The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-15 00:00:00

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Lord Wharneliffe left town yesterday morning fur
Co es.
Lord Southampton has arrived at his seat, Whittle-
Wry Lodge, near Towcester, Northamptonshiro.
ttlir George Cleik left town yesterday for his seat,
t remayouik, near Edinburgh.
The Duke and a.;ches Of Hamilton )I.ld the Marquis
and Marehi,,ns ,if I;onglas (Pritass Mary of Badf.n),
at the clos. of Lst , week, left Portman-t4pare for
-Easton l'a•-k, the ducal eat in Suffolk. The tamily-
remain there some wteks before going to Scotland for
the winter.

The Earl and Countess of Westmoreland shortly leave
town for Apethorpe, their seat in Northamptonshire. It
is txperted that the Earl and Countess wit! not depart
th country for beforo the end of Octolp.x.

The Earl and C notcss of Mir.to and the Ladies
El:zlbeth and Chativtte Elliot have arrived at Min to
IJouse, Roxburghshire, for the winter. Lord and Lady
John Russeli are exp.aed to visit tLe Noble Earl and
Coun.teAs in th,, cour,e of next inn n-,h.

The Earl of Mornington is to take possession of the
Earl of Gatlow ay's mansion, in Grosvenor square, in the
course of next month. The Noble Earl and Countess
have the La:ly Mary Bagot a:.d family staying with
them at o..lc.ans llouse, Twickenham.
The. Earl .of March, Lord Tenp!emore, and Lord
Alexander Lecnox have arrivcd at Gordon Castle for
the to.tunm. The Duke of ifichmond,and Lord Henry
Lem.ox were expected to arrive there on Monday last.
The Marquis of Salisbury has left Hatfield House,
Herts, for Scotland. Viscount Cranbourne came to
town on Monday, and has since gone to Bedgebury
Park, Kent, the seat of Viscount and Viscountess l3eres-
ford, to take leave of Mr. A. and Lady Mildred Hope,
previous to leaxing England for his grand tour.
Lorl Angie tts Fitzelarence has arrival on a visit to
the Earl and Countess of Emil, at Shuns Castle, Aber-

de, nslnre.
Viieount Casthreagh, Sir Benjamin Hall, and Lord
and Lady ])e Tabley have arrived at their respective
shouting quarters in the Highlands. -
The ikiwager Duchess of Bedford and Lady Rachel
Russell have 1.-it Campden Hid for the Donne, the
Duchess's beautiful seat. in the Highlands of Perthshire.
A select patty will shortly assemble there.
atEXKOZAA.ZILINTECirUnt.
On Wednesday, the mister, wardens, and assistants of
the Ciotliworhers' Cenq.a»y, waited upon the Prime
Minister to present to him the livery and freedom of the
Company. Sir R. Peel received the deputation at his
bowie in Privy-gardens, at half-past 10 o'clock, in the
most cot dial manner. The gentlemen who formed the
deputation were—Alderman Musgrove, the toaster of the
Company ; Mr. 0. N. 'Driver, Mr. L. Falkeber, Mr. J.
Carter, SI,. W. Kemp, wardens ; Mr. J. Ward, Mr. P.
Periing, Mr. S. Houston, Mr. T. M. Alsager, Mr. E.
Driver, Mr. R. Clarke, Mr. T. Horne, Mr. C. Francis,
Mr: J. R. Bousfield, Mr. E. Gregory, Mr. S. The:eland,
Mr. H. Alsager, assistants ; and tl,e chief clerk of the
Company. The Right Hon. Baronet having tale( n the
oath of a freeman, thanked the deputation for the honour
conferred on him, and assured the Company that he con-
sidered the privilege which they bad bestowed as an ad-
ditional obligation upon him to render all the service in
his power to the admirable institutions of the city of Lon-
don. The deputatien then retired..
The sale of the Sussex Library still continues. On
Wednesday the number of lots disposed of was 256,
waking in the three days 761 out of 1,523. The prices
of the different lots were remarkably low ; and one lot
in particular, which cost the late Duke 111., only brought
in 10s. Gd. ; and another only brought 31. 35., which at
a previous sale Mr. Pettigrew purchased at 131. for his
late Royal Highness.
Grisi, Favanti, Mario, F. Lablache, and others, sing
at a concerti in the ToWn Hali, Birmingham, on the 23,1
instant, given by Mr. Machin, the vocalist, under the
patronage of her Majesty awl Prince Alba.%
On the Ist of July last there were in the Royal Navy
89 steamers of all classes in commission, 12 in ordinary,
and 26 on the stocks ;- the total horse-power of which
was, in commission 13,941, in ordinary 3,167, and 9,526
building. This i* an increase, since ....'eptember 1, 1841,
of 36 vessels, 12,843 horse power.
In Norway there are 72,624 full owners of land, to
30,568 farmers and 32,974 labourer;,. In France there
are 10,296,682 ov, hers. In Ireland only 10,000.
The Dublin Evening Mail says that, for some unex-
plained reason, the repeal button has . been entirely dis-
continued.