The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-21 00:00:00

DEPARTURES FROM TOWN, &c.

Lord Charles Manncrm, for Belvoir Castle ; Henry Drum-
mond, Esq. for his seat, A llutry Park, Surrev.—From the Cla-
rendon Dote], Bond-street—Mr. and Airs. West Russell; for
their seat in Statfordshire.—From Fenton's lintel, St. James's-
place—The Rev. D. R. Alurray, for Cheltenham ; Richard
Hodges, Esq. for Brighton W. Simpson, Esq. for Bath ;
James Daly, Esq. M.P. for Eastbourne.—From Long's Hotel,
Bond-street—Captain and Mrs. Burnett, for the Continent;
Captain Hicks, R.N. for Plymouth ; William Norton, Esq.
for Cheltenham ; C. Drake, Esq. for Brussels.

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.
The Earl and Countess Bathurst, from their seat, Cirences-
ter; the Earl and Countess of Jersey, from Aliddleton Park,
Oxfordshire—At the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street—Lady
Sophia hent and Son, frOm Lincolnshire; Colonel and Mrs.
Wheatham and faultily, from Worthing ; D. Lynch, Esq.
from Paris.—At Goulds Hotel, Jernlyn-street—Mr. and Mrs.
Hyatt, from a tour.—At Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square—
Lord Mandeville, front a tour.—At the London Hotel, Albe-
marle-street—John Stapleton, Esq. from Brighton ; A. Lut.
terroth, Esq. from Scotlatrui.—At Long's Hotel—Mr. and Mrs.
Chaloner Bisse, front a tour.

ROYAL Mann lAG E.—(Drethen. Sept. B.)—The Count Von
Schalenburg, MMister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty at the
Court of Vienna, has applied in form at Lucca for the hand of
the young and beautiful Princess of Lucca for his Royal High-
ness Prince Maximilian, tire King's third brother, who returned
in May from his journey to Italy and Spain, where he went to
visit his daughter the Queen of Spain. The negotiations are
all concluded and the contract signed. Prince Maximilian
having resigned his apartments in the Palace to his youngest
son, Prince John, on his marriage with the Princess Amelia
Augusta of Bavaria. The Palace Bruhl, which is not in use,
is now putting in order with all speed, that his Royal Highness
may be able to remove to it in the spring. The marriage will
take place in October.
The Earl of Liverpool arrived at his residence, at Whitehall,
yesterday afternoon, from Walnter Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. Secretary Canning arrived at their new resi-
dence. Downing-street, yesterday afternoon, from Eaton,
Huntingdonshire.
Yesterday afternoon the Chancellor of the Exchequer and
Lady Sarah Robinson came to town, from the seat of the Earl
of Verulam, at Gorhambury. near St. A lban's.
The Dowager Duchess of Richmond, accompanied by her
daughter, Lady Sarah Lennox, arrived in Dublin from Eng-
land on Friday last. Her Ladyship intends paying a visit to
Woodstock, the seat of Mr. Tighe.
Lord and Lady Clive have arrived at Powis Castle, front a li
tour.
Their Graces of Northumberland arrived, last week, at Aln-
wick Castle, and were received by a very large number of
tenantry with strong demonstrations of joy at their coming from
abroad. The Duke, on alighting from his carriage, returned
his best thanks for their kind feelings towards him, and took
occasion to mention, as appropriate to the cause of their meet-
ing him, that he was sure they would receive pleasure at being
informed how incorrect the newspaper accounts were on the
subject of his mission, as, from the King to the peasant. a
marked attention was paid to the British embassy, and .to him
as his Majesty's representative, which he thought it aunty he
owed to the Court of France to acknowledge.—(Carlisle
Patriot.)
Visiters to the Lakes who have doubted the reality of the
phenomenon called the Floating Island, on Dement Lake, may
now have ocular demonstration. It appears above water for the
length of lio yards, in a place where, a few days ago, boats
sailed over without interruption, although the surface of the
lake has been raised, by the late heavy showers, a foot higher
than it was at that time.—(Crrli.cle Patriot.)