The Sun.
London, England, 1833-12-12 00:00:00

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CHELTENHAM.
ARRIVALS.—Lady Annabella Macleod, Lady Pynn, Sir
John and Lady Burgoyne, Sir Windsor Sandys, Major War-
rand, Rev. W. E. Evans, aly, R. Mr. Cmmeline,
Rev. W. Cooke, Captain D Eales, Captainev Barrow,o Captain
Garrow, Captain Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Honey, Mr. and Mrs.
Hopkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Clutterbuck, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace,
Mr. and Mrs. Meadows, Mr. and Mrs. Fox, Mr. and Mrs.
Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Messrs. Anthony, C. King,
Meredith, Stuart, Newman, J. S. Caldwell, W. M. Gabbett,
Jerkin, Sheppard, Domville, Healy, Royston, Waller, Mills,
W. O'Grady, Kingam, Bennett, H. Garratt, Holmes, Davy,
Dowell, Aplin, Greenaway, Burrows, Worke, E. Browne,
Carter, Saltmarsh, Morgan and son, Ramsdell, Colchester,
Mars, J. Hislop, Mackintosh, Mrs. General Macgregor and
family, Mrs. Rawlinson, Mrs. Santon, Mrs. Dolphin, Mrs.
Margaretts, Mrs. Newnham, Mrs. Webster, Miss Newnham,
Miss Frankland, Miss Hunter, Miss Ogilvie, Miss Smelt, Miss
Bosworth, &C. fa.
FASHIONABLE CHANGES.—Captain and Mrs. Steven-
son, from this town for Bath.—Captain Bridgman, from this
town for them etropolis.—Mrs. and Miss Sinclair, from this
own for Fladong's Hotel, &c.

The King has been most graciously pleased,
in addition to the important and distinguished command
his Majesty has already conferred on Major-General Sir
Ansos Norcott, to appoint that officer to be Lieutenant-
Governor of the bland of Jamaica.
Prince Esterhazy has retired to the hotel at
Salthill for a fortnight. We are told that his highness
will not participate in the festivities of Strathf,ldsaye.
Joseph Denison, Esq., M.P. for the county
of Surrey, is the purchaser of the fine estate of the Mar-
quis of Anglesea, near Milford Haven, for which he gave
nearly 300,0001. Mr. Denison has also purchased an
estate at Bletchingly, is Surrey.
The Hon. Henry Edward Fox, son of Lord
Holland, who formed a matrimonial engagement abroad
with Lady Augusta Coventry, only daughter of the Earl
of Coventry, has returned to England from Turin, where
he is Secretary of Legation to Sir Augustus Foster. Mr.
and Lady Augusta Fox have since left town, on a visit to
Lord and Lady Holland, at Brighton.
Lord Hun,tingtower (luring the last few
weeks has sold from Bucktninster, to a person in London,
360 deer. The prices were for bucks, 3/. 35., does 21. 2s.
The Benchers of the Inner Temple sat again
on Tuesday on Mr. D. W. Harvey's case, and without
coming to a decision again adjourned.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at
the East_lndia-hou.e, when William Byam Martin, Esq.,
was appointed Third Member of the Supreme Council of
India, and Lieutenant_Colonel William Morison, C. 8., of
the Madras Artillery, was appointed Provisional Member
of the same Council, to succeed thereto upon the first
vacancy.
SHAKSPEARE'S " MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S
DAZAISf."-When Garrick's alteration of this drama was
produced, in two acts, in 1764, the benches were so un-
commonly empty, that when Lysander, Helena, Deme-
trius, and Ilermia, fell asleep on the stage, the whole of
the pit—another quartetto, nodded and dosed in sympa-
thetic accordance. The next alteration was in 1816, by
Fred. Reynolds,
when it was more successful, having been
performed twenty nights.
(From the Correspondent of an Evening
Conservative Print.)—lt is confidently asserted in the Mi-
nisterial circles, that at the commencement of the ap-
proaching Session, Ministers are prepared to submit to
Parliament certain measures that will more astonish the
country than any of their former exploits. The English
Church Reform Bill will be, it is said by those who pro.
fess to be in possession of .‘ the secrets of the prison-
house," if possible, a thousand-fold more radical than the
measure awarded to Ireland. Lord J. Russell is said to
be the
paring the Bill. It is also rutnoured, of course we cannot
principal assistant to the Lord Chancellor in pre-
take upon ourselves the responsibility of vouching for the
accuracy of the report, that anaocg multifarious other
projects now entertained by the Cabinet, is a plan for im-
posing a tax upon funded property, in order to enable
them to remove the house and window duties, the pressure
of which has been so much felt and so mildly protested
against by their friends and supporters. [We hope so.
There is no reason why funded property should not b,
taxed, or rather there is every reason why it should be
taxed, as well as every other class of property.-310m-
i%, Advertiser.