The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-02 00:00:00

D EPA ETU R ES

Earl and Countess of Essex, for Cashiobo'ry Park, .near
Watford ; Lent-General Sir Ewen Baillie, Bart. for the Con-
;kept, from his house in Berkeley-square ; Viscount Valen-
tia, for Arley Hall, Bewdler; Earl and Countess of Galloway
sad ifawily, for Coothurst, near Horsham; Hon.' Mrs. Clif-
lard, on a visit to her father, Lord John Townsene -Bail's
Park, Herts ; General the Hon. 'Zir W. Stewart, K. B. M. P.
R d Lady, for Saudgate; Sir John and Lady Burke, Bart.
for Marble Hill, Ireland ; Sir John Stewart, Bart. M. P. for
Tunbridge Wells; Duke and Duchess of Brdfoa•d, for Ta-
viitoch; the Duchess da Castries and the Countess of BarrY-
more, and suite, for France; Cap;. Lind, for Dieppe, with
Lord Monntjoy, the Abbe Sicard, &c. ; the Duke of Rut-
land for Paris, accompanied by General Bloomfield and Mr.
Douglas.

ARRIVALS AT BRIGIITOV.—The Duke of Athol, the Marquis
of Ely, Ladies Rawlinsoii, and Manners, Sir Charles

ARRIVAL S AT HARROWGATE.-Sir W. and Miss Walker,
Col. and Mrs. Comm.tham, Major General Bateman, Lady
Williamson, Sir. II: Williamson, Captain Finlay, R. N. Cap-
tain Maxwell, N. &c. &c.
ARRIVALS AT EmNotttour. —l.-idy Charlotte- Durham, Vis-
count Normanhy, Gilbert IFlL:atlicote, Esq.—Set off from the-
sarae place, General Balfour, of 11.1birnit ; Robert Hay, Esq.
of Spott.

PARISIAN FASHIONS.-The Gazette de France of
Saturday,
rdrscrineb the followi►►g novelty in the
dreis o►` the Parisian Ladies :—._

" The costdone of the Scots troops does not in
the least alarm our belles ; they have suddenly taken
a great liking to it, and we now see a complete
dress a /,' Erossaisre, at the shop of the fatuous
Merchant( des Modes, Lerni. It consists of a rose-
coloured spencerwith tartan petticoat and boots.
The whole is crowned! with a black hat, with red
feathers, which hang doWn tinder the chin, and
are fastened by a tartan tibhon. This costume is
to be worn for the first time this- evening at the
Opera."
On Friday morning . Wm..Tcrt SCOTT, Esq. set
off from his 'house, North Castle-.street, Edin-
burgh, on a tour to the Continent.
.lonNsToNs:. concluded his engagement at the
Edinburgh Theatre on Saturday last, and from
thence proceeds on his dramatic tour still further
,North.,

Poor King JOACIIIM, it is said, is sadly in
doubt whether to join his. wife or come prisoner
to England ;—hard is the alternative between a
foreign yoke and a yoke domestic ! .• -
Yesterday DOOOET's Coat and Badge were
rowed tor, according to annual custom, by six
waternied, who have completed their apprentice-
ship.—JoHN SCOTT was the successful candidate.

the London Highland Society's annual Bag-
Pipe Prizes were contended for on Wednesday
last, in the Theatre of E.4inhurgh. Sir John
Sinclair, Sir 3. M. Murray, Sir A._ M. Mackenzie,
Sir A. M. Lochart, and Admiral Fraser, were, the
presiding Judges.
One man of the Scots Greys, from Ayrshire, has
eighteen sword and sabre wounds, the greater
nuniber of which were inflicted by the French
after he was on the ground, dismonnted. His
name is V.Ati,AtE, and. A. few (lays previous to the
battle he had accounts of his Father's death, by
which this gallant private soldier became possess-
ed ot 12,000/. He says that he saved his life in
tie end only by calling our in french as the ene-
my were charging over him OIL ! mon Diet 171011
Dieu! tne.s antis, mes amis ! by whin contrivance
he was taken for one of their own men.

A distressing accident occurred on Monday near
the village of Southgate :—Mr.)tikErthi.t. and
Mr. BRinGFs were proceeding to town together
in a single horse chaise, when it was found'neces.
sary to .adjust some part of the battiest. Mr.
GRENFELL gave the. reins to his friend until he
got out and made the requisite alteration. In the
interim unfortunately the hOrte took fright, and
Mr. BRIDGES being alone in the chaise, and not
%tell accustomed to the reins, could not at all
manage the animal; the consequence was, that the
chaise tvas shdrtiv ofiset; and Mr. BitibGEs tieing
thrown with vioknce on the ground was killed Ott
the shat. The deceased had recently retired td
the neighl)ourhood of Winchmore-bill.
ANoTiiku. TitIRTY THOUSAI4D Ticket;
No. 8,539, drawn yesterday a Prize of 30.,0991.
Add 8,812, Faso drawn yesterday a Prii.e of 400 d/.
were both shared Etnd sold at WEnti's mot fortu-
nate Office,'No. i/, 11,6(4:ate-Street (near •St:
Paul's), where the holders of the Shares May re-
ceive their money on deinand. It will he 'ree.ol-
- that No. 3,869, the only) Peizi. 0f'30,000/.
in the last Lottery, and Nis. 2.,502. the !gist P' ze
of 10,0001. ever shared, were also sold by \\' EBB.