The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-25 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE CHANGES.

Lord Viscount Palmerston, on a visit to his Excellency the
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; Mr. J. Mills, M.P. for Bisterne,
near Ringwood, in Hants; Colonel and Mrs. Southcote, from
Lymington, for Cheltenham; Mr. and Mrs. Panl Methuen,
from Tenby, in South Wales, for Malvern, in Worcestershire ;
Mrs. William a'Beckett, from Surrey, to Golden-square ; Sir
George Denys, Bart. fir Twinstead Hall, near Sudbury, in -
Suffolk ; N. Throckmorton, Esq. from the Coburg Howl,
Grosvenor-square, for Somersetshire; Major and Mrs. Dodd,
for Kent; Ed. Turner, Esq. and Mrs. Turner, at Marshal
Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish square, from Lincolnshire ;
Miss Cooke, at ditto, from Brighton; J. Pemberton, Esq. and
the Misses Pemberton, at ditto; C. Turner, Esq. at ditto; AV.
Williams Blown, Esq. at ditto; Captain Hamil, at ditto; Ed-
ward Mildmuy, Esq. from dim ; \Vesta Briscle. Esq. from
ditto;_ J. Neilson, Esq. from ditto ; Thos. AVllkinsln, Esq.'
from ditto, for Bath ; the Earl and Countess of Kinnoull, at
Greillon's •Hotel, Abemarle-street, from heels; Dowager
Lady Anson, on a tour through Yorkshire ; It. Keating, Efl.
in town front Brighton; Dowager Lady Selsey, at her house in
Lower Grosvenor-street, from her seat in Berta; Lord Eardley
and Lady Say and Sele, for his Lordship's seat, Belvedere,Kent ; Sir John Goldfield, Bart. at the British Hotel, Jcrmyt:-
front his scat, Norman Cottage, Hants ; George Arden, Esq. at
ditto, from Warwick ; Lord and Lady Mark Kerr, from the Ca-
bur Hotel, •Charles-street, Grosvenor-square, for their seat in
Oxfordshire; Lord and lady Dillon, and family, from ditto,
for Paris; the Rev. Henry and Mrs. Tomkinson, from d t o,
for Paris ; Captain and Mrs. Mahon, at ditto, from a tour ; the
Rev. Lord J. F. and Lady Thynne, front Longleat, Wilts, for
their new seat in Somersetshire ; Lady Julia Pctre and family,
for Tunbridge Welk; the Countess of Bridgewater, at her
seat, Ashridge, Hens, from Sir Charles Long's, liromicy Hill,
Kent ; the lion. G. Knox and family, from Blake's Hotel,
Jermn.street, for their scat in Ireland; Lord Yarmouth and
Mr. l)igby, from Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street, for
Paris.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES..
The Marquis of Bath is entertaining a distinguished party of
visitors, at his scat, Long Leats, Wilts.
G. I3yrig, Esq. M.P. entertained. Sir' George Warrender,
Bart. and It large party at dinner on Monday, at his seat, Wro.
ham Park, Middlesex.

WINCHESTER, AUG. 21.—0 n Tuesday last, arrived in
I Winchester, after a long absence on the Continent, the Rev.
Dr. Nott, whose judicious exertions for the improvement of our
Cathedral have been so eminent. The bell& of that Cathedral
welcomed his return with joyous peals.
Salisbury is full of Fashionables on account of the Musical
Festival. Upwards of 1.300 attended the Cathedral, on 'Wed-
nesday.
Ralph Fenwick, Rii9. of London. has become the purchaser
of the NVarblington• Letate, near Llavant, 1300 acres, for the
sum of 55,0001. _

The delightful Cottage OrnEe, at Purbrook, the property of
John Hutton Alinesley, Esq. it let for a term to 31 rs. \% rough-
ton, of Oxfordshire.

STETTI ST, A LIG. G.—Th© Mentor, the first Prus-
sian vessel which has been to China with the pro-
ductions of this country, is expected here on the
18th of this month. The King, the Princes and
Princesses of the Royal Family, together with
their Royal Highnesses the Grand Duke Michael
and the Grand Duchess Alexandra, will come
here to witness the arrival of this ship, and to con-
fer, by their presence, more eclat to this elent.
PETERsaultun, AUG. S.—From the 16th June
to the 16th July, there arrived at Cronstadt 233 merchantmen,
of which 163 were English.
Britrax, AUG. 13.—The negociatimis of the
Court of St. Petersburgh with the principal Powersof Western
Europe continue to be carried on with unabated activity. An-
other Ituxsian Cabinet Messenger has just passed through, on
his way from Paris to St. Petersburgh.

The Duke and Duchess ofecAnesce left their
residence at Bushey. on Monday, on a visit to her
Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA, at Frog-
more.

A private letter from Paris, received yesterday,
says-44 M. de CUATEAUEMIAND leaves Paris on
NVednesday, for Switzerland, but returns in three
weeks to Paris. Parties are at the highest pitch.
A few days will probably contain important Mi-
nisterial intelligence."

Sir THOMAS RAFFLES and family have arrived
tat Plymouth, in the Mariner, from Bencoolen.—
I The Mariner sailed from. Fort Marlborough on
the 10th April, and from St. Helena on the 3d
July. Capt. YOUNG. 1111 d the officers and crew of
the late ship Fame have also arrived in the same
vessel.

The Right Hon. Countess Dowager of CLON-
IrELL has appointed the Key. GEORGE CUOOKSMANKB,
A.M. of Charlton Mackrell, in the County of Somerset her
Ladyship's Domestic Chaplain.
On the 13th nit. was instituted, upon his own
Petition, the Rev..GEO. PALMER, to the Rectory of Sidling-
ton, Sussex.

We understand it has been determined; as an
official precedent, that. 111, ssrs. Bonn and Palm are to he
allowed their half-pay as Nasters in the Navy, in addition to
their retirement as Master Attendants.

WATCH AND CLOCE•MAKERS' SOCIETT.--YeEl-

terday upwards of 200 of the principal manufacturertebeld their
annual meeting at Highbur' Barn ; Sir PETETL LAURIE in
the Chair. The worthy Chairman expressed his approbation
of the objects the Society had in view:. The report was read,
by which it appeared that the receipts of last year exceeded 3001.
which had been distributed among aged members and widows.
The Manager of Sadler's Wells had given his house one night,
which netted 75!., and the excursion to the Nore in the Eclipse
yacht yielded a further sum of 301. to the funds of the Institu-
tion. The worthy Sheriff put down 61., and his example pro-
duced a very respectable subscription.
At the Assizes for Cork, on the 10th instant,

Michael borgan was sentenced •to transportation
for life, for the forcible abduction and violation
of Ellen Smith.

A memorial to withdraw the Insurrection Act
from the Baronies of East and West Carbery and
Ibane has been signed by Lords KINGSTON and
C&►:xsav, and 24 other Magistrates, pursuant to
a resolution •of a Meeting held at Skibbereen,
county Cork, on Monday.—(Limerick Chronicle.)