The Sun.
London, England, 1834-05-22 00:00:00

WINDSOR, MAY 21.

of the daiysnougti____.„
Castle at half-past two o'clock. Soon
suite rode out on horseback yesterday. His Ma) . , —a- e
ho'a-c4Tloic:ekeehl(ni after threo
yesterday.ra jo el
sletyt outhiattended
emn
nTodhhmei
The Queen
morning, and
et
no n a
nt I
die
their
hhxeap.TiterhcbetoedDdy Majesties.uooenfh emss esantoufolr
Saturday
ar fgeyoni onattti .a t
clarence, left the Castle (in regimentals) »► an °Pt
carriage, for the Horse Barracks, in order to ins
attraction
Waterh e
Castle,iPTa n''
Lord
i'
hi ridnel crtebAlsetsdup
tent.t: nalhi.Pe'i
e daeharPtu Adolphe
al:
ii icsiF
il
ei
1 at
Itril:f:'
readiness, and the party will cpt.no toe .1-1 dinner
in the evening return to the Cistle. A large '''..ng.
party will assemble at the Palace on that Wit! a
The Queen took an airing this afternoon la
carriage.
evening from their visit to the Royal Military ‘-'°,,eaa.
Their Majesties returned to the Castle 011 -NriTlilre
at Sandhurst, to attend the Half-yearly Public rt_ii,
minition of the Gentlemen Cadets in Fortilieatt"
sgromeaeteorflparisthey
&c., and
eancdotlolepgree.sent a pair of new Colours to the Fort•tieadets

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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

RRIVAS.
The Marquis of Brist Aol, in St.L James's-square, fronll'is
seat, Putney-heath, Surrey ; Sir Robert, Lady Fitz-NY Y"
grain, and family, in Connaught-place, from North Mimins
Park, Herts ; General Sablinkoff, at Raggett's Hotel, IN-
ver-street, from Russia ; the Rev. W. and Mrs. Sibthorpe,
at Crawley's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from their seat in
Lincolnshire Mrs. and the Misses Hill, at ditto, frog'
Broomfield Lodge, near Chelmsford ; Captain and Mrs'
Mackenzie, in Regent-street, from Bath ; the Rev. Janie'
and Mrs. Page, at St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street,frcnn
a tour ; Thomas Page, Esq., and Miss Page, at ditto, fr°lnr"
Surrey ; Captain Morton, at the Brunswick Hotel, Je
myn-street, from Ireland.
DEPARTURES.
KeTintlef
f. om the Burlington Hotel, for Richmond ; the Margfuoir
the Marquisi,ia rdioifo
nCea,,
smd
Dowageren for
and his stehaet ,
Ladiesthe lViiildaCsrtnine;
o Bath for his seat, Longleat, Wilts ; Colonel Tyll,c;ite,
his R at, Halswell House,. Somersetshire ; C. and
E q., M.P., for Bridgewater ; Mr. and Mrs. P011ar0,_,...,
Cap-
fa niy, from Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, for Hats ;
to n Garth, R.N. and Mrs. Garth, from Albemarle-st
,ete°
f4' their seat in Berks ; Captain Packwood, from Rage,-
Hotel, Dover-street, for Hasti gs.

ARRIVALS AT BROADSTAIRS. lit
~
The Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord ksqlev, the
Corry, W. A. 314Kennon,Eso
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ord,'lr. and Philip
lard, M:. and Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Walstab,
Ja
dsaru Carrington, Mr. GeO. Bennet Mr. and Mrs•
Barton, Mrs. Latter, Mr. Collison Mrs. Bette, lOrVo,
Mrs. C sward, Mrs. • . Ford, Miss' Drew, Mr. awl,' ke,
Usborn ~ Rev. Mr. Ewbak and family, Mr. Clar, of
Capt. Smi h and family. The arrivals in the Islery
Thane this year far exceed any former year, and it Ispp
generally exi.ected the island will be the focus of attrac:lta,
i
this s ason, in consequence of Lord Yarborough's n,cl°
the
t on to :he members of the Yacht Club to join hit°
Royal H irbour of Ramsgate the Ist of July, aer,",.:t
accompa .y her Majesty from thence to Hamburg.
preparat .ins are Making for the reception of her7Mtijev,

CHELTENHAM.enitehßßanldVAfaLmSity,ALTaivura
nsri.GaJrge
Brill
LaTiyheFarl of Oxford, Bishop of Hereford, Lord ger,tl,
LBae
jnytinisrcka,yloLro,rdmaßioerrlicekn,. LsaidryGD.yEneidv,eor,,,
iLtduad
Mrs. Mansell, Gen. Swayne, Col. Wall, Col. and 3usa
A.len, Col. Graham, Col. Burke, Col. Clarke, Col. ari
sirs. Scourfield, Col. Cary and family, Major and rs:
Ho, y, Major and Mrs. Davies, Major and Mrs. sM
r-
taus, Major Watts, Major Nicholls, Major and „‘2l.
(a t pbell, Major Bragge, Rev. Mr. Gainsford,
Char.es and Mrs. Porter, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Nell.:
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Doune, Rev. F. Close and fain'
rev. Dlr. aWilliams, Rnctivlsrs..ol-I.oAartetiaßy,eviteAvl.r.l.SlGadeeo,rgßee,
Mrs. Albert, Captain Ailton, Captain Matthews, Captato
Williamson, Captain Rose, Captain Newell, Captain Jone,”
Captain Oates, Captain an Captain eydon, Captain Groves.
Captain Boyle and family,Deakin, Mr. and MO.
Du
and Mrs. Platt, Mr. and Mrs. Travers and family,
and Mrs. Osgood Gee and family, Mr. and Mrs. Haycoe!:
and fan ly, , Mr. and Mrs. George, Mr. and Mrs. Co.?,
Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Callen, lqr:
Mr. and Mrs. Jenner and family, Mr. and Mrs. 3Prrl`a
sir. and Mrs. Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Lemaistre, Mr.
Mrs. Whaley. v.ip.obac;

LE CHANGES. ,
Major and and Mrs.FASHIONA
Baines,B from Dedham Lodge. I rt-, ,
bury, to this town.—Major-Gen. Wulff, Captain Worr:_!:
Mrs. and Miss Forbes, from this town.—Mr. and 31%).1
Walker, Miss Langley, from Park Place, to the Ilanl' ,
the Wye.—Captain Knox, from Rag,gett's Hotel, DO"'
street, for this town, &c. &c.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE

—.......--- b art of
SlR,—Feeling assured that the honoura. the cause
mtehi
tieth
empr ueob,fl presstipchurbolui
gc i
ol r i s
the
privatenmeev medium
ir
justice,
tbackwardiocfeyoutrr
utjosotuai
nod
aul
will 101
the Pp_ o.s;_r:
tice the base slander which every day, since, been
of the Parliamentary Committee, has
log
youred upon me through the channel of the illor
upon
iP
,oble
yta:
Inv,
dleerhseiarvoi have
tu hithertosntohtattthat
taht abstainedemt
yn soc charges
ro
igfnr
egosmpmoui btgshe: forthovb
ein gr
cio.eatiroye
prtt, ttehdereinbtoeinag
of de .ling with it
consciousness ,dseiafif:oduresilnietssisiaonutdlidiantsitoillrieiciaeociffneXuuealto:inlterci:
make to it. ainst
me by the Benchers should be scrutinised to te,iteir
letter ; but it is indeed too much that one of ,
.n.
number, not content with getting up thb libeilons.:at
tide in the Law Magazine, should furbish upf tsuse4
same article, from which the editor openly Pr,e clo-
the materials are taken, and with an additionitutsln
0r
tity of libellous matter, and with a fresh iatin, for
venomous and vulgar malignity,
serve
lie miitnr, and filling
the purpose of poisoning the
case.
about to sit in judgment on my e_.
the Select Committee ng,ll
" To what determination
calumniators) we are quite indiffer'
come (say these cabin' this,but vile
singular announcement.cLin
ent." A very
in character with the proceedings against me 7,,f
beforehand with the deepest prejudice those who are
first to last. It is this indifference to the weight 1
whteb
evidence, and to the influence of truth of adds,
have had all along to complain. The writer ,0_
all July
yr
ideas of justice, day t'd
as fair
owe promise Mr.. Daniel Whittle Harvey three `,..,
ev,
rou days :" alluding, manifestly, to the three root
better satisfied that he has chosen ndilailynsfail; but I am not, ea tna:s-the
notions of what has hitherto
that
he loboav
tol nuhateri :
w•
I 'winced
and honourable, I do not know. I, ffe,:ecount, the
far he may be successfiunl
perspo
r ttcohh neighbouringibeenosseri".nemoetpinites: itei
oxa
pt icpeoErnoi
a.
di
ni t
ixoe:
through whom he is pleased to make van.,
I am, Sir, your most obedient servant; y.
Great George-street, May 21. W. D. ."
amusement. His Majesty's birthday is t 13 .„ipis-
ficence : all the cabinet n the
brated with great magnificence
an
a
ters are to give superb dinners on the occasion,_...t, an
espeople will celebrate it with a fea',ale.
The ensuia,g week will be one of consi.deercar
Ding's trad
at night the illumination will be on an extensive the
The Derby will be run for
29th, and the Oaks on Frida y. Numerous r., of
ties have been made to enjoy the races ; carriagde the
all descriptions are already in requisition, ont it
course, should the weather prove fine, will Pre
s:ene of great splendour and attraction.