The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-17 00:00:00

I'ArSHIONA.BLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
HCountess of Ashburnham, in Eaton-square, from
The4stings ; the Cou,,tess of Stanhope, in Dover-street, from
L°4llr ; Lady Nelthorp,'• in Curzon-street, from Brighton ;
lz,l and Miss Campbell, at Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, from
en'cultond Park ; Mr. arid !Cl.rs• Howard, at ditto, from the
rti„-,lltinent ; Lady Colebroo,:e, at Crawlev's Hotel, Albe-
ca-street, from her seat, Col,,brooke Park, Tunbridge,
ditto
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, at the at. George's Hotel,
dittlnarle-street, from the Continent; R. Shaton, Esq., at
lit•°' from Dublin • the Rev. William and Mrs. Wilson, at the
nish
Hotel, Jer'myn-street, from Richmond, Yorkshire ;
hrstain Fitzroy, R.N., at ditto, from a tour ; Captain and
t Heath, at Raggett's Hotel, Dover-street, from Chel-
Jeah,aml ; Johnstone, Esq., at Fenton's Hotel, St.
trtTea's-street, from the Continent ; R. Campbell, Esq., at
I °. from a tour.

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DEPARTURES.
EysWillie 'Earl of Lonsdale, for Scotland; Mrs. Luke, from
arren's Hotel, Regent-street, for Hastings ; H. Everett,
h 1 q., from Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, for Brighton ; Mr. and
ditss•:) Patton, from ditto, for ditto ; H. Coghlan, Esq., from
ter' Tfor Norwich ; S. L. Foy, Esq., from the British Ho-
"nnyn-street, for Hornby Castle, Yorkshire; Mrs.
4:linden and family, from ditto, for Brighton ; William Hui-
41111ci it,Esq., from Raggett's Hotel, Dover-street, for Paris ; Mr.
4„,_"4rs. Whitney and family, from Fenton's Hotel, St.
6715-street, for Paris ; Baron Tuyll, from ditto, for Hol-
hr ; Jno- Creighton, Esq., from ditto, for Ireland ; Mr. and
Abbeye Warner and family, from their seat, Walsingham
%hirZ Fakenham, Norfolk, for Tiberton Court, Hereford-

The Earl of Lichfield is confined at Slingsborough
byas attack of gout.
The Earl of Warwick left Chesterfield-street, where
if
Lordship has been on a visit to his brother, the Hon.
sir Charles Greville, on Tuesday, for 'Warwick Castle. Sir
Charles's health is somewhat improved.
Intelligence reached Edinburgh on Saturday that
the Earl of Dunmore had been found dead in his bed.

Lord Stanley has taken the mansion of the Conn-
IN de Salis, in Carlton-gardens, for the next season. His
Lordship occupied the same house while he was in office.

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f Lord Sidrnouth left Thomas's Hotel on Tuesday
°r Early Court, Berks, where his Lordship and family will
'4 future chiefly reside.
liViscount Howick arrived in town yesterday from
°%vick Hall, Northumberland.
The Countess of Bridgewater arrived in Grosvenor-
iluare on Tuesday last 'from Ashridge Castle, Hemel
gen s ted, Herts ; and the same day left town for Brom-
Y Park, on a visit to Lord and Lady Farnborough.
The Earl and Countess of Tankerville have arrived
Grosvenor-square from a tour.
Nile Earl of Rosslyn and Earl of Winchilsea are
",ngst the distinguished circle being entertained by the
tof Wellington, at Walmer Castle.
ter The Hon. Lady Louisa Finch Hatton, only daugh-
o,f the Earl of Winchilsea and Nottingham, was this
14,,"„,d to the hymeneal altar, at Ashford, in Kent, by
*,,,* turner, a wealthy commoner.
ic'ne Earl of Winchilsea will, in a short time, be
ii:iltQ(l to Miss Begot, one of the Maids of Honour to her
4t 4JestY, and eldest daughter of Sir Charles Bagot. It is
pkel'egent undetermined whether the ceremony will take
iee in England or at Paris, where Miss Bagot is at pre-
e4t Staving
with Lady Mary Fox.
to The Duke and Duchess of St. Alban's arrived in
I,Yesterclay afternoon from Brighton.
on ue Duke of Devonshire gave a sumptuous dinner
Tuesday last t(; a family party.
St,:qihe Duke and Duchess of St. Alban's arrived in
Th .40n-street yesterday at five P. 'At. from Brighton.
tettl4r Graces will remain in town for a few days, and then
rn to Brighton for the winter season.
T "e Earl and Countess of Chesterfield arrived at
chesterfield House yesterday, from Gunton Park.
The The
Earl of Shelburne has left town for Cambridge.
Zaz !billet° r &c.,
arl of Morton, Captain and Lady Harriet
are expected to proceed next month on a
)14trt to the Marquis and Marchioness of Abercorn, at
Pfs Court, county Tyrone.
1 DEAR BOOK.—The Duke of Marlborough gave
large sum of 9,400/. for a single copy of an edition of
, 'Tack), printed by the celebrated Valdarfer,—Mirror.
few days ago an ecrivain public was found dead
1„„'ll little office in the Rue du Val de Grace. No doubt
47 entertained, on examination, that he died from want.
4! body was emaciated to a skeleton, his clothes were of
"thost miserable description, and he was literally without
shirt to his back.
14,1% JAMES'S THEATRE.—Last night The Beg-
{l?' Opera was performed at this theatre, when Miss
tiolilforth appeared for the first time in the character of
eviaY• Her musical talents are of a high class. There is
donee in her manner of that kind of embarrassment
Thleh arises from want of sufficient intimacy with the stage.
novelty of her situation last night as Polly seemed, for
I.:1Z moments, to inspire her with apprehensions as to the
t; but with the encouragement of an approving au-
Ille,,ete she soon recovered from her temporary embarrass-
`` ' and sang very sweetly. The air in the first act,
lentil' Ponder well, be not severe," was given with great
Nsp:rness. The duets with Braham, us Macheath, were
(lisoet in execution, but somewhat more of animation—a
treatTY of more feeling—would have been desirable. The
your
ftrial in this opera is the air in the second act, " Cease
tipof nniog," which Miss Rainforth gave with great truth
QiNtession and completeness of execution. It was re-
Ne,,,,,bY the audience as a triumph, and was rapturously
4%a? r• In the repetition of the air, she introduced some
tee:licacies of intonation, which proved that she is not
44(1 slave to what is set down for her, but has the spirit
tatee feeling to attempt, now and again, " to snatch a
),7111.; but not one beyond the reach of her art. She was
uPPlauded. Braham was the Macheath of the
tlav Hark 's Filch was an effective exhibition of the
eit
vi e and thief,
and Miss Stanley played Lucy with great
v'
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t George Robins's elaborate and interesting pros-
% s 'n% the
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