The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-31 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Lady Chichester in Grosvenor-place ; the Hon. Col. Ca.
vendish in Burlington-gardens; Mr. Charles James Auriol, in
Park-street, Grosvenor-square ; Col. and Mrs. Murray, in
Albemarle. street, from Dublin ; Mrs. and Miss Macleod in
Wilton-place.

Mr. Mrs. andDEPARTURES.
Hedworth Lambton on a tour ; Mrs. Bebb for
b„onnington Hall, in Berkshire ; Lord Arden for North
H
•
wise, in Surrey
,• Lady Charlotte Thynnc for Lengleat, in
itshire ; Lord Allen on a tour ; Viscount and Viscountess
titingannon for Denbighshire ; Mr. Biddulph for Ledbury
Lail in Leicestershire; the Hon. Miss Montagu for Sussex ;
°l\l Dynevor and the Hon. the Misses Rice for Dynevor
Castle,l4 in South Wales ; Mr. Masterton Ure, M. P., for
j ,eYmouth ; Viscount Middleton for Pepper Harrow ; Mr.
°nu Mills for Bisterne, near Ringwood, in Hampshire; Mr.
Stratford Du dale and Mr. William S. Du dale for Mere
to ale
Hall, in Warwickshire ; the Hon. General Bligh on a
piutr; Colonel Henry Lloyd for Brighton; the Hon. Mrs.
ah:r°Y, from her house in Harley-street, on a tour in Devon.
taue; Mrs. Hawkins and family, from Montagu-place, Mon-
ign-krare, for Langibby Castle, Monmouthshire; Mr. and
Dublin, I.
dward Hayward, from Norfolk-street, Strand, for
M

,ajesty and Court are expected to remain at
;ethos Castle eight weeks longer, and then proceed to the
V7iillon at Brighton for a month. Crace, the decorator of
Igniore-street, has received instructions from the Board of
October. Cloth to re-embellish the Pavilion, by the end of
-ctobe,..
4,114 Royal Higness the Duke of Sussex will leave
to "wick Park, Hants, on the 4th of next month, on a visit
his friend Lord Dinorben, at Kimmell Park, St. Asaph.
e,he Royal Duke, attended by his host, Mr. Thistelwaite, is
ti;Peeted to visit for a day or two at that Gentleman's villa in
the Isle of Wight previous to his departure from Hampshire.
panthe Duke of Wellington is entertaining a large
-,31 of friends at Walmer Castle. The Earl and Countess
0e -
rsey not be of the circle, for the Countess, accompa-
Panied bY LorclVilliers, has arrived at Paris, en route to the
"rotation of the Emperor of Austria, at Milan. His Grace
Will receive comp a during the whole of the ensuing week at
Wahn Per Castle. "
82,he Marquis of Douro will leave Apsley House on
--41 next on a tour.
The Envoy of
Extraordinary from the Imaum
eat, accompanied by Captain Cogan, left Fitzroy-square
3'esterdy afternoon for Windsor Castle, where his Excellency
was to have an audience with her Majesty.
a -L°llD DEERHUST.—We are happy to state, by
.neeounts received from Bourton-on.the- Hill yesterday morn-
' that Lia Lordship's complaint had taken a favourable turn.
GiyLnord Robert Grosvenor and family, and Lady
cone and family left London yesterday by the Antwerp
et. mPany's packet Princess Victoria. The same Company's
t`P Antwerp arrived yesterday morning, after a passage of
"F„..11Y-two hours in a contrary gale of wind.
Jur. and Mrs. Robarts entertained a distinguished
rrtY on Wednesday at their villa at Roehampton. The
Wood Ambassador, the Hon. Captain and Lady Mary
wood, Sir Fleetwood and Lady Pellew, and M. de Berg were
among the guests.
The Duke of Marlborough has left town for Dover,
Wbere his Grace has taken a splendid mansion for the autumn.
The Earl of Jersey will leave town the latter end
ora next eek, to join his Countess at Milan. His Lordship
sos been detained in town in arranging the embarkation of his
n, the Hon, F. Villiers, of the Welsh Fusileers.
Sir Robert and Lady Peel are receiving visitors at
udaYton Manor, their seat, in Staffordshire. The Marquis
ter, Marchioness of Salisbury, Lord Fitzgerald, Lord Fortes-
,'Sre.; are to be among the circle.
La LODGE.—The Duke of Rutland
sh: been entertaining a large circle at this fine lodge, grouse-
hh°„t_ing• Sir Robert Peel has left for his seat, Drayton
itarrur ; Sir Richard Sutton has taken his departure. Lord
ber Lady Southampton, Lord Forrester, Lord George Matt-
a, &c., have been of the party.
siv_The tenantry on the Marquis of Abercorn's exten-
q_,.estates at Baron's Court and Strabane will celebrate, by
Public rejoicings, the birth of his Lordship's son and heir.
h 0.411, e exterior and interior of the Mansion of her
eat Highness the Princess Sophia Matilda of Gloucester, in
irr on-streen, is undergoing a course of decorative repair.
The Princess and suite have arrived at Pierpont House, in
the Isle of Thanet, from her residence at Blackheath.
p A'LTON TOWERS.—His Highness Prince Doria
who will shortly be united to Lady Mary Talbot,
iue lovely and accomplished daughter of the noble host and
6)stess, is visiting this magnificent mansion. The Earl and
,ountess of Uxbridge, Lord Fitzgerald, Lord Bagot, Mr. E.
Ht.lll°L, M.P., and Mr. Buller, Lady Eleanor Paget, Hon.
iss Aolgot, are also partaking of the hospitalities of the Earl
d Countess of Shrewsbury.
Tile Russian Ambassador has taken the principal
suite of
thr apartments at the chief hotel at Richmond for two or
ee months. They were formerly tenanted by the Prince
4rid Princess of Lieven. His Excellency's relatives, Count
;Ind Countess Pozzo di Borgo, are expected to arrive to-day
r°ll2 a visit to the Duke and Duchess de Crillon, at Paris.
A. grand fete will be given at Goodwood Park, the
seat of the Duke of Richmond, in Sussex, the latter end of
February, in celebration of the coming of age of the Earl of
March, who will attain his majority on the 28th of that month.
A large party of the nobility are at present visiting Gordon
Castle, Fochabcrs, N. 8., the residence of this noble family
in Scotland. The Earl of March and a party are grouse-
shooting in the Highlands. THE CORONATION AT MILAN.—The following
is a correct list of the principal arrivals, including the foreign
and domestic corps diplomatique at Milan :—The Right Hon.
Sir Frederick Lamb, Ambassador from her Britannic Ma-
; Count de Sainte Aulaire, Ambassador from his Majesty
'„ng Louis Philippe, M. Pierre Ostini, Archbishop of Tarse
Apostolique Extraordinaire) ; the Prince of Sare
Wittgenstein Hohenstein, Minister from the Grand Duke of
frßeese Darmstadt • Baron d'Erstenberg, diplomatic resident of
o reigning Duke of Brunswick, Ambassador Extraordinary
"om the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; Prince Leuchten-
/3'60, her Imperial Highness the Archduchess Maria Louisa
Parma and suite, their Imperial Highnesses the Archduke
"d Duchess Francis Charles and family, Prince and Princess
etternich, and all the Austrian Cabinet Ministers; the Arch-
uke Reimer, Viceroy of Lombardy and Venice, with his
sensort, sister to the King of Sardinia, and their daughters
?I Princesses Adelaide and Maria ; also a host of English
distinction, among whom are tbe Duke and Duchess of
1-3eoarl!fort, and Lady Augusta Somerset, Marquis of Hertford,
Robe and Lady Sydney, Major and Lady Augusta Baring, Sir
r.t and Lady Fitzwygram. The present Emperor of
has
has an extraordinary predilection for pageants. He
re long since been crowned King of Hungary, still more
present
King of Bohemia, and in a few days his reign will
the singular instance of a thrice crowned Sovereign.
OEATPI OE EARL ANNESLEY.-We regret to
..a•n_nounce the death of Earl Annesley, after a lingering M-
rs..% at his residence, Oriel Lodge, Cheltenham, on Saturday
.Brr He was Viscount Glezawlv, county Fermanagh, and
I,3rlits_on Annesley, of Castle Wellan, county Down, in the
ch Peerage. He was born the 16th of July, 1772, and
succeeded his father, second Earl, the 9th of November, 1824.
floi_ Lordship was married twice ; first, the 19th May, 1803,
t.oLady Isabella St. Lawrence, daughter of the second Earl
31r1 wth. This marriage was dissolved by Act of Parliament
,1820, and her Ladyship died in April, 1827. On the 15th
.„°l3', 1828, his Lordship married Miss Priscilla C. Moore,
daughter of Mr. M'Hugh Moore, by whom he has left issue
Ahlleven children, including Viscount Castle Wellan, now Earl
i°;.tnesley, who is in his 9th year, having been born the 21st
ebruary, 1830.
DEATH OF THE REV. J. WALHOUSE.--We re-
gret to record the death of this gentleman, which took place
41 his residence in Leamington on Friday last. The Reverend
HGentleman (who was brother to the late Colonel Walhouse)
arried the sister of the late much lamented Right Hon. W.
uskillson) and was also a near relative of Lord Hathertou.