The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-28 00:00:00

PLACES OF FASHIONABLE RESORT.

BRIGHTON, A GO. 26.—The Duke of YORK. after a anjourn
of thirty-one days, in the happiest state of health anti spirits,
leaves the Pavilion to-morrow for London.—General Upton
arrived, and, with Lord Viscount Alvanley, had the honour
of dining with the Commander-in-Chief, at the Palace, yester-
day.—The Count and Countess Lieven, Count George, and
the Prince Gortchakoff, left the Royal York Hotel, yesterday,
for London.—The Earl of Glengall returned to the Royal York
Hotel, 00 Tuesday.—Earl Llantlaff is prolonging his stay at the
MarineMotel.—Gen. Sir W. Peacocke will leave the former
Hotel for France, on Saturday.—Earl Darnley and Lord Clifton
left the New Steyne Hotel yesterday, embarking on board their
pleasure yacht, we believe, for the Isle of 'Wight. • The Coun-
tess of Darnley did not accompany them, but towards the even-
ing, with Lady Elizabeth Bligh, departed in her carriage.—
Lord and Lady Petrc have removed from the New Steyne
Hotel, to a private residence on the Marine Parade. Mr. and
Lady Amelia Boyce, the daughter of the late Duke of Marl-
borough, and sister of the present, are arrived on the Grand
Parade; Captain and Lady Alicia Peele, in Marlborough.
place;
and Captain and Lsdy
Barbara Crauford, on the Marine
Parade.—Lord Dude occupies a private mansion, in Regency-
square.—Lord and Lady 11. I'aulet, after a short stav at the Old
Ship,have removed to a mansion in the King's-road. Al r. and Mrs.
General Spencer have left us for Worthing ; Colonel and Mrs.
Eyre, for Ramsgate'; and the Hon. Captain find Mrs. Pelew,
for town.—The Marchioness of Clanricarde, and Admiral Sir •
Joseph Yorke, arrived at the Royal York Hotel yesterday, but
were included in its departure Lit. to-day. The lion. Mr.
Lamb Mr. Temple West, Col. O'Neil, the brother of Lord
O'Neil, the Hon. Col. Gayer, ice. have left us.
CHELTENHAM.--This delightful summer residence is pek:ts
tins quite full. The Montpelier Spa, and Walks, are throntt.l
ed every morning with beauty and fashion, and of course each:
female luminary is attended with a train of beaux. The IWao'
ness of the prospect " maketh glad the heart of man," quit:tot*:
much, begging King David's pardon, as " wine," and ee.rtslalf •
" giveth a cheerful countenance" to many of the actors in the
scene, as well as spectators.
BATH—Arrived since our last—Lord and Lady Cloncurry,
Lord Valletort, the lion. Mrs. Boyle, Sir J, Cox and Lady
Hippisley, Sir C. B. Codrington, Sir W. Call, Dr., Mrs., and
Miss Nooth, Dr. Vassal, Col. and Mrs. Steel, Col. and Mrs.
Williams, Col. Page. Lieut.-Col. Leaky, Major anti Mrs. de
Havilland, Major and Mrs. Maitland, Captains A'Court.
Durex, Logan, de Villemonde, H. Wiggins, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Pill, Lieut. Pitt, (R.N.) Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Huntley,
Rev. Messrs. ilaygarth, Jones, Terry, Whalley, Wickham.

We understand that George Vernon, Esq., grandson of the
late Lord Vernon, and nephew to the Archbishop of York,
will shortly lead to the altar of Hymen Miss Ellison, the bloom-
ing and accomplished daughter of Cuthbert Ellison, Esq., of
Hebron Hall, one of the Members in Parliament for New-
castle-upon-Tyne.
According to the fashionable gossip of Paris, Count Colbert
Maulevrier will shortly espouse the second daughter of M. Our-
rard, the great contractor.