The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-31 00:00:00

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b -`DSGR, TUESDAY. —To---.
day her Majesty did not ride out,
L'dut walked for some time on the Slopes, and visited Adelaide
ge• The Queen was attended by most of the Ladies and
entlemen of the Court.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta paid her Majesty
Highness'sl!:disit his afternoon, and took leave, previous to her Royal
Com • departure for Brighton. Lady Mary Pelham ac-
panied her Royal Hi hness.
hon Mo. and. Mrs. Harcourt, of St. Leonard's, will have the
The
ur of dining with her Majesty this evening.
re have been no arrivals or departures at the Castle
*ince yesterday.

, The Duchess of Kent returned to Windsor Castle on Mon-
nay. evening from Kew.
Accounts eeounts were received in town yesterday morning from
crivtlillBth inst., for Naples.
er Majesty the Queen Dowager. Her Majesty left Gibraltar
F cunt Beresford transacted business yesterday at the
°reign O
u ffice.
n 1 :retie Belgian Minister transacted business yesterday at the
D. 12
ee of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
for spatches were forwarded yesterdayfrom Downing-street
yLord Melbourne at Windsor.
the For Howard de Walden transacted business yesterday at
c°nreign Department.
I'd Palmerston transacted business yesterday at the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer's office.
t ril:he Chancellor of the Exchequer transacted business yes-
-13 • ue A ustrraidaen.
°,7,4,Y at Lord Melbourne's office.
Board of Minister transacted business yesterday at the
Foreign`ue American Minister transacted business yesterday at the
uepartment.
t„,`"e Russian, Turkish, Prussian, and Austrian Ambassadors
lsaeted business yesterday at the Foreign Office.
bo be Agent for Gibraltar transacted business yesterday in
wlling-street
reiTAgnildeopmuteaet!on from the City attended yesterday at the Fo
yestere Agent for the Cape of Good Hope transacted business
day at the Colonial Office.
t ,espatches, dated the 15th of October. were received yes-
4t;"Y at the Colonial Department from Nlajor-General Sir
I.7.sander Woodford, the Governor of Gibraltar.
_4"espatches were forwarded yesterday from the Foreign De-
Ptterrtrnent for the Charges d'Affaires, resident at the Courts of
at talia and St. Peterburgb.
EesPatches, dated the 29th of May, were received yesterday
itne
of I.Jd lia Board from Lord Auckland, the Governor. Gene-

The Earl and Countess of Wilton left Grosvenor
square on Monday for Walmer Castle, on a visit to the Duke
4°f Wellington. The Noble Earl and Countess will not re-
'urn until the close of the week.
'aring
Lord and Lady Ashburton and the Hon. Misses
sad are on their way to Nice. Mr. Humphrey St. John
the last Hon. Mrs. Mildmay left Berkeley-square on Saturday
for Paris, on their way to the same place.
The Dowager Lady Glynne and the Misses Glynne
have arrived at Nice.
for
Lord S u
Mffieldray left the Clarendon Hotel yesterday,
Melton owb.
Lord Dunsany left town last week with his family,
to pass the winter in the South of France.
Lord Petre and the Hon. Miss Petre have returned
to their seat, Thorndon Hall, from a brief sojourn at Brighton.
"-Essex .Herald.
Sir Francis Chantrey has been on a visit at Walmer
preparatory
professionally, to take a sketch of the Noble Duke,
rreparatory to modelling for the City statue.
.Sir John Johnstone, Bart., and his Lady, will leave
igheir Sat, Hackness Hall, near Scarborough, in a few days,
_ilt acevisit to the Archbishop of York, at the Archiepiscopal
.
front;°,..rd. Lyttleton goes to Hagley Park in a few days
Yvindsor Castle.
in Lord
Surr Beresford has purchased Betchworth Castle
there. eY, from Mr. Hope, and is making great improvements
viscount Hood is passing the season at Whitley
Abbey' near Coventry.
lie iloinee Louis Napoleon Bonaparte paid a visit toua,
at Highness the Prince of Capua, yesterday afternoon
Tharts Hotel.
fesen e Marquis of Hertford is at Naples in very indif-
_ Tt
l h
elled gout ealth. His Lordship has suffered much in consequence
Caatir°
ne,, Marquis of Huntly is gone to Aberboyne
Co iln Huutingdonshire.
44_ et Batthyany, who has been officiating at
arrived
;014 coronation of the Emperor of Austria at Milan, arri
Thvart's Hotel last evening, from Italy.
thpe,buke and Duchess of Beaufort, accompanied
have L", arqUis of Worcester and Lady Augusta Somerset,
bill 'wed at Ligne, from Venice. The Ladies Somerset
Aanreeturn to Arlington-street to-morrow, from Mr. and Lady
Curling Smith's seat, Wentworth House, Berks.
1:1b: Marquis of Bristol has arrived in Paris, from
ca
_p :i!bere the Noble Marquis will sojourn until the latter
Tuber.
Secretary to the Board of Control, Mr. Gor-
lioustariired in Dover-street yesterday, from his seat, Kemble
e, near Cirencester.
Lord
tilland Lady Southampton intend to make a con-
)4 ;ental tour for twleve months.
the Earl and Countess of Sefton and the Ladies
o.to 'YnCaux have left town for Stowe Park. The Noble Earl
better health than when he left town for Cheltenham.
e find by the Paris papers that Louis Philippe
b111:e his family attended the Italian Opera on Saturday night,
.'ear the Lucia di Lammermoor sung by Rubini, Tam-
brirlis and Persiani, under the direction of the composer
eelizetti, who is now at Paris preparing a grand opera for the
dernie Royale.
Neeunt Pozzo di Borgo entertained the Russian
pit "4' Wiamenski, Prince Soutzo, Count Pilasch, and a select
I'4' at dinner last evening, at Ashburnham House.
The Earl and Countess of Chesterfield entertained
ord ,
ov,n. 'ouaco,)nald and a select party at dinner, on Wednesday
brering,. His Lordship and visitants afterwards went to
iVane Theatre to see the spectacle of Charlemagne.
Earl and Countess of Erroll, and the Ladies
-alae;e,. daily expected at their apartments in St. James's
it Eta--; Znm a visit to Lord and Lady. Frederick Fitzclarence,
ts33,llteeb.4ePuse, Northumberland. His Lordship's. rooms in the
tt in fig too small to accommodate his family, he will re-
) _
oge, rivvo a few hours only, and then proceed to Pembroke
dini‘Richmond Park.
tr,„eto aa-Y. illaryborough returned to town last evening,
j!!!)se,7,:esi_r t‘o_the. Earl and Countess. of Clarendon, at the
feltroin,„,,o7 yyatford, who have arrived at their seat from
al'v,day;;•" 613 - Lord Maryborough left for Deal Castle a
toe e ine, to make the necessary arrangements to reside
astle.
hate eha ar
sta Mayhappy to state that the accounts from Cahir
Yosit
o.a,innounce Lady Glengall to be much better, and this
tTheo rnger. —Limerick Chronicle of Saturday.
4hd bail Hers of the Wilts yeomanry cavalry gave a
Ail ea. d supper on Friday evening, at the Town Hall,
sleweloory, tihtle families of the Marquis and Marchioness of
teed and uwager. Countess of Pembroke, Marquis of Lens-
-4 with "L'r. Estcourt, M.P., were present. Weippert at-
The it. his full band.
to'ght Hon. Sir Henry Ellis, who is spoken of
nitil; obtain the lucrative appointment of Governor
tilhd was so is half-brother to the Earl of Buckinghamshire,
paZeiatirne since sent on a special mission to the
Attl4llt. 8 1 lery. 'r Henryn Chamberlain, Bart., of the Royal
100, in thehas been appointed pro tent to the command at Cey-
t;r4t as
of the late Col. Clement.
lo°b'tql L."lt.s.—We have been informed by Sir
t. Z'aihra-es, that in consequence of the opening of the Pres-
Itiat-t1 of k the London mail will arrive here on and after
tie 4 for °vember, at nineteen minutes past four a.m. ; and
frointn thi; north will be despatched at five a.m.
.1n addi-
Ilers t, be long-talked of measure of a morning mail.
‘vole-h4bous;;N:s now to be carried into effect, which will arrive
%se new en o'clock in the evening ; and the North. .mafil,
leave starts at four o'clock in the afternoon, will. in u-
Edi46areh ~i'nhorgh about eight o'clock in the evening.—
thewe
hay ant.
!tikirce, unquestionable authority for stating that
lerttD ale have decided, with the consent of the Turkish
Nand ouisinti;„llPn sending to Constantinople immediately a
tlf ah: tlf of enterprising naval officers to take the com-
t'Ps essels of the Turkish fleet. The precise number
Atenirlk commanded is not stated.—Correspondent of
Rtinon aPer•—[One of the best things they can do.]
th e
toh,'llent , rumours of the day is one of the intendedrol_
nt Sir John Cam Hobhouse from the Board of
2116rnin Herald.Zg IttAtz,
tTeL HURRICANE AT ILFRACOMBE, OCT.
)t 11,12 p'ettl -orrespondent.)—This morning, at about half-
fs Low dreadk, a gale sprung up from the N. W., and at lA. M.
Itt:eitittl her rnoofrUPY. The brig Harmonie, from Zette,
_brokae
the,g warp %.,ngs in the harbour, but is now secured by .
vv. eta
' wo herring boats are out, with seven men ,
reNoutshanticipated. Another which was out escaped into
biewlY beil,ft safe harbour, about two miles to the eastward.
Ainfinwn (low" wall, at the back of Mr. Samuel Clark's house,
at lq"'sblown' Chimney at Mr. James Camp's ; and several
s,ste". Dicke tit, and the roof of the house nearly uncovered,
inh,sfrore o_ns°n's, Northfield. The streets are covered with
11141/4-tlita4ts adjoining houses. Almost the whole of the
ldrY, and ere roused from their bes. I send this off in a
hare of the
You must be aware that I Cannot obtain full parti-
1144eye damage, the mail leaving too soon to obtain them.
‘ll'o.'e ffe;-,arcely any
one can tell the amount of damage we
2 k.ued is for one, cannot. The gale abated a trifle
but it still continues very heavy.
ittiett 'Lerday fo
'kis rd Bran renoon, while a young man named
11. es or
some
eh was engaged in erecting a cooler on.the pre-
-47 by sow"' Messrs. Moirs, distillers, at Bromley, Middlesex,
141:'nce nee means or other lost his balance, and fell from a
11'en
uss . sixty feet to the ground. The poor fellow was
..the 4'01141, a state of insensibility, and carried on a shutterfuu
ani!! his vir'r'ino Hospital, when on examination it was
aboutod
,4:,kay ,eeit ie-
. g was fractured in a shocking manner
s'a'ns
inween the foot and the knee. He had also rt.-
sianla
i4tait_ertsizelreecoanrtiuosuioansstaoten. his head, and at present re-