The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-30 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Charles Baillie Hamilton, Esq ,at the Pulteney Hotel,
fromn Thane Park ; Henry Sandford, Esq., at ditto, from
Bath ; Mr. Knight, at the Hanover Hotel, from Paris ; Dr.
Colles and family, at Marshall Thompson's Hotel, from the
Continent.

DEPARTURES.
Lord and Lady Sondes and family, from St. James's-place,
for Lees Court, Kent • Sir John de Beauvoir, Bart., from
Fulham, for the seat Of Earl Ferrers, in Staffordshire; the
11.,,„ev. Hugh Willoughby, from Campden Hill, for Ramsgate ;
'r• and Lady Francis Ley and family, from Richmond-ter-
race, for their seat, Trehill, Devonshire ; Mr. C. Bowles for
North Aston, in Gloucestershire ; Mr. and Mrs. Ridley Col-
borne for West Harding, in Norfolk; Lady Caroline Barham
for the seat of the Earl of Verulam, Gorhambury ; Mr. and
..„Mrs• Mundy for Markeaton, in Derbyshire ; Colonel and
mrs• Grant for Ramsgate; Captain and Mrs. Dundas for
13rton Court, in Berkshire; Mr. Gosling for Hassobury,
Bishop Stortford ; Mr. and Lads Catherine Whyte Melville,
Br
Mount Melville, St. Andrew's, Fifeshire ; Mrs. and Miss
Mitchell, from Charles-street, Berkeley-square, for Brighton ;
.4ord and Lady Rossmore, from the Hanover Hotel, for Dub-
in; Mr. and Miss Steere, from ditto, for Brighton; Miss Hay
and Miss Surtees, from ditto, for Edinburgh ; Mr., Mrs., and
Miss Adkins, from ditto, for Dublin; Mr. and Mrs. Nash,
from the Pulteney Hotel, for Glastonbury, Somerset ; the Earl
f Aylesford for Packington Hall, Coventry; Sir E. Antrobus
Bart., for Cheam Park; Sir F. Burdett and Miss Burdett
outts for Ramsbury Manor, Wilts ; Viscount Acheson on a
tour; Mr. and Lady Elizabeth Bulteel for Lyneham Hall,
Staffordshire ; Admiral Sotheron for Kirklington Hall, South-
well, Nottinghamshire ; the Hon. R. Dundas on a tour ;
Lady Charles and Misses Somerset on a tour ; Mr. and Mrs.
yWalter Arcedeckne for Clevering Hall, in Suffolk ; Sir
eorge and Lady Rose for Christ Church, in Hampshire ;
1,a,„! Hon. General Bligh on a tour; Sir Bethel, Lady, and the
Codrington, from Park-lane, on Tuesday last, for Dod-
cnngton Castle, for the season ; Lord Ashley and Lady Emily
111 a tour; Mr. James Townley Tisdall on a tour; Mr. John
vert Briscoe for Arbon Grove, in Surrey.
CHANGES.
Mr. L. Fox, M. P., for Hornby Castle, from Paris; Mr.
IVMrs. Birch, from Buxton, for Ballybcen House, County
°"; Mr, and Mrs. Jones, from Mount Clements, Stan-
more, for Devonshire..

His Majesty Louis Phillippe has sent a beautiful
eacleau—a secretaire of exquisite workmanship—as a souvenir
and acknowledgment to her Majesty of her hospitality to hisß
°Yel Highness the Duc de Nemours. This present reached
French Embassy yesterday.
b Duke of Devonshire has joined the numerous
draaneues or the Cavendish family assembled at Aix. His
ce is expected home to pass the Christmas at Brighton.
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His Grace the Duke of Portland has recently sent
F_rie Grace
of 1001. to that deserving charity, The Children's
nd Society.
Their Graces the Duke and Duchess of Richmond
and family are expected to return to Goodwood from Gordon
Castle, Fochabers, North Britain, much earlier than cue-
t°lnarY, in order to celebrate a series of grand fetes which are
:to be given at Goodwood Park on the occasion of their eldest
I°o, the Earl of March, attaining his majority in February
next. The arrangements, we hear, will be on a very magnifi-
cent and splendid scale.
The Marquis of Hertford continues at Aix, but
'cas to leave for Milan this week. His Lordship is in such im-
proved health as to contemplate, we are informed, returning
0 this country in October.
h e Marquis of Thomond has left Belgrave-square
for Tonbridge Wells.
The Earl and Countess of Harewood are entertain-
,go a distinguished party of relatives and friends at Harewood
ni use, Yorkshire.
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Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster in-
Willed
se remain a fortnight longer at Moor Park, where they
corneae--
e y every day.
.hi l'he Earl of Chesterfield left the Isle of Wight in
lesssacht for the French coast on Tuesday last. The Coun-
llceornpanied him.
uoTlie Earl and Countess of Delawarr, after leaving
uta Hall, in Cambridgeshire, proceeded to Buckhurst Park,
s
t Grinstead, and lastly to Brighton; they then crossed
C.
w.aternent to Dieppe, and thence make a short tour on the
park-lane
Earl of Ducie and Ladies Moreton have left
Gloucestershire
for Woodchester Park, near Minchinghampton, in
et:_oucestershire where they will receive company in the
urse of next month.
fron111,1? Earl of Pembroke arrived in town last week
confinn's seat Wilton House, and has since proceeded to the
en
T 1
:n The Dowager Countess Cowper is on a visit to her
0-n and daughter-in-law, at Pausanger, and proceeds, in the
and2rae of the present week, to Scotland, on a visit to Lord
Lady Willoughby D'Eresby.
The Countess and Ladies Ashburnham have left
loan on a tour.
The younger branches of the Earl and Countess of
Burlington's family have arrived in town from the family seat,
1-oropton-place, Eastbourn, and proceed immediately to join
tthe Noble Earl and Countess at Aix, in Savoy, the family in-
ending to sojourn six months longer on the Continent. The
eport of the Countess's appointment as successor to the Mar-
qioness of Lansdowne in her Majesty's household, is con-
sidered to be premature ; at all events we have reason to
believe that there is no probability of the Noble Lady enter-
ing on the duties of her office for the period above named.
His Excellency Fethi Ahmed Pasha, the Ottoman
-Ambassador Extraordinary, attended by his suite, left the
reddeace of the Turkish Embassy, in the Regent's Park, yes-
terdey morning. for Windsor Castle, to have an audience of
the Queen.
His Excellency the American Minister and Mrs.
Stevenson left London yesterday for Scotland.
Lord Hill has arrived at his seat Hardwick Grange,
Ilear Shrewsbury, where his Lordship is entertaining a select
Party of friends.
Lord and Lady Salisbury and Lord Forester left
P
'e Duke of Rutland's moors yesterday for Sir Robert Peel's.
Furester is expected this week at Lord Albert Conyng-
n's, at Bifrons, near Canterbury, from Buxton.
LORD BROUGHAM.—We have heard that at the
present moment Lord Brougham has no intention of visiting
Scot•
land this year, and we believe we may at all events
pronecnee that he will not dine with those who call
g°w•
• inselves, on Zile present occasion, " the Radicals of Glas-
"----Scotsni an,
tesdSir
(Gore Ouseley, sort., and family left town yes-
aY or Hillbarn Park, in Buckinghamshire.
LoColonel and Lady Catherine Buckley have arrived at
re ob, ford ord Castle, the seat of the Earl of Radnor, in Wilt-
iia Earl Howe's second son, the Hon. Richard Wil-
tenni Penn Curzon, has entered the army as Ensign and Lieu-
ant in the Grenadier Guards.
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Van Buren, son of the President of the
United
States, accompanied by Mr. Richard Vaux, of the
States' Legation, left London yesterday for Chelten.
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01.90 n a tour through Ireland and Scotland.
" :Monday evening the Marquis and Mar-
-I°,less of
CastlLondonderry, accompanied by their son, Lord
,le.'"eagh, and suite, arrived at Manchester. Her Lady-
; 'I), we regret to learn. had been so severely indisposed for
t•
ime, that his Lordship, immediately on their arrival,
in Dr. Marshall, who continued in close attendance
~est"dily ning, when her Ladyship was so far reco
crteii Nr
that the Noble natty proceeded on their journey to the
north --11Tanchester Courier of Saturday.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Cianricarde,
t,, "3',. and suite, will sail for Cronstadt in one of her Msjes-
tn)
St a ships of the line in the beginning of October, on their way
di:ir Petersburg, where hi Lordship is apointed Ambassa-
Extraordinary from hers Majesty queenp Victoria.