The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-11 00:00:00

FASITIONA

LIGENCU.

ARRIVALS.
The Earl and Countess of Litchfield, at their seat, Shughorough
Park, Staffordshire, from the Isle of Wight; Lady Rivers, in
Grosvenorllace, from her seat, Eltham Lodge, Kent ; Lady Ann
Beresfod, in Upper Brook-street, from her seat, in Surrey ; Lord
Faulkland, at Fenton 's Hotel, St. James's-street, from Windsor ;
General and Mrs. Hippurn and family, at ditto, from Brighton ;
P. S. Blunt, Esq., at dito from his sat, in Sussex; Mr. and rs.
Collins, at Bett's Hotel,t Dover-street,e from Manchester ; Mr. a Mnd
Mrs, and Miss Green, at ditto, from the Continent; A. Brabazon,
-N., at ditto, from Ireland; Robert Harvey, Esq., at ditto, from
a tour ; Peters, Esq , at ditto ; General Seebeck, Esq., in Re-
gent-street, from his seat, in Berks ; the Rev. Ewd. Osborne, at
the Royal Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Hants; ; J. C. Coghlan, Esq.
at ditto, from Brighton.

ARURES.
The Alarchioness of WDEest Pmeath,T from the Royal Hotel, Jermyn-
street, for Shrewsbury • J. S ,nott, Esq , and family, from ditto,
for Wilts; Hon. General Finch, from Warren's Hotel, Regent-
!:eet, for his seat, near Coventry ; Mrs. Hyde, from ditto, for
;ith ; the Earl and Countess of Jersey, for Eaton House, Lanca-
re ; Sir William and Lady Lumley, for their seat, in Berks ;
ir and Mrs. Harding, from Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, for Don-
N ter ; Mrs. Bennett, from ditto, for the Continent ; Mr. and
Sfrs. Montague, from Brook-street, for their scat, in Norfolk.

LIMNER TO EARL GREY.—Although no further
applications for tickets to this festival should be made, 500 in-
must necessarily be disappointed. It is now too late,
anDose, to extend the dimensions of the dining pavilion.
L
pet h -nugn had it been formed to accommodate 3,000, it would
e been filled. Deputations, we observe, are coming from
'per been
corper of Scotland to do honour to our distinguished
ttlest.--Caledonian Mercury.
,THE EARL GREY PAVILION, CALTON-HILL.
his great is ettin rapidlMy on to compl.
`'Pith a laudable careructure for the g
safety gof his ajesty's lieges,etion the Dean of Guild assembled his Court, and having taken a careful
a'J
SlttveY of the building, and its supports, were satisfied that
vc thing was substantial and safe. The walls and floorings
" composed of three. inch planks, and the sides and roof are
10PPorted by rows of large wooden pillars. There will be a
Pa!atrm at each end of the centre row of tables, raised a little
their the flooring, where the chairman and croupier, with
1
supporters, will be placed, so that they will be in full
!ew of the whole company. The President's chair is to be
laced at the west end. The great gas lustre of the Theatre
4937.1 will be suspended from the middle of the roof, and sup-
-I),o'tv from the main pipe of the Royal terrace. This, with
segas jets issuing in proper positions, will make the festal
as bright as day and give a splendid effect to the whole
decorated
The walls 'a,nd pillars being covered with cloth and
..neeorated with various devices, the interior of the pavilion will
O.ot only look as well, but be felt as comfortable as a palace.
4130ut 80 workmen are busily employed at the erection.—lbid.
•th,,,P,..!IgXER TO EARL GREY.—We have just learned
-urs. Jacobson and Vlastos have applied for tickets of ad-
°n to this splendid festival, and that it is the intention of
de committee to invite the Delegates of the Societ6 Francais
Statistique Universelle, and M. Arago, to honour the corn-
l'a4Y with their presence.—Scots Times.
theREGALIA OF SCOTLAND.—III 9 Majesty's gift to
•'egalia in the Crown Room of the Castle, has been de-
of saiten.flithere by the Officers of State in Scotland. It consists
reelle.,(nuen collar of the Garter, with rose diamonds and ena-
Q-°u George," worn by James VI. (the present of his
neen), an
ancient rose diamond badge of St. Andrew, and a
tlitallelillatire ring. York..eli were presented to George IV., by
utreh e Cardinal The good taste of our present Mo-..
the this appropriation of these valuable remembrances of
ancient Kings of SCotland, is very sensibly appreciated.
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GRAND FESTIVAL IN HONOUR OF TIIE
11:.1'*3 OP AGE or LORD MILTON.—This festival will take
o'7 next month at Wentworth, Rotherham- All the neigh-
Tern:,g nobility and gentry will be invited to a splendid,
fish Ibe thrown open to the peasantry.; and old E
I,eef" spitality will be displayed by the distribution of roastg-
four and plum pudding to all corners ; provision will be made for
and .thousand persons at different tables, placed on the lawn
of the the woods. The Earl of Liverpool, the father-in-law
Viscount, leaves his seat at Buxtead, in Sussex, in a few i
daYT to assist in the superintendence.
'nainit 5
t,
LATE THOMAS TELFORD, ESQ.—The re-
in Nl, of this great engineer and excellent man were interred
with e,stolinster Abbey yesterday morning. In compliance
otil's wish the funeral was quite private, being attended
dee'e by the members of his own profession intimate with the
ol,sealed, and a few other personal friends ; among whom we
rved Sir Henry Parnell, Captain Beaufort, Mr. Milne,
ceunire Missioner of Woods and Forests, &e. The mournful
-her :11°11y was conducted in a plain and unostentatious man-
consonant with the whole tenour of the long and valuable
uf which it was the close.
'without ;RIDGE WELLS, SEPT. 10.—We may assert
of rash. 'ear of contradiction, that this place was never so full
of Kent 'enable company as at the present time. The Duchess
Nens.and
, the Princess Victoria continue to enliven the
the recentwttn their presence, and are daily in public. Among
Peniarnarrivals are the Countess Chichester and the Ladies
,Ind "I'd Ormond, the Hon. Mrs. Basil Cochrane, Mr.
Ste
Lin'Y Mary Dundas, Lady Matilda Bruce, Baron Woolff,
r 1-\:4a uf Chester and family, the Hon. General Bligh,
fore. I,fan,,,cis Vincent, M.P., the Hon. G. Byng, Mr. Craw-
, and family.
Carr TLE HOWARD.-011 Wednesday week Lady
preetsclie Passed through York for Castle Howard ; and on the
tingie r'g day Lord Morpeth, accompanied by Count Euge-
aalte ao Italian nobleman, passed through on their way to the
of ,nneoble mansion. Castle Howard is at present the scene
are much festivity, where the Earl and Countess of Carlisle
iftplet-staining a distinguished party of fashionable visitors.—
LI erver.

IeftCOWES) SEPT. 9.—The Lord Bishop of Ossory
ena:tus to-day. His Lordship has been sojourning here for the
onweet.ek. d Yesterday being tdhehirerMe Most
aGsraalcuitoeusheMinatiest.ies'
fired
Coon a t yachts
e the Royal Squa r battery and by the Vice-
th_nodore's brig Water Witch, and the squadron and mar-
.l,,,7trnen in the roads were all dressed out in colours. The
th`p earthquake was felt on several parts of the island, but
-re has been no damage done.
kneWbeolvrni G.—This. place. is quite animated, the.
k a aquatic parties embarking and disembarking adding
41411 t° the- ordinary bustle at this season of the year.
te,;°egst our recent arrivals are—Lord and Lady Grey and
I, Dowager Lady Dacon, Hon. Mr. Stanhope, Colonel
:,'lg, Lord Quin and Miss Quin, Sir R. Otway and family,
Lord and Mrs Goldsmid, Captain and Mrs. Hanisley,. &c.
to; (1' ~.,\V• Lenno.x has left the Sea-hcuse Hotel for Brighton ;
" L'• Beauclerk has left for the Isle of Wight.
Ctup,
'leo", —l-.TEI-TAM, SEPT. 8.--Lord and Lady Ra-
kip Oartb, with their accomplished daughters, are
.amongst
(the 1" Itrrivals, as also Viscount and Viscountess Barrington.
440 titter Lord Ravensworth's eldest daughter) and familyr,
Cota.,the Hon• W. L. Bathurst, Lady Seymour, Hon. IV.
JohnneY, Lady M'Gregor, Sir R. and Lady Pattison, Sir
,1441, yttl,n(l, Lady Broughton, Sir Edward Miles, Sir T. and
`41,,. "mnington &c. The season is now at its height, and
~ yr% ....
-`leadedttages and places of public resort are very numerously
t by fashionable parties.
krtii '141,,,T°1‘7, SEPT. 10.—The Earl of Pembroke
.1,--td;4;- the Bedford Hotel on Monday evening. Mr. L. and
;44 jtilitre .I,Peel returned on Monday to Kemp Town from
cl-1: ri''`)R.Yvells Lady Wilmot is daily expected at her resi-
1ii04141"4 i.,""lmp .T own from
by
NVells. Lady Rodney was
Major Rodney, the Rev. H.
Its4ey, 4714
the
heriz arrival, b
t Rodney. The Spanish Ambassador
140 ;3`setb. a houes -nevi3 S.
Brunswick-square. Mr. Roebuck, M. P.,
Ptettlak-a,tithl Ross,e 1M
Prun returned on Monday by the General
-°l4;4l,7talgation kCompany's" packet the Mountaineer from a
b , tour.
tr4t °B,v;, Sari. 9. We have had a great, musical
1::4r. l'''B In°llling Mr. and Mrs. Bishop, 1%1. Bochsa, and
:4,l°erylktrYt„jun., is.ive a concert in Bachelor's Library, which
1,01,f-get Is ,Inerously attended by an elegant company.
The
la ,tis 444 been very showery for several days back. .
'l4 '4eiin 1 full of company, and the bathing machines
8 Stisit'g Y
th 0t11,4 ion,
'Peeei‘‘°ll,44PToN, SEPT. 4.—As an illustration of
Dei,41.1, ell the rallltY of the age," we may mention as a pretty
‘i .1-14, b 0 4 note delivere to Mr. Guy, the landlord of the
St, ,e Titr,Lr a ofthe inscription of her grace's name thus-
-41144'874 Sent Talbones :" Anglice, the Duchess of
1 CAN' '
esrd 4. rEit,,.. ..-
ti nm itlat
~--•ultY MUSICAL MEETING.—We have
a: " froti the Meeting, for the performance of selec-
:lp,,,te d„A" works of Handel and other sacred authors, on
f?, ta.liehTclea_l:, will take place at Canterbury at the corn-
th The choir will comprise upwards
R.
ev iritt._
rnocristtimon___.
ieZed 1-ja"lrleo, a and vocal performers, in addition to the
left% 1'44 in
~ne Society. The whole. of the professional
kenos '14.1, will Lee neighbourhood, with the choristers of
occasion._
hr, render their services upon
tect.ridaY last, Ilto.--A
Ilt, ''aZette.
ET Iv
Reaps itis_
of a successor
.General Sessions vas
Samuelwas held here
the .ruan airman f the western division of the county, that
There were present
.11,.. tart ofT,"ng resigned his office.
ea`rtell, tt -'''grernont, the Duke of Richmond, Sir_ C. M.
kocitti: M. Part., an(ll4. P., Sir J. M. Lloyd, Bart.,
FHa.rlllo.
fGEorgiurge.:
~ AN,. _ a full Court. President, the ,
4,lga' the boirme preliminary remarks from the Noble Chair-
lickl)eraon
whoe f Richmond proposed Mr. Sergeant D'Oyley
led Circuit, had performed the duty of a Judge on the
-
tof th t, and who was eminently qualified by his kno
bete
towtee,lsaw, and as a gentleman-, to fill the office. The
111..., /notion was seconded by Sir J. M. Lloyd, and
Cot '''' Sergeant was unanimous] elected Chairman.
itlim'l.l'l'
C°
3:Middlesex
retpeevat weir urt.T.—..-At a meeting of the .
Ne,_
~,,1,, h j:
S. Lillie brought forward a special motion
iiciv -104-14cwet is termed the waste ground of Westminster
3,260. p. foti . It necessary to state that Rigby Wason,
ui)„. for •a
__r IPswich, in the early part of the year offered
*lta'ultig a ti_waste piece of land in the rear of the prison for
the :t once
accepted'ystre The offer appeared so eligible that it
*Nave:Not
,_ by the Westminster Magistrates ; but
tootr_s, t,,ho7s contingent on the approval of the Middlesex
lo t:2 that the co ounty Court, held last month, negatived a
aside
./. Ni.: tract should be agreed to by a majority of
de de but th-equently that decision was sought to be set
to wito,l Afteermajority adhered to their former opinion and
should
azibbrish:e_graeuit:whid,riwalveaurbdsisciahotnhSeir J. S• Lillie was pressed
the
eagexrteecdoutrto,
dianyti.mating he