The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-04 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Earl and Countess of Belmore at Ca:tlecoote, Line-
skea, Fermanagh, from Dublin ; the Earl of Devon at Pow-
derham Castle, from a visit to the Earl and Countess For-
tescue at Castle Hill, Exeter; the Duchess of Bedford at
Brighton, from a short visit to Worthing ; the Right Hon.
Edward Ellice and Captain Ellice, M. P., at Invereshie, their
shooting quarters in Scotland, from Ryde, Isle of Wight;
Lord Duncan at Chessell, on a visit to Lord and Lady Ash-
town, from Leamington Spa ; Lord and Lady Norreys at
their seat in Oxfordshire, from Cowes, Isle of Wight ; the
Countess Mountnorris at Brighton, from Tunbridge Wells ;
the Duke of St. Alban's at his seat, Redburn Hall, near
Brigg, Lincolnshire, from Cheltenham ; Baron de Burgh and
Baron de Krassow on a tour in Scotland, from Keswick, Cum-
berland ; Baron de Gotch on a tour in the north, from Mal-
vern Wells.

Her Majesty the Queen Dowager is expected to
embark at Portsmouth on the sth of next month for Malta,
where her Majesty intends to sojourn for a period not exceed-
ing six months.

His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge,
it is understood, will take his departure the latter end of this,
or the early part of next month, for Gibraltar, where his
Royal Highness is to stay for at least three months. We are
given to understand that his Royal Highness is going a grand
tour, aadwill be absent from this country for two years.
The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland arrived
at Alawick Castle on Monday evening from this town. Their
arrival was hailed by the firing of cannon, the ringing cf bells,
and the customary rejoicings. The Alnwick band played
several patriotic airs, and flags were displayed from the win-
dows of the houses.—Newcastle Journal.

The Marquis of Douro left Apsley House on Sun-
day morning, for Dorking, to enjoy a few days' shooting at the
Deep Dene, the estate of Mr. Henry Thomas Hope. The
Marquis proceeds to Walmer Castle at the end of the week,
for a few days ; and then will cross the water for Rotterdam.
We hear his Lordship will visit Spa, and thence proceed to
Milan.

Lord and Lady Lyndhurst, after visiting the Duke
of Wellington at \Valmer Castle, were to leave for Paris,
where the Learned Lord and family intend to pass the autumn.
We regret to hear that her Royal Highness the
Princess Sophia labours under an almost entire deprivation of
sight. An operation was recently performed on the Princess's
eyes by Mr. Alexander, the celebrated oculist, for the purpose
of restoring her vision. Her Royal Highness has removed
from Kensington Palace to the mansion of Colonel Wynyard,
in Church-lane, where she will reside while her apartments are
undergoing a thorough repair.
The Duke of Portland is receiving a select party at
\Velbeck Priory, Notts.

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The Earl and Countess of Carlisle and the Ladies
Howard are expected in Grosvenor place the first week in
next month, from their seat, Castle Howard, Yorkshire. They
will make a short stay in town, and then depart for Paris, on
their way to Italy, where they will winter.

The Attorney-General is on a visit to the Lord
Advocate at Strachur, in Argyleshire. —Scotsman.

The Speaker atrived Edinburgh on Monday last,
but left on Tuesday for Inverness-shire.—Scotsman,
Lord Stanley is expected at Netherby on a visit to
Sir James Graham, who is entertaining a sporting party in.
vited to shoot grouse on the moors in Cumberland.

The annual meeting of the General Reform Asso-
ciation of North Devon will be held at Southmolton, on Wed-
nesday, the 12th, when Lord Ebrington and Mr. Buller, of
Downes, are expected to be present.

The Ladies Fitz-Patrick, Mr. and Lady Janet
Walrond and family were among the passengers which left
London on Sunday last by the Antwerp Company's steam-
ship Antwerp. The same company's ship Princess Victoria
arrived from Antwerp yesterday morning in 20 hours.
The Duke and Duchess of Cleveland shortly take
their doparture from Worthing for their seat, Newton-house,
Bedale, Yorkshire, to be present at the Doncaster races, of
which his Grase is the principal steward.
DALMAHOY CASTLE.—A large party is about to
assemble at this splendid scat of the Earl of Morton, to be
present at the solemnisation of the marriage of Viscount NW-
ton, M. P., and Lady Frances Douglas, which taxes place on
the 10th of this month.
The Earl and Countess of Wilton have arrived
at Heaton Park, near Manchester, from Liverpool, where the
Noble Earl and his Lady landed from their yacht X'ariipi
from Cowes, Isle of Wight. A large party of noblemen and
their ladle; have been invited to the Heaton Park ,races by his
Lordship.

The Right Hon. the Earl of Falmouth has re-
turned id Tregothan from attending his Parliamentary duties,
—Devonport Telegraph.
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The Dowager Lady Glynne, the Misses Glynne,
and Sir Stephen Glynne, are going to Italy for the winter
months.
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day, for Brighton.
The Lord Lieutenant of Essex, Lord Braybroke,
is now entertaining a large party.
Mr. Conyer is entertaining a large party of sporting
gentlemen at Copt Hall, in Essex. Among v. liomr'ne Lord
s
De Lisle, Lord Petre, Sir John Tyrrell, B :rt. ; Mr. Bram-
ston, M.P., Mr. Abbott, and Mr. Hanbury.
The statue of Earl Grey was fixed upon the column
on Friday, when flags of buff and blue were
placed upon the
four corners of the scaffolding, and the bells of St. Nicholas's
church were rung in honour of the event. The statue repre-
sents his Lordship in his robes, is a splendid work of art, and
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the likeness is very striking. It is executed in Portland stone,
by Mr. Bailey.—. Newcastle Chronicle.
DOVER.—The Duke of Ylarlhorough, Mr. Bernal,
M. P., Lady Mary More, and the Marc
Marquis of Drogheda, have
taken houses on Waterloo-crescent f'or t
the latest arrivals at that fashionable quarter are, Mr. Erskine
and family, Sir Arthur and ' .1.,a0y Paget, and the Earl rskainnde
Countess of Verulam.
As an appropriate sequel to the gaiety and splenr
dour of the last week, a magnificent eatertainment was glvf'n
at Ravensworth Castle on Saturday, by Lord and LadY
Ravensworth, to upwards of five hundred distinguished indivi-