The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-30 00:00:00

A RRI VALS.

The Honourable William Burrell, at Whitehall, from 'Thomas
Hope, Esq.'s seat, Deepdene, Surrey; Mrs. Dynely, Manchester-
square; Dr. Scudamore, in Wimpole-street, from Buxton ;
Bishop of Derry and family, at the Burlington Hotel, from Ire-
land ; J. Radcliff; Esq. and J. Plunkett, Esq. at ditto, from Ire-
land ; J. Bessonet, Esq. at ditto, from Ireland ; Mr. and Mrs.
Seyley, at Fenton's Hotel, from Yorkshire ; J. Landiman, Esq,
at the Royal Hotel, from a tour ; Colonel Crawford, at Stevens'
Hotel, Clifibrd-street, from Scotland; Henry John Adeanc.
Esq. at the London Hotel, from Cambridge ; Peter Latouebe,
Esq. at Fladong's Hotel, Oxford-street, from a tour ; J. M.
Elwes, Esq. at ditto ; J. Higgins, Esq. at ditto ; Major and Mrs.
Gordon, in Manchester-square, from the Continent.

ARRIVALS AT THE SALUTATION HOTEL, PERTH.
The Right Honourable Lord Kinnaird, the Honourable
Douglas Kinnaird, and the Honourable Miss Kinnaird, from
'Faymouth Castle, on their way to Rossi° Priory ; Lieutenant_
General the Hon. W. M. Maitland and lady, of Manderstone,
Berkshire, and Captain Thomas Maitland, R. N. and lady, on
their way south ; Lieutenant-Colonel Robert R. Ross, 4th,
Royal Irish, Dragoon Guards; J. Armit, Esq. and lady, and the
Misses Armit, from Dublin, on a tour; Captain William Millar,
H. Wedderburn, Esq. of Weddeiburn, and lady, the Misses S.
Wedderburn, and Mrs. F. S. Wedderburn ; R. Isherwood, Esq.
and lady, of Highgate, London, and Miss North, Bath, on their
way south ; - Key, Esq. and lady, and Miss Lampet,
stead, London, on a tour; Anthony M'Tier, Esq. and lady, and
Masters Alexander, Anstruther, and Robert F. M`Tier, of Car-
riston, on their way south ; Captain J. Kinloch, 2d Regiment of
Horse Guards ; John Inglis, Esq. and lady, of Redhall, and
Miss Munro, on a tour ; Mrs. Captain Scott, and Miss Rolland ;
Patrick W. Carnegie, Esq. of Lower; Robert Eglinton, Esq. of
Calcutta, on his way south ; Captain R. Cathcart, It. N., Pit.
cairlie, Fifeshire, and lady ; Captain Hopson, Rochester, and
M. W. Parkin, Esq. on a tour ; J. Hudson, Esq. and party, on
a tour; William Gordon, Esq. of Fyfic, on his way south.

che French and Russian Ainbasadors had a
long conference with the Duke of WELLINGTON and the
Earl Of ABERDEEN yesterday.
The Austrian Ambassador had interviews
yesterday with the Duke of WELLINGTON, and also with
the Earl of ABERDEEN.

The Spanish Minister (on a special mission)
transacted business yesterday at the office of the Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs with the Earl of ABERDEEN.
Mr. V. FITZGERALD visited the Duke of
wELLINGTON yesterday at the Treasury.

Mr. BERRIES arrived in town yesterday from
Scotland.

Viscount LowTHEtt has arrived in town from
Glocestershire.

Earl CHATHAM arrived in town yesterday
from the seat of Lord STDNEY, at Foot's Cray, Kent.

On Monday last a grand ball and supper were
given by the Earl and Countess of HAReouivr, at their
scat, St. Leonard's, to the noble proprietor's household
and their friends, in celebration of the 50th year of their
union. Dancing commenced about eight o'clock, and con-
tinued with great spirit for many hours, after which a
most splendid supper was laid•out in the grand hall ; more
than 100 persons partook of this refreshment. On the
health of this noble pair being given, her Ladyship re-
turned thanks in the most kind and feeling manner.

The valuable living of Bisliopsgate, vacant by
the promotion of Dr. BLONFIELD to the See of London,
was given by the Duke of WELLINGTON to the Hon. and
Rev, Mr. GiEr, brother of Earl GREY.

A nobleman in Ayrshire has the following
very proper advice placed over his kitchen fire, in large
letters :—" Neither waste nor want."—Sir WALTER SCOTT
has placed the same useful advice over the same place, in
his kitchen at Abbotsford, but has adopted the more em-
phatic and more classical words of Miss EDGEWORTIZ.---
" Waste not, want not."—Edinburgh Journal.

The Russian Count DEMIDOFF, who lately
died at Florence, leaving behind him a fortune of
30,000,000 florins (about 3,000,000/. sterling), left his
only son his sole heir. But the Countess was, during a
long absence, delivered of a daughter, which the Count
refused to recognize, and did not mention i❑ his will.—
This daughter who has been brought up by her mother,
has instituted a suit before the tribunal of the First Instance
at Paris, great part of the Count's fortune being invested
in France, for the recovery of her share of her father's
fortune, according to the law of France. The case excites
great interest.

A large party of fashionables are at present en-
joying the hospitalities of Derrinane Abbey, the beautiful
and romantic seat of DANIEL O'CONNELL, Esq. M.P.
Prince PUCKLAR Musical, has left Limerick to join the
party.—Dublin Evening Post.

The interior of the mansion adjoining to St.
James's Park, intended for the residence of the Duke of
YORK, and since his death purchased by the Marquis of
STAFFORD, is rapidly approaching to a finish. A splendid
gallery has been formed, in which part of his Lordship's
tine collection of pictures are to be hung.