The Sun.
London, England, 1838-12-14 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Earl and Countess Somers, at Thomas's Hotel, from
Eastnor Castle, Tewkesbury ; the Hon. Percy Ashburnbam,
Ashburnham, and Miss By, at ditto, from Tonbridge
Wells; Mr. Lowther, P., in Grosvenor-square; Lady
Elizabeth Pelham in Upper Brook-street ; Mr. Wombwell at
Vr• Orb y Hunter's, in Grosvenor-place; Mr. Harcourt
°well in Old Burlington-street • Lady Hutton Cooper in
Lower Brook-street ; the Hon. Lady Maynard Heselridge in
uPper Brook-street ; the Hon. G. Murray in Wimpole-
act,reet ; Sir George Seymour in Piccadilly; Mr. Fitzhugh in
br'.,tanhope..street, Mayfair ; Lord and Lady Ernest Bruce, in
`-iirzon-stre;•t, from a visit to Earl and Countess Bruce, at Sa-
Itnaehe-lodge, near Marlborough, Wilts; Sir Charles Ogle,
in Belgrave...square, from Scotland; Mr. Hervey Aston
(Ist Life Guards), of Mivart's Hotel, from Brighton ; Baron
PClarges-street
enirt de Pilsach, at d:tto, from Brighton; Lady Mary Ben-
flick, in tom a tour ; the Rev. T. Holton
,
and Mrs. Hulton, at the Pu-lteneY Hotel, from Devonshire ;
Shaw
+L Mandey, Esq., Mrs. Mat;cliry, and family, at Marshall
-14°InPson's Hotel ; William Peareth, Esq. and family, at
to, from the North ; Captain and Mrs. Martin, at ditto ;
Miss Kin ton, at ditto ; J. Usborne, at ditto; the Rev. J.
v_
aighan and Miss Vaughan, at the Berner's Hotel, from
T‘u 71:411, Bristol; Mrs. Frewen Turner and Miss Frewen
Turner at ditto, from the seat of T. F. Turner, Esq. ; Mrs.
e
Aubrey, at ditto, from Montreal, Canada ; J. Gordon, Esq.,
at
oditto, from Wendover House, Wendover, Bucks; Thomas
Jier Esq., at ditto, from Liverpool ; J. Majoribanks, Esq.
at ditto ; the Rev. G. R. Bartlett, at ditto; J. Nicoll, Esq.,
At ditto.

DEPARTURES.
His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, from Lambeth
palace, for his seat, Addington Park, near Croydon ; the
Marquis of Camden, from Grosvenor-street, for his seat, The
Wilderness Kent ; Colonel Hugh Baillie, M. P., and Mrs.
Bailliefrom Mortimer-street, for Brighton ; the Hon. and
James and Mrs. Norton, from the Pulteney Hotel; the
jets°. Lady Hartland, from ditto, for Brighton; Sir G. Clerk,
11;r., Lady Clerk, and family, from Marshall Thompson's
tel; Capt. and Miss Hope, from ditto for Brighton ;
,aptain Stanton, from ditto, for Brighton ; the Rev. Mr.
-(4rGeoke from ditto; the Rev. Mr. Taddy from ditto; Master
Mr
gory, from ditto, for Birmingham ; J. Lechy, Esq., and
;;( 8. Lechy, from the Berners Hotel, for Hastings ; Mrs.
fl.allet from ditto ; the Rev. R. Wallace and Mrs. Wallace,
jt°4l,, ditto, for the Rectory, Thorpe Abbotts, Norfolk ;
i'avvbridge, Esq., and Mrs. Sawbridge, from ditto.

• We are sorry to hear that the Duke of Wellington
is indisposed at Strathfieldsaye.
The Duke and Duchess of Leeds arrived at Hornby
Castle niz the Ist inst. from Scotland. We arc concerned
t"? State that the Duchess has been indisposed for some
Irne past.
The Dowager Marchioness Conyngham has been
at ,
llatlock, in Derbyshire, for some time past, in atten-
dance on her brother, Mr. Wm. Denison, M.P., who, we
(re haPpy to say, is r,,covering from his recent alarming in-
IPosition.
The Earl of Surrey ar:ived in Hyde Park-place yes-
t
terday, from Little Hampton, His Lordship, the Coun-
ei nd family, intend to pass the Christmas at Arundel
tale
Lord and Lady Francis Egerton left Sandon Hall,
Where the Noble Lord and his Lady have been visiting
fall Earl of Harrowby, on Wednesday last, for. Worsley
Al, Lancashire.
t,,The Lord Chancellor and Viscount Hovvick re-
to town yesterday from a visit to her Majesty at
Windsor Castle.
„ The Hon. Charles Compton Cavendish, Lady Ca-
therine Cavendish, and family, arrived at Hamilton Palace,
a 4 Saturday last ; they are now on their way to Penrith,
4 nd, in ten days' time, they are expected at Latimers for
the
Christmas holidays.
Lord William Russell leaves town on Monday next
t°join the pasty at Woburn Abbey.
to The Right Hon. F. Shaw has left town on a visit
Sir E. Kerrison, who is entertaining a distinguished
party at his seat in Suffolk.
if Mr. Round, M.P. for Maldon, has left town for
scat, Banbury Park, Chelmsford.
On Saturday there will be a grand meeting on the
viwt at Badminton, and from a large party having been in-
vited d by the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, a splendid
is expected, this being the first grand day since the
arrival of his Grace and family. At the close of the ensu-
i°g Week, a distinguished circle of noble Nimrods will ar-
ie to hunt with the Duke's hounds. Among others his
°
Highness the Duke of Lucca.
FUNERAL OF SIR JAMES A. PA RICE.—Yes-
"aY morning the mortal remains of Sir J. A. Park were
I,4l"eved from Bedford-square, for interment in the family
tll4 at Enwick church, Enwick, in the county of Durham.
he carriages of the Lord Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor,
4 ordll to Denman, Lord Abinger, and others, amounting in
pi _ 21, formed a part of the melancholy cavalcade, and
u.eaceded as far as the foot of Highgate-hill.
bee ALMACK'S.—A rumour has been ptevalent in the
I,l..monde for some time past, that the Lady Patronesses
tzerrOck's have nearly come to a resolution of being as
:sive in the possession and use of their assembly rooms
dArY are in the selection of their society. The Charge
le(Caires of the Lady Patronesses is said to be on the
plae":at for premises in the neighbourhood of Waterloo-

,
Parrnparative eiwilation of the London Evening
th,rers as extracted from the official returns published by
4,-0414 Office for the oix months (row April 1 to Sep-
Total, Six Months. Daily Average.
SUN ..... .... 750,000
Standard 523,000
Globe 450,000 ... 2,890
Courier
Ilefti,f CHARLES DUKE DONNE, Registrar.
yesterday
of Warrants Office, Stamps, and Taxes, Oct, 20, lB3Bft
boozesterday morning a young man named Parry,. a
sql:aker, residing at No. 12, Carburton-street,
Fitzroy-
And be,Jumped from the third floor window into the street
for 8 roke meek. He had been in
,g 4esponding state
oille tivriogto the death of his mother.