The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-07 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Sir James Hawkins Whitshed, Lady Whitshed, and Mies H.
Whitshed at Nerot's Hotel, Clifford and Cork-streets, from
Holbrook ; Lord Tenterden, in Portman-square, from Hendon-
place ; Major-General and Mrs. Ellice, in Park-street ; H. G.
Goring, Esq., M.P., at Brighton ; Captain and the Hon. Mrs.
Pechell, at ditto ; Mr. and Mrs. Murray, at ditto ; H. Curteis,
Esq., M.P., at ditto ' • J. N. \Vigney, Esq., NI. P., at ditto ;
Lord W. Lennox, at ditto ; Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Smith, and
Miss Buckman, Mr. and Mrs. Walker, in Curzon-street, May-
fair ; Lord and Lady Arthur Lennox, from Boulogne-sur-
Ner ; Hon. Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. \Varrender, at Sir George
Wtu-render's, Clifden, Berks, from a tour ; Lord Sinclair,
from .Brighton ; Lord Harris, in Albemarle-street, from Ash-
worth, .17f. en t ; Lord Berwick, in the Stable-yard, from Ailing-
ham Hall, Shropshire.
DEPARTURES. _ _

Sir Matt%ew White Ridley, Lady Ridley and family, for
Blagdon Half, Northumberland; Mrs. Benyon, Miss Kenyon,
and Miss C. Benjon, from Nerot's Hotel, Clifford and Cell-
streets, for Richnim.d ; Miss Fuller, from ditto, for Hastings.

His Serene Highirefs the Duke of Saxe-Meiningen
is expected from the Con!ibent in a few days. The Duke is
said to be in delicate heaiti.',. and his Majesty has offered
him the Pavilion for his residence, whither it is expected his
illustrious sister, the Queen, will .accompany him about the
30th inst.
The salary of the Governor-Ceneral of India, as
fixed by the East India Company, is 20,„:100/. per annum, and
the sum of 5,0001. is uniformly voted by ths.' Court of Direc-
tors as an outfit. The Marquis Wellesley, fu his former ser-
vices as Governor-General, is allowed by the Company a pen-
sion of 1,000/. per annum.
It has been reported that the Duchess of Berri has
within these few days been in Paris for 24 hours. Wt: cannot
give the least credit to this rumour, which no doubt orignated
from her having lately been in Switzerland.—Constitutiorod.
Lord Lyndhurst has, from his hearing of Scotcl.l
Appeals, acquired some knowledge of the language of our
northern neighbours, and he yesterday applied that knowledge
in a way not very complimentary to one of his own witnesses.
To haver, in Scotch, means to talk foolisol. Having been a
good deal tried with a witness from the Corporation of Haver-
ing-atte-Bower, who had withdrawn, and was not forthcoming
when wanted—his Lordship exclaimed, in a peevish tone,
" Where is that hovering witness?"
Mr. Grantley Berkeley has given notice of a mo-
tion for the early part of next session, " That the Report of
the Select Committee upon the admission of ladies into the
gallery of the House of Commons be adopted, and also that
there be a call of the House on that occasion."
It is calculated that no less than fourteen millions
of silk-worms die every year victims to the production of the
amount of silk which is consumed for one year in England
alone.

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The Committee of the South Lambeth Reform As-
sociation intend to call a public meeting on Thursday next; for
the purpose of giving information to all those who have been
omitted in the registration lists, how to proceed to secute:their
rights, and to furnish them with notices of claims. The Re-
formers should recollect that next Sunday, the 9th of August,
is the last day on which the register will be placed on the
church doors. If they wish to preserve their franchise, let
them examine the register, and if their names are omitted, send
notice to the overseers, on or before the 25th of August.
THE REGISTRATION.—AIthough the Tories are
everywhere endeavourinj to get " faggot-voters," and people
without even a shadow of qualification, on the lists, the reform
interest will generally have a decided, and in some instances a
very great, majority of new vovs. This is especially the case
in tho southern division of CliesNre, and in the adjoining
counties of Denbigh and Flint. In -I:;pth of these the majo-
rities will he triumphant, insomuch that Mr. Bagot, who has
got to the bottom of his purse, and who will not, under these
circumstances, obtain another grant from the joint stock-of the
Carlton Club, must give way to Mr. Biddulph, the late libe-
ral and independent representative of the county, at the next
election. In Flintshire, too, the re-election of the Hon.
Lloyd Mostyn is perfectly safe.—Chester Chronicle.
It is confidently rumoured•that a small brevet will
shortly take place, and also a regulation regarding the different
ranks of officers of the line, some of whom have been 20 years
Lieut.- Colonels.

LITHOTRIPTIC HOSPITAL, FOR THE CURE OF
THE STONE WITHOUT INCISION, No. 18, HOLLES-STREET, CA-
VENDISH-SQUARE, JULY 15, 1835,--Since the last meeting of
the Provisional Committee for the establishment of this Insti-
tution, held on the Ist of July last, two paupers, who had re-
ceived from subscribers' letters of admission to the Hospital,
have been successfully operateti upon. Previous to their dis-
missal, they were presented this da; at a meeting of the Com-
mittee, to whom it is most gratifying La be already able to an-
nounce that the benefits of so valuable an invention are laid
open to the poor, through the means of :-he Institution which
they, are exerting themselves to establish, aNI for the support
and encouragement of which they confidently rely on the
humanity and liberality of the public.
ABDUCTION OF AN HEIRESS.—A curious cir-
cumstance has occurred in this city within these few days.
A young lady, about 12 years of age, entitled to up e ards of
20,000/., whose parents have for some time lived separate,
had been residing with a guardian chosen by her father. The
mother, it appears, was desirous of obtaining possession of her
person, and employed an attorney of this city, who, with a
companion, contrived to allure the young lady from the house
where she resided, and immediately placed her in a postchaise,
v:hich drove off for• Berkshire. A pursuit ensued, the party
were ,:wertaken, the attorney produced a loaded pistol and
threatent 71 resistance, but being overpowered he has been
brought bac..t to this city and held to bail. In so delicate an
affair, and in tli:a stage of the proceedings, we refrain from
mentioning names.
The attorney will be indicted at the en-
suing Gloucester sessio.7i.—Bristol Journal.
We congratulate our !eforming friends on the fa-
vourable state of the registta iion in the Rape of Bramber.
The Tories, by their silly attempt ,tt establishing a miscalled
Conservative Association " in th,la neighbourhood, roused
their opponents to more than ordinary exertions ; and in this
town alone there is an increase of about
7, or 70 in the liberal
interest, and the same effect may be trac:d throughout the
Rape.—Briyhton Guardian.
gilt. on the
The payment of the deposit of ten per L..
loan took place this morning (Thursday) at the Bi.ek, and,
owing to the precautions taken, without any inconvenien; pres-
sure on the money-market. No time is yet fixed at which the
scrip receipts will be ready, but it is arranged that whatever
day may be fixed for the delivery, the transactions in Omniurn
be settled on the day following. No vouchers for the
payrnen,;: have been given at the Bank, and it will be requisite
for those roans whose names are on the list of subscriptions
to the loan to fia,l at the cashier's office for their receipts, when
proof must also be
given, as iii transfers of stock, of their
who do not
identity. Many persons, intend to part with their
scrip, will leave it probably fca' safe custody at the Bank, as was
done in former loans, and merely cause the future instalments
to be entered in succession as they aiv paid. On the whole,
the loan appears, as the city phrase is, tO be " well held," and
an unusually small portion of it has con,,eluently come into
the general circulation of the stock-marks The brokers
complain that they never had so little businOqs, consider-
in'.- the large amount of the loan, in any former i;ansitetion
of the kind.
The sentence on Lieutenant Sir James Hay, Bart.,
Pay- master of the 36th Depot, who was tried by courtmartial
at Galway, has been promulgated. He is to leave the service,
but with liberty to sell his commission.—Liaterich Chronicle.
EXTRAORDINARY ARRIVAL OF SHIPPING AT
Ltvicupoot--By reference to the list of arrivals of vessels at
Liverpool, it will be seen that not less than eighty sail came
up in one tide ; seventeen of which arc from one port—viz.,
Quebec, and nine from other ports in British America, all
timber laden: thus making ,a total import of twentyrfive car-
Foes of timber in one day. This wo belie‘,-e to be unparalleled
in the annals of the good old town.