The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-03 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Duke and Duchess of Cleveland, at their seat, fishy
Castle, Durham, from Newton House, Bedale, Yorkshire ; Sir
Tremayne and Lady Rodd, at Brighton from Tunbridge
Wells; the Earl and Countess of Verulam and Lady Mary
Grimston, at Dover, from their seat, Gorhambury, Herts; the
Bishop of London and Mrs. Blomfield, at Ravensworth Castle,
on a visit to Lord and Lady Ravensworth, from Auckland
Castle ; Ladies Charlotte and Jane St. Maur, at Cheltenham,
from Tunbridge Wells; the Marquis of Tweedale, at his seat,
Tester House, Haddingtonshire, from his Shooting-box in
Aberdeenshire; Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart., M. P., and
Lady Acland, at their seat, Killerton, Devon, from Leaming-
ton
Spa ; Sir Charles Knightley, Bart., at hisseat Fawslcy
Park, Daventry, from a visit to Earl Spencer, at Wiseton,
'Yorkshire ; the Earl and Countess of Ri)sehery, at their seat,
DalraenY Park, Linlithgowshire, from a visit to Sir John and
Lady Dunlop, at Dunlop, Ayrshire ; Sir C. and Lady Smith,
rtheir. seat, in Devon, from Malvern Wells ; Lord Stanley,
PtooleirsleY Park, the seat of the Earl of Derby, near Liver-
nrom a visit to the Earl and Countess of Wilton, at
liel!th Park : Sir Francis Holyoake and Lady Goodriche,
:t their seat, Studley Castle, from Yorkshire ; Lord and Lady
t_tleY Clive, at Powis Castle, from a tour of visits ; Lord and
dY Ashtown, at Cheltenham, from their seat, Chessell
'louse, near Southampton.

Mr. William Wilberforce Bird has been appointed,
provisionally, third Member of the Council of India, in the
room of Henry Shakapeare, who died at Calcutta on the 22d
0' March.
We learn that A. E. Menteith, Esq., has been
appointed Sheriff Depute of Fife, in place of the late Mr.
ClePhane.
Sir Thomas and Lady Acland arrived at Killerton,
from Leamington, on Monday last.—Western Luminary.
The Earl and Countess of Chesterfield left Heaton
}lan on Frida I t and returned to Gedling Lodge. On
°ad ay the Noble Earl, Lord Jocelyn, and Colonel Anson
Went to Newmarket.
The Rev. John Gardiner, D.D., late of Bath, has
sYt his will, left 1001. to paint an altar-piece for the church of
be Mary Mary Magdalen, at Taunton, on conditipn that the picture
e Painted within two years. the subject to be taken from the
Ist chapter of St. John.—Beth Gazette.
LEAMINGTON SPA. Among the recent arrivals
at this fashionable retreat are Prince
Esterhazy and Prince
i
holas Esterhazy, and the E irl and Countess of Cork.
The death of the Countess de Montbel is men-
V 1 tied by the Angsburgh Gazette of the 26th ult., in its
:enna correspondence. The decease of this lady was the
01e9tience of an accidental overturning of her carriage
time ayo, while returning from Kirchberg.
ca„, I°4l Rolle reviewed a troop of his yeoman
64-4,41 Y at Woodbury Hill, on Wednesday. The Noble Lord_
health, n 8 arm in a sling, but his Loidship looked in very good
Western Luminary.
inari
The Duke and Duchessy d'Angouleme, the Duke
40rEiordeaux, and Nllle. de Rosny have left Kirchberg fur
nii,tz, as we learn from the Gazette de France.
on The Duke of Sutherland arrived at Stafford House
nda.,
night from Scotland.
Honda e Marquis of Douro arrived at Apsley House on
y last,Th
Frill e Earl of Charleville arrived at Limerick on
Sher!' from Tullamore, and left the following morning for
eotta-"a Grove, on a visit to his Lordship's estate in this
kr. & This liberal and patriotic Nobleman has engaged
RitilThic to construct an embankment by the river side from
f
vtiugnlnYlan Quay which will serve to reclaim a great tract o
44,14erbileklaced for.;ears exposed to the incursion of the tide.—
ron ele.
took ,stEr----On Monday evening a hostile
_meetingolon
O'Nrace Wirdsor Great Park, between
Champion,
attend attended by Major Jones, and Esq.,
Colonele ,b:Y Captain Green. On the first fire the ball of
ads- "'N.'s pistol passed through the right arm o s
CeN,sarY, and the ball of Mr. C. grazed the collar of Colonel
left th,c,r. The seconds then interfered, and the parties
ship S Saint George Steam-packet Company's steam-
W. Elhs, H. N. Commander, sailed from the
b_ lases,,tnght at 11 o'clock, for Copenhagen and St.
etersbur h
tlts,gi, •
oltntetens-;"T. OF THE NASSAU BALLOON.—This
,nreroo' „machine, which ascended at eleven o'clock yesterday
havtu TI from Vauxhall, alighted in safety near Portsmouth,
4,1!: accomplished the distance of 74 miles in three hours.
t 0.1,0 NeW York paper mentions the death of AT.
I.
It ;a said th rit
,ed , an Italian poet, for many years resident in that city.
Stith _at
Mozart died in his arms, and that he was thed
Figthe Librettos of " Don Giovanni," "Le Nuzze
and several other operas.
art .---The two able and brave Generals of the
on fie the centre, Aspiroz and Pardinas, have both resigned
de.caZliag the appointmi nt of Van Halen, Espartero's Aide-
hav p, to command them ; and we much fear that we shall
Queeto, record instances of mutiny as well as disaster in the
s armT---Morning Chronicle.
tear was reported in Paris that two hundred letters of among
would be distributed by the Mexican Government
rig" English and American adventurers.
1,55.7:eunt• Etna, according to a letter from Messina,
u.in eruption during the whole of August. The vol-
t:
tmtssions appeared on the eastern side of the cone at the
tolamrdt of the grand crater, and the lava ran in a direct line
Within s Cap Inglese, as we have already stated, but, when
to_rse the distance of a gunshot from this place, changed hs
.._u and fell into the Val del Bove, where, however, it did
A 0 great damage,
sticeSeistiFe our last we have had an almost continued
s'°u of seasonable harvest weather. Shearing has gone
QA Prosperously
Pin this neighbourhood, especially in the corn
eut, which is on a fair average in good condition, and mostly
:tisl re -
ads for housing, the accomplishment of which, if
Periodather continue what we anticipate, will be at an earlier
The might have been calculated upon a month ago.
epiwheat crop is not what could helvished ; there is much
atZtahit of the injury done by mildew ; still there is shun.
ocause for thankfulness to the Giver of everything in due
both 't.l, and a bountiful supt.iy- Is., we hope, already secured,
,n4ll awl beast—Westmoreland 04(0.