The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-10 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Son Excellence Rachia Bey et sa suite, Ambassadeur de la
Sublime Porte en France, at the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-
street ; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Petre and fdmily, in Great Cum-
berland-place ; Mr. and Mrs. Garforth, at Morley's Hotel,
Trafalgar-square, from' Southampton; J. Shipton, Esq., at
ditto, from Windsor ; A. Taylor,. Esq., at ditto, from a tour ;
I'. Melvaney, Esq. at ditto. from ditto ; Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
H. Blake, at ditto, from Boston, U. S. ; C. Plestow, Esq.,
at ditto, from Brighton'; C. Trench, Esq., at ditto ; ll.
Snellin:, Esq., qt ditto, from Liverpool ; E. Lathroly Esq.,
at ditto, from ditto.

DEPARTURES: -
F. J. Lomax, Esq.,frorn Morley's Hotel, Trafalgar-square,
for his seat, Lancashire; C. Bentley, .Esq., from ditto, for
ditto ; Colonel Cunningham. from ditto,' on a tour ; Dr.
Newell, from ditto, for Cecil Lodge, King's Langley, Hens ;
R. Carr, Esq., fromditto, fur Scotland ; R. Lee, Esq.. from do.,
for ditto ; Miss West, from Tunbridge Wells, for Brighton ;
Douglas Villiers Stuart, Esq., and the Hon. Mrs. Stuart,
for Dorsetshire ; Sir John and Lady Honeywood, for Doer;
R. Percival, Esq., M. P., for Paris ; Mr. and Lady Charlotte
Lyster, from Lord Forester's seat, Willie Park, on a tour ;
the Dowager Countess of Glencrall, from Cheltenham, for the
Earl of Radnor's seat, Longford Castle ; Sir William and Lady
Geary, for Leamington Spa; Viscount and Viscountess Ennis-
more; from Thomas's Hotel, on a tour ; Captain Sheridan,
It N., for the Continent; Captain Rowley, for ditto ; Captain
Charles Ryder, for ditto ; Hon. Captain Montagu Stopford,
on a tour ; Prince Czartoriski and Lord Dudley Stuart, from
Blellow Hall, Yorkshire, for Castle Douglas, N. B.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, after
passing five weeks at Southwick-park, the scat of T. This-
tlethwayte, Esq., will take his departure fur Kensington
Palace on Thursday next. The medical attendants con-
sider his Royal Highness to have benefitted much in health
by his visit to Hampshire.
Lord Eldon, according to custom, came pin-
posely, from his seat in Dorsetshire, to Early Court, in
Berkshire, to celebrate the 924 birth-day of his brother,
Lord Stowell. For several years back, Lords Eldon, Sid-
mouth, and Stowell, have assembled at Early Court on this
memorable occasion ; " when potations pottle deep," in
famous old port, have commemorated the return of Lord
Stowell's natal day.
DEAL, Nov. 7.—The second Deal ball of the
son took place last evening at the Assembly Rooms, and
was very fully and fashionably attended. His Grace the
Duke of Wellington honoured the ball with his presence,
accompanied by a select party of his friends 'from Walmer
Castle. His Grace appeared in excellent health and
spirits, and was received with every possible mark of respect
and attention. The ball went oil* with great eclat, under
the distinguished patronage of Viscountess Mahon. Lord
Carrington, Captain Vincent, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Grant,
officiated ably as stewards: -
The pension of 4,0001. per annum, given to the
heroic Nelson, having been granted for three lives only, will
not be received by the present youthful Peer, as the late
Lord was the third who enjoyed it. The minority, how-
' ever, will be so long (his Lordship being now only in his
twelfth year), that a considerable accumulation of pro-
' perty will have taken place on his coming of age. It has
bean erroneously stated that the foreign estate of Bronti
is totally unproductive ; but, so far: from this being the
' case, we have understood' that it produces about 2,000/.

per annum. •
A public dinner at Bath, on Wednesday, the 11th
of November (to-morrow), is to be given to the Liberal
RepresentatiVes of that city. Mr. Hume, the Member for
Middlesex, and other Liberal Members, are to •be there ;
and on Saturday 700 tickets had been disposed of. We
shall be curious to hear how far the sentiments expressed
at the dinner of the Reformers at Bristol, on the 10th. and
at Bath, on the 11th, correspond. At both places the num-
bers will be above 1,000 persons present.
It is, we learn, generally reported in the City, that
the Lulworth yacht., Captain Mingaye, R.N., has been cap-
tured. No particulars have reached us. Strong suspicions
have for some time existed that the Lit/worth is in the pay
of Don Carlos. Many mysterious circumstances have been
mentioned to us as leading to a belief that, although Cap-
Oita Mingaye, be the registered proprietor, the Lulw:»qh
has been employed in the service of Don Carlos. Several
foreigners were on board when she was in Ramsgate Har-
bour, a short time since. Still we should not, without de-
cisive grounds, give credit to a statement that an officer of
the British navy is in the service of a Pretender to the
Throne of a Power in alliance with Great Britain. Should
the report to which we have alluded prove to be true, the
Lulworth has probably been taken when attempting to con-
vey military stores or supplies to the coast of Spain, for
Don Carlos or his army. Since the ahove was written, we
hear from our City Correspondent that " accounts have
been received. of the capture, by Commodore Henry, of the
Spanish steamer Reyaa Gobernadora, of the Lulworth
yacht, which was understood to be )aden with arms, ammu-
nition, and a considerable sum of money, for the service of
Don Carlos." .• -
Dr. Ridley was'vicar of Herne pariah, hodie Herne
Bay. In his last farewell,. when under sentence of death,
to all the places with which he had been in any way con-
nected, Herne is thus alluded to :—" Prom Cambridge I
was called into Kent by the Archbishop of Canterbury,
Thomas CI aumer, that most reverend father and man of
God, and of him by and by sent to be vicar of' Herne,
in East Kent, wherefore f.rewell Herne, thou worshipful
and worthy parish ! the first cure whereunto I was called
to minister God's word. Thou host heard of my mouth
oftimes tie word of God preached, not after the Popish
trade, but after Christ's Gospel. Oh that the fruit had
answered to the seed ! and yet I must. acknowledge me
to be thy debtor for the doctrine of the Lord's Supper,
which Rt that time God had not revealed to .me."
There are advices from Miramichi and Prince Ed.
ward's Island. At the latter colony a Proclamation bad
been issued, proroguing • the Assembly to the 12th of

November.
HALF-YEARLY PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS AT
SANDHURST.—The usual half-yearly public examinations of
the Officers and Gentlemen Cadets studying at the Royal
INlilitary College, took place on Thursday, Friday; and
Sat, the oth, Gth, and ith instant. At the close of
the examinations, the following officers were presented with
certificates of qualification :
Captain E. R. Kin.. 36th Regiment
Captain W. R. Faber 49th . ditto
Lieut. J. Lardner 47th ditto
Lieut. G. B. Pratt 63d ditto
Licut.,T. P. Touzel 9.7th ditto
In consequence of the acquirements displayed by Capt.
King and Lieutenant Lardncr, in the highest branches of
mathematical science, a spccial honorary a ldition was made
to those officers' certificates. And the fol'owing Gention2n
Cadets, who had completed their qualifications far com
missions, were recommended to the General Commanding
in Chief for appointment to ensigncies in the line without
purchase :-
1. William R. Mansfield 8. Edward A. Somerset
2. James B. Sharps 9. William Fisher
3, Edward R. Priestly 10. Seton L. L. Smith
4, Octavius H. St. G. Anson 11. Pattie L, M`DjtigaN
5, Richard C. IL Taylor 12. Walter Boyd
6, Edward W. Seovell 13. Marc A, Obert
7, Alrx. S. 0. Donaldson 14. Eyre T; J. R. Nugent.
By the result 'of the examinations abort sixty other young
gentlemen were declared to have made various steps
towards qualifying themselves for commissions, in those
branehes of the mathematics which arc applicable to mili-
tary purposes ; in permanent and field fortification, and the
and in the modern lanzuages, And 17 had also,attack and defence of places ; in Latin and general history ;
the half-year, completed the course of professional educa-
tion in military Surveying, and 40 in the actual construction
of intrenchments and saps in the field, pontooning, Bze.
during