The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-21 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

Admiral Sir Charles and Lady Ogle, from
i sqiie,
The Bishop of Rochester, from Bromley-palace, on a visit to his Ma-
j for the Continent; Lord Grey, for ditto; Mr. Wynd_
ham, M.P., for his seat, Denton-house, Salisbury, Wilts ; Sir John
Duckworth, Bart., from the Burlington Hotel, for his scat in Devon_
e3esitgyrtalvme.KUiagrof Hanover ;
shire; the Rev. John and Lady Cecil Delafield, from Mivart's Hotel,
Lower Brook. street, for Sussex; Mr. and Lady Charlotte Denison, from
the Duke of Portland's, Harcourt house, for the Continent ; Major.
General Sir' John Woodford, from 'Wilton-crescent, for Gibraltar;
Lord Elibank, from Long's Hotel, Clifford.strect, on a tour; Lord
Cranstown, for Sandwich-park, Devon; Baron Count d'Aerschot, from
the Clarendon Hotel, for Brussels; Mr. Under-Secretary Backhouse,
from Cadogan-place, for the German Spa.

died a
Sir George Villiers, G.C.8., Minister at Madrid,
has arrived in Paris on his way to England; the Right Hon. Gentle-
man has been absent on his mission to the Spanish Court five years,
having succeeded Mr. Addington in the sumwier of I 533.
Marshal Soult has been heard to declare that the
English
idslilsccoh:emrei chemist,
n the
Er.glish, having been unable to take away his life in the field, seem de.
termined to kill him with kindness.
cathedral of Notre Dame, where they had been
short time sines at Re.rlin.
sceblaelb.erajtieisdt
concealed by whitewash. They are in an. excellent state of preservation.
Among
internal walls epotiarmti
hn,etti liilge
the juvenile equestrians in the parks yester-
day, mounted on a beautiful Zetlancl pony, was the youthful Lord Da'_
keith, son of the Duke of Buccleuch. His Lordship,:who is scarcely
seven years of age, and godson to the late King, managed his pony with
great skill, and promises to be a daring rider.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Capua has just
received his valuable stud from Naples, consisting of twenty fine aiii.
mats, which have been placed in the extensive rrmuc belonging to
Mivart's Hotel. They were accompanied by five Chas;eurs in costly
uniforms, part of his Royal Highness's domestic establishment at his
villa near Naples.

Countess of Chesterfield gave a soiree dansante
on Wednesday evening at Chesterfield House, Mayfair. The suite of
saloons were brilliantly illuminated for the dance, which commenced
about half-pait eleven, and did not terminate until five o'clock on Friday
morning. The company comprised three hundred of the elite of the
beau monde.

Last night (Friday, the 20th) his Excellency Sarim
Effendi, Turkish Ambassador, gave a grand dinner at the Hanover.
square Rooms, in honour of her Majesty's Coronation, to the Ambassa-
dors Extraordinars , the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers resident
in this country, the Cabinet Ministers, and to some of our first Nobility.
On Wednesday morning a number of engineers and
directors belonging to the London and Birmingham railroad made an
experimental journey from Denbigh Hall to the town of Kilsby, through
the enormous tunnel leading to Kilsby. The journey was made for the
purpose of trying the solidity of the road. The &stance from Denbigh
Hall to Kilsby is ten miles, and the road will be opened to the public on
the Ist of August next.
Owing to the number of coaches either taken off the
roads or conveyed part of their journeys by the railroads great in.
convenience begins to be exQerieneed by persons desirous of reaching
intermediate places, to which they find no conveyance as heretofore to
travel by.

The hay farmers near London are now in full
operation, but Were sadly disappointed and impeded yesterday by the
untoward return of rain ; many hundreds of loads would otherwise have
been carried.

ried woman at Na
The Giornalle Belle Due Sicilie states that a mar-
pl
the 21st ult., of a boy and four girls, all of whom diedzt the expiration,
es. thirty.three years of age, was safely delivered, on
of half an hour. .she had previously, on two different occasions, given
birth to twins.

AIIDDLESEX.—The last, quarterly return to the
Middlesex County Court .of Justices exhibits the following items
of expenses :—Prosecutors and .witnesses, Central Criminal Court,
1,937/. l9s. ; ditto, Middlesex Sessions, lA/. 95.;
ditto, Westminster
Sessions, 45/. %
; Coroner's fees and mileage, 0/. Os. ; Expenses
paid by them, 593/ 10s.
A NEw N olden
time offered a pri—net(.),a‘liEtylfolrStThe—diseSo°venrlyeofia'(niellsvgamoufsercteh:t. What,
then, does not the reading politic owe to the Publisher who discovers, and
introduces to them, a new Novelist—at a moment, too, when they are
a 5 tired of all the old ones as if there were no gratitude extant, but for
benefits to come! The high-horn authoress of" The Glanville Family,"
if report does not greatly overcharge the estimate of her merits as a no.
velist, promises to take her stand among` the very first writers of the day-
in this most charming department of our national literature. Her pen
is said to possess a truth of delineation which has seldom, if ever, before
been united with s, Llucli lively wit and satire—a sort of moral amalga-
tion of Miss Austin with Mrs. Charles Gore.