The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-31 00:00:00

BEULAH SPA.-THE POLES.

The wet weather of yesterday told much against the poor Poles, in
whose aid a grand fete took place at this fa.thionable resort. Even under
the protecting roof of the picturesque marquee a fete on such a day has
but a cheerless effect on the visitors. Champagne itself goes down with
There were several moments of sunshine yesterday, during
the continuance of which the company steppectout, and appeared to en-
joy the delightful and romantic grounds which compose the enclosure.
To enhance the pleasure the following vocal performers were engaged,
namely—Miss Betts, Miss Bruce, Miss Birch, Mrs. Seguin, Miss Steele,
Miss Fanny Woodham, and others. The instrumental performers were
Messrs. Willman, Card, Barrett, Baumann, Platt, the Harpers, and
others of the Italian opera band, besides several of the pupils of the
Royal Academy. A variety of other entertainments of a more miscel-
laneous character, were also provided ; and we trust that the Committee
of management upon the whole will have a good account to render, as
hundreds doubtless of liberal persons in the metropolis, and who hap-
pily sympathise with the noble-minded Poles, will pay for their tickets,
though tir,!), were not presented. Amongst the company we noticed
the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, the Duchess of Cannizzaro,
Lord Dudley Stuart, Sir M. Wood, M.P., and several persons of rank.
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chapter of the order of the Bath will be held at
Buckingham Palace, to elect Lord Howard de Walden, Ambassador at
Lisbon, the Earl of Gosford, Lieutenant-General Sir John Lambert,
extra Knights Grand Crosses of that most Honourable Order.
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond will entertain
the following distinguished party at Goodwood during the races:—
Prince George of Cambridge, Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, Marquis
of Exeter, Marquis and Marchioness of Tavistoek, Earl and Countess of
Chesterfield, Earls of Wilton and Stradbroke, Lord and Lady Lichfield,
Honourable G. and Mrs. Anson, Lords Suffield, Maidstone, William
Lmnrix, U. Bentinck, Sir J. Shelley, Right Hon. J. Byng, Hon. H.
Roos, Messrs. G. Payne, J. Stanley, Houldsworth, and Irby.
His Excellency tile Duke dc Palmella entertained a
large party at dinner, last evening, at his Mansion in Arlington-street.
It consisted of the Gentlemen connected with the Embassy and Mem-
bers of the Legation resident in this country.
The following English fashionablcs arc on the eve
of setting off, or have already departed, to attend the coronation of their
Imperial Majesties the Emperor and Empress of Austria, the first week
in September, at Milan :—the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, Mar-
quis of Hertford, Lord and Lady Jersey, Lord and Lady Kinnoull,
Lord Grimston, Sir Gore and Lady Ouseley, Captain Mathew, M.P., Col,
Powell, M.P., Lord and Lady Acheson, Mr. Comtenay, M.P., Lady and
Miss Strachan, Lord and Lady Bray:woke, lion. Reginald Forbes, Secre.
tar' of Legation at Vienna ; Lord and Lady Beauchamp, Sir Augustus
and Lady Affi Frederick Foster, and Sir Lamb, who, as British Am-
i,asiador, wiil give a splendid fete to their Imperial Majesties on the oe.

casinn.

Count Stroganoff, Russian Ambassador Extraordi-
nary, and his Countess,. and their extensive suite, with the Russian
Noblemen forming their attaches, will leave Carlton Housc.tertace
early this morning, for Brighton, and will embark at the Chain Pier
to-morrow, on board the Belfast steam.packet, for Dieppe, en route far
Paris, where they will make a short sejour, previous to their return to
St. Petersburgh.
His Serene Hioliness the Prince de Ligne, Belgian
Ambassador Extraordinary, and suite, left the Clarendon Hotel on
Saturday morning, to embark for Ostend, on his way to Brussels. At
Ostend the King and Queen c f the Belgians are expected to arrive on
the 10th or 12th August for the sea.bathing season.
His Excellency the Marquis de e B-ionol Ambas-
sador. , ,
Extraordinary from Sardinia, accompanied by his Marchioness and
the noblemen forming his suite, has left town for a tour in the provinces
previous to his Excellency leaving England.
The Countess of Rothes will arrive at Gould's
London Hotel, Albemarle-street, this day, from her Ladyship's seat,
Shrub.hill, Dorking.
Lord Ward has left Mivart's Hotel, for his seat,
Hirnley Hall, Dudley,Staffordshire. It is uncertain whether his Lord..
ship will travel on the Continent this autumn.
Lord Grimston and his widowed sister, Lady
Katharine Barham, proceed on a Continental tour fir six months im.
mediately after the prorogation, change of scene having been recom-
mended to her Ladyship after her late bereavement.
Viscount Powerscourt and family, the Hon. Mrs.
Farrand and family, and many other fashionables were amongst the
passengers who left London, by the Antwerp Company's steamship
Antwerp, on Sunday last. The same Company's packet, Princess Vic-
toria, arrive-1 yesterday morning, after a passage of twenty-one hours.
Lady Frances Bankes, the favourite daughter of the
' late Lord Eldon, is, we hear, partially recovered from her late long
anti severe indisposition.

\V arc Oad to hear that the Bishop of London is
recovering, from the accident u-hick beret his Lordship some short time
ago.. Hifi perfect restoration to health is apAi.:usly I.;oketi forw,ad
by his 1,-4c:ship's numerous frier is.