The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-07 00:00:00

BRIGHTON.-FRIDA

Yesterday his Majesty gave audience to Mr. Burnett, u•
Aberdeen, and in the afternoon drove out with the lance
along the East Cliff as far as RoCingdean.
. Her Royal Highness the Princes Augusta and:"the
Lanagra;ine of Hesse Homburg also tonk a carriage airing
together. 'Ad Princess has also driven out this morninge
Prince Ernest row.'row.'on the Cliff in a carriagl.t with th
Earl of 13rowelow.
The Baroness D'Ompteda, the Countess of Jers,'..Y, and
Mr. Burnett, dined with their Majesties last night.
Viscount, Viscountess, and Misses Gage, left their natn'E'
at the Palace, also Sir IL, Lady, and the Misses Gore'
Earl and Countess of Sheffield, Lady Dorothea and
rli
Campbell, Sir J. Wells, G.C.8., Captain Sir G. Wesotponelbal
and Lady Westphal], Major Fancourt, M.P., Cl
Pollock, C. 8., Commander Falkiner, Hon. L. and
Mr''
Neville, and Vice-Admiral and Mrs. Rolles. •

FASHIONABLE IN 117ELLIGENC

ARRIVALS.
Dowager Marchioness of Exeter, at her scat at Roehstor
,
ton, from Ramsgate ; Lord and Lady Eliot, Dover-street,
from Audley, Northamptonshire ; Major-Gencsral Sir Her
Askew, in Curzon-street, Mayfair, from a tour,. R. N
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th°l::
Esq., at Fenton's Hotel, St. James'srstreet, from th'
eG. Fludyer, Esq. at ditto, from a tour ; Henry B,sntin: ;
Esq., at the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street, from nipr•
Mr., Mrs., add Miss Harvey, at Crawley's Hotel, Albema„'
street, from their scat, Langley Park, Bucks ; Rev.
Mrs., and Miss Woodcock, at ditto, from Cambridge ; Mr,
and Mrs. Hersey, at ditto, from their seat in Berks ; Rev.
Hotham, at ditto, from a tour ; Mrs. Forbes and farnilY, 1
the Sackville Hotel, from Leamington ; R. Wilbraham, F' ditto,
and family, at ditto, from Brib-hton; Captain Webb, at
from Stoney Stratford.
DEPARTU:S/ItS.
The Marquis and Marchioness of S.,:klisbury, from Hatfield;
on a visit to the Duke of Wellington, at Walmer Castle;
Roger Gresley, Bart., from his scat Drake Hall, Staff°_tt
shire, on a visit to the Marquis of Londendery, at his s'"
Stockton-on-Tees, Durham ; the Earl and Coontess of Cril"
yen, from Hampstead Lodge, Berks, for North& rnPtc:l"l3„ii;s!
Lord and Lady Falkland, from Fenton's Hotel, Si:. 481%.0-
street, for the Pavillion, Brighton ; A. Turner, Esq..' the
ditto, for Lincolnshire ; A. Mosson, Esq., from ditto, fo•
Continent; William Beer, Esq., from ditto, for ditto; Jtintor
Taylor, Esq., froin Symmons's Hotel, St. James's-street, i,
his seat, in Warwickshire ; J. Grant, Esq., from Ellis's 0°,..,74'
St. James's-street, for Cheltenham ; Colonel Loftus,
ditto, on a tour; T. Yard, Esq., from ditto, for Brigh,t,"
Rumbold, Esq., from ditto, on a tour; Mr. and
Lance and Miss Paton, from the St. George's Hotel, ,A 176
marle-street, for Somersetshire ; General Rebow and fsl33 1,
from Gloucester-place, Portman-square, for his seat, W,1,0'.
hoe Park, Colchester; Miss Foster and Miss Bradley,
Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, for Stourton Castle, Stourbriarr,
Mr:and M.S. B. Harding, from ditto, for Brighton ; C.
Settp.
ray, Esq., from ditto, for ditto ; Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. 4
quhoun and family, from Crawley's Hotel, Albemarle.stree,
for Brighton : the Hon. Misses Powys, from ditto, for ditto
the Comte de Valdi, from ditto, for Paris.

THE NON-ELECTORS OF WIGAN'
TO TI-15 RIGHT HON. LORD JOHN RUSSVIII'
Secretary of State for the Home Department, &c. te
MY Loan,--The various decisions lately given b),,,
Revising Barristers' :make it appear necessary that the 1.4
form Act should unde:go considerable alterations ciori 0,
forthcomingthe session of Parliament. We therefore of it
sider it our duty to apprize your Lordship, that we 51? pg
throw in our claims to the electiv 'franchise by petitioel:
the Legislature for household suffr.Ve).. and that we sbd
be
endeavour to call the attention of the Nen-Electors of the
United Kingdom to the subject, by giv:9g
immediate P
licity to this letter. We are, my Lord,
Your Lordship's obedient ServaLsts, „,
'
,4.
For the Wigan Non-Electors Conlmitle:
WILLIAM JACKSON, Se.lre"B"‘

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. ,_ for
Stn,--In tendering you my most respectful thaw
the very flattering notice which you have taken of mY Puff
lication, " A few Remarks on the present Laws of Adelt,e4
and Seduction," in your Paper of yesterday's date, I
'.e
leave to correct a mistake in which you seem to ba'of
fallen. You construe my sentence " favourite pastiale4
the wealthy," into "marriage and adultery;" wheret;s::,o
sole intention (as it is plainly and repeatedly expresso;
my pamphlet), is to aliade to " Seduction and AdulterY4
The substitution of the J, instead of the T, as the hotly
letter of the Christian name of the illustrious Campbell' D 6
a misprint, and perhaps the solitary -one which ear' .14
brought home to the accurate Mr. Marchant. Boast' of
the honour of that great poet's acquaintance for uPward,is„o,
fifteen years, such blunder would be worse than unpar"
able in me.
In submitting my humble opinion to the towering 113", f
of my Lord Brougham, I have assumed the humble 0".,0,
a Suitor. I have presented it as a rough Cairn-G°I.:"0,0
which the sublime skill of that great genius can polish lood
a sparkling stone. I follow literature as a pastime, 6,04
without any hope of obtaining the reward of praises.
if I venture to sail in my humble boat through the sr rthe
waves of science, I constantly steer the course towarc foul-of
shore, avoiding as much as I can the risk of running
of
steam-boats, navigated by the professional vetersas
literature. -
. Per
An early insertion of this note in your valuable - 8
- will confer a new °blip:6°n on
Your most humble, most obliged servant,
P. ANICHI°.
28, Commercial Sale Rooms, IViincing-lane, Nov. 7.