The Sun.
London, England, 1825-11-26 00:00:00

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.

The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, from Hatfield ; the
Earl of Chesterfield, from Bradley Hall, Derbyshire; Lady
Saye and Sele, from Kent; Lady Caroline Dundas, Frederick
Dundas, Esq. and the Messrs. Dundas, from German Spa.
At Fladong's Hotel—John Mackenzie, Esq. Mrs. Mackenzie,
Miss Pendrill, from Herta ; Mrs. Smith, from a tour; Colo-
nel Edwards, from %Vsles ; N. Cumberledge, Esq. from Ports-
mouth ; K. Hervey, Esq. from Salisbury ; W. L. Goldsmith,
Esq. from the Continent; R. Heat:lcotte, Esq. from Newcas-
tle ; P. N. Roberts, Esq. from Esher ; Colonel Nelthorpe,
from. Norwich. At Batts' Hotel—H. Grattan, Esq.; Mr. and
Mrs. Wnilsom, from Dover.

BATH ArlaffAr.s.—Viscount and Lady Sidmouth, Lady
Dorchester, lion. Captain Boyle, Hon. Mr. Coventry,
Miss Courtenay, Hon. Miss Montague, Sir C. Dowding, Sir
Geo. Garrett, Sir Vaughan, Admiral Hollis, General and
Airs. Druminond, Colonel \Veiny**, Lieut.-Colonel and Mrs.
Jones, Lieut.-Colonel Cassell, Majors Batchellor, Mitchel,
Preston, Richards, Captains Baines, Chapman.—Revs. Mr. G.
Boraston, F. Fuller, Gatehouse, J. Simons, Shuttleworth,
Sharer, R. Young.

Mr. Planta, Under Secretary of State for the Foreign De.
pertinent, left town yesterday for the seat of Mr. Ellis, at Sea-
ford, Sussex, where Mr. Secretary Canning is at present staving.
Mrs. Peel, wife of Mr. Secretary Peel, was better yesterday.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer came to town yesterday
morning, from his seat, at Beckenham. The Right Hon.
Gentleman returned to Beckenham in the afternoon.
The Duke of St. Alban's' Lady Charlotte Beauclerk, and
Mrs. Coutts, left the Earl of Breadalbane's scat, in Scotland,
on Thursday, on their way to town, where they are expected to
arrive on « ednesday next.
Sir George Smart, on his return from Berlin, visited Hanover,
where he was graciously received by his Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge, and invited by him to a musical. party at
llis Palace. From thence he went to Hesse Cassel, in order to
visit Sphor, who kindly made a musical party for him. He is
now at Paris, and, we understand, intends being in London
early next month.

Cord Bruce, eldest son of the Marquis of Aylesbury, having
an Sunday last attained the age of 21 years, the event has been
celebrated at Tottenham Park, and through the 31arquis's
extensive manors, in the true style of old English hospitality.
At Tottenham Park a dinner was given to 390 of his Lord-
ship's servants, workmen, labourers and others.
LORD COMBERMERE.—A paragraph has been taking its
rounds through the papers, announcing the death of this gallant
and much esteemed Nobleman. We are happy to state, that
there is not the slightest foundation whatever for the report.—
(Dublin Evening Anil.)
Tuesday last, the Members of the Colchester True-Blue, or
Pitt Club, assembled at the Three Cups Inn, to celebrate the
Nineteenth Anniversary of its establisment. The attendance
last year was more numerous than several previous years, but,
on the present occasion, the number was still greater, 131
members and their friends being present. J. B. WILDMAN,
Eeq., M. P., presided in the Chair.—(Chelmsford Chronicle)