The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-15 00:00:00

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.

Lord Folkstone, from Longford Castle, Wiltshire; Lieut.-
General and Mrs. Orr, from Spa ' • Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Weld,
from the Continent. At Miller's Hotel, Jermyn-street--Lord
Henry Fitzgerald, from his seat in Surrey. At Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley-square—Sir Edw. Poore, Bart., from Rushall,
Wilts ; Mr. and Miss Bailey, from a tour; Mr. and Mrs. T.
Bonar, from Norfolk; J. Collinghant, Esq. and sons, from
Cornwall. At Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street—Colonel
Spicer and Mrs. Heaviside, from a tour ; J. Dickenson, Esq.
frotn Paris ; W. Bailey, Esq. from a tour ' • James Frazer,
Esq. from Scotland ; Henry Grantee, Esq. from Paris. At
Mivart's Hotel—Lord Foley, front his seat in Worcestershire.
At the Bath Hotel—Mr. and Mrs. Fuming, from Bath; Mr.
Mrs. and Miss Adkinson, from Staffordshire. At Batts' Ho-
tel—Lady Geary and family, from the Isle of Wight; Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor, from Neweattle.

BATH, OCT. 14.—Arrived since our last:—The Earl of
Tlrecknock, Lord and Lady Bolton, Lord J. Thynne, Lady
Pinkhorn, Hon. Mr. Fitzwilliam, Rev. Sir A. B. Henniker,
General Sir H. Johnson, Lady Hautrey, Lady Bateman, Rev.
Dr. Vivian, Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas, Dr. Perry, Dr. Hope,
Dr. England, Aelmiral and Mrs. Hargood, Major and Mrs.
Mothers, Major Newnham, General Sir J. Ealy, Lieut.-Col.
and Mrs. Mackenzie, Colonel and Mrs. Jervoise, Colonel Gor-
don, Captain and Mrs. Pringle ; Captains Bennet, Bridger,
Harris, Huntley, Jones, Nepean, Sibley, Torrens, and \Val-
lace ; Lieut. Gilmore, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Rev. Mr. '
Blathwayt, Rev. Mr. Bell, Rev. W. Thompson.

BRIGHTON, OcT. l3.—Lord Charles Fitzroy is here; his
Lordship has engaged West Cliff House, late the mansion of
Sir John Paul, Bart. hut now the property of Sir David Scott,
Bart. for the Earl and Countess of Jersey, who will arrive at
the Royal York Hotel, and remove thence to take possession of
it on Saturday.
BIRTII IN Rinse Llnz.—On Thursday morning at four
o'clock, Lady BELGwAvE was safely delivered of a son and
heir. Her Ladyship, by the last accounts, was as well as her
family could expect.
ELOPEMENT.—A short time ago, a Rev. Gentleman, who
resides within 20 miles of Pontefract, made a clandestine jour-
ney with the fair daughter of a clerical brother, of a well-known
Noble family. The fugitives were successful in eluding pursuit.
Leeds Intelligencer.)
Yesterday morning Prince Leopold left town on a visit to Mr.
Coke, at Holkham Hall, Norfolk.
The Marquis of Londonderry and suite arrived at Portpatrick
on Sunday last, and embarked on Monday, on board his Ma-
jesty's steam-packet the Arrow, Captain Smithctt, for Donag-
hadee.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown are going to
Faris, to join their friends, LOrd and Lady Holland, who have
been in that gay city for some time.
Sir John Stanley, Bart. has arrived at his seat, Northwich,
Cheshire, from North Wales.

Sir 'Wm. Elliott, Bart. has arrived at Edinburgh, from
Stobb's Castle.

AN ABBESS LYINCI TN STATE.— Tour:, Oct. 6.—On Mon-
day died Madame Boland, Superieure of a Convent of Ursu-
lines in this town. Her body on Tuesday lay in state in the
chapel of the convent. She was placed in her coffin, which was
without a lid. She was dressed as when alive—her face bare, her
hands together, holding a paper containing her vow, a candle was
burning at each corner, and a vase of holy water was placed at
the foot, which every good Catholic who entered sprinkled with
a brush over her mortal remains, and then crossed himself with
it. There are several convents of Ursulines in this town. To
their religious devotions they add the care of a boarding-school
under the same roof. Madame Roland was a sister in the con-
vent of Madame Chablet, but she wished to rule, which was not
compatible, and the Government built another convent, of
which Madame R. was made Superieure. I must add to the
account of lying in state, that several nuns were praying around
the coffin.

P 0 E. T .11 Y.

TO 111165 KELLY,
On her Return to the Theatrc Royal, Drury Lane.

°Three months, dear FANNY! oh ! how short
Thy merits to display !
Since thou, with pathos or with sport,
The heart canst always sway.

For where thy magic pow'rs appear,
In scenes of mirth or woe,
We shed the sympathetic tear,
Or else delighted glow.

The Sister Scenic Muses bear
In thee an equal part,
Content that both thy genius share,
While Virtue claims thy heart.

Then, DRURY, hail ! though thou too tom
Dost ARNOLD'S Dome invade,
Exult that Fortune's lilfral boon
Restores this charming :Mid. T.
The brief duration of Mr. ARNOLD'S Annual License for
the English Opera House.