The Sun.
London, England, 1840-05-27 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE-

ARRIVALS.
General Count Hartig, Governor of Lombardy. gni
Count Edmund Hartig, at the London Hotel; 511.,
Mrs. Barton, at ditto ; the Earl and Countess of •iutab—
and suite, at ditto, from a Continental tour; Lady Acton
and Sir John Acton, Bart., at the Clarendon Hotel; Mr",
and Mrs. Portman and Mr. and Mrs. Thornhill, in
Berke—
ley-square ; Captain Macdonald and Lady Ashworth,
the lion. Shapland Carew, at Fenton's Hotel; Colone
Peel, M. P., at ditto ; Lord and Lady Combermere, Vice"'l
Admiral Lord CNlvir.e, G.O B. ; the Dowager Lady
Glynne and Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone; Lord Corr
andant
Lord Ilchester, from Cowes, Isle of Wight; the Earl and
Countess of Kenmore, at Crawley's Hotel; Colonel El:
lison, Grenadier Gusids, frs.m New York; Captain boa'
Mrs. Danwell, from ditto ; General Hamilton, from.
ditto; Major-General Sir John Taylor. K.C.B, from'
Dublin ; Lord Francis Egerton, from a Continental tourr!
Major-General Welsh, from Calcutta; Lieut.-GeneraD
Sir John and Lady Lambert, from the Continent; Mai°
Brooke, 67th Regiment, and Mrs. Brooke, from Barba:—
does : Sir Robert Bromley, Bart., in Grosvenor-street;
Mrs. Scott Murray and family, in Cavendish. square;
Baron Von Ibel, at the London Hotel; Sir John Eustace,.
Bart.; at English's St. James's Royal Hotel, St. James's.
street, from Brighton: A. J. Dalglish, John Tennsay:.
and M. Campbell, Esquires, at ditto, from Liverpool,:
Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bart., at ditto, from Dublin ; Cor''
net H. Scott, 12th Lancers, at ditto; Wm. Worthing-.
ton, Esq., at ditto, from Cheshire.

DEPARTURES.
Lord Plunket and Hon. William Piunket, from Etlghlg .13.114
St. James's Royal Hotel, for Ireland ; the Earl of Cass
from ditto, for Birmingham ; the Marquis of Granby. fitit ;
go
ditto, for his residence, in Portman. quire ; W. Kg,lite,."
Esq., front ditto ; S. White, Esq., M.P., Mrs.
and Miss Roche, from ditto, for Dublin ; Mr. and mr'
James M.Nair, and family, from ditto, on a tour ;
Rec.
.
Mr. Howson, from ditto, for Worcester ; Messrs. Henri
and P. B. Roe, from ditto, for Bath ; Lord and Lair
Carew, from Fenton's Hotel, for Windsor ; the Dowager
Lady Rowley, for Hadleigh, Suffolk ; Captain Wyman.;
23d Fusilerrs, for New York ; Lady Olivia Sparrow anti
the Hon. William Diego Montagu, for the Centinentl;
Captain and Mrs. Johnson, for Dyer ; Sir Thomas p,ad
Lady Montresor, for Dame Hill, Kent ; Sir Andre'', and
Lady Pilkington,from the London Hotel, for Kent.; Latig
aid Miss Thornborough, for Torquay.

Her Majesty and Prince Albert will
Marchioness of Normanby with their company on Monday
evening next, in Hill-street, where the Marchioness w give
a grand concert of vocal and instrumental music, for +/hi& sak
the opera stars are engaged. bunota-
Her Majesty and Prince Albert are expected to
leave Buckingham Palace for Claremont on Tuesday next, awl
remain until after the Derby day at Epsom to-mcrrow (Mars::
day) se'nnight. Her Majesty and the Prince will proceed!
from Esher to the Grand Stand, a distance of six miles fro
t
Claremont.
mHer
ComissioMnearjteosttn
General
hi•Ottg
Assemblyll
Belhaven,Scotlard
i, has
gation of the Gospel in the Highlands.
Grisi, Tamlaurini, Rubini, and Lablache will
sing at her Majesty's concert on Friday evening, at Bucking'
ham Palace. It will be under the direetion of Costa, the lealeader!of the orchestra at her Majesty's Theatre. Chpiree.r..
sented the munificent royal donation of 2,0001. for the props..-
MRS. MABERLY'S NEW NOVEL.-- MS'
Southey, in his pleas ant " Colloquies on the Progress and P,:o'
spects of Society," observes that the nobility are not in • chig
country either physically or intellectually a degenerated c ILA
" Luxury" (rejoins the Ghost of Sir Thomas More, his
cutor), " has not effeminated them, nor is it considered a point
_
of honour for men of quality to hold literature in contempt, as..
it was in my days among some of the Italians. The 01
fashion and the tide of society have set in a contrary 6recv,
tion." We were reminded of this passage by the. -wind n'
fashion wafting to us down the tide of society, in the forte of 1s
novel, one of the trimmest barks that ever was launched upozo
that sea. We allude to " Emily, or the Counters of Rosen'.
dale," by Mrs. Maberly, a lady who may be considered an ex-
cellent authority in the fashionable circles. We tiske this novel,
to be as true, as it is certainly a lively and irt.erestings P°r- ,
traiture of high life. Nothing can be more natural and agree,_,"
able than the style, and the tone of playful pleasantry in it "
the authoress exhibits the follies and foibles of the society •
which she moves ; and she can lay claim to merits of a hie°
kind in the excellent good sense, and mild yet severe sattr'
with which she displays the heartless selfishness of one portit
of her dramatis persona', and the ridiculous vanity of anothr

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to show any other colour. Table Spoons or Forks 21. I'7.
per dozen. Dessert Spoons or Forks, Two Guineas per (Joao'
Tea Spoons, 255. per dozen. Gravy Spoons, 9s. 6d'• "eh'
Soup Ladles, 16s. each.
T. COX SAVORY,
Silversmith &c., 47, Cornhill (Seven door 3 fora Graced
church-street \ London sr"
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list of the prices of Si.ve
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cation. •

B 11?THS.
On the 25th inst., at Hither-green, Lemishan:;thieilom
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Mrs. Spring Rice, of a daughter.
On the 25th inst., at Russell-square, tlse lady IN - •
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Esq., of a daughter. 1
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On the 18th inst., at Lapley Vicarage, Staffordshire, 6. yri i
of the Rev. J. Bevrsher, of a son. ''
On the 24th inst., in Melbury-terrace, Dorset-K—...1,, ' fo
A. Howard, of a son.
miller,
On the 23d inst , the wife of the Rev. J C' .--
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Chelsea, of a daughter, still-born.. J.
-born.
On the 23d inst., at Waltham Alk T. FAO ru"
ey, the lady of 1 • -
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Esq., of Hertford•street, Mayfa',r, of a son. sr OW/
,
On the 23d inst., at Bideford, Devon, the lady of G. '
Esq., of a son.
iti. C.
eig'
On the 23d inst., at Fort-place, Bermondsey, 0-sts*
of*
of a son.
On the 23d inst., at Blackheath, Mrs. W. p.rs, 01 Isl``vr, t
daughter.
On the 23:1 inst., at St. German's•place, Blackhes. al 4,
, ____----
lady of C. R. Parker, Esq., of a son.
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MARRIED.
On the 23d inst. at St. Marylebone Chart h, . "e,,‘furraikir
Esq., eldest son of J. Murray, Esq., of Philiehaugh.r uce,
shire, to Miss Nesbitt, (It Devonshire-sheet, Port' PAvf,, or.
only daaghter and heiress of the late W. A. Ncsbi Ate
Bombay. " , awl
On the llth inst., in Oporto, at the Cathol; Ai ch—collf Rio'
subsequently by the British clergyman, A. Rea? I, PA.' sir J.
de Janeiro, merchant, youngest surviving son o the late ciyco
Read, Hart,, of Barra, to Frances Amalia, eaurim merer of Fchran.t.
an
Ferreira de Sampaio, Esq , late of Rio de Jar,ei roe to mai..
On the 25th inst , Mr. •H. J. Duval, of J.-It.claralt, of
beth Henrietta Lutter, widow of the late itejor 1/.9"`ra- 12", •
Coo Danich army at Trannuebar.

DIED.

On the 10th inst., at Xerez de Frotiteira, F pa. in, hd
of J, .1-). Gordon, Esq.. of Wardhouse, A berdrewhir e.
On the 14th inst., at Aylesbury, H. H. Clarke, only
of the late Mr. H. Clarke, of Plat place. of
On the 16th inst., the Rev. A. Adcock, 11f. A. it ''`—
Marske, North Riding, Yorkshire, aged 26. rely
On the 17th inst., at Bueklebury Cottage, Elizal )eth, r
of the late Rev. Winchcombe H. fl. Hartley, of Backlebui-Z
House, Berks.
On the 19th inst., A. Donaldson, Esq of Tent trield, gad`
dington, aged 54.

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On the 21st tist., at Long Ashton vicar age, F Amerset, Mrs'
Lewis, of Capel Issa, Carmarthenshire, la idow ,• of the late T.
Lewis, Esq.
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on lite. 2.141 inst.. T. Williams, Esq., of P (i.tland-p,m,-
Richmond hill, Suire), aged 75.
On the 23d inst.. F. arvgg, Esq., of exa Inner Temple, one
of the lk.puty Registrars of the Co.irt. ',of Ba.nkrupte:/, i
aged 46. ,
On the *Sil inst., at Blackhr,r.th-park, J. G G'ric ett, or
Doetms' Commons, aged 45.
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