The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-23 00:00:00

DEPARTURES,

Captain and Mrs. Elandl and son, from Marshall ThoroP:
son's Hotel, Cavendish-square, for their scat, Doncaster; •';
W. Williamson, Esq., from ditto, for Chentenham; Colonel
M‘lntosh, from ditto, for Scotland; W. Unitte, Esq., from
ditto, for Kingston ; Mr. and Mrs. Temple West, from Hal'
ley-street, for Mathon Lodge; Great Malvern, Worcester'
shire ; his Royal Highness. Prince George of Cambridge and
suite, from Cambridge House, Piccadilly, fok• Berlin ; Gene;
ran Scholten, from the London Hotel, for Denmark ; LorLi
Fitzwilliam, from Mortimer Ilouse, Grosvenor-place, for
Wentworth Park, Rotherham, Yorkshire ; Mr. Sackvi""
Lane Fox, from St. James's-square, for Kiveton, Yorkshire 1
Admiral Sir Robert Otnay, Bart., for Sheerness ;
Sir George Cockburn, G. C. 8., for High Beech House.
sex ; Sir Edward Sudden,
rnfrom the Pulteney Hotel, for Boyle
Farm, Kington-upon-Thames ; Sir John Herschell, ,
Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, for Hatover; Edward Knign",
Esq., junior, and the Countess Nelson, from Cumbcrla,n
place, on a Continehtal tour; Hon. Captain Hotharn, R. 0,0";
from the Marquis Thomond's, near Belgrave-square,
Woolmer, Herts; Sir Tray ton and Lady Elliott Drake, I'o—
Brook-street, to their seat, Nutwel Court, Devon.

Her Majesty has munificently presented the Lado
Wilhelmina Stanhope, Charlotte Fitzwilliam, Mary Grimston, 3rhd
Mary Talbot, each with a magnificent diamond ring surrounded Wit:
turquoises as a memorial of the distinguished honour their Ladyshil'-
have had conferred on them of officiating as tzain-hearers to the S°"-
reign at the Coronation.
Her Majesty the Queen will give her last grand
state ball for the present season, on Monday next, at Buckingham r;
lace ; and the following week the Court is expected to leave tool

Windsor Castle.
The Duke of Wellington will give a grand farewell
banquet to Marshal Soult and the Foreign Ambassadors Extraordinalif
on Saturday next, at Apsley House.
Lord and Lady Holland entertained Count Po
di Forgo and a distinguished party at dinner last evening at Kensingt°n.
Lord Lynedoch had a select party at dinner ell
Friday evening, at his residence in Dover.street, which hicluded the
Countess of Stradbroke, Viscount Hereford, Lord Mark Kerr, I'3';
Sel.na Kerr, Hon. Rice Trevor, Sir John Hippistey, Colonel Fludy"
Mr. C. Walrole, &c.
His Excellency Count and the Countess Strogon°„,
gave a sum; tsous dinner last evening at their mansion in Carlton
House-terErace to a larg circle.
His xcellencye the Duke and the Duchess de 13'11.;
mella entertained a distinguished party at dinner last evening, at ti)e)
mansion in Arlington-street.
It is rumoured that three of the present fifteen jivigeos
(Messrs. Parke; Littledale, and Bolland) will retire from the WO
previous to the next term.
Sir John Keane has requested to be recalled fr°l/1
his command at Bombay, his health being indifferent.
Mrs. Mottram, the cara sposa of a oentleman
ing near the Foundling Hospital, presented her husband with a bab)f.le
the morning of the day of George the Fourth's coronation; she did :De
same on the morning of William the Fourth's; and, to crown
did the same on the morning of our youthful Victoria's Coronation daY

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The Plincc de Ligne, after attending her MajorYt;
Ball, on Thursday evening next, will leave the Clarendon flot'l,toc,
same night to embark en board the Antwerp steam packet. 00 5; of
clay, at the special invitation of the Marquis and March'one'
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Westminster, he visited Moor Park, and there partook of a 61'
tuous dejeuner. •
Prince of Holstein, the Prince Laodgrave of I'Ller
etenberg, the Duke de Pdmella the Prince and Princess Schwatli:lt
berg, and other foreigners of high note, left town on Saturday, on,,3elrts,
to the Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster, at Moor Park, , 011
turday hy a long
His Excellency Count Senift Pilsach was visite,
ceSal!ency p Id complimentary visits to the whole of the Royal Rao"
list of the Nobility, at Mivart's ova
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