ased, eqa
ston Chaffer sworn—l was a neighbour of the deeeta-dinaf
about half-pest twelve on Wednesday last I was! 1. Io'
Silvester-street, when I heard the report of a P°three
nearly opposite Mr. Mitchell's. I stood for two 01.irt,
cond3 looking about, when Mr. Mitchell's servant, Sprder
zabeth Ta;,lor, opened the door and called out the fre°
I immediately rubed in and sass the deceased in_tinghint•
room in a sinking posture, and Mrs. Mitchel sunneird, hts,
He knew me as soon as 1 entered the room, 504 "is the ma
Mr. Chaffer I Oh, Mr. Chttffer !" said, What t hoe yo,,
ter?" Ile repli.d •• lam shot." i said, What hove
d°aid,
been doing to shoot yourself ?" He said, "I " She
Mrs. Mitchell was supporting him all the time-
~et or
" I did it myself." Mr. Craven, a surgeon, was issii decease
mcdiately. I went yesterday morning and was 'tier, &Pe-
re skr id
till he dh2d. In answer to a question by the Coro larking
neat sf,id Mrs. Mitchell remaiked " We '" Sa
NLI.-
together, we often Iv.ve done before." Mr. ed Oen'!" s
" Yes, we were sky-larking." Mr. W. Ayre produc
uarrci l?eh
sition of d, ceased, to the effect that there was tier cll,Bod, ttsi,e3a
twcen him and his wife. She had a pistol in heor. it
I,4er
was loaded. She pointed it at him, but did n a
I Believe. *etas
capped. 1 bey were laughing and talking- tFg.et,heite'svas
an
finger was on the trigg,er of the pistol'
„ Accidental
att_ti.lent. The Jery pronounced a verdict of
D.atit." They gave s deociand of Is. Esqs•,
Last week, as Robert and Fletcher Arelle4ssso strings
perthshire'
were rAuriting from grouse.s.hooting,
nf wild ducks swirutning oil the liver Gower: wbole, e°n•
upon which each fired a single shot and killed the
sisting of eight brace.—Scotsman.
they observed sv,