The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-17 00:00:00

-I‘A-SIIIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

DEPARTURES.
Luc..
1 Countess of Winterton, and Lady Charlotte Tur-
si" for Shillinglee Park, the seat of the Earl of Winterton;
trri4l. Tierney, Bart., and family, from Bruton-street, for
t°n Lord Plunket, the Hon. William Plunket, and the
Ron. the Misses Isabella and Louisa Plunket, from English's
Iyal Hotel, for Dublin; Mr., Mrs., and Miss M'Causland,
r4l ditto, for Leamington Spa; Richard M'Causland, Esq.,
from ditto, for Dublin ; J. M. M'Cleod, Esq., and Lady,
Cal in ditto, for Edinburgh ; Lady L. Blosse, from ditto, for
GI Gilbert Kennedy, Esq., and family, from ditto, for
la 4,424°W ; the Earl of Gosford for Gosford Castle, in Ire-
,. ; Mr. George Lane Fox for Scarborough; Mr. Mel-
1-,?e ,°n a tour; Lord Clifford for Ugbrook Park, Chudleigh,
iviriuevonsihire; Lord Bolingbroke for Lyddiard Park, in
;Ishire; Mr. A. Erskine for Forfarshire ; Captain Hugh
dlslot4ainYfo; Suffolk ; the Earl of Euston for Salcey Forest, in
tonshire ' • Lord Algernon St. Maur, for Wimble_
u,Lis.nt.-General Sir Harry Duff for the North ; Lieut._
'''Yndham for Sussex ; Mr. David Ker and Lady Selina
ICer for their seat in Surrey ; Sir John and Lady Johnstone
(114 °- „tc".l-1.; Lord Redesdale and the Hon. Miss hlitford for
'l%-in-the.Marsh, Gloucestershire.

ARRIVALS.
f ernaP,lfain and Mrs. Macdonald, at English's Royal Hotel,
tercrb-„ '-alcutta ; Captain Charles Peterson, at ditto, from Can-
str. "r'3'; Colonel Vernon, C. 8., at ditto, from Hilton Park,
affordshire • Messrs. Jobez, Myers, and Parson, at ditto
""4 Li„ '
ford , rPol; Alexander Reid, Esq., at ditto, from Hors-
front' El'ellne;ahlre; Captains Macartney and Mudie, at ditto,
Her Ni

'Palace forlvalestY New
Itivaein thre, it is ex
and the Court will leave the
-indsor Castle to-morrow morning, and will re-
will
4 they
ce[eidecttoedß,ruignhtitlonth. e third week in October,
Th pro
len , ! equiPages of Prince Esterhazy and his Excel-
thoseee Ottoman Ambassador were the most splendid among
of
gittk_
yethe corps diplomatique at the ceremony of the proro-
uu sterday.
The Marquis of Lansdowne's last dinner for the
aselia",;'°° " Lansdowne House, was given to Lords Ilchester,
Mr
pr. 413_, srouheringdon,
eSir George 'Grey, Mr. Vernoa Smith, and
i:,.
Yitit 'e Duke of Wellington will pay his usual annual
Walmer Castle, in Kent, in a few days.
t
i,el4d°r(l Thomas Cecil and his noble bride have ar-
i: at Dover from Hastings, on their route to the continent.
Tamil i-dord and
Lady Feversham have arrived at the
Itft3Y seat, Duncombe Park, in Yorkshire, from town.
11e Crown Prince Maximilian of Bavaria and suite
of lisbq Weeks' residence here, has left town for his chateau
'eh -i°,;',eonswangen, near Munich. His Royal Highness tra-
, Pril 9.
'-.x.tr e Marquis of Brignole, Sardinian Ambassador
Pult4:linary, and his lady and daughter will. leave the
of 1,e;;►" Hotel to-morrow for Turin, having had his audience
e Of her Majesty.
110 The Marquis of Abercorn will leave Byham
to 11,18 e, Brighton, after the accouchement of the. Marchioness,
1)0 0 Present at the marriage of her first cousin, Lady Fanny
to 'IL". daughter of the Earl of Morton, to N isco.unt
letbli''est son of Earl Fitzwilliam. The nuptials will be so-
Wsed at Dalmahoy House, Mid Lothian.
14 '°unt Zavadowsky has left Crawley's Hotel for Mi-
k,r,The Countess remains in town a few weeks longer.
tow'lle Due de iVlaille and Lord Castlereagh left
co.wneos. Tuesday to dine with the Royal Yacht Squadron at
tiorT,he Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry and
1., Q Seaham have left Holdernesse House, on a tour in the
"t of Wight. The Noble and Gallant Marquis has been
el gayB occupied of late in preparing his new work for the
.pre
ti General Lord William Bentinck left Vernon
°use, in the Green Park, on Wednesday, for his shooting
Itlarters in Sutherlandshirc, where his Lordship will enter-
tain a party next week.
_, The Hon. Fulke Greville left Falmouth on Satur-
day last for Quebec, in the Charlotte yacht, purchased of the
Marquis of Waterford.
The Earl of Yarborough and party returned to
Cowes roads on Tuesday from a cruise ; his Lordship presided
at the yacht squadron dinner on the same day.
The late Countess of Essex's mansion, in Hill-
atreet, will be tenanted by the Hon. Col. Anson, Storekeeper-
General of the Ordnance, who has taken it fur a term.
His Serene fli!:,hiless the Prince of Hohenlohe
left
the town yesterday afternoon, to pay a visit to her Majesty
Queen Dowager at Bushy Park.
The Marquis of Lansdowne leaves town to-morrow
r
fO %wood Park.
~,,• THE DEVIL'S OPERA.—We have much pleasure
f announcing that the native musical talent of England has at
heangth achieved a triumph of no ordinary kind. This Opera,
dZing undrgone some very judicious curtailments and emen-
t nnts under the direction of Messrs. Baker and Wieland,
ca°:" of a run of success, unprecedented, except in the
zni,.? e,f Der Freischutz. The music appears to run more
"etnlY, the pantomimic tricks and incidents arc more
e°llden' d and easy, and the characters and plot are more
fully d'e
bight eveloped than on the first night of its production. Last
Is.aa crowded and most fashionable audience testified their
singularl t etion with the musical and melodramatic merits of this
iiar with
among whom we observed the Marquis and
of ~,nitioness of Londonderry, the Duke of Beaufort, the Earl
h.. Cheater Londonderry,
and Lords Monson and Segrave. It is to be
411'ped that the arduous task which the Committee of Manage-
krl_ ! the English Opera House has undertaken will now
tjet_with its well-merited reward; and that by the run of
It°,4-)._ its Opera, during
e O the remainder of the season, the
their of their treasury will be able to compensate them for
lit sses, hitherto, in
catering for the public taste
, RW STRAND THEATRE.---Freclerick 9f Prussia,
, The •
has bee King and the Comedian, a light and laughable trifle by Selby,
theseboo produced at this theatre for the purpose of introducing upon
or
that ards Mr. Tilbury, of Covent-garden Theatre, in the character
tal.i eccentric and puissant monarch. The part is well suited to his
,Ikins,n and he performed it throughout with great humour and effect;
b„ ,!14 g, particutariy in the scenes with Stolbach (admirably personated
iir:l-41Toon), the heartiest laughter, as also well-deserved applause.
414. Lee performed an Austrian captain, with an unspeakably long
adth.antui_i:r4eir,kyscleverly. The little part of Brochette (a cook) wag very
3,6:. ply sustained by Mr. Attwood. But little was to be done by
and Miss Treble in the Countess ?lotzen and Camilla, but
(tenet, little was done well. The piece was highly relished by the au.
and ~,,,•:., iuder2d, evertt the 1 reec.thog p!ec,, , T, C.,:rrf,' ~y
.',,, !..
mantas' nation Strane, and that which concluded the evening's enter,
11_ Little Sin, and Pretty Sinners. From the appearance of the
sul;;:e Should sunxnee that it receives a very liberal share of public