The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-05 00:00:00

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'We're told, CAPEL LOFFT, and 1 think kith some 'reason',
Youv'e.a little of Law, and as little of Treason ; .
I heartily wish you, my g6oil learned brOtlA:r.;
As little of one, as yiiu have of the (Alien .
A LAWER,

ARRIVALS AND DEI'AR.TURtS.

IWPARTURE.

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General ItaturtY, frit- the High-street, dieitenham ; Sir
Juhti, and. Lady Owen. for °Helton House, Pembroke, in
South Wales; Earl of °remind and OssOry, for.Cheltenham ;
Lord Somers, for Eastner Castle, near Ledbury„ in Hereford-
shire; Viscount, Powerseouct, on 'a visit to if 01. Stratford,
Addington, near Maidstiitte ; Hon. William
.Waldegrave, for
cmliosg,tou, near ; Earl of Glasgow, for Southbo-
romfh Cottage, Or•l -Bromley, in Kent; Hon. John Fret-c,
for Rovr.lon, near nisS, in Norfolk; Captain Trittdn, of the
Itoyal Navy, for the Vittoria Hotel, at Ch.eltenhani ; tient -
Colom•1 Stewart, fur Molton LOdge, near Woodbridge, in Slif-
folk ; Vice-Admiral elk, for Butler's-green, near Cuelifield,
in Sus::ex; l‘lajor-Geueral' Derby, for Brighton ; Lord Ren7
dlesbam, for Bendleshain, near Woodbridge, in Stiffdlk •
Rear-Admiral Pranks, M. for Kirklington, near Soul hwell,
in.Nottiughamshire; Sir Charles Morgan, Bans. foi"Predo'-•
gar, Oar Newport, in Atommouthst;ire; Earl of Ashimrnham,
from Aiihburnhant-place, for Hastings, it) Sussex; Countess
Fauconherg, on a visit, for Hackwobd Park, Hampshire ; Earl
and Countess of ( oventry and family to•Croome, Worcester-
. shire ; N4rqv.is of Hertford, yesterday, for Salt-hill ; the Lord
Bishop of Exeter On a visit to lik,diocese ; Earl of Paulet ott
a tour; Sir John and Lady Theodosia Cradock on a tour;
Earl of Cork on a tour ;' Finn. Cavendish on a visit to
Lora George Cavendish; Earl of Roseberry oti a‘ tour.; Sir
;Win Aubt ey, Bart.,•ott a tour; told Arden, to his seat near
Epsom, Surrey; the Archbishop of Canterbury, to Addington
Park ; the Bishop of London, to the Palace, Fulhatn; the
Earl of Criledou, trareland; the. Earl of Malmsbury, to Park
Place; Lady Ossulstom, to Walton, Surrey; the Hight
the Speaker of the Hthise of Conolunis, to Kidbrook, Sussex;
• General Gower, to' Bill Hill, perks ; General Griffiths, to
.Brighton; Lord Eardley, to Belvidere; Lord and Lady lave
and Sele, to ditto ; the Earl and Countess of Harrowbv and
fathily, to Tunbridge %%V I:: Lord and Lady Dude. to 'Stood-
chester Park, GionerStershire ; General Dunkin, for Chelten-
ham ; General. Ainslie, out .a -tour; Lord and Lady Read,
champ, for Worcestershire. . .

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AuktvALs ,t-r Lt:6IINOTON. Cotintes,of
cardi.4an ; Lord Brodenell and the Ladies Brudenell ; Coon-
less Egrerriont ; the Right 11,:w. the Lord Ill!fliop of Meath and
fancily; Lord and Lady Enni,niure; Sir George and Lady
pigot and the 'Misses Pigot ; sir JOseph Scott: Lady Hudson;
Lady liar.y; General Powittt ; Major-Cenci-al liorton.
Aninvm.s AT 13 CNION.— Lord and Lailv.Snilield,'Sir Fran.
and Lady Wood, Sir Tholas.Tavasour, Lieut.-Gen. Michell,
the Dean of St. AsAph, Lieut.-Col. Ha him, Rev. R. Hill.
ARRIVALS AT BlTll.—Sir Anhr,e, Itaelmlt, Sir
F. Falroncr, Sir IL and Lady Prico aud Sir H. Stra-
chey, .Admiral Holloway and Pantily, Colonel Broroley,.Colo-
nel Howe, Colonel Ring..

We state with much regret the death of die
Lady of the Right Hon. Colonel
Her character was highly amiable; and her man-
ners were unaffected and pleasing, and altogether
she was one who, in any elevation of rank, would
have been characterised by Pkin good sense, feel-
ing and simplicity:
Extract from a letter dated Maker Hcights,
Plymontb, August the 2d ;---" On Sunday evening
Mr. ,Deputl,.-Purveyor P.A.vmoNn, With Mr. HART-
LEY', his wife and child, and a Gentleman from.
the Dock-yard; %rent to see IiooNAPARTE ; they
were run down by'a man of war's boat, which.,
in the effort to execute its duties, was going round
the Bellerophon, for the purpose of keeping the
boats at a proper distance the whole were up-
set, and Mr. RAYMOND, in consequence of being
a swimmer, succeeded in saving Mrs: HARTLEY ;
others saved the child, but' the- Gentleman sunk
of rise no more, leaving a wife and four little
children to .dplore.his loss."
MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY Ott MISTAKg—At the
Close of the last Session of Parliament, Lady
LIVERPOOL was. :inning the Peeresses who attend-
ed thellouse• of Peers, to observe tire ceremony
of prorogation by the PRINCE REGENT. The
Duchess of ORLEANs was in her Ladyship's corn-
yany• After the 'PRINCE REGENT had left the
House, Lady LIVERPOOL proceeded to 'sinew the
Duchess all that was curious or interesting ; and
lett the Peeresses' bench to go across the House
to observe a peculiar part of the tapestry. Pre-
viously to doing this, her Ladyship threw tiff a
valuable India shawl, worth about' 150 guineas,
laying it on one of tine, benches. In about fire
minutes her Ladyship returned to her scat for the
purpose of taking het' shawl and departing ; but
no shawl was.to be found, although instant in-
quiry.was instituted. InquirieS •were afterwards
made in every possible direction, it •being thought
that some Lady _Might have taken it ,away by a
mistake, and advertisements ofEn:iiig•a•reward for
it were is.,ined almost daily, but: vain ; and
notwithstanding'this want of succes, the patties
not being' able to hear any thing of it, Sir 'l'.
TvltwutT, the Usher of the Black Rod, Sir N.
'CONANT,. &C. commenced ail possible investign-
tion after the shawl. A few evenings since,
time after dark , a -deeeutiv. dressen man knocked
at the door of Mr. WRIGHT, 01W of the Officers of
the House of Lords, win, resides in apartments ad-
joining to the !louse, and inquired for Sir T.
I;l:itw'ttlT, „
and 'on learning that Sir THOMAS wa:4
not there, he lefl'a brown paper parcel, say-
'eir
ing that he would call
again 10 a day or two. Oa
the parcel being opened, the lost shawl appeared ;
but no one has since'ealled at Mr. Watenrr's, ac-
cording to promise. • "

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