The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-31 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

and Countess of Sefton, at their house in Arling-
/ro t:4,Altrieet titz, fat rom their
's Hotel, seat, Stoke
Dover Farm,
and Albem near Windarle-streets,
sor ; Baron
ta I
near 8r Mr. and Mrs. Campion, at ditto, from their seat
am'lghton ; the Misses Crompton, at ditto, from Dover ;
A/4,,i4t00, Esq., at ditto, from Richmond Park; Captain
nn Knight, in Grosvenor-street, from Cheltenham; Mr.
t 6. Morton and family, in Regent-street, from their seat
klar,:',„'l.°ll,; the Lord Chancellor, 'in Berkeley.square, from
ilba,;''elLterrace, Brighton; the Duke and Duchess of St.
Oresyes
' at Holly Lodge, from a tour ; Lord Auckland, in
bury pt'°r-street, from a visit to the Earl of Essex, at Cashio..
trOmSlark; Hon. Major and Mrs. Keppell, in Hertford-street,
,oUtts Trotter's seat, Barnsbury Park; Count Metaxa,
N 1441 /;(7-street, from Brighton ; Lord George Paulet, at the
Sir
Winchester's, in Cavendish square, from Fal-
tlreek ' James Holme and family, from India ; Captain
%•st:'ll, in Somerset-street, from Worcester ; Mrs. Rochfort.
'latae,e.),., in Norton-street, Portland.place, from Windsor ;
,tte,t Esq., M.P., at Nerot's Hotel, Old Burlington-
"rota Brighton.
The DEPARTURES.
Ihriti,;"Uke of Manchester, for his seat, Kimbolton Castle,
Tor tr:Tclonshire : Colonel Latouche, from St. James's square,
/10t,1:8t°1; Sir Colin and Captain Campbell, from Haggett's
tDover-street, for Portsmouth ; Wm. Sitwell, Esq.,
lie-`11:.otto, for Brighton ; Lord Henniker and the Hon. Mr.
4rt, lker, from Crawley's Hotel, Albemarle-street, for
44,:5kt,18 ; Hon. Edward and Mrs. Moore and family, from
4t 'l'B'a Hotel, Dover and Albemarle streets, for Windsor;
a',(l Mrs. Hudson, from ditto, for their scat near Epsom ;
leaf 411 Mrs. Ramsbottom and family, from ditto, for their
41. hear Windsor ; the Rev. John and Mrs. Austin and
4:lfrom ditto, for Chevening, Kent; Colonel and Mrs.
t 'II, and the three Misses Bradyll, from ditto, for their
401,the Priory, Lancashire; Captain and Mrs. Leake, from
zi•e°K..street, for Brighton; Prince Esterhazy and Prince
leat°l4, from Chandos House, for the Marquis of Hertford's
rroTti'udbourn Hall, Suffolk; Sir Archibald Murray, Bart.,
fork ilerkeley.street, on a tour; Hon. George Harris, from
`irur-street on a tour ; Lord Berners, for Newmarket ;
keg °alte Stanley, for ditto; Hon. General Finch, from
konell‘7,t:'et, for Meriden Hall; Viscount Sidmouth. and the
A--ds:;' Addington, from Dover.street, for Richmond;
trrlnl --"ligton Esq., for ditto; Lady and Miss, Campbell,
'or -ver-stree; on a tour the Earl of Mount Edgecumbe,
,Bietr);,°:'t tdgecu mbe Devon ; Lord and Lady Rolle, for
°use, Devon ; Sir Charles Thornton, for Brighton ;
Nr and Mrs. Spencer Stanhope, for Brighton ; Viscount
,rawuntess Sandon, for Brighton ; Capt. C. Colville
anloos , for ditto • the Earl and Countess Listowell and the
14(1yesll 'Me, from the Isle of Wight, for ditto ; Major and
44d avidly Catherine
Baring, from Richmond Hall, for ditto; Mr.
Sit Catherine Cavendish, from Compton-place, for ditto ;
hOrd ,-,,15n1 Alexander, from Grosvenor-square, for ditto ;
qtit,,,'"atles Fitzroy, for ditto ; the Earl and Countess of
4%,- „and the Ladies Parsons, for ditto; Viscount Villiers,
Nirit" Eari of Jersey's, in Berkeley square, for Newmarket ;
44(1 ~,itechberg from Chandos House, for the Continent ;
4041 'villiarn Lennox, for Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Hartley,
'44 HHotel, Old Burlington-street, for Berks ; Dr.
r• Williamson, from ditto, for Cheltenham.

'.4 forpill
his full-length portrait, which is intended for
i-Li° Castle. —Brighton
kh:ed• Aylett Hawes, of Virginia, has bequeathed
i,°ol to about 100 slaves, and 20 dollars for esch, to
I.iher.i the Colonisation Society in conveying them to
11,---AmericanPaper.
the g subscriptions for the reconstruction of
1,000;ght0n Chain-pier already amount to upwards of
~ttCaptain Brown, the constructor of the pier,
thatTi" the damage at 2,000/.—Brighton quardian.
commercial accounts from Trieste state
'lotht-et,isin crop had proved very satisfactory at Smyrna,
tees ,44 respects quantity and quality.how.-
4t "ere b no means so productive. All was tranquil
'btYroa
.4a •
that a3' accounts from Odessa, we are informed,
per -e,ll' Wheat of fine quality had advanced to 21 and 22
,tehetl"twert. There remained in the depot 80,000
cf)lht 14 of wheat. During the tempest of the 19th and
Ihipoe ,;", it is estimated that the damage done to the
eXceeded 20,000 roubles at Odessa. An exte.n-
Qttle:Noci had arrived from Trieste for wheat, which
't -.1111%0 a considerable advance in this article.
Nr.e suspension bridge across the Avon at
ttl 'oevneBrocks Bristol, has been commenced. When
it rapisted • . '
4 ,It will form one of the most curious works of
Al in Europe.
d 0 Abercromby arrived in Edinburgh on
age, Y' It is said to be in contemplation to give a
4. to the two representatives for the city.
t a dinner given last week, at Wickham, to
r"te the return of Lord Palmerston and Sir George
"
-.4 as members for the district of South Hants, the
1140,P°Ingized for his noble colleague's absence by stating
„I"tit,„h, e was busily engaged at his post, watching over. ahre.(rt
;tlg,iNog the honour and interests of the country
,k.Orti:tt with Foreign Powers. It was impossible his
11,III.4"ifir:ould leave London just now, when despatches
'ate at4eign Courts were constantly requiring his imme-
At tension."
Nte d tl'e moment when their Belgian Majesties
ttlet rth-4Y (Sunday) set out from Bourget, after having
171' o)l,l,loily,King's courier, named Varnet,
t."lttl,'4 foliar) sty with despatches, fell from
'l4oe' and wheel of the carriage passed over his
I;kadlt prr,he King immediately alighted, tore a pocket
1,41 weijef of the Queen's' inaton strips, took a lancet, bled
;.!Isunftit*r. great care and skill, 41 then bound up the arm.
tlo4t tnnate man had thus time to wait for a surgeon,
14. eed aliortly after.—French Paper.
th e Ea a laCourt of Directors was held at
India Douse when Lieutenant-General Sir
tigiel(Ca's C.C.8., Was appointed Commander-in-Chief
e F,,,J"lPany's forces on the Bombay establishment..
iletti °a time past smuggling has been car-
Om 5
-Phut, a great scale in West Flanders. Last week
-"eel) 70 arid 80 men being warmly pursued by
41'etse.t house officers of Warneton were obliged to
Irate foroe•3°lne of them having fallen into an ambuscade,
to abandon a packet of silks, valued at 5,000
CISt AND CUSTOMS. The Commis-
ctt :'4ointed to inquire into the Excise and Customs
:{IPIY 4,141 at. Yesterday in Whitehall Place, where they ate
hr),4nitio„int in their attendance. Their report he
JO,
,and will, no doubt, judging from their. la-
ICir 6 i.t" Much interesting and useful information.
\tike of nrePort is expected to be ready to lay before the
I the „'"rinnos when Parliament meets in February
oef'rel_l"the better, as it will embrace a variety of
slderable importance, relating to the two great
djsc'utPine public revenue,_ that is likely to occasion
ao,n_ 4°.❑ in the House of Commons.. The fa. lli.ng
ts,'.'lty an; tittle past in the Customs merits particular
1.. t of tt, lisfactory elucidation, as much of the pros-
Itt44 eountry depends on our foreign trade, which
astijatelY connected with our manufactures, and
.‘e3 exported to foreign markets.