The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-26 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Lady Bloomfield, in Sackville-street, from the Stud-house,
Kingston ; Lady Elizabeth Monck, in St. James's-place, from
a tour ; Baroness Montesquieu and family, in Upper Seymour-
street, Portman square, from Bridge-hill'house, Canterbury ;
Capt. J. Chambers White, Mrs. White and family, at Mar-
shal Thompson's Hotel; Caflt. Edward Greaves Elmsall and
Mrs. Elmsall, at do., front the Continent; Everion Harrison,
Esq., and Mrs; Harrison, at do. ; Gould Gent, Esq., Mrs. 0.
Gent, and family, at ditto; Rev. .1. Dunn, at do.; Captain
Shadwell Clerke, at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street, from
Ireland; Hon. John Edwardes, M.P., at the Royal Hotel, St.
James's.street, from Oxfordshire; Captain and Mrs. Langley,
at the St. Petersburgh Hotel, Dover-street, from Paris.
CwastaEs.—The Duke of Richmond, at his seat, Goodwood,
Sussex, front a tour; the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury,
for Hatfield ; the Right lion. Sturges Bourne, M. P. at his
seat, Testwod House, Southampton, from a tour; Capt. Cart-
wright, for Windsor; Lady Ashburton, front Castle Douglas,
Henson, for Hastings House, Hastings, in Sussex ; Mr. Thos.
Bunbury, on a visit to Mr. Henry Villehois, at Marham, near
Stoke Eerry, in Norfolk ; Mr. John Mills, from Chapel-street,
Park-lane, for the Sporting Club, at Doncaster ; Sir \Valiant
Cockburnc, from Brighton, for Bath ; Mr. C. Wynne Eyston,
for the East Hundred, near Abingdon ; Col. and Mrs. Drum-
mond, from Cheltenham, for Bath ; Mr. Trant, to town ; Sir
Thomas Dyke, hart. from Lulworth Castle, for Dover ; Mrs.
and Miss Manning, from Ramsgate, for Abbeville ; Mr. Wtn.
Poyntz, on a tour ; Sir Hudson Lowe, Bart., for Tunbridge
Wells; Captain and Mrs. Wentwodth, for Ramsgate, front
Brighton ; Mr. Beaumont, for Bath ;,..MajOr Armstrong, front
Hyde, Isle of Wight, for Brighton ; Mrs. and Stevenson, from
Great 3larlow, in Buckinghamshire, for Bath; Mr. and Mrs.
James Smith, for St. James's-square, Bath ' • Mr. .1. Hunltteke,
from Derby, to Chesterfield ; Mrs. Daniell and the Misses
Daniell, from Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square ;
Captain and Mrs. Arabin, from ditto ; William Surtees, Esq.
and 3lr. Surtees, from ditto ; Captain Thomas Bligh, from
ditto, to Cobham-Hall, Kent ; Count and Countess Ogaroffitky,
from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street, for liana; Lord
Cloubrook, and the lion. Mr. and Mrs. Dillon, from Warren'a
Hotel, Regent-street. for Ireland ; the Hon. J. Coventry from
ditto, for Burgate House ; Lady Welby, front ditto, for llatns-
te ; Captain Hall and William Norton, Esq. from Long's
Hotel, Melton Mowbray ; Thomas Sherwood, Esq. from ditto,
for Bath.

Butowrox, OCT. 26.--Several arrivals since our lalast.--
Lord‘Vhitworth and the Duchess of Dorset continue their so-
journ here. This morning General Sir Wm. Cockburn and
family, after a residence of three months, left us for Bath ;
with much pleasure, we noticed the great amendment in the
health of the amiable Lady Cockburn, who has expressed her
determination of again visiting this health-restoring place in
the course of next summer.
CARLISLE, OCT. 23.—Mrs. Coutts arrived in this City on
Tuesday last, on her way front Scotland to London, and alight-
ed at the Bush Inn. She there gave a splendid breakfast to a
select party, on Thursday morning, when an excellent band of
music attended. She has partaken of the hospitalities of the
Deanery and Corby, the residence of H. Howard, Esq., and
visited the Castle, Cathedral, the new Gaol, the Exhibition at
the Artists' Academy, &c. As usual, Mrs. Couto' has dis-
played her princely liberality, having given for the relief ache
debtors confined in Carlisle gaol, 151. ; to the House of Reco-
very, 5!. ; to the Artists' Academy, 3!. The lovers of good
singing have this week been much gratified by the appearance
of Mr. Braliani, for two nights, at the Theatre. Ile still re-
tains his immense superiority over all competitors.
The Duchess of Kent, accompanied by the Princess Feo.
dore, attended Divine Service on Sunday, at the Royal Ger-
man Chapel, where a Sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr.
Kuper.
The Duke and Duchess of Athol, Ladies Murray, and suite,
arrived at Greenock from Dunkeld, on Monday last, and sailed
next day, by the Majestic steam-packet, for the Isle of Man.

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