The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-27 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte and family, at the Cavendish
Hotel,
from New York ; Hugo Gildemester and family, at
ytte, from New York ; Esq Shand, Esq., at ditto, from
scotland ;R. W. Watson, ~ at ditto, from Cheltenham
mr. and Mrs. Newton, at ditto, from Brighton ; Messrs.
,:aeartney and Fogarty, at English's Royal Hotel, from Dub-
Val ."' A. C. Pullen, Esq., at ditto, from Dublin.
DEPARTURES.
?rho Earl and Countess of Listowel, from Belgrave-square,
for Ireland; Vice-Admiral Sir Tremayne and Lady Rood,
fromWimpole-street, for Tonbridge Wells ; the Dowager
Lappßlacket for Walter Park, Northumberland ; Lord Sher-
Laic for Sherborne House, near Northleach, in Gloucester-
';iePhilip Bouverie for Cricklade, in Gloucestershire;
°Dlr. and Mrs. Fraser for Ely Grange, Tonbridge Wells; Sir
Robert Frankland, Bart., for Thirsk, in Yorkshire ; Mr.
valdimand, for Brighton ; the Rev. Thomas Thurlow for
Voxford Rectory, in Suffolk ; the Hon. Mr. Bridgman Simp-
s' on for Stoke Hall, in Derbyshire • the Hon. Richard Wat-
son for Rockingham Castle ; Lord Worsley for St. Lawrence
in the Isle of Wight • Mr. Blake and Mr. John
pCjtaatkegefc'ir Dawesbury Hall, in Hertfordshire; Mr. and Mrs.
6511 y Knight for Firbeck Hall, Bawtry, Yorkshire ; Mr. R.
tolford for West Cliff, Isle of Wight; Lady Charlotte Lind-
say for Surrey ; Sir Robert Price, Bart., for Herefordshire ;
Mrs. Otway Cave, Mrs. Murray, and the Misses Otway Cave,
from Thomas's Hotel, for the Continent ; the Hon. Thomas
Grenville for Dropmore, near Beaconsfield, Bucks ; the Hon.
Colonel Wingfield Stratford for Addington Place, Kent;
Lade Shaw Stuart for Scotland; Lord Decies on a tour;
blr.-Adarn Askew for Suffolk; Mrs. Montefiore for Worrh
Park, Crawley, Sussex ; Mr. Mathew Bell, M. P., for Wool.
iington, Newcastle-upon. Tyne ; Sir George Warrender,
Bart. on a tour ; Lord and Lady Wrottesley for Wrottesley
flap, in Staffordshire • the Duke of St. Alban's for Red-
bourne Hall, Lincolnshire ; Sir Byam Martin and Captain
-martin, R. N. ; A Corbally, Esq., and Miss Corbally, from
English's Royal Hotel, for Antwerp ; the Rev. H. T.
Daniel, from ditto, for Chelmsford; the Bishop of Worces-
ter, from ditto, for Brighton ; Thomas Carson, Esq., from
ditto, for Liverpool ; Mr. and Mrs. Leland, from ditto, for
Leamington Spa; W. H. Curran, Esq., from ditto, for the
Continent.

The Marquis of Tweeddale's family have left
Kim-
bolton Castle for the North.
The Marquis of Clanricarde arrived in St. James's-
square on Friday last from Paris.
The Countess of Bridgewater saw company last
week at Ashridge Castle.
The Earl of Powis remains in town, and occasion-
ally takes the air in Hyde Park. The Duke of Northumber-
land took leave of the venerable Peer on the day previous to
his Grace's departure for Alnwick Castle.
The Earl of Effingham will leave town in a day. or
two on a
The Earl of Brecknock left town on Saturday last
for Bayham Abbey, where his Lordship will receive visitors
at the commencement of the sporting season.
Lord and Lady Carrington arrived in town on
Saturday last from Wycombe Abbey.
Lord Howard de Walden arrived in Audley-square
on Friday last from a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Port-
land, at Welbeck Priory.
Lord Braybrooke will receive company at Audley
End next month.
Lord Chesterfield is expected in town in the course
of the week, for a day or two ; and hence his Lordship pro-
ceeds to his lodge, at Gedling, to commence the partridge
Shooting season.
Lord Love is receiving a large party at Beaufort
Castle, Inverness.

—THE CANTERBURY LIBERALS.—We had sup-
posed that the feud between the different sections of the Can-
terbur y Liberals might have ended after the transactions which
we detailed last week; but the subject has been revived by
the publication of a handbill from a member of the Festival
Committee. Impartial persons must confess that Mr.
Villiers comes out of the affair triumphantly; but it is of little
consolation that this or that gentleman triumphs while the
general cause suffers. Conciliation is easily attainable, if dis-
cretion guide the counsels of the Whigs and Moderates (we
use the commonly accepted terms)—but it is clear that the
Independent or Radical party must have more courtesy and
consideration shown to them than has hitherto been the case,
or the Liberal Interest will be seriously injured in the event
0f another election.—Canterbury Herald.

.IN, A
IDDERMINS rER.—It preliminary meeting of the
orking classes of this town was held on Monday, to entertain
the question of the propriety of calling a general meeting of
the inhabitants of Kidderminster and the neighbouring towns
and villages of Stourport, Bewdley, &c., and was numerously
attended. After the business had been opened by the Chair-
wan, the proceedings of a previous meeting, and the views of
the Provisional Committee appointed thereat, were laid before
tae meeting in an able, pointed, and conspicuous manner by
afr. W. Charlton, who was greatly cheered by the meeting
during the progress of his animating speech. On the motion
of Mr. Richards, the national petition was then read, amidst a
universal burst of approbation, and the meeting entered upon
the discussion of the question it had beer, called to decide.
The meeting having expressed its determination to hold a
general meeting in the open air, in preference to the adoption
of the petition at that meeting, the following resolution was
proposed and carried with acclamation, viz.—" That a gene-
ral meeting of the inhabitants of this town and neighbourhood
be held on Monday next, the 27th inst., for the discussion and
adoption of the national petition, and that an invitation be
given to the Political Council of Birmingham to send a depu-
tation to attend the same." A Committee of eleven persons
was then chosen to carry out the intentions of the meeting,
and a subscription entered into to defray the expenses of hand-
bills, &c. It is expected that a very large meeting will be
the result. The meeting will be held in the open space in
the Lion Field. The chair to be taken at four o'clock.
WORTHING.—The Duke and Duchess of Cleve-
land arc still sojourning here, and occupy a mansion on York-
terrace. Lord and Lady Marcus Hill are expected,
apartments having been taken for them at Parson's Sea House
Hotel. The Countess of Berkeley and the Ladies Emily and
Mary have taken their departure, after a lengthened stay.
The Hon. H. Berkeley has also left. Sir Francis and Lady
sleaa'aborg- have arrived at Augusta House, which they have
t9-a
. 'or several months. Lord and Lady George Lenno,
• ' a
after a short visit, 'eave left for a tour on the Continent.
Viscount and Viscounte2s Rodney and Sir Charles Morgan,
Bart., have recently departed. Arrivals :—Sir George and
Lady Nugent, on York-terrace ; General Brook, in Mon-
taau.pla( e ; General Gascoyne, on Park-crescent ; Sir
Charles and Lady Phillips, Dowager Lady Rivers, and the
lion. Miss Pitt, Lord Harry Vane, Admiral Sykes, Hon.
Colonel and Mrs. Parker, &c. The town is full of company,
but the above include the principal visiters.

INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST h;si'iiNG AT MANCHESTER.

DONCASTER ST. LEGER.
7 to 2 agst Colonel Peel's
4 to 1 agst Lord.C.4....Se:tri Don John
tO t -Air. Parkins's Lanercost
1 to l agst Lord G. Bentineli't
13 to 1 agst Mr. Coombes's c0bb.a.,41
13 to 1 agst Mr, ,NO,es'.t Ahatoli Lad
p (Al f igg Lord Westminster's Albemale
20t) to 7 agst Dukc of Cleveland's Pucelle
200 to 6 agst Mr. Thompson's Starisq,
200 to 4 agst Mr. Be'ccr,ee
hoNens•rxic CITE.
Ito I agst Bee's-wing 8 to 1 agst Slats.ping Harry
4 to 1 agst Harkaway is co t. eel
BETTING AT l'tklti 614 THE ST. LEGER.
7 to 2 asst t"elutiel Peel's lon
4 tt) I ;tgat Lord Chesterfield's Don John—tAtii
to 1 agst Mr. Parkin's Lanercost—taken
10 to 1 agst Lord I.k. nentinck's Grey Momus
14 to 1 agst i 417. Coombes's Cobham
14 to 1 agst Mr. Bowes's Appleton lAA
lb to 1 agst Duke of Clevellnd's Algira
18 to 1 agst Ptteolle—taken
25 to 1 agst Mr. Fox's Jemmy Jumps
30 to 1 agst Mr. Fairlie's The Hyd,a—taken
44) to 1 agst Lord G. Bentinek's D'Egville—taken
Even on the first three against the field.
MANCHESTER VICTORIA STAKES.
to 1 agst Slashing Harry I bto 1 agst Mr. Worthington's e.
3to 1 agst The Potentate I 6to 1 agst Maid of Monton.