The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-09 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Duke and Duchess of Leeds, and the Dowager
Duchess of Leeds, at Hamby Castle, near Callenack, York-
shire, from their Lodge, Stonehaven, North Briton ; the
Earl of Morton, from a visit to Lord Fitzwilliam, at Went-
worth House, for Dalmahoy, Mid Lothian ; Lord Albe-
marle, at Hampton Court, from a visit to her Majesty, at
Windsor; Lady Barham, at Windsor Castle, from Dover;
Colonel and Lady Susan North, at Brighton, from Wrox-
ton Abbey, near Banbury ; the Marquis of Douro and
Colonel Churchill, at Brussels. from Liege, Belgium ; Lord
Rayleigh, from a visit to Lord Braybroke, at Audley End,
Essex, for Terling-place, near Walden ; Lord and Lady Eli-
bank, at Weymouth, from a tour in the north ; the Marquis of
Lansdowne, at Bowood, from Devizes ; Lady Hoste and the
Misses Hoste, at Parici, from a tour; Admiral Sir Charles
Adam, K• C. 8., at Blair Adam, from Kinross; Earl and
Countess Manvers, at Holme Pierrepont, Notts, from Clurn-
hor Park, Retford ; the Marquis of Bristol, at Paris, from
Ick worth Park, Suffolk ; Lord and Lady Aylmer, at Paris,
from a tour; Sir Montagu and Lady Georgina Cholmondeley,
at Easton Hall, Grantham, from Redbourne Hall ; Major.
General Sir John Taylor, K C. 8., at Stephen's Green,
Dublin. from a tour ; Sir Thomas Munro, at Drayton, Shrop.
shire, from a ter.

The King, accompanied by the Duke de Nemours
and the Princess Clementine on horseback, and the Queen
and Madame Adelaide in an open crrriage, took another ride
in the forest of Fountainbleau yesterday, which lasted from
half-past one till four o'clock. After dinner their Me
k.sties lift the Palace for Paris, and arrived at the Tuileries
before midnight.— Galignani of Wednesday.
The Duke and Duchess of Somerset intend to re-
turn to Wimbledon Park from: Leamington Spa, on Monday
next.

THE BUCCLEUCII FAMILY.—Lord John Scott
was expected to arrive at Dalkeith Palace yesterday, and
ge, near Chard, on ;
ac-
company the young Earl and his brothers,
.the Lords Walter
Henry, and Francis Seot, attended by their tutor, Mr. Dar:
Hell, to, London. They intended to c9ine by the railroad from
Livrpool. Lord John Scott has written to the Clarendon
Hotel, desiring apartments may be got ready for him by Mon-
day next.
The Marquis and Marchioness. of Downshire, ac-
ess Bridport.Lod
ac-
companied by Lady Charlotte Hill, left Easthampstead Park
Cur-
The Marquis of Waterford has returned to Cur-
i forsco Cricketun t
raghmore, his seat in Ireland; Lord
.William Beresford is still
in town; and Lord James Beresford is on his way to Ceylon,
visitß e rk
tso, on
Viscount Wednesday,an d v
to join the 90th Regiment.
The Earl and Countess of Wilton left Grosvenor-
square yesterday morning, for Heaton Park, their scat, near
Manchester.

The Earl of Minto, according to letters received
yesterday at the Admiralty, will arrive in town on the 18th
inst., from Minto Castle, near Hawick. Lord Melgund,
M. P., who has been visiting the Earl Fitzwilliam, at Went-
worth House, near Rotherham, has returned to the Castle.

The new and splendid edifice now building in Park-
lane for the Earl and Countess of Lincoln, is expected to be
finished in a fcrtnight,

The Earl of Eglintoun and Mr. Lamb are expected
at the Clarendon Hotel this evening, having left Scotland on
Monday last.

Lady Anne Beresford and the three Misses Beres-
ford, accompanied by Captain Jones, M.P. for Derry, left
Charles-street, St. James's, on Wednesday last for the Palace
of the Primate of Ireland, at Armagh. Lord George Bares-
ford will remain in town a few days longer.
Tlie Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lady Theo-
dosia Spring Rice left town yesterday morning for Hastings.

Admiral
Sir Charles and Lady Adam arrived at the
Admiralty on Tuesday from a visit to the Earl and Countess
of Minto, at Minto Castle, Roxburghshire.
Sir Robert Wilmot Horton has been seriously ill
during the last week at his villa, Sudbrook Park, Petersham,
but we are happy to say that he is now recovering.

Lady Oraanrkm
leave their resid, nee Moulsey Park, Kingston, on Monday,
for Ditchley or and the Hon. Harriette Brown
,e
Lord Dillon. p , near Oxford, the seat of their relative,

Lord Gardner and Lord Suffield ate now keeping
open house at Lowesby Hall, Leicester, for the reception of
their sporting friends.

Lord Howard de Walden left town yesterday on his
return to his mission at the Court of Lisbon.

Lord and Lady Francis Ecrerton left Worsley Hall,
their seat in Lancashire, on Wednesday last for Bath, for a
short stay. His Lordship's object in visiting that city is for
the beilt:fit of its waters, having experienced a slight attack of
gout. The family will pass the approaching Christmas at
Oatlands, where the Duchess. Countess of Sutherland and a
family circle will assemble.