The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-25 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

J. Shepton, Esq., from Morley's Hotel, Trafalgar-square, for
Warwickshire ; N. Lockyer, Esq., from ditto ; The Rev. H. Lux-
more, from ditto, for Cornwall; F. M'Clelland, Esq., from ditto,
for Scotland ; Mr. Mackinnon, his Lady, and family, from their
mansion in Hyde Park-place, for Newtown Park, Lymington,
Hants; the Earl and Countess of Lichfield, from St. James's-square,
to their seat, Shugborough, Staffordshire ; Lord and Lady Gray,
from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, for Brighton ; Lord Wode-
house, from the Brunsviick Hotel, Jermyn-street, to his seat, Nor-
folk ; T. Egelton, Esq., for his seat in Cheshire ; Mr. and Mrs.
Brummell, and family, for the Continent ; Mr. and Mrs. Dering,
for their seat, Ayott, Herts ; Mr. mid Mrs. T. Gurdon, for their
seat, Litton, Norfolk ; Lord and Lady A. Ccii)nkham, for Ryde,
Isle of Wight ; Mr. and Mrs. Hale and family, •for Dover •, Lady
Malcolm, from Raggett's Hotel, Dover-street, for Warfield House,
Berks ; Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, from ditto, for Scotland ; Henry
Perkins, Esq., for Wales; —Bagot, Esq., and Lane, Esq.,
from Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, on a tour • Captain Harrison and
family, from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Baden ; the
Duke of Manchester, from Park-lane, for the Continent ; Mr. and
Lady Georgiana Stuart Wortley, for ditto; the Dowager Lady
Longford, for ditto • Mr. Lawrence and Lady Jane Peel, for Tun-
bridge Wells • Earl and Countess Nelson, on a visit to Lord Hood,
at Whitley • the Countess of Castle Stuart, for Brighton ; Mrs.
Oswald and family, for ditto ; the Hon. Captain Rous, R.N., to
commission the Pique frigate at Plymouth ; the Right Hon. I'.
Grenville, from Cleveland-square, for Dropmore ; the Hon. C. F.
Stuart, for Edinburgh ; G.:Fitzgerald, Esq., for Bath ; Lady Selina
Bridgeman, for the Continent ; Baron de Cantelent, for ditto ; Sir
W. Gell, for ditto; the Hon. F. Ryder, for ditto.'

The Duke of Manchester is gone on a short tour on
the Continent, and many noble families are packing up for the
same destination.

EARL BATHURST.—This Noble Peer does not
rally ; the answer to the inquiries yesterday in Arlinton-
street was that his Lordship had passed a restless night. 'Lord
Apsley, his eldest son, and.his other relatives, are in constant
attendance.

The Earl of Ripon remains at Tunbridge Wells
with-his Countess and family ; his Lordship did not proceed
to Nocton on receiving intelligence of the destruction of his
seat by fire. It is the intention of the Noble Earl to rebuild
the hall at no distant period.

Viscount Howick, having spontaneously resigned
the Home Under-secretaryship, has proceeded to join' his lady
at the Baths of Ems, in Germany, where his Lordship will
will sojourn until the autumn.

We have great satisfaction in being enabled to state
that the health of the Bishop of Bristol is considerably im-
proved ; and we trust ere long to announce his complete
recovery, and resumption of his episcopal duties.

On the recent occasion of the public exhibition at
Paris of the productions of the most distinguished manufac-
turers, the French King has presented several of them with
the decoration of the Legion of Honour. We notice with
satisfaction among the newly-elected chevaliers Pierre Erard,
the English manufacturer, whose patent harps and pianofortes
are becoming as celebrated on the Continent as they are in
this country.

The Poor Law Bill, notwithstanding the " child-
eating" and " prevention-check" articles of the angry-boy,"
went last night into Committee in the House of Lords, and
went swimmingly through the first eighteen clauses. . The re-
mainder will occupy two more sittings, and in another the
whole' affair will have been eaten up, and no lives lost. —Morn-
ing .4 dvertiser.

CALICO PRINTERS.—We understand that the
turn-out calico printers, after a determined struggle of about
nine months' continuance, have been forced to yield to the
superior power of their employers, and offer to work on their
own terms. Each of the masters, we believe, has received
a letter to that effect, but they decline to acknowledge the
communication as coming from the Union ; at the same time,
however, they are willing to meet with the men individually.
It is said that since the strike the operative printers have paid
to the hands standing out upwards of 13,0001.--Glasgow
Courier.

French ships on the different naval stations in all
parts of the globe :—Newfoundland and Iceland, 4 ; Mexico
and Cuba, 2 ; the Antilles, 13 ; Brazils and South America,
11 ; Island of Bourbon and Madagascar, 2 ; Western Coast
of Africa, 9 ; the Levant, 7 ; Algiers, 21 ; the 'different ports
and stations on the coast of France, 46 ; Reserves for the
coast of France in the Mediterranean, 21 ; Reserve for the
coasts of France on the Ocean, 22.—Total, 158. —Paris
Advertiser.

STEAM NA VIGATION.—The passage between
Brussels and London is now made with astonishing celerity.
A traveller who returned yesterday to Brussels assures us that
he left that city on the Ist of July, at seven o'clock in the
morning by the stage coach, and that he arrived at London
the next morning at ten o'clock, the steam-vessel, Earl of
Liverpool having made the voyage from Ostend to London in
thirteen hours.—Brussels Paper.

NEW SOUTH WALES, &c.—No emigrant to New
South Wales ought to be without Lieut. Breton's " Excur-
sions." A personal knowledge of these colonies enables us to
pronounce it to be the most valuable work that has yet ap-
peared on the subject. It presents a fair view of the advant-
ages and disadvantages which both and each present to the
intended emigrant. This book embraces New South Wales,
Van Dieman's Land, and Swan River; and the author is an
accurate observer of nature and of men. He represents the
land as he found it, and the people as they were.—Naval and
Military Gazette.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

(Fitorq LLOYD'S.)

DEAL, JULY 24.—Wind S. E, light'breezes.—Arrived and
sailed for the River, the Forth, RobertsOn, from Van Diemen's
Land ; Woodford, Anderson, from Miramichi ; and Angla,
Jousel, from London, for Jersey.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 24.—Light airs, and variable.
PLYMOUTU, JULY 23. —Wind S. W. _ _