The Sun.
London, England, 1836-10-24 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

• ARRIVALS.
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Thomson at the Sackville
Sackville-street, from St. Leonard's ; the Hon. CaP"
Blackwood, at ditto, from Cobham, Surrey ; Mr. and MO'
Hamilton, at ditto, from Dublin. Hotel,

DEPARTURES.
C. J. Tennant, Esq., Mrs. Tennant, and the Misses eo;
nant, from the Sackville Hotel, for St. Boxhulls, Glasgo,r.
Mrs. Dunlop and Miss Dunlop, from ditto, for Glasgow
Kellin, Esq., from ditto, on a tour; Hope Johnstone, E5(14
jun., from ditto, for Blackheath.

King Leopold, with the Dukes of Oilcans a
on
"
Nemours, attended the 21cademie Royale de Musique
Wednesday, Count Toreno, N. Isturiz, and General Car..
dova, were also to be seen the re in close conversatiol!.
The Duke de Broglie and his _family went through
Strasburgh on the 17th, on his way to Carlsruhe.
The Marquis of Hertford having recovered front
late fit of the gout, left Brussels on Friday lasi!' for Pari%t
The Earl of Aylesford has arrived at his, 6,-;
Parkington Hall, near Coventry, to attend the
mer County Sessions. I
'The Earl of Roden has left Tullymore Park t
•°.
London, to meet Viscount Jocelyn, his eldest son, who hag
arrived in England, after an absence of three years. f
The Earl of March (eldest son of the Duke 5
Richmond), and the Earl of Dysart, were last week adrnitt
members of Christ Church, Oxford.
The Earl and Countess of Munster and famillr °cc,
rived at Hampstead on Saturday from Brighton, his J-J°l.
ship's house in Belgrave-street being occupied by the Swedis
Minister.
Accounts have been received in town that the.
Dowager Lady Vernon is recovering from her late sever"
illness.
Viscount Lowther has left Paris on his, ,intended
tour ; the last letters from his Lordship are dated froni
Marseilles.
Count Pozzo di Borgo is daily expected at Ashburll
ham House, from Paris ; it is understood that his El'eo,
lency would have reached town ere this, but for the Pro/.
tracted stay of Prince Esterhazy in the French eaPit.,
The Connt's chef de cuisine, who generally travels with
has already reached town.
Baron Maltitz, the Charge d'Affaires, returned t°
Hastings on Fridy.
The Attorney-a General has arrived in London fr°lll
his visit to Scotland. n at
Sir Francis Burdett has been passing the seas° $
his magnificent mansion, called Foremark, in Derbyshire'
place he seldom visits.
The Earl of Liverpool and Ladies Jenkinsou are
expected to pay a visit in the ensuing week to their WY
Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria,
Ramsgate.
Lord Fincastle and his noble bride arrived at !lf,
Countess of Pembroke's, on Hay-hill, on Friday evenit.,
from the Continent. The Countess and the Ladies ell".
bert are expected to return to England at the end uf
month.
The Earl and Countess of Munster and familY his
rived at Hampstead on Saturday, from Brighton ; the
Lordship's house in Belgrave-street being occupied 11
Swedish Minister.

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Lord and Lady Stuart de Rothsay are rn
tour in Italy.
The Countess of Sandwich has taken Lord nrild e'
nell's mansion, in Carlton-gardens, for three years. of
Lord Claude Hamilton arrived at the Marquis:, to
Abercorn's, Carlton-terrace, on Wednesday, from a vini
the Duke of Devonshire at Chatsworth ; and.' the 01" r•
he proceeded to Brighton to visit his sister-in-last!, the 1N•66,a
chioness of Abercorn, whose infant daughter was hal,
in Marine-square by the Rev. Lord Wriothesley 11'65-0o
The Duke of Beaufort is said to be in treaty for ly
purchase of a mansion on the Marquis of Westminster's e,o,
tate, his Grace's present residence in Park-place, St. Ja'nes
not being sufficiently capaciouz for his establishment. dot
Lord Howard de Walden, the present Ambas,_s3d to
at the Court of Lisbon, was, when very young, aon
te friend
the embassy, when the late Mr. Canning', the bosom
of his father, Lord Seaford, was Minister at that Coot' s.
Married, on the 22d inst., at St. Georre'st
bury, by the Rev. J. A. Roberts, Rectoc:. of St' „Bret
bans, Woodstreet, T. Mackinlay, Esq., of Solie'sqi
to Catherine, only daughter of Anrew Urc,
M.D., F.R.S. &c. &c. r
of
George Long, Esq. has been appointed Reeotae
Coventry. gi;
THE DUKE OF BRUNSWICK. The gainv-frr-0
correspondent gives the following of the 10th instant', 't°llo
the banks of the Danube :—" Several journals have, in of
course of the summer, announced, with a certain deg e-00
confidence, that a marriage was about to take place halo,
the reigning Duke of Brunswick and the daughter A° nol(
King of one of the southern States of Germany ; nnrth" 00
the French journals, with the same confidence, and w tiro
equal degree of truth, announce that the negociatinots tbe
broken off. We know from an authentic source,' thazoln
Duke of Brunswick, during his last stay at Stuttgat.cl' fs'
a very indirect overture, and received from the I°4 kited
vourable, but conditional, answer. The condition relate
to the question as to the succession of the DuebY• Aloft
question has been decided by the Germanic Diet in `,14,0.
of the legitimate descendants of the Archduke Cirt this
But, as England and Hanover have protested alg,,ai,net, aua
decision, the question will be r-,-considered by the Ifi,rriage
may have a different issue. In t 6 mean time the n` •
remains in suspense." ondal
A courier from St. Petersburg' ar:ived on i
it M
s s
evening at the Russian embassy, Paris, bearing,
°ncliopior
orders for Count Pozzo di Borgo to return to 1-4
at CthiDeLELdrgEe
mediately.—Galignani's Messenger.
RCYroEftxcForioliesriyo,
Mr. A. Knowles, on Thursday morning last, Whirther
tended with serious injury to two individuals, a
Nr;TarAPilenexd
son.-211anduster Guardian.
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India Stock for Act. ........... a ,
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Spanish, 5 per cent ................ .
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London and Blackwall Itailwat.... ..............................
London and Birmingham Railway ........................... ',2 /
London and Greenwich ltailvvea ... ......................... . 7'st,,,
London and Southampton Railway ........................... 'O,.
London Grand Junction Railway .............................. i
Northern and Eastern Railway ....................... 0 i,
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