The Sun.
London, England, 1838-12-15 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Duke of Richmond, in Portland-place, from his seat,
.cGoodwood Park, Sussex ; 'the Earl and Countess of Claren-
ae, in North Audley-street, from Grove Park, their seat,
ar Watford, Herts the Earl of Surrey, in Hyde-park-
i ace, from his seat, Littlehampton, Sussex; Lord Western,
2, South-street, from Felix Hall, Kelvedon, Essex; the Earl
.`" Scarborough, in South-street, from his seat, Sandbeck Park,
IDoLcaster ; Edward Ayshford Sandford, Esq., and fa-
14111Y, at Long's Hotel, Bond-street; G. S. Harcourt, Esq.,
1,..,71)-, at ditto ; B. Dawson, Esq., and Mrs. Dawson, from
opravickshire, at ditto; Hon. Captain Wellesley, at ditto ;
Captain Carnegie, at ditto, from Montrose; J. Anderson,
Es from Sunderland.

DEPARTURES.
Henry Bainbridge, Esq. and Mrs. Bainbridge, from Long's
Bond-street, for Oxborough Hall, Norfolk ; Sir
f4l,,enrY Bold Hoghton, Bart., and Henry Hoghton, Esq.,
urn ditto, for Bold, Lancashire ; Sir James and Lady Rey-
411iFt, from ditto, for Richmond ; C. Fountain, Esq., from
wlitet°,, for Newcastle ; J. Penrice, Esq., from ditto, for Nor-
a) n Captain Ponsonby Royal Fusiliers, from ditto, for
lon Earl
John Portal, Es ti., from ditto, for Freefolk, Hants;
lon f'arl and Countess of Somers and Lady Margaret Somers
is",e'cs, from Berkeley-square, for Brighton ; the Hon. F.
44', M.P., from St. James's-street, for Oakley Park, near
Eye' on a visit to Sir Edward Kerrison, Bart., M. P.

CHANGES.
4, Sir Ralph Lopez, Bart., at his seat, Maristowe, Devon,
4r0,,
~•,•4 a tour on tl'e Continett ; Sir Compton and Lady Dom-
.tll`l, for the South of Ireland, from Santry House; the Mar-
:nesa of Queensberry and Lady Georgiana Douglas, at
t_arnington Spa, from their seat, Kinmount, Dumfriesshire;
'"(1 and Lady Francis Egerton, at their seat, Worsley Hall,
irancashire, from a visit to the Earl of Harrowhy, at Sandon
4,11, Staffordshire ; Lord and Lady Courtenay, at Castle
Dot'', near Exeter, from a visit to the Earl and Countess of
rtes'ue, to Powersham Castle, the seat of the Earl of
Devon.

to RE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.—We are happy
most that the indisposition of the Gallant Duke is of the
trivial nature, proceeding from a slight cold. His
•ae° is at Strathfieldsaye, and will shortly proceed on his
insottin- tour, intending in the early part of the ensuing
Druh to partake of the splendid hospitalities of the Duke
raitrtiznd, at Belvoir Castle. Numerous inquiries were
T Yesterday at Apsley House.
Do he Marquis of Queensberry, Lady Georgiana
bo-4"148, Lady Mary and Miss Fludyer, Lady Charlotte
edas, Viscount Eastnor, Viscount Lifford, &c., are
woo ,
gst the last arrivals at Leamington Spa.
ITii The Earl of Munster, we understand, has deter-
iatned to continue many of the charities bestowed by the
e Earl of Egremont. The late Earl, it is ascertained,
2PAIPanY years previously to his decease, expended annually
°CI/. in public and private charity.
i„, Countess of Harewood has, according to her
ariable practice at this season of the year, caused to be
Ituni !ributed blankets and coals to the poor of twelve towns
~:00 villages in the vicinity of Harewood Hall. The man-
Win be full of company at Christmas.
cottenionel Wyndham, of Petworth House, has re-
ofrn
ended his tenants, as farming stock is now insured free
rion,itY, to avail themselves of this protection, and if they
ect to do so, not to look to him for assistance in the
cot of loss.—Brighton Gazette.
The Empress of Russia has recently forwarded to
costeoti and a large order for tartan plaid. The Highland
urne continues in great vogue on the Continent.
assis Grace the Duke of Rutland's party begin to
Nobli°le at Belvoir Castle the day before Christmas. The
month Duke's birthday will be kept on the 4th of next
i°gWith the usual munificent festivities.
he Duke and Duchess of Somerset are entertain-
-Jowager Lady Shaw Stuart, and a select party of re-
`.s and friends, at Wimbleton Park.
Iseeing he Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter intend
company at Burleigh, at Christmas.
14.1 The Marquis and Marchioness of Normanby and
~,e are expected at the Clarendon Hotel on the 19th.
-1:11e Marquis of Bristol is among the few nobility
iii town. His Lordship is expected to join the Mar-
°ness and family in the ensuing week at Ickworth Park,
Ileac Bury St. Edmund's.
gt Earl and Countess of Sandwich have arrived
dl'he His Lordship is in a very delicate state of health.
'lle Earl and Countess of Morley arc entertaining
.tinguished party at their seat, SAltram, Devon.
tort.",ho Earl and Countess of Fortescue have been en-
.Cf4;ning distinguished party at Castle Hill, near Exeter.
yoore7 days since the amiable Countess completed her 78th
Sackville Lane Fox and family arrived on
St.u,rsday last at the mansion of the late Duke of Leeds, in
~..James's-square.
te Lord and Lady Catherine Jermyn and family have
tu,_en Some time sojourning at Pau, and are expected to re-
%lto town in the ensuing, month.
to he Hon. Captain and Mrs. Spencer arc on a visit m
Poyntz, at Cowdray Park, in Sussex ; thence they
tt -nu to proceed on a visit to the Marquis of Exeter, at
TI:
took e funeral of the Dowager Countess de Bourmont
was Place the day before yesterday, when a solemn service
stt Performed at the Roman Catholic Chapel in King-
Wehet• , The maiden name of this lady was de Coutances.
tonien: in 1830, the Marshal de Bourmount, her son, re-
cto, from his expedition to Algiers, and was, in conse-
ttodnete of the revolution, compelled to seek a refuge in this
ples his aged mother, impelled by the same political princi-
ml ,as tell as by her maternal feelings, joined him in London,
rrh!re her years and infirmities have since detained her.
votl"itr eloains of the noble lady have been deposited in the
s of St. Pancras Church.
Cin a ti..LTENHA AI, DEC. 12.—This town, consider-
oomthe advanced period of the season, is crowded with
z •Pan Y--the ball on Monday equalling those in the
eolth
the 4
Oribn, of our gaieties. We regret to hear of the death to!
attEdi
urAgt.s? Herries, which took place on Friday last,
i‘
of typhus fever. The intelligence leached
SountPelier Lodge, the residence of Lord and Lady (lc
of Ln'ariez, on Monday. The deceased Lady was a sister
am °lll de Sautnarez, and was in her 39th year. The Earl
1,4,_ Countess Somers and Lady Margaret Somers Cocks,
811 p arrived here a few days since, have left for town, from
Thence they proceed to Brighton for the winter months.
Orph-ennli full-dress ball in aid of the funds of the Female
A, Joan Asylum is announced for the 10th of next month.
Assemblye evocation is announced for Monday week at the
.