The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-11 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Sir Charles Grey, Bart., M.P., at the Carlton Hotel, Regent-street,
from the Oaks ; Count de Beaumont, at ditto, from Paris; Count Paul
F-sterhazy, at Chandos House, from a tour its Derbyshire, &c. ; she
Countess de Egloffstein, at Mivart's Hotel, Brook.ltreet, from Dresden;
the Marquis of Exeter, in Albemarle-street, from a visit to the Duke and
Duchess of Richmond, at Goodwood Park, Sussex ; the Earl of Chester-
field, at Chesterfield House, from Brighton ; the Earl of Clancarty, in
Bond.street, from his seat, in Ireland; the Marchioness of Normanby, in
Eaton.square, from her seat, Mulgrave Castle, Whitby, Yorkshire.
DEPARTURES.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson, from Carlton Hotel, Regent-street, for Ire-
land ; Baron de Bonstetten and Baron de Striger, from ditto, for the
North ; Sir George, Lady, and Miss Cockburne, from ditto, for Essex ;
Sir Bellingham Graham, Bart., from ditto, for Brighton ; the Duke and
Duchess of Beaufort, Marquis of Worcester, Lady A. Somerset, from
Arlington street, for Milan ; Lord Farnham, from Mivart's Hotel,
Brook-strtet, for a tour on the Continent; the Hon. E. Gardner, from
ditto, for Aix-la-Chapelle; Mr. H. Maxwell, M.P., and Mrs. Maxwell,
from ditto, for a Continental tour; Mr. G.H.Park, from do., on a tour; the
Earl and Countess of Brownlow, from Belgrave-square, for their seat.
Belton House, Lincolnshire; the Earl of Aberdeen and Lord Hadde.
from Argyll House, for Haddo Castle, Aberdeenshire; Mr. and Lad/
Elizabeth Bulteel, from Grafton street, for their seat, in Devonshire;
the Earl of March, from Portland place, for the seat of the Duke of
Richmond, Gordon-castle, Fochabers, N.B. ; the Earl of Lonadale and
Lady Frederick Bathurst, from Charles-street, Berkeley-square, for
their seat, Whitehaven Castle, in Cumberland; the Earl and Countess
of Galloway, from Grosvenor.square, for their seat, Galloway House,
Wigienshire, N.B. ; Sir John and Lady Shelley, from.Belgrave-square•
for Sussex ; Baron de Gotch, for Cheltenham ; Sir Adolphus and Ladl
Dalrymple, for Brighton ; Lord James Townshend, from St. James's'
square, for his seat, Yarrow, Aylsham ; Sir J. and Lady Cross, from Whitehall place, for Gloucestershire; Viscountess Dungannon, from
Hamilton.place, for the seat of the Earl of Cork, Marston House, neat
Frome ; Sir Richard Brooke, Bart., from Halfrnoon-street, for his seats
Norton Priory, Cheshire; the Hon. Ve. Dundas, for Hastings; the
Countess of Berkeley, and the Ladies Emily and Mars Berkeley, &PI Spring.gardens, for Worthing ; the Earl and Countess of Camperdown,
from Eaton-square, for Brighton ; the Earl of Stamford and Warrington.
from Hill-street, for his seat, Dunham Massey, Knutsford ; the Earl., 55
Craven, from Charles-street, for Scotland; Colonel Gore Langton, al':
from Grosvenor-square, for his seat Newton Park, near Bath; Lad"
Ashburton and the Hon. Misses Baring, from Bath House, for their sea',
the Grange, Hampshire; Lady Palk, from Bruton-street, for the Rec_ril:
House, Enfield; Sir John Eardley Wilmot, Bart., M.P., and Lady vi
mot, from Suffolk street, for their seat, in Warwickshire; the Earl and
Countess of Romney, from St. James's.square, for their seat, Mote Vs' '
near Maidstone; Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart., M.P., from Sr,'
James's-square, for his seat, Wynnstay, Denbighshire; Lord and 1,311
Barham, from Brook-street, for their seat, Barbara Court, Kent ;
Crewe, from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, for his seat, crew:
Hall, Nantwich, Cheshire; the Earl of Roden, on a Continental tour!
the Earl of Darlington, from. Upper Brook-street, for Scotland; Sir V.
ward Filmcr, M.P., for his seat, in Kent; Sir Arthur Paget, for Dover,'
the Marquis and Marchioness of Northampton, from the St. Jayne
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Jermyn-street, for their country seat; the Earl of Darlington'
from Upper Brook street, for the Moors of Perthshire; Sir Thal.°,
Hare, Bart., from Clarges.street, on a Continental tour ; Sir Roper!
and Lady Fitzwygram, from Connaught-place, for Milan ;
Major and
Mrs. Blackwood, from Clarges.street, for Milan ; Count Paul Estee:
hazy, on a tour ; Lord and Lady Beresford and Mr. Alexander Hope'
for Buxton Wells, Derbyshire ; the Earl of St. Germaine, for Port
liot, in Cornwall ; Earl and Countess Cowper and faintly, from St,tk
hope-street, Mayfair, for their seat, Panshanger, Herts ; Mr. Ladbr°7
for. Henley, near Epsom ; Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Grant, from Belgrev.,-; square, for Cullen-house, N.B. ; Earl and Countess of Listowell 11"
family, from Belgrave-square, for Connamore, county Cork; the Ve.
and Countess of Meath, from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's street,
Kilruddery, Meath; Mr. Herbert Wodelmuse, from the Clarendon ~
tel, for Staffindshire ; the Right Hon. Yates Peel, from Fenton's No"
tel, for Bouchill, Staffordshire ; the Hon. Win. Rous, from ditto, or
Norfolk ; Mr. Charles Knox, from ditto, on a tour.

His Royal Highness the Duke de Nemours, when
in London, said it was his intention shortly to return to thii country
for the purpose of visiting Scotland during the shooting season. 13/
letter received in town a few days since to a Noble Scotch family,ln ¢y
swer to an invitation, his Royal Highness says that, from a ceinbnlitt:
tion of circumstances, he is unable to enjoy the sports of the n"
this season.
The Duke of Devonshire does not go to Milanhis Grace only intends to visit Aix-la-Chapelle, to meet Lord
Lady Granville.

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Sir Frederick Lamb and Count St. BC;
Aulaire
as Ambassadors Extraordinary from England and
France at the
nation of the Emperor of Austria.
Viscount Milton, M.P., has arrived at Dalai' Castle, On a visit to the Countess of Moreton. The marriage belies Noble Viscount and Lady Fanny Douglas will be solemili,eu,
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month at the above scat, where the different members of bell
will assemble.
The Earl of Aberdeen left town for
on Thursday
Haddo House, Scotland.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Dol,vnshire,
Lord Edwin and Lady Charlotte 11111, have left town, for a tour o" rut
continent. The Noble Marquis is expected to return in November'
thepurpose of visiting his estates in Ireland,
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond leave to
',1,,
to-day or Monday, accompanied by Lords Henry and Alexanderortb
nox, and the Ladies Lennox, for Gordon Castle, Fochabers,
Britain.
et
41'he Earl of Lonsdale, accompanied by Lady Fr •ie
rick Bentinck, Miss Thompson. and the Hon. G. O'Callagliau, 3040
at Whitehaven Castle on Thursday evening from London. O'd nest
morning the party were joined by Lady Caroline Poulett, Y°,uodilie
daughter of the Noble Earl, who arrived by the Countess ofd ' pew
Aeamer from Liverpool ; and on Sunday morning the fhnw 6;0,0)1'
thick ale iVed here by the Earl of Lansdale steamer from Liv
and joined the party at the Castle.—Cumberland Pacquet. fe't
Lady Woodford will leave IVlivart's Hotel
days, bo join Sir Alexander Woodford at Gibraltar. His lloYait
ness Prince George of Cambridge is expected to leave for
;to
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latter end of this month. Preparations were
being made for his
Highness's reception wht n the last letters left for this country.
tale
The Duke of Wellington. honoured Mr. Wyatt,
ulptor, with a sitting on:Wednesday at Dudley Grove House.. otee
THE EARL OF SEFTON.—We have nreat Toe „orne;
in stating that this Noble Lord has rallied, arid the an3swer to the
bi-!, o:r
rous inquiries yesterday, in Arlington street, was, that his lArds
better. He has been removed to his delightful villa, Stoke-faro''
Windsor, where he is attended by Dr. Chambers, physician l° the„ ,
of tie
Dowager, and Mr. Copland. Lord Molyneux, in consequenc.;,4„o"
improved state of his Noble father's health, left Stoke farm on
day, for Croxteth Hall, Liverpool.
The Marquis Wellesley's late private secretarY'a,por
Alfred,
fred Montgomery, has been appointed by the Marquis Coll
one of the Gentleman Ushers Daily Waiters to her Majesty
Montgomery, after the retirement or the Noble Marquis from t
royalty of Ireland, was granted a pension of 300/, per annum. Ge•
ri
Sir Thomas Cartwright, late Minister to the 10;
manic Confederation at Frankfort, will embark in a few daYs for ,1-
burgh, on his way to enter on his diplomatic functions as ?re at Stockholm..
Lord Cosmo Russell, Lord Edward
Hon. Cecil Forester, Captain Macdonald, Major Frazer, C3143;01. tdr,
Mr. Bainbridge, M.P., and upwards of sixty other persons °`, for
barked at Downe's Wharf, Lower East Smithfield, 01, '1"
board the new steam.packet Duke of Richmond, Captain C 3 • 01003;e`i
Inverness-shire. A great number of dogs and carriages we.
,he
deck of the vessel. There were also oil board the servants 0, ` ors'-eo,
of Bedford and Richmond, and the Marquis of Hastings. 11,,cosertere
merits for the comfort and accommodation of the numerous 1. er,
tinder the personal superintendence of Mr. Colman, the wharf it
first rate.
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The Duke of Devonshire arrived on Thu °the
Devonshire House from Chatsworth.
The Marquis of Anglesey will remain atitEvirti,
Castle, at Cowes, for three weeks longer, and then return 'A sandVi
House. The marriage of Lady Mary Paget to the Bari• of
Il
we hear, will take place in the first week of next month., pl,
The Marquis and MarchiOness of "Kweed°
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leav,erßhe elgraEave-rsqluaraenfodr thec nextoNuornthtessC
week. vise
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receliv,ihneg cEomapralioiyfatPan
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a party for the Lakes of Cumberland and Westmoreland.
wf/- or.
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gentleinaoind t"torv,,;
Police-office by the following ,:ircumstance:—Mr. Rogein'fig intel
going forward, arid thc, °ewe was eleatdl;o:orifastatwiet
s created at Hatt°. 0004
served
vHall,ed
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at inhcd: ktilui:sgt:e:-er;l3l:gti
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over on one side, and everybody thought the worthy '• 117‘
yre were gentlemanrow pnt bet
h• e: lecP t at:
ji
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been seized with a fit. Mr. Wiliam and Hall,
alluded to, rushed forward to render their assistance toflone of tioio
was instantly lifted up, arid it was then ascertained thatyereelor oe
of the chair had broken, which caused the accident.
abrasion'
„of:,
in stating that Mr. Rogers merely received a slight
usual 091'1 tjeF:f,
his hands, and that he was able to proceed with the golo_ tats'
the closing of the office. We understand that some",,eme safe
Mr. Sergeant Sellon met with a si,milar accident with "
which was repaired, and considered to be substantial