The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-15 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

Lord Molineux, from Arlington-street, for Stoke Farm, near
Windsor; Major Duffield, from Batts's Hotel, Dover-street,
for Yorkshire ; R. Doyne, Esq. fom Fenton's Hotel, St.
James's-street, for Cheltenham ; Charles Tyrell, Esq., from
ditto, for I3erks ; Mr. and Mrs. Hall Dare and family from the
Brunswick Hotel, Jcrmyn-street, for their seat in Essex; Sir
Edmund Hayes, Bart., from the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn_
strnt, for Ireland • Smith Windham, Esq., from ditto for
Surrey ; Captain Ireland;
for Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. H.
Laagham, from Park-lane, for their seat in Essex ; W, Hoc_
kin, Esq., from the Berners Hotel, Berners-street, for Dart-
mouth ; Captain Bouchette, from ditto, for Brighton ; the
Rev. William Mansfield, from ditto, for Mytton Bryant ; M.
Gutteres, Esq., Miss Gutteres, and Miss Massingbard, from
Fladong's Hotel, Oxford-street, for Sidmouth ; John Mark-
ham, Esq., and Captain Markham, from ditto, for Wales ;
Mackenzie, Esq., from ditto, for ditto ; the Earl of Oxford,
from Brampton Park, Ilereford, for Cheltenham; the
Earl
and Countess of Bandon, from Connaught-square, for Re-
gency-square, Brighton; Sir Felix Booth, for ditto; Hon.
General Phipps, for ditto ; Captain and Mrs. Anderson, for
ditto ; Captain Stephen, for ditto ; the Dowager Lady Ellen-.
borough and the lion. Misses Law, from Stratford-place,for
ditto ; the' Bishop of Ely, and family, from Dover-street, for
ditto ; Mr. and Mrs. Dering, for ditto ; Mrs. and Mrs. Coes-
vel:, from Carlton Gardens, for ditto • Lord Clanmorris, for
, ditto ; Sir Charles Clarke, from South-street, for ditto
,• Sir
Charles and Lady Ogle, for ditto ; Captain Trent, for ditto
Sir William Kaye, Bart., for 6t. Leonard's-on-Sea; Miss de
Crespigny, for ditto ; Mr. and Mrs. Courtcnay, for ditto
Mr. and Mrs. Atherton Park, for Merton Grove; Lord and
Lady Charles Churchill, from Richmond, on a visit to J. Be-
nett, Esq., M.P., Pyt House, Wilts; Major-General Sir
James Campbell, from Mivart's Hotel, on a tour; Sir Edwin
SeudamOre Stanhope, from Warren's Hotel, for Cheltenham ;
Mr.-and the lion. Mrs. Godsall, for ditto ; Admiral Manley,
for ditto; Capt. 0. C. Frankland, R N., for ditto; Colonel
Bruce, for ditto.

ME DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S ANSWER TO
LORD KENVON.—The address of the South Lancashire Con-
servative Association to the King, in favour of the Protestants
of Ireland, has been forwarded to the Duke of .Wellington,
and presented by his Grace to his Majesty. The following
is the Noble Duke's reply to Lord Kenyon, who presided
over the meeting on that occasion :—" Whitehall, Dec. 4.
My Lord, I have had the honour to lay before the King the
loyal and dutiful address of the South Lancashire Conserva-
tive Association, praying for his Majesty's support of the Pro-
tcs a q Church of Ireland, and I have the satisfaction to in-

form your Lordship that his Majesty was pleased to receive
the same in the most gracious manner.—l have the honour to
be, my Lord, your Lordship's very obedient servant,

" WELLINGTON."

Derby House, in GrOsrenor-square, remains in the
same state as it has been ever since the death of the Countess.
It may be recollected that the late Peer deserted the mansion
on the demise of that lamented Lady.

DEATH OF MAJOR-GENERAL JAMES STIR-
LING, OF THE 42n ROYAL HIGHLANDERS.—We regret to an-
nounce the death of this distinguished officer and truly excel-
lent man, which took place yesterday at Musselburgh, where he
has resided since retiring from the army, which he did some
time after the retreat to Corunna. In that event, and during

the Continental war, as well as in America and at Egypt, he
bore a conspicuous and honourable part. He was in his
eightieth year, and, till within a few days of his death, enjoyed.,

hi usual good health.—Edinburgh'Ercning Courant of
Saturday.
We hear that the Tories in the City
intend inviting
Sir Robert Peel to a public dinner, in order that an oppor-
tunity may be afforded to him of explaining the principles upon
which his administration is to be conducted.—Observer.

THE NEW CHANCELLOR OFCAIIBRIDOE.-•
The Noble Marquis gave a grand entcrtainwiont on Fiiday
last at Carrden House, in the Green Park, to the Heads of
Colleges, consistiag of twenty-six persons. They left Cam-
bridge at half-past three, and arrived in town after seven
o'clock. The dinner took place at the hour of nine. The
Earl of Brcekeck attended the Deputation. On Saturday
the Marquis was installed at his own house. •

KONIGSBERG, DEC. r Majesty the Em-
press of Russia, with the Grand Duke Alexander and Princess
Maria, arrived here yesterday evening in good health, and
left again this morning. We hear that her Majesty will
meet the Emperor. at Siga, who will go to that city from War-
:aw by way of Lourza. Their Majesties will then proceed to
St. Petersburgh in company.

THROWING OPEN THE COURT OF ALDERMEN,
eV', AND MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.-011 Saturday, in con-
fequence of a requisition numerously and respectably signed
ly members of the Court of Common Council, the Lord
rtiayor appointed a special Court of Common Council to be
held to-morrow, at noon, to proceed on the consideration of
the Report of the Committee upon the petition of the Ward
of Cripplegate in relation to the election of Aldermen, &C.,
and to consider the reports of the Committee of the whole
Court appointed in relation to the municipal institutions of
,he city of London.