The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-30 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Captain Gilbert, in Half Moon-street, from the lonian Is-
lands ; Major and Mrs. Mitchell, in Park-street, from Har-
rowgate ; Captain Hamilton, in Albemarle-street, from Paris ;
Colonel and Mrs. Barry, in St. James's-street, from Paris;
Capt. Sinclair, in Brook-street, from Portsmouth; Lieut.-Col.
Gardiner, in Waterloo-place, from Lyme Regis, Dorsetshire ;
Captain Scott, in Piccadilly, from Windsor; Captain Bartho-
mew Mortresor, in Jermyn-street, from Paris ; Major Guig-
nard, in Pall-mall, from Brussels ; Colonel and Mrs. West,
in Grosvenor-street, from Ramsgate ; Major and Mrs. King-
ston, in Curzon-street, Mayfair, from Ramsgate ; Colonel De
Vipond, in Sackville-street, from Paris.
DEPARTURES.

Miss Wright Wilson, for Drayton Lodge, Andover, Hants;
Captain Cowell, for Dublin ; Colonel and Mrs. Ashton, for
Plymouth ; Captain Gwatkin, for Bristol ; Captain Irvine, for
Portsmouth ; Major and Mrs. Lake, for Bath ; Colonel and
Mrs. Meyer, for Clifton ; Licutenant O'Reilly, for the Medi-
terranean ; Captain S. Whitehead, for Portsmouth ; Major-
and Mrs. Wharton, for Bath; Captain Radcliffe, for Dover;
Colonel and Mrs. Hawkins, for the Isle of Wight ; Major and
Mrs. Hall, for Chatham ; Captain Massey, for Dublin ; Cap.
tain Humphrey Barnard, for Portsmouth.

Lord and Lady
on a tour.
Count and Countess Bathyany have left Portland-
place, for Brighton.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland has
appointed Colonel Poten to be his Private Secretary, in the
room of,Captain Charles Jones, and Captain Slade, 3d Dra-
goons, to be one of his Equerries.
Lord John Russell has appointed Charles Erskine,
Esq., and Charles Lister, Esq., a relative of Lady John
Russell, to fill the vacant clerkships in the Office of the
Secretary of State for the Home Department.
The sudden and unexpected appearance in town of
Earl Spencer created a good deal of gossip yesterday at the
Clubs.

.yhner have left Coulson's Hotel,

The remains of the late Hon. Augustus Lamb, the
son of Lord Melbourne, will be removed, in a very private
manner, on Friday next, from his Lordship's residence in
South-street, for interment in the family vault at Hatfield,
near Brocket Hall, Herts.

Cashiobury Park, .Earl Essex's • seat, and the
Grove, near Watford, Herts, the Earl of Clarendon's, will
be somewhat infringed upon in their. privacy and comfort
when the Birmingham Railroad, which traverses these de-
lightful retreats, comes into operation.
Sir Robert Gordon, on his arrival from Brighton,
% isited the Earl of Aberdeen at Argyll House.
Lord and Lady Sidney are entertaining a select
party at Frognall, near Footscray, Kent.
Countess Cirosvenor has arrived in Hamilteln.place,
on a visit to her mother, the Duchess Countess of Suther-
land,' from Motcombe House.
The Earl and Countess Manvers and family have
arrived at Thoresby Park, Nottinghamshim, from Chel-
tenham. •

Mr. Byng's splendid donation of 2,0001. to the
Metropolitan Churches Fund ought not to pass unnoticed,
furnishing, as it does, so wide a contrast to the total ab-
sence of liberality in so many other quarters.

The members, of the Abingdon Dinner Club gave
most splendid ball and supper on Friday last in the Council
Chamber to upwards of 200 of the principal Nobility and
Gentry in the neighbourhood.
he Earl and Countess Grey are entertaining a dis-
tinguished circle of friends at HOwick. The Marchioness
of Clanricarde, Hon. Captain F. Grey, Lady E. Bulteel,
and Hon. Captain H. Grey arc amongst the recent arrivals.
Mr. K. Tynte, M.P., was prevented attending the
West Somerset agricultural meeting on Friday by a very
severe attack of inflammatory sore throat and fever, which;
we regret .to say, still confines the Hon. Gentleman to his
room.

The Earl of Sandwich is rebuilding on a splendid
scale the wings of Hinchinbroke House, which were des-
troyed by fire several years since.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and
the Princess Victoria, attended by Lady T. Strangways,
Baroness Lehzen, and Sir John Conroy, left Ramsgate
yesterday morning, and arrived at Claremont in the after-
noon.

Earl Cadogan came to Queensberry House from his
seat, Santondownham, Suffolk, on Saturday, to meet the
Countess mid the Ladies Honoria and Augusta, on their
arrival from a short Contipental tour.
His Majesty's Keeper of the Privy Purse (Major-
General Sir Henry Wheatley, K.C.H.) has appointed his
son, J. li. Wheatley, Esq., to be Secretary to the Privy
Ptirse, vice John Bott, Esq., resigned.
The Duke of Dorset will leave Drayton, Nor-
thamptonshire, next week, for the Pavilion at Brighton.
The Earl of Shaftesbury has arrived at his seat,- St.
Giles's Park, near CranhoUrne.

The Paymaster of the Household, Thomas Shift=
ner, Esq., has embarked for Madeira, where he will reside
some time'for the improvement of his health.
The Dutch Minister, Al. Dedel, has, for the last
two days, been busily engaged at several of the Foreign
Embasies.

Lord Melbourne's deceased son and only child, the
Hon. G. A. F. Lamb, was in his 30th year, having been
born on the 11th August, 1807. This amiable young man
has long laboured under infirmity which renders his demise
a happy release. Sir Frederick Lamb, Lord Melbourne's
next brother, is now presumptive heir to the title.
It was reported last evening that Earl Forteseue,
the father of Lord Ebrington, was seriously ill. The vener-
able Earl is in the 83d or 84th year of his age. The family
are at Castle Hill, Devon.
Lord Morpeth intends to bring in a Bill next Ses-
sion for the equalization of taxation in the city of Dublin,
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t a m9eti3l of the Town Council of Ayr on
Wednesday last, the freedom of the burgh was unanimously
voted to Lord James Stuart, in testimony of the Council's
approbation of his Lordship's Parliamentary conduct.
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Feel 4 dipper ills yisit Seotland rin January.
There been a heavy fall of snow at Bath and in
that neiihhoprhop4l