The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-08 00:00:00

CHANGES

The Duchess de Dino and Mdlle. de Perigord, at Dieppe,
from her chateau at Rochelle ; the Duke of Leeds, at Mar
Lodge, Aberdeen, from his seat, Hornby Castle, near Catte-
rick, Yorkshire ; the Marquis of Abercorn, at Dahnahoy Cas-
tle, Mid Lothian, from Brighton; the Dowager Countess
Cowper and Lady Fanny Cowper, on a visit to Lord and
Lady Willoughby d'Eresby, at Drummond Castle, Perthshire,
from Earl Cowper's seat, Pansanger, Ilerts ; the Dowager
Lady Byron, at Frankfort-on-the-Maine, from a tour of the
German .Spas ; the Duke of Devonshire and the Earl and
Countess of Granville, from a tour in the Swiss Cantons,
for Lyons, on their way to Paris ; Lord Ranelagh and the
Hon. Misses Jones, at Baden Baden, from Italy ; Earl
Talbot, at Ingestrie Hall, near Lichfield, from Sir Robert
Peel's seat, Drayton Manor, Fazeley, Staffordshire; the
Marquis of Douro, at Walmer Castle, from the Deepdene,
Mr. Hope's seat, near Dorking, Surrey; Col. Sir James Hope,
at Windsor, from the North ; the Marquis of Lansdowne and
Lord Shelburne, from Dublin, for Limerick; Lord and Lady
Southampton, from the Duke of Leeds's shooting lodge.
Northamptonshire; Lord Petre, from a visit to Colonel Co-
nyers, at Copt Hall, Essex, for his scat, Thorndon Hall, near
Brentwood ; Lord and Lady Lyndhurst, from a visit to the
Duke of Wellington, at Widmer Castle, for Paris; the Earl
and Countess Poulett, at Brighton, from their villa, at Twick-
enham ; the Archbishop of Armagh, from a visit to Wilbra-
ham Egerton, Esq., at Tatton Park, Knutsford, Cheshire, for
Dublin; Mr. Fleming, M. P., and party, at Southampton,
from a cruize in his yacht off the French coast; Lord Se-
grave, at Berkeley Castle, from a cruize in his yacht in the
Channel ; Earl and Countess of Beauchamp, at Diel.pe, &am
a tour in Normandy; Captain and Mrs. Somerville, from
Dagenham Park Essex, for Guerr.sey ; Lord Ossulston,
from Pm-tree, Isle of Skye, for Chillingham Castle, near
Ncwcastle.upon-Tyne; Lord and Lady Gololphin, on a visa
to Mr. Winston Barron, at his seat, near Waterford, fv.nn a
cruise in his Lordship's yacht the Arrow.

The Duke of Sussex has arrived at Kensington
Palace from a visit to Mr. Thistiethwaite, at Southwick Park,
The Duke of Bedford 1145 returned to town from
Woburn Abbey. The DucheSs and the Lady Georgiana and
Rachael Russell are still staying at Brighton.
The Duke of Portland is entertaining a family patty
at WelLeck Abbey. Lord and I,4dy Howard de Walden will
take leave of the Duke and Duchess the week artp, ne4t, arid
then embark for L'sbon.

The Earl of Winchilsca has been visiting his estates
in Lincolnshire, and paid visits to several Noble Friends,
among whom werp the 4arl and Countess Brownlow, who are
entertaining a select party rst Belton House.
Lord Ellenborough will receive a large party of the
nobility and gentry at Southam House, during the Gloucestar
musical festival.

The Count and Countess Pozzo di Borgo have not
yet arrived at Ashburnham House, as announced by a Morning
Contemporary, and it is doubtful whether they will revisit
England this year ; their coming over from Paris was contin-
gent on the arrival pf the Grand Duke Alexander of Russia,
who is not now expected.

Major Mackie, K.IL, has been appointed Governor
of the hritlsh settlements on the Gambia? in the room of the
late 9. Rodall, Esq.
The Right Hon. Charles Watkin W. Wynn, m,p.,
is suffering f!cp, slight indisposition at his seat, tlw Hall, Elan-
gedwin, North 'Wales,
The Duchess of Gloucester visited her Majesty
the Queen Dowager no Thursday, in Bushy. Park,
Mr. Nichols, the Poor.luw Commissioner, was ex-
pected in Dublin on Monday la-A. Two other Commissioners
have, it is said, been actually appointed, Mr. Benior and OK,
lion. Mr, Cloments' son to Lord Leitrim and brother to Lord
Clements. Ulster TiPieg•
Lord Glenelg left town yesterday milling for
Windsor Castle.
Lord and Lady Lisle are now on a visit to the Earl
of Devon at Powderharn Castle, where a select party has as-
sembled.
Lord Ellenborough will receive a large party at
Southam House during the Gloucester Musical Festival.
Prince Schwartzenberg arrived in town yesterday from
Windsor. _ _ .

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Prince Pierre Napoleon, son of Lucien Bonaparte,
arrived at Antwerp, on Monday, by the City of Ha.bury
steam-packet.
The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, the Marquis
of Worcester, and Lady Augusta Somerset, intend leaving
Milan the latter end of this month, and after making a tour
for a month in Italy, returning to town, and then proceeding
to Badminton for the season.
The Duke of Montrose is still at his castle, Buch-
anan, in Dumbartonshire, which has lately received an acces-
sion of visitors.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster have
returned to Moor Park from Grosvenor House ; and on Tues-
day next they return to tow,' to make preparations for their
journey into Cheshire; they will leave on the Thursday fol-

lowing.
The Marquis of Douro returned to Apsley House
on Thursday evening, from Mr. Hope's villa at DeepdelW in
Surrey ; and, in a few days, will go to Walmer Castle. With
the exception of this visit, Lord Douro has not been out of
town for many months ; and, of course, therefore, there is no
truth in the statement that has appeared of his Lordship's tour
in the south of Ireland.
The Marquis of Abercorn arrived on town on Wed-
nesday from Brighton.
The Marchioness of Londonderry was gradually
recovering when the last letters left Wynyard Park for to wn.
The Earl and Countess of Warwick intend sojourn-
ing on the Continent for six months.
The Countess of Lincoln, we hear, is much im-
proved in health.
The Earl and Countess of Wilton arrived early in
the present week at Heaton Hall, Manchester.
Lord and Lady Thomas Cecil, after their marriage,
went up the Rhine they are now at Baden Baden.
Lord and Lady Colchester, Lord and Lady Marcus
Hill, and a large party, are amongst the fashionable residents
at Northing.
Lord and Lady Willoughby d'Eresby are entertain-
ing
Dowager Countess Cowper and a distinguished party at
their scat in Scotland.

Lord Willianißentinck has left town for Brighton,
Tharc was a report of the serious illness of Lady
Sophia Gresley ; we era happy to laru that her Ladyship Is
not seriously indisposed, and has left town for Sussex.
The Marquis of Abercorn has left Carlton-terrace
on A visit t, the Earl and Countess of Morton, at Dalmahoy
Castle, Mid-Lothian,
FlierP Lis Lordship will be present at
the marriage between his Coiliin,LA'clv Vanny
Viscount Milton, eldest son at Earl,
The Countess Annesloy has left-Cheltenham Pr 11r
seat in Leland, accompanied' by the Annesley apd hey
youthful family. r,:,;;;%.% of the late Earl will pe re-
moved from Cheltenham for interment in Ireland.
Captain Keiller, of the Dorothy, was accidentally
drowned in Dundee harbour, last week. He has left a widpw
and five children. He tripped against'nn elevation in the W4II
of the new dock, and fell into it,