The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-12 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

Lord Kinnaird, for Cashiobury-park; Lord and Lady Fal7
mouth, fur Dorsetshire; General Maxwell Goodwin, for
Scotland ; the Bishop of Ossory and family, for Paris ; Lord
and Ladsrßoringdon, for Devonshire; Lord Craabourne, for
Herts; Mr. and Mrs. Peele, for Paris.

" We understand that that romantic ruin, the
Kahn of Derneleugh, North Britain, well knoWin
by many of our Readers ns the scene of a great
part of the favourite and interesting'Novel of Guy.
Mannering, is.now undergoing a thbrou,:,Pli repair.
It has been visited lately by a ►►umber of V.ogli-sli
families of distinct ion.''— (Edinburgh gaper.)
A romantic ruin to undergo a thorough repair!
to be plastered and white-\vashed. no doubt, to
makp it worthy of the notice and visits of some
more " English families of distinction."
Notwithstanding the eompihcency with which
our Northern neighbours make the above state-
mentove will venture to hope that it -is a mistake,
and that the Proprietor of this part of the Elton-
gowah estate is a man of gond sense and good
taste, who would neither plan, nor pern►;t any
thing so barbarous.

A ship of war was ordered to be got ready im-
mediately, to receive the body of the rate Austrian
Ambassador, at \Voolwirh, on the 1S:Ii of this
wont)). The Countess of MEER vimnr, his wid
will embark at the same time, \and proceed by the
way of Holland, to her native country.
Miss S. BOOTH is engaged to perform the range
Of her favourite characters at the Hereford
Theatre, which opens next week.
INci.EDoN, aided by• ITAMERTON and BROAD-
nuasT, is giving his '' Minstrels, or a Summer's
Tour," with much snreeSs, in Ireland:

SiNct.AIR concludes his enirv'agenient at the Li-
verpool Theatre with Prince Orland:;, in the Ca-
Ibid., for his own benefit. The Marquis and Flo-
retla, by:Mr:BLANCHARD and Mks L. KELLY..

Mrs. DAvisoN concluded lier engagement at the
NeWecastlu 'Theatre, on Friday last, with the co-
medy of Know your own Mind, and the Citizen, in
which .she contrived to introduce no less than
-seven Scotch songs.
We remarked in a Mornitm; Piper Of Wednesday
the lamps round Covent-Garden Theatre are
next season to be lighted with tias, and that tht
pickpockets say, that " they manage these things
Letter at-pctiry-L me." The tact is, that. the ma-
nrigrinctit will he' equally bad at both houses, for
the lamps round Drury-Lane are to he lighted
with Gigs too.

Tuesday worming, a meeting took place at
BallYseedy, between Rowan Cashel, Esq. attended
by Dan. M'Gillyeuddy, jun. Esq. :and Arfbur
O'Connor, Esq. attended by James Royse,Yield,
ing, Esq. Mr. O'Connor 'tired first and missed
his opponent, and Mr. Cashel iminediately fired,
when his ball passed throng!) the fleshy Part of
the right arm, and entered the side of his oppo-
nents ; the ball was speedily extracted by Suirgeon
Busteed, oat of the left side. .We are sorry td say,
Air O'Connor is not
g. pecrefl to live many hours.
(Kerry Evenin Post.)
The New Penitentiary, at Milbank, is consi-
derably advanced ; the sit:l6ons 'enciente, which
incloses several acres, is 'completed. Three of
the round to‘Vers are finished, ;IS well as the cur-
tain§ or connecting buildings hetWeen them. h e
former are tour stories in height, the latter three
all the witidoWs are grated and wired ; the utter-
totes are very small. The fourth round to 4 r.,
and its eonneetittg enrtain;, arc not:
About tWo-thirds of the vThole ecEftee fieetni to
be tompleted.
Matisni in Pftteo—" a creat deal in R
this May be truly said of the Scheme of the pt.esent
Lottery, when we look at the antatint otthe Ca-
pitals : Tltirty 'lllonsand Pounds 3000 Unineas!
Ste, &C. &C. and only 5,01Y0 Tickets.