The Sun.
London, England, 1838-12-04 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Duke of Leeds at Hornby Castle, his seat in York.
shire, from a visit to Lord and Lady Wharncliffe, at Wortley
Hall, near Sheffield ; Lord and Lady Worsley, at Sprot.
borough Hall, near Doncaster, from the family seat, Brocklesby
Hall, Lincolnshire ; the Marquis and Marchioness of London.
derry, at Seaham Hall, near Sunderland, from their seat, Mount
Stewart, Newtownlands, Ireland ; the Dowager Lady Suffield,
and the Hon. Miss Macdonald, at Dover, from Brook House,
Charlton; Sir Jacob and Lady Johnstone, at Hackneys, near
Scarborough, from a visit to the Earl and Countess of Hare-
wood, Harewood House, Yorkshire ; Sir Charles Dalbiac, in
Yorkshire, from a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Roxburgh,
at their seat near Kelso.

Baron Lowenberg, Grand Equerry to his Royal
Highness the Duke of Lucca, returned to Mivart's Hotel,
on Saturday evening, from Newmarket, having completed
his purchases for his Royal Highness. OH Saturday the
Duke of Lucca went incog. to Windsor, to view the scenery
of that delightful locality, accompanied by Baron Ostini.
The Royal Duke, unlike most foreigners, is particularly
partial to :everything English ; and his Chamberlain and
the Keeper of his Privy Purse are both Englishmen. His
Royal Highness has engaged apartments for a lengthened
period at Mivart's.
The Governor-General of India, Lord Auckland,
G.C.8., has appointed James Parish, Esq., senior
Member of Council, to be Lieutenant-Governor
of Bombay and its dependencies, until the ar-
rival of the successor to the late Sir Robert Grant.

His Excellency has appointed Major Orlando Felix to be his
military secretary, the gallant officer having attended the late
Governor to India in the same capacity. Lady Grant and
her infant family are expected to return home by the first
ship from the Presidency.

CALAIS.—On Saturday the Duke and Duchess
of Buccleugh, accompanied by the Earl of Dalkeith, Lord
Scott, Earl of Howe, and Viscount Emlyn, arrived here,
from Dover, where they had been staying since Wednes-
day. Their Graces were not able to cross the Straits be-
fore, owing to the boisterous weather which has prevailed
during the week.

The Duke and Duchess of Bedford, and the Ladies
Russell, are to leave Brighton to-day, for Woburn Abbey,
Bedfordshire. The Duchess will not see company this
Christmas at the abbey, in consequence of the recent de-
mise of Lady John Russell.

The Marquis of Couyngham will shortly leave town,
for Slane Castle, County Meath, and Mount Charles, Do-
negal, his estates in Ireland, for the purpose of inspecting
them. We understand that his Lordship, who a short time
since was desirous to resign the office of Lord Chamberlain,
at the solicitation of her Majesty continues to hold that
high appointment in the Queen's household.
Buckingham Palace is filled with workmen employed
in the repairs and improvements now in progress. A por-
tion of the wall extending from Queen's-mews to the Con-
servatory will be rebuilt, and the alterations will not be
completed until the return of her Majesty and the Court
from Brighton in the middle of the ensuing month. The
apartments of her Majesty at Kensington Palace have been
also undergoing a course of decorative repair.
Mr. Hay Mackenzie and Mr. Charles Mackenzie
(Scotsburn), shot three splendid stags in Mr. Ross of Cro-
marty s plantations at Carlrossie, on the 27th inst., in three
hours.—invernetf Herald.