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

CHANGES.

Lord Mount Caskel, at Moore Park, county Cork, from a
visit to Lord and Lady Kingsborough, at Mitchelstown
Castle ; the Hon. Hugh Scott, at Allertoun House, Boswell-
green, near Berwick-upon-Tweed, from Lord Polworth's
seat; Baron Dieskau and suite, from Falmouth, to embark
for Lisbon ; Sir Culling and Lady Smith, at Bedwell Park,
from Lincolnshire; Sir William and Lady Chatterton, at
Dublin, from their seat near Cork ; Lord and Lady Talbot,
at Malahide Castle, from a visit to Lord Morpeth, at the
Secretary's Lodge, Dublin Castle ; the Right Hon. Yates
Peel, at Borrehill, Staffordshire ; the Earl of Liverpool and
Lady Louisa Jenkinson, at Brussels, from Paris ; Charles
Buller, Esq., on a visit to Sir Anthony Buller, at Totnes,
Devon, from Plymouth ; the Earl and Countess of Errol, at
Pembroke Lodge, from a visit to her Majesty at Windsor;
Lord Ilchester, at Melbury House, Dorset, from ditto ; the
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His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex is ex-
pected to arrive at Kinmel Park, the seat of Lord Dinor-
ben, on Monday next. Visitants began to arrive in the
preceding week.
The Duke of Cambridge, attended by Colonel
Jones, came to town yesterday. His Royal Highness vi-
sited the Duchess of Gloucester, at Gloucester House, and
in the evening returned to his residence at Kew.
The Primate of Ireland and Lady Anne Beresford
intend to receive mach company at Christmas, at the Pa-
lace, Armagh.
The Marquis of Waterford is still at Curraghmore,
and intends to keep open house during Christmas.
The Marquis of Douglas, after passing the greater
part of the autumn in town, is now gone to Broderick
Castle, in the Isle of Arran, for the Christmas holidays.
The Earl de Grey left St. James's-square a few
days since to rejoin his Countess and Mr. and Lady Mary
Vyner, at Leamington Spa.
The Earl and Countess Cowper intend to receive
much company at Christmas. Among the guests will be
the Earl and Countess de Grey, who intend afterwards to
Proceed to Wrest Park, in Bedfordshire.
Viscount Loftus left town for Vienna on Monday
last, and thence his Lordship goes on a tour.
Lord Moreton has quite recovered from the effects
of his recent severe fall. On Thursday last his Lordship
hunted his fine hounds at Woodchester, in company with
the Earl of Suffolk, Viscount Andover, Lord Bruce, Vis-
count Barrington, the Hon. Captain Howard, Mr. God-
dard, M.P., &c.
The church which the Duke of Buccleuch is about
to build in Hawick is intended to contain from 1,100 to
1,200 sittings. The generous intention has been publicly
notified to the inhabitants by his Grace's chamberlain, W.
Ogilvie, Esq., of Chesters.—Berwick Warder.
Sir Charles Wetherell has, it is said, obtained a
fortune of 60,000?. with his bride, daughter of the late
Colonel Warnsford. It is, we believe, the Hon. and
Learned Gentleman's third matrimonial alliance. His second
lady was the daughter of Sir Alexander Croke, a retired
Colonial Judge.
The Earl and Countess of Chesterfield have invited
a large party to Abingdon Abbey, Northamptonshire,
during the Christmas.
The Earl and Countess of Guildford, accompanied
by Lord North and their family, are expected at their seat,
Old Ailesford, Hants, to-morrow, from Waldershare, near
Dover.

The Marquis of Bute and Mr. Ames gave their
annual festival to the members of the Poor Men's Club, at
Luton, on Friday last. About 100 sat down to an excel-
lentSrkp,ednner at the George Inn ; the Noble Marquis spoke
at great length on the formation and objects of the Society.
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Green Park, the
annual Smithfield Club Cattle Show Festival. His Lord-
ship's annual prize of 101. for hedging, open to the labourers
of any county, was contended for on Friday last by twenty
husbandmen. Judges' award was to James Hedges, of
Hendon.

Mr. Kean is at Edinburgh, playing, it is said, to
crowded houses, His engagement extends to three weeks.

A ball, patronised by Alderman Johnson and Alder-
man Thomas Wood, Sheriffs of London, will take place at
Freemason's Hall in the second week of January, the pro-
fits of which will be applied in aid of the masonic charities.
Comparative circulation of the London Evening
Papers as extracted from the official returns published by
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inclusiveefor the _
si:months from April 1 to Sep-
tember Total, Six Months. Daily Average.
SUN 750,000
Standard 523,000
Globe
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CHARLES DUKE DONNE, Registrar.
;,Register of Warrants °face, Stamps, and Taxes, Oct, 20, 1828,