The Sun.
London, England, 1836-09-03 00:00:00

WIND SOIL-FRIDA Y.

Their Majesties have taken their usual daily airing,s• Yes:
terday the King visited Hampton Court. To-day the Queen
left the Castle at half-past three o'clock, on horseback, accony
panied by her Ladies in Waiting, and by the Earl of Den4.l
and Sir Andrew Barnard, and rode, as usual, in the Great Parii.
Prince Ernest left for town yesterday morning, but is expectea
to return to-night.
Thursday next, the anniversary of their Majesty's coronation.;
will it is expected, be celebrated at the Castle, and a gran
°
dinner given by his Majesty on the occasion.
The 7th Regiment of Hussars will, it is expected be re;
viewed by the King on Monday. The next day the reginler.l,l
will leave Windsor for Hounslow, and the od Life Guards Iv'
return here from Hounslow.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Earl Spencer, at his scat, Althorp, Northam in
from Yorkshire ; Earl of Falmouth, at Lichfield, from his se3tj:
Cornwall • J. D. Dingwall, Esq., from Scotland ; Hon%
Cavendish, from Dover ; Earl of Harrowbv, at his seat, ban.
don Hall, Lichfield, from a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, a:
Raggett's Hotel, Dover-street, from Brighton ; Judge
pino, Financial Adviser to the Crown of Naples, at the I.lP_e
park Hotel, from Italy ; Baron d'Ende, Chamberlain t0.,t,8.
King of Saxony, and Lady, at the Sackville Hotel, SaeloVe
street ; Hon. Captain Blackwood, R. N., at ditto, from Ire'
land ; Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie and sons, at ditto, from Havrei
Viscount d'Hanbersart, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook
an
Davies-streets, from a tour ; Mons. De Vilet, at ditto, from
ditto ; Count and Countess Lottum, at ditto, from ditto;
Signors J. and F. Pedrosso, at ditto, from Cuba; General
and the Countess Chipoff, at ditto, from Russia ; Mons. Sie
trer, at ditto, from Paris ; Mons. Trissard, at ditto, fr°lll
ditto ; Messieurs Edward and Mertian, at ditto, from ditto.
DEPARTURES.
The Duke and Duchess of Sunderland, for their seat,
Trentham Hall, Staffordshire ; Sir John and Lady Mackaziej
from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, for Scotland ; Mr. an
Mrs. Rooke, from ditto, for Bath ; the Right Hon. Thomas
Grenville, for Lord Delamere's seat in Cheshire ; Lord Al-
bert Conyngham, for Lord Suffield's scat, Gunton-131.1k, N°l'
wich ; Mrs. Fitzherbert, for Brighton ; the Duke of Cleve"
land, for his seat, Newton House, Yorkshire ; H. E• Davis'
Esq., for his seat in Kent ; Hon. Henry Howard, for Hastings;
the Earl of Besborough and the Hon. W. Po,-,sonby, for 131°1'
set ; Lord Forrester, for Suffolk ; Lord IVlorpeth, for Dublin;
Mr. and Mrs. P. Bruno, for Chelterdiam ; F. Ives, Eli;
from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, for Norwich ;
Richard Hunter, Bart., from ditto, on a tour ; W. C. 5a.11;..
ders, Esq., and family, from the Sackville Hotel, Sackville
street, for Germany ; Lady Campbell, from ditto, for Scet:
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land ; Lord Rolle, from ditto, for Dublin • Mr. and rs
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Standish, from ditto, for Tunbridge Wells ; Col. Foster'', frao,
ditto, for Windsor; Mrs. and Mrs. Dumas and family, frog
the St. George's Hotel, for Portsmouth ; Mrs. Massingbre
and the Misses Nixon, from ditto, for Lincolnshire.

Lord Melbourne remains in town, but most of the
other Cabinet Ministers are absent.
Sir Henry Parnell has left Whitehall for Brig/If°'
and thence on a tour.
The Earl and Countess of Radnor have arrived
of
Longford Castle, Wilts, where they will entertain a part) °
friends.
The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort will entertai:
the Duke of Wellington, uncle to the Duchess, Lord Cheste
field, &c., next month, at Bodminton Park. h
Lord and Lady Marvborough and Miss Bagof
left Saville-street, for Fern-hill.
The Marquis of Hertford and his numerous soitiel
e
will leave Dorchester House for the Continent. They gill
first visit Paris, and pass the autumn in the south of Franb
where the climate is so genial. The Marquis has of la
ship
come partial to Milan as a winter residence. His Lord .oil
will, in the event of returning to Milan, resume the poss69.r°il
of his former hotel, having, when he departed, left seve
domestics to superintend the house in his absence.
The Duke of Richmond will spend a portion of tt_bset.
year annually at Gordon Castle ; and it is understood
the mansion will constantly be occupied by one or more of t"
family.
Viscount and Viscountess Falkland have left Wl%d,
sor for their seat, Leven Grove, in the County of aarba''
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By special invitation they will return to visit their Majesties
the Pavilion, in the autumn. _

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Herts, previous to his departure
Eaton Hall.
The Marquis Conyngliam has retuned
cliffe House, Ramsgate, from a visit to their MaTest\iVe: a;
Windsor Castle.
The Earl and Countess of Ripon have taken a
at Norwood for the autumn. His Lordship intends to reba
Stockton Hall, Lincolnshire.
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Prince 'Palle rand, and the Duchess de Din°' sic;
her daughter, who has been in very delicate health, are.l',-
ing the warm baths of the Pyrenees, from the saltd)%ir,
which the Prince experienced a complete renovation last) the
From the Pyrenees they return to their principality 1°
South of France, called Valencay. „lye!'
The Persian Princes were present at the ball his
on hoard the splendid yacht intended as a present ire lot,
Majesty to the Imaum of Muscat, on Wednesday evening cle••
at Deptford Dockyard, and expressed themselves
lighted. Their Royal Highnesses are expected to Icavheoing
vart's Hotel, on their route to 13agdad, to-morrow,
been detained by the indisposition of Prince Simur o'l the
CARLTON CLUB Hou " I lien" °
sE.— n consequence carlt
extensive alterations making in the interior of the yglit4
Club House, in Pall-mall, the members meet at 1'8.17, it)
Hotel, Albemarle-street, until the improvements luaktnle
the Club House are completed, which will not be for
months.
highly .0,
Air. Alilbanke (son of Sir John) arrived' We bee°
derstand, on the 23d. ult. at St. Petersburg!), having'
appointed First Secretary to Lord Durham's embass):i to be
Mr. Roebuck, the member for Bath, is said
seriously indisposed.
On Tuesday Lord Hillsborough was elected witiril,°ltie:
opposition for the county of Down,
Lord Sandys.
in the room of his ti
eld
DOVER.—His Gtace the Duke of Wellingt°!.',ooo
a Harbour Session here on Wednesday ; it is stated tha%, the
ground now occupied with timber and low buildings,rto
neighbourhood of some of the best lodging houses 'souse
cleared as soon as possible, for the erection of lucire
ntisslce
which will greatly add to the harbour revenues. ecj;bol)3l'
was also given for the erection of a landing place ill theirs-
which has for some time been a desideratum, to obviate the
convenience of landing and embarking in boats from
packets.—Kent Herald. the
The Duchess of Bedford has constructed %ego
Duke's estates in the Highlands, a number of rustic eu poke
for the accommodation of her family and visitors. The sr;
and his younger sons, Lords Cosmo and Alexander' ,uches
rived at Kingussie, where they will be joined by ti
and her youngest daughter, who have been staying at
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being absent from the kingdom as at the present 1111_!veuer bsd
Lord Chief Baron of the English Court of Exclie-3 le, a'..
gone to Rome, the Ii ish Chief Baron to Constantinop
of
the Irish Chancellor to Vienna.
The late venerable Duke de Grammont, 1.3°4 id
ville
the Duke de Guiche and the Countesses of Tanker 1 ea
Sebastiani, instituted a suit in the French Courts sll,,is cl
previous to his demise for the purpose of establishin,grb,
to the Citadel of 13laye and its dependencies, ant! three
Royale of Bordeaux decreed that at the expirationo
106,0ei.
Years, the State should pay the Duke an annuitYbel citadel
francs, or re-instate him in the possession of ,tount Al'r
The present Duchess de Grammont is sister to u
d'Orsay.
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RECEIPT FOR LONGEVITY.—Georg Dilla
e ofiot/
man who died last week at Chichester, at the. 'egeporseril
years, was formerly a noted smuggler, and v:r." day, °ace
that avocation used to drink a bottle of Hollou,a ,rapora
week together, and was never a member of. a "lu
otS et
Society in all his life.
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In consequence of the new Post-cifice ar york t 01d
one of our townsmen has received a letter fro u
six hours earlier than would have been the to
system.—Brighton Paper. 000 or,
The principal merchants. of Jamaica are eurre°
300 000 •
establish a local bank, with a capital of ,•scir
in opposition to the Colonial Bank started there:
ecti to
tb,
The arch of an ancient stone wall has !),,, bY
river r°' he
ti
vered about six feet below the bed of the ri of t
workmen engaged in excavating for the foundation
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gas works at the bottom of Hungate, case
GreTnellieleb, ohraisuggofto
down
the
to Artesian
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The temperature at the bottom, according to "_. Rev: g
Which have been let down, is 22 3.loths degrecatt;or,
or
or 82 Fahrenheit, while at the top it is 12 It "
acetiS'
Fahrenheit. all its . so. 1),"
Bartholomew Fair opened to-clay
wit
theatre oil
toured mummery, noise, and drollery.
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ported by tragic actors, of infinite comic
‘.- tor-.
ladies olitan 53coalle
ebveoanststhaorseenautmAeirmouasc,vas.nd tFhoennbearlllys. for the
Ha was in high estimation, when Skitter, d
actors, from the Theatres Royal, performedaat the
others. d Messr re'
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The Liberals of Halifax have invite of the p
and Protheroe to a grand dinner on the 13tlrn,_d.
month, which is expected to be numerously atte