The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-28 00:00:00

CONSTSTORY COURT.

Ist Session, Tuesday, Nov. 10 4th Session, Wednesday, Dec. 2
2d Session, Tuesday, 1/ Bye day, Thursday, 10
3d Session, Wednesday 25
Caveat day, Prerogative, 'Wednesday, Dec. 30.
Extra Court day, Consistory, Wednesday, Dec. 30.
Default day, Admiralty, Thursday, Dec. 31.

We are happy to state that the health of the Duke
of Wellington continues to improve.

On Monday last the Marquis and Marchioness of
Westminster, Earl and Countess of Wilton, Lord and Lady
Robert Grosvenor, and the Stanley family, left Flintshire
for Eaton Hall.

The Hon. G. Berkeley, M.P., has sufficiently re-
covered from his late severe fall to • enable him to take the
field as usual..

The Earl of Eglinton is expected to take the field
at Melton early next month.'
The late Earl of Plymouth's hunting-seat, Lysonby
Lodge, has been taken by Sir David Baird, Bart., for a
term of years.

Lord Francis Egerton has returned to his residence
at Oatlands Park, from his newly-acquired estate at Wors-
ley Hall, in Lancashire, whence he visited his friend the
Earl of Wilton, at Heaton Park, near Manchester. _ _

Viscount Valentia, eldest son of the Earl of
Montnorris, accompanied by the young Viscount Jocelyn,
eldest son of the Earl of Roden, who are on a tour in
North America, were, at the date of the last letters, in com-
pany with Sir George and Lady Cockburn, visiting the
Falls of Niagara.
Sir Francis Freeling still continues very ill, and with
little hope of his recovery.
W. Conyngham Benton, Esq., has resigned the En-
signcy of the Yeomen Guard, which the Lord Chamberlain
has given to George Houlton, Esq.
Lieutenant-General Hodgson has succeeded to the
Colonelcy of the 4th Regiment of Infantry, vacant by the
death of the late General, the Earl of Chatham ; and
Major-General Hastings Fraser has obtained the Colonelcy
of the 83d Regiment, vacant by General Hodgson's ap-
pointment.
SIR JOHN CAMPBELL.—Our townsman, the
present Attorney-General, having been in the. course of
the week on .a short visit to his brother, Sir George, at
Edenwood, the circumstance excited a pretty general de-
sire, on the part•of the inhabitants, to compliment so dis-
tinguished a native of the place, by giving him a public
dinner. Accordingly, a meeting for taking the necessary
steps was held in the George Inn, on Monday evening,
when an invitation, signed by the Provost and others, was
dispatched to Sir John, who, however, in consequence of
his pressing engagements in London, has, we understand,
felt himself ob4iged to decline, in the mean time, the
proffered honour ; promising himself, however, the pleasure
on some future opportunity.—Fife Herald.

BRUNSWICK, OCT. 10.—'We are in hourly ex-
pectation of the return of M. Von Amberg, our Minister of
Finance, from Hanover, with the accession of Oldenburg,
duly signed, to the Hanoverian and Brunswick Commercial
Union and Tariff.

BERLIN, OCT. 20.—Her Majesty the Empress
of Russia with the Princess Olga, coming from Frank-
fort, arrived at Breslau on the 16th, and was received with
great rejoicings by the inhabitants. Her Majesty intended
to set out for Kalisch the next morning.
James Dawkins, Esq., late Resident Minister at the
Court of the young King of Greece, and suite, arrived in
town on Saturday from Athens, where be is succeeded by
Captain Sir Edward Lyons. Mr. Dawkins came home
through Germany and France.

Prince Czartoriski, with his nephew, Count Zamo-
riski, and Lord Dudley. Stuart, arrived at Bretton Hall,
the seat of T. Wentworth Beaumont, Esq., M.P. for South
Northumberland, yesterday week, and on the following day
took the diversion of pheasant shooting. The game had been
driven out-of the thick woods into the thinner coverts, where
they had excellent sport. The Prince, though now ad-
vanced in years still retains much of his activity. The
Count is a remarkably good shot; and seldom missed. The
Prince, the Count, and Lord Dudley Stuart passed through
Leeds on Sunday.—Leeds Mercury.
The following notice was posted up in the Admi-
ralty Office yesterday :—" Lord Minto will hold a Le-
vee on Saturday, the 31st of October, at 11 o'clock.
If what we have been informed be true, that the
average receipts of the first week have been 1,400/., the
reduction of prices adopted at Covent-garden will turn out
to be a profitable experiment.
A new comedietta, in one act, to be entitled
Forget and Forgive, and to be brought out on Sat urday
next, was yesterday put into rehearsal at Drury-lane.
The principal characters have been allotted to Messrs.
Warde, Bartley, Cooper, Meadows, Mrs. Yates, and Miss
Tree.

FLIGHT ACROSS THE CHANNEL.—Mr. Graham
the aeronaut, meditates an aerial voyage in his balloon from
Dover to the French coast, on the first favourable oppor-
tunity. A correspondence has been formed for the purpose-
of effecting the necessary arrangements. 'An illuminated
balloon passed from the heights over the town and harbour,
to sea, on Wednesday night. We are ignorant whether it
was intended to visit our continental neighbours or not ;
but, at any rate, its brilliant appearance was gratifying to
the spectators, many of whom fancied it a messenger from
the Comet.—Dover Telegraph. ,
WARSAW, OcT. 16.—Our Journals say—" The
most ardent wishes of the inhabitants of the capital of the
kingdom of Poland are gratified. Yesterday afternoon they
received the happy intelligence that the Emperor, our King
and most gracious Sovereign, would arrive at Warsaw in
the evening. Immediately all lighted up their houses, and
hastened to fill all the streets through which our honoured
Monarch was to pass. This desired moinenti.arrived at a
quarter past eight o'clock. On the approach of their kind
father a cordial acclamation of joy resounded from the
mouths of all. His Majesty drove to the Royal Lapinski
Palace, where he put up for the night. General Paukratieff,
the Military Governor, received his Majesty at the gate of
the Palace. The most distinguished citizens had assembled