The Sun.
London, England, 1840-10-02 00:00:00

The Court will be held to-morrow (this day) at the
King's Head, Enfield.

THE ROYAL EXCHANGE.-The Lords of the
Treasury met and discussed, and approved of the plan of
the Royal Exchange, submitted to them by the Joint
Gresham Committee, on the 29th of September; and on
the following day signified their approbation to the Corn.
mince. Mr. Tite was then officially appointed architect,
and empowered to apply to parties to make proposals for
concreting and making the foundation of the building.
The tenders for concreting and making fnundations will
be received on the 16th of October; so that all doubts
arising from the whisperings of parties interested in op.
posing the approved plan are at an end, and there will be
no occasion to send for Irish labourers to mow down the
grass which it was expected by some would have embel-
lished the site of the Royal Exchange. The foundation
will be completely laid in the ensuing winter, and the
superstructure will be in progress in the spring. Mr.
Tite will afterwards receive tenders for the building, and
the public have in the high character of Lambert Jones,
the Chairman of the London Bridge Committee, who is
also the Chairman of the Joint Committee for rebuilding
the Royal Exchange, security for active and zealous pro-
secution
of the great work.
S B. Bosanquet and C. F. C. Wordsworth,
Esqs., the barristers appointed to revise the lists of elec-
tors for the Eastern Division of the county, met at the
Town Hall, Brighton, on Tuesday, for the purpose of re-
vising the lists for the parishes in the Brighton polling
district; when, owing to the absence of some of the over-
seers, they adjourned their court till yesterday. There
were no objections, except therm made by the Overseers,
%11,i0 lame phiefly op the ground of change of residence,
(14th, or sale of the qualification. With few exceptions,
the names objected to were expunged, and the business
was got through in about three hours. The number of
electors on the revised list for the parish of Brighton is
860,—.Bri9hton Gazette.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beauclerk, in Chester-square,
from Bishops Hall ; Lord Hotham, in Hill-street, from
the Moors ; Lady Burrard Neale, Count and Countess de
Castries, at Crawley's Hotel, from St. Leonard's ; Lcrd
and Lady Chelsea, in Wilton-cresccet, from Ramsgate ;
Sir John Walsh, in Berkeley square ; Lord Seaford, in
Audley-square, from Kent ; the Hon. Captain Robert
Gore, at the Hon. Charles Gore's, in Wilton-crescent ;
Alexander Grant, Esq., in Arlington-street, from Scotland.

DEPARTURES.
The Hon. Captain Poulett, from Limmer's Hotel ;
Lord and Lady Charles Thynne, for the Deanery, Can-
terbury ; Messrs. William and Frederick Cavendish, for
Harewood- hall, Yorkshire ; the Hon. Miss Montagu, from
Montagu House, on a visiting tour; Mr. Alexander Hope,
for Bedgbury-park, Kent ; W. J. Banks, b:21., for
Soughton hall, Flintshire ; Lord and Lady Braybrook,
for Billingbear-house, Berks ; Lord Edwin Hill, for East
Hampsted-park, Berks ; the Lord Chief Baron Brady
and Mrs. Brady, from St. James's Royal Hotel, for Chel-
tenham ; the Dowager Lady Sykes, for Merevale hall,
near Leamington Spa ; General and Lady Carclirie Mor.
rison, on a tour ; the Countess of Carysfort, and the
Ladies Proby, for Elton-hall, Huntingdon.