The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-26 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Count Salomas, at the Weymouth Boarding House,
Weymouth-street, Portland-place ; Mrs. and Miss Yates, at
the Berners Hotel, Berner-street, from the Isle of Wight;
Mrs. Grange and family, at ditto, from Liverpool.
DEPARTURES.
The Marquis de Lingo, from the Weymouth Boarding
House, Weymouth-street, Portland-place, for Paris ; the
Count Accto and family, from ditto, for Naples.
CHANGES.
Lord Craven, at Gorhambury, Herts, from a shooting ex-
cursion in Scotland ; the Marquis of Abercorn, from Kin-
rara Cottage, in the Highlands, for Baron's Court, Strabane;
Lord Sandys, from Dublin, on a tour in the west of Ireland ;
Lord and Lady Waterpark, on a visit to the Earl and Countess
of Rosebery, at Dalmeny Park, Mid Lothian, from a tour ;
Lord Strangford, at Ashford House, Kent, from Can-
terbury ; the Honourable John Stuart, at the Earl of
Mornay's scat, Tarnaway Castle, North Britain, from
a shooting excursion ; Lord Leveson, from Drummond
Castle, the seat of Lord Willoughby d'Eresby, for Castle
Howard; Lord Aberdour, at Dalmahoy Castle, the seat of
the Earl of Morton, in Mid Lothian, from the head-quarters
of the 71st Regiment, at Montreal, Canada; Rear-Admiral
Sir Charles Adam, on a visit to the Earl Minto, at Minto
Castle, Roxburgh, from Blair Adam ; the Duke and Duchess
of Leinster and the Marquis of Kildare, from Elvaston House,
the seat of the Earl of Warrington, in Derbyshire, for Carton
House, near Dublin ; Lord George Bentinck, at Doncaster,
from a grouse-shooting excursion, to the Moors of Scotland.

Her Majesty has subscribed 3001. in aid of Church
extension in Scotland.
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Her Majesty the Queen Dowager will leave town
on Monday next, for Portsmouth, to embark on board her
Majesty's ship Hastings. Her Majesty's suite will leave town
on the preceding day. A part of the domestic establishment
leaves Marlborough House this day for Portsmouth. Her
Majesty entertained a very select party to dinner yesterday
(confined to the members of her Household), and has been in

the enjoyment of improved health since her sojourn at Bushy.
The Prince George of Cambridge passed through
this city (Exeter) on Saturday evening, stopping about an
hour for refreshment at the New London Inn. His Royal

__Jghness, who was attended by Colonel Cornwall, then pro-
ceeded on his road to Falmouth, where he will embark on

board the Braganza steam-packet for Gibraltar. After his
stay at Gibraltar, his Royal Highness will make a continental
tour, and will travel under the title of Lord Culloden.—
Western Luminary.
Earl Cadogan will arrive in town the latter end of
this week from a tour of visits. His Lordship, after staying a
few days in town, proceeds to Venice, to join the Countess
and the Ladies Augusta and Honora Cadogan, who have been
present during the festivies at the Coronation of the Emperor
of Austria.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster
will leave Heaton Park, the seat of the Earl and Countess of
Wilton, on Saturday or Monday next, for Eaton Hall, Che-
shire, for the season.
The Marquis of Douro, M.P., left Norwich yester-
day, fcr Oakley Park, near Eye, on a visit to Sir Edward
Kerrison, Bart., M. P., and Lady Kerrison.
The Duke of Sutherland left Trentham Hall, in
Staffordshire, on Sunday morning, for Glasgow. His Grace
will not visit Dunrobin Castle this year.
The Duchess of Sutherland, the Marquis of Staf-
ford, and the Ladies Gower, left Trentham Hall yesterday
for town.

The Duke of Richmond, with a large party of
Noblemen and Gentlemen, left Gordon Castle on Monday

week for Glenfidich, to enjoy the sport of deer-stalking.L

Aberdeen Herald.

The Duke (le Staepoole arrived in town yesterday
from Scarborough. His Grace intends to pass the winter at
his magnificent hotel in Paris.
The Marchioness Dowager of Hastings and Lady
Flora have been seeing company this month at Loudon Castle.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde and
the family will leave St. James's. square about the close of the
next week. They will embark from the River in a Govern-
ment yacht, for St. Petersburg.
Lady Catherine Barham has returned to town from
a visit to the Earl and Countess of Vendetta, at Gorhambury,
Herts.
HEATON PARK, MONDAY.—The Earl and
Countess of Wilton give a series of dinners this week to the
company visiting them during the Races, and to several of the
nobility attending the meeting. Covers for thirty-six or forty
will be laid each day. The Marquis of Westminster arrived
early on Saturday, as also the Earl and Countess of Chester-
field, Viscount Castlereagh, and Viscount Jocelyn. The Mar-
chioness of Westminster arrived in the evening from town.
Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador, and his son,
Prince Nicholas Esterhazy, are expected from Sandbeck
Park, the seat of the Earl of Scarborough. Lord George
Bentinck, Earl of Eglintoun, Count and Countess Zavadow-
sky, Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Anson, Count Zichy, Colonel
and Lady Alice Peel, Hon. Sydney Herbert, M.P., Hon. J.
Macdonald, Lord and Lady Seymour, and Lord and Lady
Suffield, will be among the nobility staying on visits to the
Earl and Countess of Wilton. The Races commence on
Wednesday, and terminate on Friday.
Sir John Lubbock and Co. have authorised us to
contradict the paragraph which appeared in the Cintrier of
Monday night, and in the Morning Herald and some other
papers yesterday ; as they never had, nor intend to have, an
establishment in the United States, nor have they a banking or
mercantile account with any house in that country.
The Earl and Countess of Chesterfield, Lord and
Mr. Cecil Forester, Colonel and the Honourable Mrs. An-
son, Lord Gardner, &c., arrived at Heaton Hall, the seat
of the Earl of Wilton, on Monday last, from Rocking-
ham Castle.
Lord Fitzwilliam and his son arrived here on
Monday, from a visit to the Earl of Aberdeen, at Haddo
House.—Aberdeen Herald.
Lady Burghersh is on a visit to her father, Lord
Maryborough, at the lately-taken villa at Islevrorth. Early in
October her Ladyship will proceed to Paris to join her Lord.
Lord Prudhoe has been prevented from proceeding
to Alawick Castle by a sudden fit of the gout.
Loid and Lady Wharncliffe have left town for their
seat, Wortley Hall, near Sheffield, after taking their leave of
her Majesty the Queen Dowager at Bushy Park.
Lady Dover, accompanied by her youthful sons,
Viscount Clifden and Lord Dover, have arrived at Goren
Castle, Kilkenny.
Lady Francis Egerton has arrived at Worsley Hall,
Lancashire, from a visit to the Duchess. Countess of Suther-
and. His Lordship was to leave Aberdeen yesterday, to join

his lady and family.
Sir Benj. Hall, Bart., M.P., passed through Bir-
mingham on Friday last, from Scotland, for his seat in Wales.
The Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury, accompa-
nied by their daughter, Lady Mary Talbot, and his Highness
Prince Doria Pamphilli, have left their residence in Stanhope-
street, for Paris, en route to the Papal States.
Earl and Countess Bruce arrived in town on Mon-
day afternoon, from a tour on the Continent.
The Earl and Countess of Carlisle and Lady Eliza-
beth Howard are expected in Grosvenor- place, on Friday
week, from Castle Howard, Yorkshire, and will leave early
in the succeeding week for Paris, where they intend to pasy
the winter.
Mr. and Lady Anne Tollernache have arrived in
town, from the residence of the Duke and Duchess of So-
merset, at Leamington Spa. The Hon. Gentleman and his
Lady shortly take their departure on a Continental tour.
Captain and Lady Mary Hood are on a visit to
the Dowager Lady Hood, Whitley Abbey, Coventry.
We learn from Berne that the Duke de Montebello
returned to that town on the evening of the 20th, from a tour
through several of the Cantons, during which he is said to have
endeavoured to conciliate certain Statesmen in favour of the
demands of the French Cabinet.
ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.—Mr. Peake, the
worthy and highly-respected treasurer of this theatre, took his
annual benefit last night, which; we are happy to say, was most
numerously and fashionably attended. The entertainments,
which were varied and amusing, consisted of Barnet's popular
opera of The Mountain Sylph, the first time it has been played
this season. The principal characters were sustained by
Misses P. Horton and Poole, and Messrs. Shrivall and Stretton;
the two latter were encored in their respective songs of " Canst
thou love yet coldly fly me?" and" Farewell to the Mountain."
A concert followed the opera, in which Madame Feron and
Senor Huerta (who was encored), gave their assistance. The
concert was succeeded by Peake's own force of The Middle
Temple, in which little Keeley and his wife played their ori-
ginal characters of Brutus Hairbrain and Penelope, the latter
introducing the song of " Young Susan had Lovers," the re-
petition of which was loudly called for. The evening's amute-
ments concluded with the first act of The Devil's Opera,
Ivillerein Wieland " played the devil" not lf.Ps t+. t;lo, si,i,tac-
ton of the beneficiaire, than to the manifest delight of the
audience.