The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-17 00:00:00

WATER] NG PLACES.

BRIGHTON, SETT. 15.—The Prince de Luxembourg, who
has been making a tour through the kingdom, recently arrived
here, and has since left for France by the steam packet.—
Among the arrivals are also Sir G. and Lady Pocock, the Hon.
Colonel Browne, Lord Cranley, the Duchess of Marlborough,
Lady Harriet Chichester, the Marquis of Titchfield, Sir J.
K. Reid, Gen. Bowles, Sir T. Munro, Viscountess Dudley mad
Ward, and Admiral Sir It. Beater.
CHELTENHAM, SEPT. 15.—We had yesterday evening a
Concert in the Assembly Rooms, which I think worthy of conn-
mentoration. It was given by Miss Ashe and Miss Delphine
Schauroth, the latter a sort of musical prodigy, only 12 years
old. About 400 fashionables were present, and the whole affair
went off with cdat. Pio Cianehettini presided at the piano-forte,
and seemed highly gratified with the performance of the two
young ladies, which is no mean praise to them, upon the principle
of lauaari alaudato vim. Indeed Miss Delphine performed
two very difficult Fantasias with a brilliancy and precision quite
wonderful, considering her tender years. She bids fair to become
one of-the first female Pianists of her day. Miss Ashe has a
certain timidity, and wants volume of voice for a large Orchestra ;
but she is r.s yet little more than twenty, and as she has evi-
dently a real desire to become great as a singer, it is probable.
that she may become so eventually, with perseverance and
study. As it is she is a most pleasing singer in a smaller room ;
nor can it be denied that she shone last night in " Should he
upbraid," and " Di piacer."
LEAMINGToxSPA.—This fashionableplace ofsummerresort
has been remarkably well attended this season, and bids fair,
in a few years, to equal Cheltenham, in the number and rank
of its visitors. The town is admirably calculated for the pur-
poses of i watering-place, from its natural advantages, as it is
but a very short distance from the remains of Kenilworth-castle,
which, independently of its being one of the finest ruins iri" the
kingdom, has acquired a still greater interest from the charm
that has been thrown around it by the powerful pen of the Great
Unknown ; it is also within 8 miles of Stratford-upon-Avon,
dear to every Englishman as the birth-place of our Immortal
Bard, and is in the immediate vicinity of Warwick-castle, Guy's
Cliff, the seat of Bertie Greathead, Esq., Coombe Abbey,
belonging to the Earl of Craven, and Stonleigh Abbey, the
residence of Chandos Leigh, Esq., all of which are well worth
seeing. The Baths are very numerous, and the library of
Messrs. Elliston (the eons of the Proprietor of Drury-lane
Theatre) cannot be too highly commended, being conducted in
the most liberal manner, and comprising within its walls" an
elegant repository for fancy articles, and a most splendid ball.
room. We had the good fortune to be present at a ball there
last Tuesday evening, and we have seldom witnessed (even
in the Metropolis) a greater display of beauty and fashion ;
but, amidst the brilliant assemblage, the lovely daughters
of a Gallant Colonel in the neighbourhood attracted ge-
neral admiration. We must also observe, that the evening's
amusement was very much enhanced by the polite attentions of
Captain Stenton, the Master .of the Cernionies, whose unrc-
mitted exertions for the amusement of the company (and par-
ticularly of strangers) merit the warni?st praise. There is
another set of Assembly Rooms in this town, which, though
rather larger than Mews. Elliston's, are very far inferior to
them in elegance. We have heard it rumoured that there is
some idea of the Duke of York's paying hatmington a visit,
but we cannot vouch for the truth of the report.
BATll.—Arrived, the Marchioness of Clanricarde, Dowager
Countess of Arran, Lord and Lady Eliot, Lord Arundell,
Lord Valletort, M.P., Hon. Mr. Edgecumbe, Honourable
Mrs. Newcomen, Sir J. and Lady Meade, Sir C. and Lady
Robinson, Sir .1. C. Hippisley, Admiral Sir J. Yorke, Ge-
neral Grosvenor, M. P., General Granville, General Chet-
. wynd, Colonel and Mrs. Caulfield, Colonel Horner Colonel
Wickham, Major and Mrs. Olive, Major and Mrs. Morse,
Major Jones Greeme, Captain and Mrs. Bonifaut, R.N.,
Capt. Dick, Capt. Fleming, Capt. Hill, Capt. Hodges, Capt.
Eington, Capt. Pearce, Lieut. Guilford—Rev. Dr. and Lady
Frances. Trail, Rev. Dr. Gardiner, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Allen,
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Brymer, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Witt, Rev. Mr.
Cumming, Rev. Mr. Holbeck, Rev. C. Phelips—Dr. and Mrs.
Foulkes, Dr. Fisher and family.

FRANKFORT, SEPT. 9.—Her Majesty the Queen Dowager
of Wurtemberg left this city to-day to go and pass a few days
at Homburg with her Royal Highness the Landgravine of Hesse
Homburg her sister. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of Clarence arrived here yesterday evening, and set out
again this morning on their return to England. Marshal Mor-
tier, the Duke of Treviso, also arrived at Frankfort yesterday.
lie set out this morning for Dresden to see his daughter the
Countess de Runigny.
His Royal Highness the Duke of York visited yesterday
afternoon the building which is erecting for his Royal High-
ness's residence in the Stable-yard, St. James's, and inspected
the state of the works.

Prince Leopold arrived at Claremont on Wednesday even-
ing from Portsmouth.

Air. Secretary Canning was expected to leave the seat of the
Duke and Duchess of Portland, at Welbeck, Nottinghamshire,
yeAterday, on his return to the town.
The Earl of Liverpool is expected in town on the 21st inst.,
preparatory to the meeting of the Cabinet on the clay following.
Prince Leopold has arrived at Claremont, from Portsmouth.
The Duke of Rutland has arrived at Belvoir Castle, from
Leicester Races.

Lord Alvanley entertained a select party of friends at dinner
yesterday, at his house in Park-lane.
The Earl of Essex is entertaining a distinguished party of
friends at his seat, Cashiobury Park.
We regret to hear, that in consequence of the rupture of a
blood vessel on the chest, Lady Juliana Annesley is ordered to
pass a twelve month at Nice. Her Ladyship has engaged the
Tower steam-packet on the 21st, to convey her to Dover, where
she is to join her mother, the Countess Dowager of Mountnorris,
and proceed direct South.

The Countess of Meath and Lady Maria Brabazon, left
Kilruddery- last week for Paris, accompanied by her Lady-
ship's second son, the Ilonourable William Brabazon, the
Candidate for the County of Dublin. 111 r. Brabazon will not
be absent many days. _After escorting his his noble relatives
as far as London, he returns immediately to Ireland. - The
Countess's stay in Paris will not exceed a few weeks, meantime
the Earl remains .in Kilruddery, putting the last hand to the
magnificent structure he bas erected there, and to those exten-
sive improvements in the demesne and 'gardens which so com-
pletely harmonize with the beauty and sublimity of the sur-
rounding scenery.
Mr. Justice Berrough has arrived at his seat at Laverstock,
to enjoy a little repose after the labours of the circuit. He ap-
pears to be in excellent health, and walks about with his accus-
tomed agility.