The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-28 00:00:00

T LIE PARKS.

HYDE Penn.--The iron-railing of the statue of Achilles is
now complete and thoroughly painted ; and nothing remains
to gratify the public wish but the restoration of the rudely
efraced inscription on the pedestal.
Sr. JAHEs's Partz.—A tine new iron gate was yesterday
erected at the south end of the entrance to this Park from
Spring►-gardens; and the railing of the opposite triang►ular
piece of ground is in such a state of torwardness that it will be
completed in a few days.

Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York and Clarence
intend honouring the new Lord Mayor and Sheriffs with their
presence to dinner on the 9th of November.
His Royal Highness the reigning Duke of Brunswick arrived
at Carlsruhe on the 14th instant from France, and dined with
his Royal Highness the Grand Duke. Ile is going on the '
16th to Bruchsal, to visit the Margravine Amelia, his grand-
mother.
On Monday last Mr. Canning, accompanied by the Earl of
Bristol, visited Bury gaol, and expressed his satisfaction at the
order and regularity observed therein.
Mr. Manners Sutton, Speaker of the British House of Com-
mons, arrived at Lille on the 20th ; he alighted at the Hotel
of Europe with his family and suite, which is composed
.of
eighteen persons, in three carriages. He arrived from Pans,
and was on his way to Belgium.
Their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince and his Consort
are expected to return to the Swedish capital by the 14th inst.
Her Royal Highness Is said to be in that happy state which
promises a future heir to the Crown of Sweden.—( Stockholm
Gazette, Oct. 6.1
Nothing is talked of at the Court of Bavaria but the magni.
ficent bridal present sent to the Princess Sophia of Bavaria,
by his Imperial Highness the Archduke Francis Charles. It
consists of a finely executed portrait of the Archduke in minia-
ture, the borders of which are bestudded with large and costly
brilliants ; a diadem prepared from a magnificent opel, round
which diamonds of the finest water shed their dazzling lustre;
and a cross of the Maria Theresa Order, for ladies ; the cross
itself is simple, but the net-work is richly ornamented with
the most beautiful precious stones. Connoisseurs estimate the
value of the whole at 600,000 florins, about 30,04)01. sterling.
The French Ambassador, Prince Polignac, and Mr. Canning,
have been visiting the EArl of Bristol at Ickworth, his seat near
this town, during the past week, and Mrs. and Miss Canning
have also been of the party.—(Bury Post.)

MAnaaTt, OcT. 427.—0ur visitors begin to
migrate for London, but we have still many gen-
teel families. It was hoped that Margate, after
all the improvements that have taken place, and
the number. of fine houses that have been built,
would, like Brighton, have had a second season.
On account of the bad weather which has at-
tended our season, it has been very short, but
still there remain respectable societies, who per-
haps prefer tranquillity to bustle. Our Theatre
nsounded.
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vate Brc
closed on Saturday, and the theatrical corps are
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to open a new campaign at Ramsgate, where
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astonishing
note of preparation"
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receivedbee
Little uah; has been wonderfully success-
ful on the stage,
and
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His benefit was on Saturday last,'
when he per-
formed Lingo and diurtoch Delany, and repeated
Isis extraordinary musical performance. Ile is
now gone to Dover, where, of course, he will be
equally attractive. GARNER, with his .usual hu-
manity, has declined to appear against the fellow
who robbed him. Who would suppose that so
excellent a Shylock has so benevolent a heart !
TUE EARL OF ELDoN.—The following well
merited tribute to the high talents and unwearied application of
this incorruptible Judge, we copy from the proceedings of the
neighbouring County of Ross.—" In a general meeting of the
Freeholders, Commissioners of Supply,. and Justices of the
Peace of the County of 11058, held in Tam, on the 13th day of
October 1824, it was unanimously resolved, that the thanks of
this County be respectfully tendered to the Right lion. John
Earl of. Eldon, Lord nigh Chancellor of Great Britain, for
the eminent service he has tendered Scotland, by applying his
great talents and extensive legal knowledge to the improvement
of the forms under which the law is administered in our Courts
of Justice, a service forming a worthy sequel of that unbounded
labour and painful anxiety bestowed by him on the decision of
cases in the Supreme Appellate Jurisdiction, which have justly
endeared his name to the people of Scotland ; and that Sir
James Wemyss Mackenzie, Bart. Member of Parliament for
this County, and Preaes of this Meeting, be requested to porn.
municate the sentiments of this County to his Lordship.
(Inverness Journal.)
The fine hotel of Count de MONTAUREL, at
Paris, has been recently purchased by the Minister of Beek.
biastical Affairs and Public Instruction, for the sum of 1/00,000
francs (20,0001. sterling.)