The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-15 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Baron and Baroness DimAale, at Mivart's Hotel, Brook-street, front
their scat Camptie!d-place, Herts ; Mr. Hervey Aston, at ditto, from his
seat, Aston Hall, near Warrington, Cheshire ; Captain and Mrs. Man-
ning, at ditto, from their seat in Cheshire; Mr. Marcus Lynch, at ditto,
from a tour on the Continent; G. H. Ward, Esq., at the Cavendish
Hotel, Jermyn-street, from his seat, Northwood Park, Cowes ; Robert
Saunders, Esq., at ditto, from Cheltenham; Mrs. and Miss Ferguson, at
ditto, from Brighton ; Samuel Wilkins, Esq., at ditto, from Liverpool;
H. Martin, E:l., at ditto.

DEPARTURES.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Hastings, for their seat in Scotland;
the Countess of Craven, from Charles-street, for Gorhambury, on a visit
to the Earl and Countess of Vern:am ; the Earl of Oxford, from Bond-
street, for his seat, Brampton Park, Herefordshire; Lord Worsley, from
Belgrave-squn e, fur Aberdeenshire; Lord and Lady Clements, from
Grosvenor. square, on a tour; the Countess of Carys fort, from Grosvenor.
street, for her seat, Elton Ilall, Stilton, Huntingdonshire ; the Countess
of Pembroke and the Ladies Hubert, from Grafton-street, for their seat,
Wilton House, in Wilts; Lady Hawkins Whitshed and H. Whit-
shed, from Nerot's Hotel, Clifford and Cork-streets, for Buxton ; Robt.
Peel, Esq., and Mrs. Peel, from ditto, for Salisbury; Russell, Esq.,
from ditto ; Mr. Sergeant Talfourd and family, to Glenarbach, on the
Clyde, for the vacation ; Alexander Grant, Esq., from Arlington-street,
for Cheltenham ; Edward Lucas, Esq., M.P., from the Cavendish Hotel,
Jermyn-street, for his seat, Shane Castle, Monaghan, Ireland; M"'
Brook, from ditto, for Portsmouth ; Mr. Blair, from ditto, for Calcutta;
W. H. Jenkyns, Esq , from ditto, for Bath ; Duffield, Esq., from ditto,
for Yorkshire.

The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland gave their
fare,a ell dinner last evening at Stafford House to the Duke of Devon-
shire and a distinguished party, previous to their leaving for Milan. •
The Prince and Princess Schwarzenberg and suite
were expected to arrive last evening in Bingham place from a tour to
Manchester, Birmingham, Leamington Spa, Warwick Castle, Stone-
loigh Abbey, the romantic seat of Chandos Leigh, Esq.. Woburn
Abbey, &c.
Lord and Lady Dunally arrived last evening, at
Mivart's Hotel, from their delightful villa on the banks of the Thames.
The Countess of Jersey and the Ladies Villiers
have left Berkeley-square, for Milan. The Earl will follow in a few weeks-
The Duke of Wirtemberg, attended by a nobleman
of rank, has left town for a tour in the manufacturing districts.
Her Majesty will give a sumptuous dejeuner a la
fourchette on Friday next, at the New Palace, to celebrate the real dill
of her illustrious parent, the Duchess of Kent.
The Russian Ambassador will give a grand bln-
quet this evening at Ashburnhana House. Their Serene Highneges
the Prince and Princess of Oldenburg, Prince Esterhazy, Count de
Serail Pilasch, Baron Bulow, and a large party have accepted
invi-
tations.
The Hon. Mr. Grey, brother of the Earl of Stara'
ford and Warrington, has taken Viscount Dungannon's residence ncif
Wicken, Northamptonshire.
His Royal Highness Prince Charles of the Two
Sicilies has taken a delightful villa at Richmond, which is undergoing As
course of embellishment preparatory to its occupancy by the Prince An
his amiable consort. The Prince and Princess intend to winter in this
country.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.-Married yester'
day, at St. George's, Hanover.square, by the Rev. Lord William So-
merset, merset, Captain the Hon. George Cavendish, R N., brother to IA
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to Caroline, youngest sister of Charles Prideaux Brune,
Esq., of Prideaux-place, county of Cornwall. After the ceremony, O.!
happy pair set off for Doveridge Hall, the seat of Lord Waterpark,

pass the noneymocn.
We have some 'reason to believe that the Queen,
will leave town for Windsor on Tuesday next.
The court-martial held on board the Admiral's shill
at Lisbon, on Mr. Boxer, master of the Scylla, on a charge of instil?'
ordination, laid against him by her commander, the Hon. CaPtre
Denman, lasted five days, and terminated on the 6th inst, by s
finding of the Court, that " Mr. Boxer is honourably acquitted of ti'!4
charge;" and on delivering up his sword a high compliment was Pa' f
him by the Court, to the satisfaction of the whole fleet. A charge et
drunkenness was preferred by Captain Denman before the same Court'
against the boatswain, who was directed to be admonished.
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The fortune of M. Laporte has undergone strange
vicissitudes since he has had the direction of her Majesty's Theatre _i_
London One day rich, the next ruined, he has at last attained t.n.:
summit of prosperity. The Coronation of Queen Victoria, it is ai°,
procured him an admission to the class, more honoured than honourable(
of millionnaires : for we are assured that, since the commencement
the summer season, thanks to the circumstances which have made Lon 4
don the rendezvous of European aristocracy, he has realized a stun
4 5,00 01. —Musical World.
Miss Benett, the sister of the. Member for Wilts,
and her sister, have, by their munificent contributions, enabled the In'e
-
risbioners of North Barant to build a new church, the first 5,0" °
which was laid by Mass Benett on Monday.—Wiltshire Herald. hc
TUNBRIDGE WELLS, AUG. 13 —The family 0'
Marquis of Conyngham have arrived at Mount Ephraim-for the seagl;
Arrivals.—Earl and Countess of Charlmont, Lord and Lady Poltinani''
Dowager Lady Bendlesham, Honourable Miss Thelluson, Bight WV.
Sir John and Lady Newport, Sir Charles Des Vceux, Mr. Chalmel:
M.l'., Colonel and Mrs. Franklin, Lord and Lady James Stuart, Wc
lington-place ; Viscount Melville, Melville Park; Dowager Lady 11;
ham Calverley Park; Lady Harriet Paulett, Calverley-terrace;
William an 1 Lady Pringle, Eden House; Sir William and Lady Wre'rSa
hall, Pelham House, &c. Departures.—The Earl of Ashburnha;
Countess of Lovelace, Viscountess and Hon. Miss Barrington, 144

Moreland, Lady Noel Byron, &c.
C lIELTENHAM.A uG.l3.—The centenary fete at the
Royal Old Wells passed off with an eclat rarely witnessed. The ',odo
mer ball on Thursday at the Rotunda was vet y fashionably att%ge
and was the best of this season. A grand fete is announc2d fe frill
place on the 21st instant. Arrivals continue to pour in, and a ri°stdr,
season is expected. The Marquis of Ormond, Lord J4Mes 13'1;01
Lord and Lady St. John, Countess of Howth, Earl of Dartmouth, Lao -
of Oxford, Sir William Brabazon, Bart., M.P., Sir William and
Russell, Sir Samuel Higgins, Lady Prunell, Lady Slade, Sir Jareesroef,
grove, Colonel and Mrs. Wood, Sir Allan Bellingham, Hon. BD' `'.4je%,
Sir J. Trevillian, Lord Carew, Lady Forsyth, Sir R. Henniker, Sir
Grant, Colonel D'Arcy, &c. 'rho
tHE QUEEN ADELAIDE'S BIRTH DAY.---to e-
respectatle inhabitants of the pleasant village of Hampton dined -411 e
ther on Monday, to celebrate the birth-day of Queen Adelaide• the
worthy curate, the Rev. Mr. Johnstone, ably filled the chair, 3"" 01,1
hostess of the Bell furnished several sumptuous courses of
other excellent viands. Tile venison was a present from her ~lal
alts
Queen Adelaide, to the churchwardens for the occasion. " "ire It -
of
of her Majesty the Queen Dowager ;" " The Queen ;" " The Du'asts,
Wellington, the grt.atest captain of the age," and other loYal t-occa
were drunk with enthusiasm. The festivities of the day cea'n'eattr'
with a merry peal of bells and thing of cannon, which was kept ti? eat*
ing the greater part of the day. A boat race and other arnaslori'
followed. At a late hour the guests refired, hoping annually to
bute for many years to so happy a festival. s held
SUICIDE FROM JEALOUSY.—An inquest w—n 100
last night, at the Charing cross Hospital, on the body of a young c‘05551,'
namel Connelly, who poisoned herself in consequence of certaillvhool
posed attentions on the part of a foreigner named Swartz (With 17P
she cohabited) towards some prostitutes. Verdict—Temporalitpe
rangernent. It appeared that the body had not been opened, d tItO
medical officers of the establishment, and the jury recounnerio'
such should not occur again.
f this
IMPORTANT CAUTION.—The Herald °
morning states, that on a board which appears on the grounds of;
beral M.P., not a hundred miles from Tring, is the followimkil`
portanecaution :—" Whosoever is found trespassing on tliesegr°i,r :OP': •
be shot dead without further notice." We beg to assure our to
porary that the grounds on which this board appears belong, Po,,
Liseral, but to a Conservative, Member of the House of Common: weep
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—This morning, be' 0,1;
ten and eleven o'clock, as Mrs. Macnamara, an elderly lady, res!,,te
Holler-street, Cavendish.square, was riding round the outer 'lett
Regent's Park, the horse became restive, and plunged in a 1'040%
manner. The servant who accompanied Mrs. Macnamara itrMetteoll'.lo
dismounted, and endeavoured to quiet the animal, but Ilia fence
were ineffectual, the unfortunate lady was precipitated with viol. popoi
the ground, by which she sustained very serious injury. It walse
that here right arm and leg were dreadfully mutilated, and that
sustained a frightful fracture of the skull.

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On the 12th inst., the Lady of S. F. T.Wilde, Esq., ° (of
Inn, of a daughter.
On the 12th inst., at Greenhill Lodge, Berks, the Lad,
Archer J. Croft, Esq., of a son and heir. Lady of f'
On the 13th inst., in Upper Wimpole-street, the L
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Mitchell, Esq., of a daughter.

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MARRIED. the ~, to
On the 14th inst., at St. John's, Waterloo-road, by
Charles Saunders, the Rev. G. E. Turner, app
the colony of Van Diemen 's Land, to Mary, third (lau, f Wig.,ett,
late Isaac Jacobs, Esq., of Newchurch Parsonage, Iglu °iv 13en'oder
On the 13th inst., at St. Pancras Church, Iv ill Alen
oitcdo;ter glt,
the
Esq., of Manchester, to Anne Gibson, fifth daughter °
r.vae' hbe
Nasmyth, Esq., York-place, Edinburgh. it ...,- co ~
arlee f iCy'
On the Bth inst., in the parish church of Shireciecb
Rev. Charles Claudius I3eresford, son of the Bee. he 0 Fits
Beresford, of Jermon, Tyrone, and nephew of the Briesde°,lolc
more, to Anna Maria, only daughter of the Rev'
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patrick, of Loch Seillan Glebe, Cavan.

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DIED. .07. A.
n 00d
,n the 11th
oinst.,
qAufarrse., Diary Arnold, wife of Mr' A irn
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On the Bth inst., at Beaumaris, 'Thomas Jervii, -'-' ears a
Queen's Council, Recorder of Lichfield, and for 001 V ) pg.,
on the Chester Circuit. vioe,
On the 3d inst., at Inverness, of apoplexy, lienr)r
of Astle, in the county cf Chester. aged 43.
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London : Printed and Published by Al UlllOO 43 ti the
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of Middlesex.—Wednesday, August 13, 1838.

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