The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-10 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE CHANGES.

Lady Williamson, from Lansdown-crescent, to Eastwick
Park, Surrey ; Sir E. Scott, from the Clarence Hotel, for
Birmingham ; Colonel Hodgson and Lieutenant. Colonel
Hay, frcm this town, for .Brighton ; Reverend Mr. Wyatt,
from this town, for Leamington ; Reverend Mr. Haselwood,
for Clifton ; Doctor Adolphus, from Lansdown-crescent, on a
tour; Captain and Mrs. Lindsey, from this town, for Kensing-
ton ; Captain and Mrs. Newport, for Plymouth ; Captain
Jekyll, from this town, for Ilfracombe ; Mr. William Talbot,
for Mount Talbot, Ireland ; Mrs. Hammersley, from No. 1,
Lansdown-place, for Ilfracombe ; Mrs. Nutt, from No. 7,
Montpellier Spa-buildings, for Bath ; Mrs. and Miss Ken-
nedys, Nuneham House, &c. &c.

On yesterday, after the Levee at St. James's, the
Cabinet Ministers went down the river in the Ordnance
barges to Lovcgrove's, West India Dock Tavern, Blackwall,
to partake of their annual white-bait dinner. Covers were
laid for forty gentlemen. There were present Lords Mel-
bourne, Lansdowne, Palmerston, Glenelg, Duncannon, Auck-
land, C. Fitzroy, Albemarle, Queensbury, Ilchestor, Lich-
field, Foley, Seymour; the Right Hon. the Chancellor of-the
Exchequer, the Speaker of the House of Commons; Sirs T.
Trowbridge, J. Cam Hobhouse, H. Parnell,. W. Parker, R.
Donkin ; Admirals Adam and Fleming ; Colonels Leith Hay
and Elliott; the Lord Advocate; the Attorney and Solicitor
General; Messrs. G. Byng, Fox Manic, R. Steuart, W.
Ord, F. Baring, E. J. Stanley, C. Wood, and H. Gordon.

Prince Lieven, is passing the summer at one of the
Royal Palaces about 40 miles from St. Petersburgh, superin-
tending the education of the heir to the Imperial diadem.
Captain Back arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday, in
the packet-ship North America. The following notice of his
return from the expediticn in search of Captain Ross is ex-
tracted from the Canada papers :—" The Montreal Herald of
Saturday announces the arrival of Captain Back at Lachine,
Lower Canada, on his return from the polar regions in search
of Captain Ross, who has long since reached England. Cap-
tain Back is stated to he in fine health and spirits. The Mon-
treal Gazette says, Dr. King and the rest of the expedition
were left at Fort Reliance, all well—they are to leave for
England by way of Hudson's Bay. We are glad to say that
no mortality or accident occurred to any of the persons actually
accompanying the expedition, although one of the volunteer
artillerymen (Williamson), who was somewhat advanced in
years, and who was unable longer to bear the fatigues and
hardships of the journey, unfortunately died when on his way
back to a Hudson's Bay station. He was accompanied by two
Canadians who were well acquainted with the country, but
having separated himself from them, he must have wandered
out of the true path and perished. Captain Back despatched
men in all directions to search for him, and it was only a con-
siderable distance of time afterwards that his body was found.' "
Mr. M. O'Connor, jun., Lieutenant on half-pay
88th Regiment, has been posted at Tralee, for not receivirg a
hostile message from Mr. Mawe and Mr. D. Brennan. 'I he
latter has been arrested for his conduct in the transaction.—
Limerick Chronicle.