The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-05 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Count and Countess de Sails, in Carlton-gardens, from
Danby Lodge ; Sir Rufane Donkin, in Park-street, from
Portsmouth ; Lord and Lady C. Lake, at Bucks, from
Brighton ; Viscount Lowther, in Cleveland-row, from the
Continent; the Earl of Ttianet, at Hothfield, from ditto;
Rev. Lord and Lady John Thynne, at LOngleat, from Bath ;
Colonel and Mrs. Henry -Wyndham, at Petworth, from
Ripley ; Lady Frances and Miss NV. Wilson, at Chelsea
Park, from Andover; Baron and Baroness de Koe, at Rams-
gate, from the Continent; J. Deacon, Esq., and Mre. Dea-
con, at the Berner's Hotel, Berners-street, from their seat,
Mabledon Park, Kent; H. Drummond, Esq., at ditto, from
his seat, Albury Park, Surrey f C. Words north, Esq., and
Mrs. Wordsworth, at ditto, from Norwich; the Rev. Wm.
Marsfield, at ditto, from Mytton Bryant, Bedfordshire;
Broderick, Esq., at ditto, from Ramsgate ; Thoinai Daniels,
Esq.,.at ditto, from Hertford ; Rev. N. Chinnery, at ditto.

LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS.
WEDNESDAY. Geological
City of London Artists and Amateurs'
.conversazione
Tu. u asnly. Society of Antiquaries .B, F.M.
Royal Society
Zoological Society 3, P.M.
Fr in. Royal Astronomical Society -. 8 ,r. M.
The Honourable . Caroline Georgiana Montagu,
youngest daughter of Lord Montagu, is about to bestow
her hand on Alexander Hope, Esq., son of Lieut.-General
the Hon. Sir.--Alexander Hope, G.C.B.

Mr. Mandeville, the' new 'Minister to the Govern-
ment of Buenos Ayres, has returned from Paris, and is
expected to take leave, in a day or two, on his departure
for his embassy.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE;---,On Monday wcre
married, by special license, C. R. M. Talbot, Esq.,
of Morgon, Glamorganshire, to the Lady Charlotte But-
ler, sister of the Earl of Glengall. After the ceremony,
the happy couple left Cahir for Mount Shannon, the
seat of the Earl of Clare, who, with the Dowager Coun-
tess of Clare, Lady Isabella Fitzgibbon, the Earl, Coun-
tess, and DoWagero f Glengall, &c. Sze., were present at the
nuptials.—Dublin
The competitors for the Scottish -Marquisate and
and Earldom of Annandale, who at one time amounted to
six or seven, are now reduced to three, viz., J. H. G. John-
stone, Esq., H. Hope Johnstone,.Esq., M.P. for Dumfries-
shire, and Sir Frederick Johnstone, Bart.- The .vast estates
attached to the Peerage are at-present in the hands of trus-
tees appointed by, the Earl of Hopetoun.
Stephen Martin Leake, Esq., one of the chief
clerks in the Treasury, left town yesterday for 'Dublin to
assume the office of Vice-Treasurer' of Ireland, vacant by
the death of John Smith, Esq. We Understand that the
appointment of Mr. Leake is only .temporary.:
Sir George Murray will stand for the county of
Roxburgh, in the event of an election, in the place of
Lord John Scott, who wishes to .retire from Parliament.—
Caledonian Mercury.
. Rumours have been industriously circulated that it
is Mr. C. Tynte's intention to resign the representation of
this county. We are aulhorized to give the most unquali-
fied denial to this impudent assertion, and td state, that
not only is Mr. 'Ty me as anxious.-and as able as ever to
discharge the duties as our representative, but he is resolved
to do so until his constituents think fit to dispense with his
services ; and he is too deservedly a favourite to dread a
dismiSsal from those he has served so faithfully.—Sherborne
Journal.
Lord. Eldon, notwithstanding his advanced age, has
not relinquished the sports of the. field. During the pre-
sent season his Lordship has enriched the larders of many
his Conservative friends in the metropolis with ample
presents of game. The carriage, however, in some in-
stances, his agents may have forgotten to pay.—From a
Morning Paper Correspondent.
The lessee of Old Drury has been indefatigable in
preparinj, for representation his own version of the Bronze
Horse, which is to be acted for the first time at his theatre
to-morrow evening. Auber's music is adapted to the
English stage by Tom Cooke, who will direct tile orchestra
on the occasion. The whole vocal strength of the theatre
is engagedin this opera, which, it is said, will be produced
with great splendour.
Lord'and Lady Sydney proceed shortly from the
Marquis of Anglesey's, Beaudesert, for Paris, where they
will stay the remainder of the winter, and early in the spring
proceed to Italy. Beaudesert is full of company. It is
the first Christmas the Noble Marquis has passed in Staf-
fordshire since his appointment to the Viceroyalty or Ire-
land in 1830. Lord Win. Paget, the Noble Marquis's
second son, who is a Captain in the Navy,, is ,about to pro-
ceed to Spain as Aide-de-Camp to General Evans.
We have pleasUre in mentionbig• a circumstance
which shows that Ministers have adopted the sensible rule
of bestowing patronage on their friends.' only. The King
recently:commissioned one of his Equcries, who is in fre
quent, almost constant, attendance on his person, to request
one of the Ministers to give a Consulship to see taro per-
son, not a supporter of tho Ministers ; but the emissary
from Brighton was told that; the Government, patronage
was reserved for the friends of .09yernment.--Speciator.
Colonel Napier, the eloqbent historian of the Penin-
sular war, has declined the honour of standing for the city
of Glasgow, the representation-of ivhich will be vacated on
the meeting of Parliament by the resignatithi of the pre-
sent excellent member, Mr. Colin Dunlop. Such a repro-
sentatve as the Reformers of Dundee- found in Sir H.
Parnell, though known to them at first onlpas a public man,
such we have no doubt the Reformers'sif' GlaAgow will finch
in Lord William Bentinck, if they should secure his ser-
vices.-Cakdonicin Mercury.
The eldest daughter of the Baron de Rothschild is
gone .to the Continent, on a visit to her uncle, the foreign
,partner of that wealthy house. Rumour says that this hand-
some! and accomplished young lady is about to be united to
ler cousin abroad.
At Holkham Hall, the mansion of Mr. Coke, in

Norfolk,, great gaiety prevails. From Christmas-eve until
fiwelfthNight, a perpetual succession of guests have ar-
rived or arc expected.
The Conservative Club will take poisession of their
new house in Pall-Mall about the end of the present
month. The most active preparations are making to get
it in readiness. A dinner is to take place on the occasion,
when a numerous attendance of the members is expected. ,
GRAN'roN. HARBOUR.—A railway for conveying
stones fyom Craigleith quarry, to be used in the erection
of Granton Harbour, is now completed, and everything be-
tokens a determination on the part of the Duke of Bac-
dough to go rapidly forward with that work. The site of
the proposed harbour is visited daily by numerous parties
attracted thither by the operations now in progress.--
Scotsman.
It has,been remarked that the statement published.
on Friday of the .exportation of the precious metals from the
port of London during the previous year is incomplete,in-
asameh pis no mention is made of the importations of the
same commodity, asd no comparative result can be obtained.
In answer to this, all we can say is, that the importations of
the prdcious metals is never inserted in any of the published
lists, and there are no means, therefore, of ascertaining them'
correctly. The lists, as now published, are very incomplete
in this respect, and it is much to be wished that snm,
.49u, slpuid. be made. T"