The Sun.
London, England, 1813-01-29 00:00:00

77171 ,P.-I,3IIOII.4IILE.IrORLD.

A RRIVAL3.--The Deehess of Manchester and family, at
their house, in llerlieley.square,. from Bognor Rocks ; the
,Marebione,i of Wellington, at her huuse, m Harley-street,
from Tunbridge Wells; the Marqiiis HMI Marchioness of
114th, at their hot,y in GrosVettor-Square, from their scat,
Long Leat, 11'ilts; toe Earl and Curliness of Chatham and
family, ;it their houre, in llerkeley,squure, from
Colchester J Lady ilwarden, at her honse, in'tlpper Brook-
street, froin Iliiihton; Lord and.l.Adv'ekistlereagh, their
mansion, St; Innes.square, front their seat, North Cray,
Kent; Hon. Mr. Sommerville, from Gxford, at Holding's
New Hotel, Hanlver-square ; Captain and Mrs. Horton, at
the same place, trout Portsmontli ; Lord Lismorc,. at Ilatt's
Hotel, Dover-street, from I)ublin Jenner, Esq. at
his house, jn Russell square, from ; the Marchio-
ness of DosVusliire, at her house, in Ilanover-srate,. front
Ireland ; Lord and Lady Lereson Gower, at their house, in
Stanhope4treet, from their seat 'in Staffordshire ; . the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, at the PaLiee,lattitheth, from Adding..
ten ; the Earl of Westmoreliiad, at, his house, in Gros.
renor.square, front his scat ii(Noitlampton;hire; the Earl
and Countess of Uxbridge and family, at their house, in Bur-
-10)0ms-street, front their seat in Stafordshire; the Earl of
Morton, at WI -house in Pull-street, from Scotland; Lord
Landatt and Lady Matthew, at Long Hotel, Twilit-street,
from Cheltenhauf; Thos. lteail Kenn); Hill. M. I'. from
Lewes,. at fienderson's 'Hotel, New 1 211.1ce Yard, West-
minsfer.

Dmi.titrunts.— an- 4 from Long', Hotel, it
Bond-
street, to Bath; Lieut.-General Mticicerqie, from Bialie's
tel, Jerniyii-street, to ; Mr. unit Mr. Sheridan, from
Cooleh, note), Dover-street, to .Soittl•till, Iltdfordshire, the
splendid scut of Moine!, Whitbread,..l4sq.

General Homy, Colonel LOW Count DE bEsoo,
Captain BaowN (Aid-de-Cai»p to the General),
Mr. KLY, (King's Messenger), and their retinue,
re-embarked on Wednesday, at Yarmouth, on
board the Daphne slOop at war; for Gottenburgh ;
they sailed immediately.
it is particularly recommended to GovernMent
to pay attention to the great number of foreigners
now in this country, Much has already been done
by preventing the ingress of fresh aliens ; but inure
still remains. All aliens now resident in MC
country .sbould be compelled to give the most sa-
tisfactory accounts of the objects of their visit,
and the time when those objects may be I“,.com-
plished, •
Six extra Knights of the Bath are to he ;mine-
diately invested with the insignia of that Order
the Honourable Admiral BARKCLEY', Lieutenant-
General Lord IVILLIAI4 BEN'TrOCK,. Littitenant
General Sir JOON DOY/4i, 11.10'0N,
Major.-General the lion. G. „Cole, and Major-
General the lion. C. W.

At a meeting of, the inhabitants of Soli44bitf-y,
on Thursday, a Petition to.Parlitimiint w,,ls3,,grecd
to against the repeal of those laws which wurp
ennead for the security of the Protestant Ltcli-
gion.
The Eait likrta-Itiltsl&'Aorpsia, of 700 tons,
toinnialuieci by Ciytain --B. Fit Rousso, will Sail
for the Isle of, Fiance, bind Calcutta, with the
March fleet. ' '

Sir W. ltuNiaoi.D is one of the new establish-
ment going to.lralia.
The lion. 3oniiot.mius has resigned his Com
missioner's seat at the Board of Excise, with a
view of retiring•inta theeountry: _ _

115, the death of Lord iluttrimetp, the Colo-
nelcy of Oa King's Dragoon Guards becomes va-
cant, which, it is reported, the Duke of Cumuca-
LAND is,to get ;, arid that his Royal Highness is to
he succeeded in the command of .the 15th Light
Dragoons by Lieutenant-Geuerul Sir STAPLETON
COTTON.

The accession of property which accrues to Lortl
Tito .E, by the death of the Duchess of CHANDOS,
cannot be rated less thaw 12 or 14,000/. a-year ;
and the estates are considered as very improvable.
Lord COVENTRY is improving the Park front of
Piccadilly-house with a rail, instead of the wail ,•
an improvement• whisk should be continnetl, till
stopped by the private: garden of Lord W.
GottnoN.

Loen ‘VELLESLEY has been confined to Apstey-
house for some days by indispobition.
One of the Russian frigates, lately arrived, is
to be taken into clock at Sheerness, and undergo
every repair that may he necessary.
A letter from Paris of theitith instant, contains
the following remark :—" Nearly the whole of our
illnrshats and Generals have been accounted' for ;
but, notwithstandingall the inquiries we have Made
we learn nothing of tliat Great Officer, JOEL BAR-
LOW." His Lady is still at Paris, and is inconso-
lable for the supposed los.s of her husband.
Caort-martial is to he held at Sheerness,' on
Captain HALLIDAY, for the loss of the bard
stoop of war, near Shields. The hopes that bad
been entertained of time Ferret being got oft are
now given up..

Vu the 30th ult. a small box was stolen from
the seat withinside the Chelmsford coach, direted
tt.) Mr. Kelham, jeweller of Chelmsford and
which contained thre4 gold repeating watches of
the value, of 140/.
large field of gorse, upon the estate of Box.
aley, in Cheshire, the property of Randle Wilbra-
iii, I;i+ was, on the fah inst. maliciously set on
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