The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-22 00:00:00

BATH.

ARRIVALS.—Sir 0. Thomason, Sir C. Saxton, Sir P.
P. P. Acland, General Sir G. Slad, General Monkton, Colonel
Andrews, Colonel Haynes, Major Rice, Major Richards,
Major Fitzgerald; Captains Hall, Maigny, R.N., Wilbore,
R.N., Crouch, Thompson, Brymer, Harrison and family; Dr.
and Mrs. Fowler ; Rev. Messrs. Harvey, Bruce, Gardiner,
King, Reynolds, Stephens, Crow ; Mr. and Mrs. Savage,
Guest, Willoughby, Knight, Maxwell, Morris, Mitchell, Slade,
Butler, Dunn, Gardiner, George, Kays, Hutchings, Inglis,
Page, Schomberg, Temple, Rice, Priveaux, Brune and family,
Bishop, Money; Messrs. Commissioner Harris, Sanderson and
family, Pike, Hygford, Thorp, Donnithorne, Rice, Davis, Dc
Coruevo, Everett, ..4ifford, Harris, Hunter, Hardurch, Isaac,
James, Knight, Lloyd, Maxwell, Maslyn, Morris, Roberts,
Read, Thomas, Wood, Wells ; Mesdames Connor, Flower,
Rue, Tuson, Birch, Dolland, King, Ware, Willoughby;
Misses Austin, Conner, Chilcott, Arundell, Cook, Flood, Kings_
mill ; &c.

The Earl of Lonsdale has, at his own
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His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester,
attended by his equerry, Captain Boyd, left Gloucester -
house, Park-lane, yesterday morning, on a visit to the
Marquis of Bristol, at lckworth Hall, near Bury, where
he will remain some days. The Marquis has invited a
select circle of individuals connected with the Conservative
interests to meet his Royal Highness.
The Right Hon. the Vice-Chancellor on
Tuesday last honoured with a visit the Distressed Sailors'
Asylum, Cannon. street-road, St. George's-east, patronized
IT her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and the
Bishops of London and Llandaff—president Sir Edward
Codrington. Alter minutely inspecting its accommoda-
tions and making inquiries as to its details, his Honour
was pleased to express himself highly satisfied, and gene-
rously left a donation of 10/.
We hear that Lord Grey has given the vacant
stall at Canterbury to Dr. Hunt, who had refused a
deanery on political grounds from the Tory Administra-
tion ; and the deanery of Lichfield to the Non. Dr.
Howard, Lord Carlisle's brother.
The Hon. Frederick Byng entertained a dis-
tinguished party at dinner on Wednesday, at his residence
in Cleveland-row. Among tht-, company were Prince
Esterhazy, Baron Bulow, Brnon Wessenberg, the French
Charge d'Affaires, M. Dcdel, the Countess of Tankerville,
and the Countess Dowager of A Idborough.
We learn that advices have been received from
Brussels, intimating that, on the 18th inst., a convention
was sig;ied, in compliance with the report of a joint
military commission, adjusting the transit of Dutch
troops to and from Maestricht. It is also ascertained
that the demanded final application to the German Diet
by the King of Holland, on the subject of Luxemburg, has
actually been made.
The Bishop of Bristol continues at Wey-
mouth; but his Lordship is fast recovering from his
recent indisposition.
Brighton has been selected by the Com-
mittee of the Agricultural Employment Institution to
held their first public meeting out of London; several
Noblemen and distinguished visiters have signified their
intention of honouring the meeting with their presence.
There arc at present no less than six hundred
houses out of lease on Lord Clincarty's estate at Ballina-
sloei—veDatribelii7:
informed that the French Embassy
was quite in a bustle yesterday, in consequence of the
receipt of despatches from Paris on the preceding evening,
announcing the probable return of Prince Talleyrand and
the Duchess de Dino (to-morrow) Saturday. The an-
nouncement was quite unexpected, as it was believed that
his Excellency would not return until the meeting of the
French Chamber on the 23d of December. The Duchess
de Dino had returned to the metropolis from Valencab
when the letters were despatched.
Great rejoicings have taken place at Nosely
Hall, in Leicestershire, the family seat of the Hesilriges, in
Leicestershire, to celebrate the coming of age of the present
Baronet, Sir Arthur Grey, who succeeded to the title as
12th Baronet on the demise of his father, Oct. 21,1819.
The family, which traces its genealogy to Roger de He-
silrige, one of the Knights of the army of William the
Conqueror, ranks high amongst the ancient gentry of the
kingdom.
It appears by the return of the overseers for
the parish of Penrith, that the total number of schools
of every kind within the said parish is 26 ; and the total
number of children educated is 1,377, of which 714 are
males, and 663 females. In 1831 the population
amounted to 6,059. There is one return not yet come
in.— initehaven Herald.
TREASURYgraveI
to Colonel
Salisbury, was found a curious piece of gold plate, of the
value of 80/., which is supposed to have been worn in
ancient times as a tippet, by the officer of some religious
order. It is now in the possession of Mr. Langford, of
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