The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-08 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

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Lord and Lady Grantham, and the Hon. Misses Robinson,
in St. James's-square, on their ivay'tO Newby-hall, in York-
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shire, from ihe Isle of Wighf ; Lord Granville Somerset, from
the Isle of Wight ; CoUntess St. Antonio, in Han( V ex-square,
from Wimbledon ; Gtaptain Graham, in Grosvenor-street, from
Brighton; the Countess Lieven, 'at Ashburnhatn-house, from
Windsor ; -Rev. .T.- Velafield, in Charles-street; St. 'JaMes's-
square, from the Earl of Cavan'slaeat, Eaglelturat, Hants ; Sir
Robert Morsom, .Bart., and Lady Morsom, at Scaife's Hotel ,
Mr. Morsom, nt do. ; Mr. DOwson, at do. ; Colonel and Mrs.
Beldon, fit do.; Charles Burton, Esq., at do: • Mr. Hancock,
at do. ; Mr. and Mrs. Rey ~ at do. ; Mrs. and kiss Mem: and-
Mr. Meara, at do.; Capt, Vandeleur, in town, from bri;;:tton.
Chats'ots.—The Earl of Dalhousie' at Edinburgh, from
Dalhonsie Castle; the Earl of Lauderdale, from his seat, Dun-
bar House, to the Earl of Breadalbane's seat, Teymouth Castle;
Sir William Elliot, Bart. at Edinburgh. from his seat, Stobs
Castle, Roxburghshire ; the Marquis of Lothian,. front his seat,
Mount Teriot, -Box burghshire, to London; Sir James Graham,
Burt, from his seat, Netherby, to Carlisle; the Earl of llopetoun;
for the Hounslow, Barracks; Sir Hussey Vivian, Bart. from
Southampton; 'for Ranisbury Manor in Wiltshire ; Major
Whiteford, for Ipswich ; .Colonel Carter. front Dublin, for
Bath ; Hon...T. Tiadall, on a shooting excursion in a distant
county, from town ; Capt. Wyndham, on a tour ; Major and
Mrs. Hope,' from Newport, in the Isle of Wight,. for Bath;
the Honourable Charles Butler Clarke, for Newtown; in the
County Carlow ; Captain Seymour, from Ramsgate, for DM-
logne ; Capt. Felix Smith, on a tour ; Captain Perceval, from
the Netherlands, for Boulogne; General Cotton, from Paris
for Boulogne ; Captain St. Leger,' front the South of France;
for Boulogne; the Honourable Captain Willoughby, on a tour;
Hon. John Jackson, for the Countess Dowager of Roden's,
Fulmore Place, Gerrard's Cross, in Buckinghamshire ; Joseph
Green, Esq. front Seaife's Hotel, • Lower Brook-street ; Mr.
and Mrs. Orr, from ditto ; Mr. and Miss Saute, from ditto ;
Mrs. Goring; from ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Cargill, from ditth ;
Win. Charlton,. Esq. from. ditto ; St. J. Charlton, Esq. from
ditto ; :the Hon. Wm. and, Lady Barbara Ponsonby, from
Southampton, to CoioeSl' Sir G. and Lady Sthith, from East
Bourne, to Brereton Hall. ;' • ;

His Royal Highness.the Duke: of Sussei left Holkham on.
Saturday., and proceeded to Colonel WiWillett's seat, Newstead
Abbey, which was purchased a few years ago by the Colobe;
from Lord Byron. • The alterations made by -Colonel W. are
very considerable, and when the whole is completed, Newstead
will.rank with the finest seats in the county of. Nettingham.
The chase of his Royal Highness's so soon quitting the hospi.:
table mansion of..Holkliam was the melancholy decease of Lady
Sophia Macdonald, which has threwn the whole of the families
at flolkitarn and Quidenhani into the deepest distress. Lady
Sophia Was the eldest daughter of Lord Albemarle, and had
not been married above. five years to Mr. Macdonald, son to the
late Lord Chief Baron, and M.P. for C.ilne.—(Canslaidge
Chronicle.)
slrs. Coats and suite, accompanied by the Earl of Lauder-
dale, spent the forenoon of Thursday in Perth, and visited
Balthayock in the afternoon. In the evening the party, pro.
ceeded by Dtinkeld to"raymouth Castle, the seat Of the Earl of
Breadalbane. • •
fl Dr,-P.Aini.—The protective iron-railing of the too long
insulted statue of Achilles is now nearly completed ; and in a.
few days •more the public. will be gratified in seeing the re'.
nowned ,hero appropriately surrounded by high and well.placed
spears abd 'pikes, which, alternately fixed, will.fhyrrt sm'effeetttal
fence to this fine monument of the most glorious victories of
the British arms.

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