The Sun.
London, England, 1825-08-26 00:00:00

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.

The Dowager Marchioness of S!llisbury in Arlington-street,
from Englefield Green, Surrey.—At Fenton's Hotel—Sir Wm.
Parker, Bart. from Worthing.—From tLong's Hotel—Lord
Kilmaine, from Brighton ; Chas. Hyndman, Esq. from Paris.
—At the British Hotel—Thomas Rawlings, Esq. from Has-
tings—At Miller's Hotel, Jermyn-street—The Misses Main-
waring, from Leicester.—At the Bath Hotel—lli . Barrington,
from the Continent ; Mr. and Mrs. Churm, front Gloucester.

THE DUKE OF BRUNSWlCK.—(Birmingham, Ang.24.)—
The Duke of Brunswick and suite arrived at Wilday's Hotel
in this town, on Sunday last, front Bath. On Monday his
Highness and suite visited the extensive show-rooms and ma-
nufactory of Edward Thomason, Esq., and made considerable
purchases; they also visited the Britannia patent nail manu-
factory; the extensive rolling mills of Messrs. Phipson ; the
paper machine and japan manufactory of Messrs. Jennings
and Bettridge, &c. In the evening, his highness and suite,
accompanied by Mr. Wilday of the Royal Hotel, visited the
elegant show-rooms at the Panteelinetlicea, which was bril.
liantly lighted up, with which he expressed himself high-
ly delighted, and paid the proprietor, Mr. Jones, some
very marked and flattering compliments. He gave it as
his opinion that the tout ensemble of this beautiful esta-
blishment far exceeds in splendour that of any other of
the kind in- Europe; and said it was not only an honour
to Birmingham, but to the nation ,at large. He remained
there till a very late hour, and made numerous purchases of
plate, jewellery, &c. His Highness and suite left the Royal
Hotel yesterday (Tuesday) for Manchester, from thence to
Liverpool; Carlisle, and Scotland. On Saturday last the Mar-
quis and Marchioness of Londonderry and suite arrived at the
same hotel, and left the next day for Teddesley-park, :the seat
of E. J. Littleton, Esq. M.P.
Bon LOGNE-SUR-MEll, Anti. 23.—Great preparations are
on foot here to do honour to the presence of the Duchess de
Berri, who has signified her intention of passing a few days
here on her way to Dieppe, where she is about to take up her
quarters for the benefit of sea-bathing. The good people of
Boulogne are not without hopes of being able to change the
intentions of her Royal Highness in favour of this, as they, with
laudable partiality, conceive more agreeable abode. The Mayer
and other municipal authorities have been busy for some days
past in arranging the plan of etiquette to be followed on the im-
portant occasion, and which has been prepared at head-quarters
at Paris. The following are the important particulars :—Her
Royal Highness to arrive to-morrow evening; all the inhabi-
tants, headed by the Bishop of Arras and the Prefect, to meet
her outside the town, when she will be conducted to her hotel
with military and civic honours; in the evening to visit the
theatre ; after which there will be a grand ball. Twelve hundred
tickets have been issued, 800 for the French, 400 fbr the Eng-
lish. On Thursday the proceedings are to be diversified by a
grand concert, to take part in which several of the most cele-
brated Italian singers have arrived. On Friday the scene of
amusement is again to change to the theatre. It is not expect-
ed her Royal Highness will remain beyond that day, unless the
loyal Boulognese should find means to arrest the present inten-
tions of the Royal party. The town is full of the most distin-
guished company. The meanest cabin has been put in request
tor the accommodation of visiters. The following are amongst
the arrivals :—Princes de Beauveau, Bastock (Russian) and
Narischkia (ditto ;) Princesses de Vaudemond and d'Eckmuhl;
Dukes de Valency, Noailles,la Rochefou cauld,Choiseul Praslau,
Mortement, Luxembourg, de Dinos de Perigord ; Comte de
Narbonne, Game (Portuguese), d'Almeida (ditto), de Beaton-
pare ; Madame La Fayette. The Chamberlain of the Emperor
of Russia has just arrived, and each hour brings a fresh arrival.

The Earl of LivEnroot. arrived at the Hague on the 20th
instant.

Mr. CAxlinic; is expected on a visit to Portumna Castle,
county Galway, the seatof his son-in-law, the Earl of Clanricard.
Mrs. Lane Fox and George Anson, Esq. have arrived on a
visit to the Duke and Duchess of Rutland, at their seat, Bas-
low, Derbyshire.