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

DEPARTURES FROM TOWN, &c.

The Vice-Chancellor, for Boulogne; the BarOness Willough-
by de Eresby, from Lincoln, for Grimsthorpe Castle ;, Earl and
Countess of Derby and the Misses Stanley, from Lancaster, for
Knowsley Hall ; Sir Roger and Lady Gresley, from Staffbrd,
for Drakelow Hall; Baron Stierneld, on a tour; Mr. and
Lady Elizabeth Norman, for Melton owbray ; Colonel and
Mrs. Peyton, for Ramsgate; Colonel and Mrs. Russell, for
ditto ; Mrs. anti Miss Ellis, for Broadstairs ; Mr., and Mrs.
Arnold Wainewright, for the Casina, near Colchester ; the
Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, for Hatfield ; the Earl and
Countess of Caledon, for their seat, Bounds, Tunbridge ;
Lord and Lady Holland, on a Continental tour; Lorti anti
Lady Carrington, for their seat, Wycombe Abbey, Bucks ;
Lady Barbara Ponsonby, for Worcestershire; W. Dawson,
Esq. for his seat, St. Leonard's Hill, near 'Windsor.—From
Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-place—Captain Hyde Parker, on
a tour ; James Daly, Esq. M.P. for Tunbridge Wells ; C.
Sherwood, Esq. for Brighton.—From the Pulteney Hotel, Al-
bemarle-street—Chevalier Letellier, for Paris; Captain Mal-
colm, for Cheltenham.
ARRIVALS IN TOWN.

Mr. and Mrs. budding and family, from Paris; Lady Eliza-
Stuart, from Hartley Mandit, Hants ; the Hon. 31r. and Mrs.
Agar Ellis, from Paris.—At Gordon's Hotel, Alhemarle-street
—Colonel and Mrs. Vyse and family,- from Bucks.—At the
Royal Hotel, St. James's-street—The Hon. J. Stewart, from
Worthing.

HultronD Musrc .MErTrie G.—The triennial meeting of
the three choirs of Worcester, Gloucester, and Hereford, com-
menced at the latter city on Tuesday. The performers assem-
bled on Monday in the cathedral, when the sacred music was
rehearsed. The music to be performed at the miscellaneous
concerts was rehearsed at the Shire-hall .; Madame Ronzi de
Begnis, who was engaged for these concerts, was not able to
attend, on account of indisposition, having gone to Naples,
where she had been ordered by her medical attendants. The
stewards, in consequence, engaged Miss Paton, at a short no-
tice, to fill her Place.—The church service was performed on
Tuesday in the Cathedral ; the sermon was preached by the
Bishop of Chichester; from the- Ist chapter of the General
Epistle to St. James, and the 27th verse, front which his
Lordship made a very excellent and appropriate discourse. His
Lordship particularly called upon his brethren, the clergy, of
whom there was a very numerous assemblage, to be liberal is
their contributions, and to consider the cause their own, as it
was for the support of widows and orphans. This appeal was
not made in vain, as the collection amounted to 2641., being
901. more than was collected on,the first day of the last meeting.
The music consisted of the " Overture to Sampson," the
".Dettingen Te Deum," an anthem by Dr. Boyce, and Han-
del's delightful Coronation Anthem, " The King shall re-
joice."—The lamentable and sudden severe indisposition of
Mr. Vaughan, who was in perfect health at the rehearsal on
the previous day, prevented the tenor, solo, and verse parts
from having their accustomed effect. They were taken by Mr.
Bellamy, Mr. W. Knyvett, and Mr. Barrett, of Gloucester.—
Mr. Bellamy suffered extremely in singing a solo in the an.
them, being above the compass of his voice. In the bass solos
he never was heard to greater advantage : he war in most ex-
cellent, voice.—The Cathedral was crowded.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Lady Sarah Robinson
left Beckenham, on Wednesday, for Eastwell Park, the seat of
Mr. Finch Hatton. _ _

Mr. Wilmot Horton arrived at his residence, on Richmond
Terrace, yesterday, from the seat of Mr. Huskisson, at Earth,
Sussex. _ _

On Tuesday last the Marchioness of Downshire entertained
a select party of her friends, at her villa at Rocharnpton.
Lord and Lady Forrester have arrived at their seat, Willie
Park, Salop, from a tour.