The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-20 00:00:00

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.

The Duke of St. Albans and Lady Charlotte Beauclerk, from
Worthing ; the Countess Spencer, from the Earl of Essex seat,
Cashiobury Park; Mrs. Coutts, from Worthing.—At Read's
Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street—Lord and Lady Maynard, from
their seat, Easter Ilall, Essert.—At Thomas's Hotel, Berke-
ley-square—The Dowager Marchioness of Downshire, and fa.
mily, from their seat at Itoehampton.—At the London Hotel,
Albemarle-street—Sir William Cumming Gordon, Bart. Lady
Cumming Gordon, and Mr. Listal, from Scotland.—At the
Clarendon Hotel—The Countess Beauchamp, from Worthing.

BEroixTosr, SEPT. 18.—The Speaker of the House of
Commons, after a lengthened stay at one of the principal hotels,
has recently left. Lord Muncaster, Sir John Reay Read, Col.
Witham, and Major Murray, are also among the departures.—
Lord Alvanley, who, while the Duke of York was here, occu-
pied apartments at the Pavilion, has been resifting, since his
Royal Highness's departure, at a hotel ; his Lordship is fre-
quently seen driving about the town in arig. The Hon. Misses.
Austin (his Lordship's sisters) arrived a few days ago.—Among
the arrivals are also the Hon. Mrs. Espinasse, the Marquis of
Titchfield, Major-General Sir C. Pratt, and General Bowles.—
The Earl of Abingdon left a few days since on a visit to Cowdry
Park, near Chichester, the seat of Mr. Poyntz, M. P. for that city.
CowEs, SEPT. 19.—The Members of the Royal Yacht
Club, on Tuesday, held their last meeting (for this season at
least).in the new Club House, the taking of which for a term
of years was then finally settled, and a more comfortable and
commodious receptacle, both with reference to building and
situation (it being on the Parade and immediately contiguous
to the roadsted and mooring berths of the yachts themselves),
could not have been selected in the island. To the taste,
liberality, and persevering spirit of their Commodore, Lord
Yarborough, and the aftermentioned noblemen .and gentlemen,
the members are principally indebted for this delightful acqui-
sition to their valuable institution. The Noblemen and Gen-
tlemen present at this meeting, amongst others, were Lords
Grantham (in the chair), Belfast, and Gower ; Sir Wm. Curtis,
Sir George Thomas, Capt. Brown, R.N. and Messrs. Fullerton,
Ilalliday, &c. Lords Yarborough and Deerhurst, Sir George
Leeds, Sir Arthur Paget, and others, equally spirited members,
regretted their inability to attend the meeting.—Departures,
Lord F. L. Gower and Lady Gower, for town ; John Thomas
Justice, Esq. and Mrs. Justice.—drrieas, Lady H. Paget,
Lady Dartmouth, Sir Edmund Craddock Hartopp, Lady
Byron and daughter, Rev. C. Dallas and Mrs. Dallas, Mrs.
Taylor and family, Mrs. and Miss Reade, Mrs. and Miss N.
Nodding and family, &c.
SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 19.—At the private nomination of
Mayor for the year ensuing, Samuel Le Fevre, Esq. was chosen
Mayor, and R. D. Pritchard, Esq. Sheriff, and Martin M addi-
son, Esq. Senior Bailiff by rotation, and Stephen Judd, Esq.
was chosen Junior Bailiff: Stephen Lintott, Esq. Mayor for
the past year, gave the usual dinner to the Members of the Cor-
poration, at the Audit House, in excellent style.

FASIITONABLX RuMOUR.—It has been sometime reported
that the amiable widow of a Nobleman, distinguished for lite-
rary genius, is on the eve of giving her hand to a Clergyman,
who is also possessed of literary talents, and who is besides
celebrated as a preacher. This report has been current some
time, but has recently increased in strength and confidence.
The Earl of Liverpool is expected in town, this evening, from
'Walmer Castle.

Mr. Secretary Canning slept at Eton last night, and this
afternoon the Right Hon. Gentleman is expected to arrive in
Downing7street.
The Earl and Countess of Pembroke have arrived at their
seat, Wilton House, Wilts, froth Brighton.
Lord and Lady Cianley have arrived at their seat, Clandon
Hall, Surrey. from Brighton.
The following persons of distinction have arrived at Brussels
lately :—The Duke of Cumberland and suite, from Coblentz
the Prince of Hesse Homburgh, Governor of Luxemburg;
Admiral Percy Fraser, from London ; the Duke de Flnfan-
tado,- from Amsterdam ; Chevalier Brunet, Russian Consul
General in the Netherlands; and General. Nixit►ch, in the
service of Russia.

To-morrow, being St. Matthew's Day, according to annual
custom, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Slieritfs, and Governors
of the Several Royal Hospitals, will attend Divine Service at
Christ-church. After a sermon by the Rev. William Trollope,
A.M., they will repair to the great hall in Christ's Hospital,
where two orations will be delivered—in Latin, by D. H. Leigh-
ton ; in English, by T. Browne, the two senior scholam of the
Grammai School.

•v On Tuesday night, a young lady of Loughborough, respect-
ably connected, eloped from home, and was married to a young
man of Burton-on-the-Wolds. who had formerly been her
father's footman.—(Leicester Chronicle.)

MR. CHRISTMAS.