The Sun.
London, England, 1834-02-11 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

Sir Henry Fane, from Ellis's Hotel, St. James' c„c
W S. Waddington, Esq., from ditto, for Cavenham
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for Brighton
Brighto;n
Esq., from ditto, for Hampton Court ; Mr. and MO'
James's, for the Continent ; Lord Frederick Firrchirer—,:opie
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Aylesbury, Bucks ; Lord Augustus Fitzclarenee, fo
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Lordb
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s:fqhr from
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Durham; Charles Standish, Esq., from Span
James's.street, for Paris ; Dr. Cremer, from HasviCinsn'sd
Dover and Albemarle-streets, for Oxford ; Mr. a- ~1rs•
Wyvell, from ditto, fqi their seat, in Suffolk; gr. an- and
Simpson, from ditto, for Leamington, Warwickshire 31r.ter. ; •
Mrs. Hopkinson, from the Burlington Hotel, for Cirenee%o
Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson, from ditto, for Bath; Sir Th°3o
Miss Shepherd, from ditto; Lord Howard de
Aubray, Bart., from ditto, for his seat, in Bucks ; Mrs' (root
Audley-square, for Lisbon ; Lord and Lady Dormer and
Esq., for SWhsuie
mily, for the Continent; R. W. H. Vyse,
place, Bucks ; Sir William and Lady Jolliffe, for Mest;be
Park; Mr. and Mrs. Ricards, from Park-lane, for Gali°-cor
Park, Gloucester ; Viscount and Viscountess BernAruo'no
Brighton ; Lord Templemore, from Portman squat, for C
Park, Sevenoaks ; Major-Gen. Sir John Elley, from Sr- Jar° cot
prat, diey
place, on a tour ; Major-General Sir Charles
Brighton ; the Hon. Mr. Granville and Lady Georgians 1.)°,0,,
Ryder, for Westbrook, near Hemel Hempstead ; the„,,,t r•
and Rev. Evelyn Boscawen, from Waterloo-place, for ‘,.'iace-er,
bury ; Lady Harriet Manners Sutton, fronl Hyde Park'P for
for Brighton ; Sir Andrew Barnard, from Wilton-crescent,
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the Royal Pavilion, Brighton ; Mademoiselle d'Este, fr ,
South street, for ditto. Walden, f

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Bishop of Exeter, Lord Eldon, and some other distlPo,
University authorities, the Archbishop of Canterbury, g°_,
guished persons invited by his Grace. The Duke
nounced his Latin Address in a most excellent and Of_
pressive manner. It was classical in style, and in sou"
stance eloquent. He alluded with much felicity to th:
occasion when Oxford conferred on him its decree
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der, the King of Prussia, and their illustrious train, °Pi
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expressed himself determined to defend the privilege °
ferring upon him the highoffice with which he Was 0°
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CAPTAIN VV ATITEN n vr) Lott 1;1'
DENELL.-Lordßrudenell, we hear, was cr.
on Tuesday evening, when he received, to him, the
astrous intelligence. To the last minute labouring un"e
some strange hallucinations, and propped up in his er,r
ous notions by a few gadding, and, of course giddy frlen
so far from anticipating any result that would corn
his own security or station, he looked upon it as ter
that Captain Wathen would be either cashiered °I.
some degree degraded in the service. How astonished.,
must have been, then, on Tuesday ! On dit, that ,
tnediatsly after he rose from the table, saying he ha re,
call upon the General, and suddenly took his depart.°
The regiment was to have been out early next tr)rniu.'
but in the course of a couple of hours it was intiroa:
that the review or exercise would not take Pla r C
Soon after this it was known that an express geed
ev. n Et that late hour at night, about to prO
to Fermoy for Major Courtney Phillips, second
of the regiment (Sir NV. Scott, First Major, betle,
in England). These were very mysterious Wat,,,
and movements, but they soon received a very signi4urc-f
solution, by an order being issued far the officers o'4
15th Hussars to assemble in the morning to hear the
jug and sentence in the case of Captain Wathen. c
care
ingly, so early as half-past seven yesterday, all the (3'" the .;
being assembled, Colonel Turner, A. A. General, read p.
sentence and finding, and the King's pleasure tbiat
Lord Brudenel himself had left town at twelve the 01
to
before, for Fermoy, on his way to Dublin, and thence
E g nI. His Lordship rode, though the night was :re'
cessively inclement ; but he was met near Clonmel, Ye°
ay marning, fine, by the Dublin coach, which Orr fivi'y
in this city last evening, and was then passing, but .
in C.,ns• (pence or the bad state of the roads, and,
hail
sable, wore! eta eof the post horses. Lady Brudeneti lej
lef for Eng:a rd in tra• Victory steam r. which pa •,r
,ence for Bristol at twelve on Tuesday. file LadY
Cork 1/L°
Walter Scott also went in the same vessel.
porter.