The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-10 00:00:00

PASIIIONABLE. INTELLIGENCE.

tart ji,,,, ,-„,,, ARRIVALS.
y, gi,,"'-elliatess of Harewood and the Ladies Lascelles ;
lop d'n Biscay, Countess. of
Lieven's, Asliburnliaan House ; the
i 11rT1„..14,b1e William Leveson Gower, in Albemarle-street ; iair
ki,-,`sutolla Bark at Long's Hotel, in Clifford-street ; the
1‘"" oe Bedford, in St. James's-square, eroin Brighton ; Mr.
kw./1At1..... •
, 5,"...., in Piccadilly ; Mr. and Mrs. Cargill, in Savillo_
-'ra• and Miss Floyd, in Green-street, Park-lane, from
;utha itpajordWilt.oni. in
Lumley,
.Regteni-asmtre„ieet.,. iron ~'racinnii-
lfl t4. j Mfjorl'ultinbart 115.i.r110.,- a' ll'iall-Mall, front Dn' blin;
illioanct Miss Davison, in Gloucester-place, from Cheltenham ;
ki 1,, odba in Charles-street, St. James's; om Rochester ;
411,„--a4,_ti, hest at Stecens's Hotel. Mrs. and Yi'is Mitchell,
1;„-~4+ey-striaet';' Mr. and Mrs. 'S. Smith, im Portmari-
.,l4l; Ceytain ' Mercer, in Pall.mall, from Dieppe ; James
l'ket . SW, Laq..at his house In Latau-squaro, from ,Oxford-
Nil,. Major and Mis. Webster, in Upper Brook-stroet, from
Stu,. `"; Mr. •and Mrs. Ormsby, in Regent-street, from the
A ---ri e4„t ; Edward Baker, Esq. 1.P.1 at the Burlington Hotel,
4-4,ungton and Cork-strects from Salisbury ; Captain and
Hope, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook and Davies-streets,
pt 'meats ; Miss Sawyer, at ditto, from Cheltenham • I,2VPSOTI
*,141..12.q. and the Misses Gower, at ditto, from 'Hertford-
IN.
...e Rev. Devenport Bromley, at ditto, from Warwisk-
„i ,31,_ r. 11113 Mrs. Hawkins, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-
' .0131 a tour; J. Douglas, Esi. at ditto, from Scotland.
Tile D DEPARTURES
„-,,e'r. ()forgo Agar and Lady Georgians Ellis, from Roe-
br,''.. to Earl Cowper's seat, Panstinger, Herta; Earl and
-164 Cowper, for their seat, ,Panaanger, lierts; Capt. Mil-
/eci,;roin Grosvenor-street, for Bath ; J. B. Ogilvey, Esq. from
1 4'5 Hotel, for Brighton.
'kitty
- • ALti Al THE CALEDONIAN HOTEL, INVER-
- NESS.
bc.,-,
q qr. Trail, Ent on his way north ; Cluny Macpherson,
y,41.,,,,bis wa to ufort Castle; Sir George Elder, from
k 1,,,.! eredie of Brodie ; Mrs. Fraser Strihen, on her way
k,,,etifert Castle ; S. • Fraser Campbell, Esq. lielladrum, on
WiY south. - .

,41tit1:11 ALTTOF HIS MAJESTY AT WINDSOR
OF
• ,
.--x„ estorday afternoon, at half-past three o'clock,
4ajeete in aclose carriage, aecorapanied by the Lord
keit,
:to arli, alighted at the private entratiee to the Castle,
llt44dr.:_a up hie residence: there.: At an early hour this
112 g aotive preparations INmanaticecl, and were coral-
ti throughout the day, for his Majesty's reception.
adl dine at the Castle at seven o'clock with his suite.
kajesty's artival was quite private. A groat number
o maple bad eelleoted in the Long Welk to have a view
"944 beloved Sovoreigu.
jhe I)ucheas of Kent, accompanied by the
1:4405e de Spaedth, and Sir .lohn Coueov, honoured the
'tornatutoe of the pupils of the Royal Ao'ademy of Music,
4 ~tl4 opera of Ii Barbiere di Seviglia, on Monday night,
14 English Opera house, with her presteace.
A deputation from the Clergy of the county
rx. waited on the ArehbisLop of •Canterbury yeeter
tit' at Lambeth Palace, with a congratulatory address on
aeoession of his Grace to the Arehiepiscopal See of
'`elerbury.
The Duke of Wellington has arrived at the
etof the Duke of Richmond, at Goodwood, Sussex, one
it 110 his Grace.
Lille Archbishop of Canterbury visited the
'""ti of Aberdeen yesterday.
•1r We regret to announce that the health of the
I:4:tte of the Rolls (sir John Leach) has very much de-
1, 'al since lust Friday night. He took his seat in Court
41141/fondly night, bat a very visible change had taken
liaa is Lis appearance; and we are sorry to learn that
1.414 so much worse as to resides it doubtful when he may
able to resume Ma sittings,
Kis Majesty has been pleasiid, by an Order
teelltaeil, to direct that a pension of SCOL per annum be
ated to Lady Grey, widow of the ilon. Sit George
laYa Bart., Cu tatnissioner of Portsmouth Dock-yard.
On Monday next, at Covent-garden Theatre,
kit Jarman is to make her first appearance as Virginia
Xesn's Virginias.
49n Monday next, at Drury lane Theatre,
"" Phillips is to make ler first appearance in Juliet.
1,4 Rim Paton is about to proceed immediately
tllthlin. It Lad been ietended that she should have
410141 y appeared for a few nights at Covent-garden, but
14,4 Peeetat closing of that Theatre and the proximity of
Irl4l engagement has changed the arraugenaeut, and
return to the I.ondon hoards is deferred till after Christ-
-41 when S'ir George Smart will have a new opera ready
:ter. We understand she is to sirg one evening before
Itute, eta ooneert at Brighton, where she is at present
biding,
t_ DUBLIN THRATR/1.-011 Saturday evening,
Zteinuaand of his Excellency the Lurd Lieutenant, She-
's play of The Rival* was performed. It had been
:40u.need that the Marquis of Augle/.ea would, on that
'king, attend the theatre, in the manner in which he ie
fond of appearing in public, as a plain citizen, ta-
41tiadeel by guards, and unaccompanied by a gorgeous
;NI of aid-de-camp& trait, among others, of our
able Vioeroy'e character, has eudeared him to the Irish
Pie, who feel flattered by the tonfidence lepowed in
,:40, and upon every °erasion exprees their 'Might at
Slag him. Long before the curtaie rcoe, the house was
tt4vtled in every part, in compliment to the Lord Lieu-
Lint, who entered leis box at a few minutets to seven, ace
jPanied by the LadiesPaget, uud his two youngest
1, The entire audi;eme immediutely rose, and loud
..41'11. and waving of Late and handkerchiefs, demon-
ated the feelings of pleasure that estimated all classeso
beholding their illustrious Viceroy and his fatuily. We
ere glad to perceive Lis Excellency look in witch good
1111. He was attired iu a plain suit of black, and wore
tttee upon Lis breast. He came forward to the front of
:4 Lox, and acknowledged, by repeated bows, the cempli-
k,%ta that were dieted him. The after-piece of the
+llermad Lis .'fen concluded the evening's entert,iin-
-414e. —Disidi:A Morning Register.

ti The half-yearly inspection and examination of
ttitdents at the Military College at Adilhwoloho will
plant on Frititty nest, the 13th lust., lii.thre the East
,74 Directors, and many of the Heads of DtTartutenta
the Hors* Guards, &c.

numerous deputation of the clergy of the
arshdoaconries of the diocese of Loudon, the Pre-
:eat and Fellows of Sion College, &c., waited yesterday
04ing en the Archbishop of Canterbury at Lambeth
0:440, with an address of congratulation on his Grace'.
',vation to the primacy.

It was some time ago mentioned that English
R03,1i wen were in great requisition for the service of
Uteia, and, accordingly, oansidemble numbers pro-
led to that empire. We are now informed, from an
,7tbeatlo source, that no further supplies are required, or
‘4.be received.

k ANOTHER SHOWER OF HERRINGS.—OiI
44,4ay ruoruiug u cousidershfo space of a garden, ou the
ite,bt side a Montrore, was found. covered with herring
t;1, in general nreasuring about two inches. —Mordrose
'"434r1

NATURAL C UR lOSITY.—The skull and jaw-
-I,e of a monstroes sea-animal, recently exhibited in this
4i,„
was unquestionably the greatest natut al curinsity
liiiQteh has ever been presented to the age. It is said to
.11. been token from a serpent that was found floating
'O4 upon the water, eat the 16th of May last, men- Caps
The tail of the animal was broken off, and hanging
the skin, which is supposed to have been the occasion
I'll its death. The monster, as the advertisement described
seeenty-fi've feet long, and shaped like a serpent,
6'4 no film, and 44 tail like that of a 'fish ; the back was
Wad baall, like an and the belly yellow and
"bed like the belly of a whale. The skull and jaw-bone
4:114 all that the finder, Captain Abraham Small, was able
h, bring ashore, on scoount 'of the putrid and offensive
of the creature, whit+ had probably been dead for
bWe time when it was discovered. The bone exhibited
;'4,1 fifteen foot long end seven wide, and weighed twelve
tl:!tdred pounds ! When the flesh wits upon it, it might
vs borne some resemblance to a Limbo's head. We are
tttengly inclined to the belief that this may have been the
teat Cidoeceeter Sea serpent himse/f, or at least one of the
; nlly,—New York Paper.
FRROCIOUS ATTACK BY HIGHWAYMEN.—
LAZ Thursday night last, as Mr. Robert Holmes, of Bock-
-11, spirit-anerehant, was renaming from Cuegeehall
Ntr bet, when near the meal leading to the residence of
geed nanbery, Esq., a blow wits&UM at him with a
dgeon, but which moat providentially only cut a piece
; of his hat; without injury to the head. Mr. Minns
[ll,lO ?revioaa/y seen a man cross, upon him, but by quicken-
, 't his pony he cleared them blab, and as it was near some
14ttegea, the vil\lcivat did not pursue his. It reflects,
Fever, Do credit upon the cottagers, that notwithetsud-
Mc Holmes loudly called for help, by vociferating
;litrder Meuder--no ot.e came 4.a,0 to his ,assistauce
bludgeon was found the next woruiug, by whichit
44eld appear, that had the blow taken the intended effect,
1:would most prunaLly have proved fetal.—Vesterday,
7illisna Raves and Ambrose French, two idle young
'glows, who have been upon the Crletular and convicted of
.tteuk out, wore taken up. on ertspiciou of being the persons
1.7110 attacked Mr. Holmes. They were last night placed
a the custody of Prior and King, coastahles uf Cogge-
14' encl will undergo a further exam:nation before C. C.
Itater this day. —,Ussex Herald.

FROM THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT.

War Office, I)ec. 8, 1828.

2d Regiment of Life.Guards—Lieutenaut Lewis Duncan
Williams to be Captain, by purchase, vice tiw 2.litiati. of
Carmarthen, who retiree. Dated July 15.
Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Sir John Ogilvy, Bart. to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Williams. July 15.
William Thomas Squire, Grut. to be Cornet and Sub_
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ogilvy. July 15.
9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Assistant Surgeon
William Irwin Breslin, from the 63d Foot, to be Assistant
Surgeon, rice Brooke, who resigns. Nov. 27.
3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign cud Lieutenant
Samuel Hood to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase,
vice Gossip, who retires. Nor. 27.
Hun, Augustus Liddell to he Ensign and Lieutenant. by
purchase, rice Hood. Nov. 27.
2d Regiment of Foot—Ensign Lothian Sheffield Dick-
son to be Lieutenant, by purchsat, vice Kennedy, pro-
moted. Nov. 27.

Thomas Sealy, Gent. to he Eneign, by pert:laic, vice
Dickson. Nov. 27.
8-lath Foot—Ensign Aram'. Horne to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Mutter, promoted in the 96th Foot.
Nov. 27. _

Charles Stannard Eustace, Gout. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vile Horne. Nov. 27.
42d Foot—Assistant Surgeon Daniel Wadgworth
Ma-
gino, (rota the half-pay of the: With Foot, to ho Assistant
Surgeon, vice Lorimer, whose appointment has not token
place. Nov. 27.
44th Foot—Major Day Hort M`Dowall, from the half-
pay, to be Major, paying the difference, vice Barney, ap-
pointed to the 75th Foot. Nov. 27.
75th Foot—Major William Barney, from the 44th
Foot, to be Major, vice William Benue, who retires upon
half-pay, receiving the difference. N4v. 27.
Ensign Heavy Sotheby Blake, (coin the hulf-pay, to be
Ensign, vice Cameron, appoiuted to the 79th Foot.
Nov. 27.

Aibiettult-Surgeon Jit'kaki Lowry Tigbe, front the 22d
Foot, to be Ateistant.Sergtoti, Titre Grattan, appoiuted to
die 135th Foot. soy. 27.

79th Foot—F.usigu Ewen CA'uneron, from the 75th
Foot, to be Ensign, vice Poyate Mackenzie, who retiree
upon half-pay. Nov. 27.
9ttla Foot—Captain David Munro to be Major, by pur-
Olabk., ride St. Clair, promoted. Dec. 9.
Lieut. John W. Randolph to be Captiin, by purchaBe,
vice Munro. Doc. 9.

Ensign James Kennard Pipon to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, rice Randolph. Dec. 9.
Richard Shitel, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Pipon. Dec. 9.
96th Foot—Lieutenant *illiam Hunter, from the 34tb
Foot, to be C.lptain, by Purehase, vice 14.;pratt, who retiree.
Nov. 47.

Royal Staff Corps—Lieutenaut James Horton to he
Captain, without port:Lase, vire Du Veruet, dereiLud.
Not. 27.

To be First Lieutenants, without purchase,

Second Lieutenant Gother Mann Panions, viol, limas
deceased. Nov. 26.
Second Lieutenant Edward Adams, vice Horton.
Nov. 27.
Qd Woet India Regiment—Captain Charles Callaghan
bl‘Carthy, from the half-pay, to he Captain, vice Suaggo,
who retirti. Nov. 27.

UNATTACUSU.
To-be Lieut.-Colonel of Infantry, by pttrebase.

Etrevet Lieut.-Colonel l'hosnr.4 Staunton St. Clair, frora
the 94th Poet. Dee. 9.

To he Captain of Infantry, by purchase.

Liaut. Hugh Fergustion Keane(ly, from the 2d Fuot.
Nov. 527.

11E/401LANDA.

Assistant-Surgeon Jelin Parke, M.D. of the 231 Foot,
has been superseded. Nov. 27.
The Christian name of Ensign 3l'Leod, of the 37th
Foot, ie Edward, and not John, as stated in thu Gazette of
the 21st ult.
rue Christian name of Mr. Minto, who was appointed
to an unattached Ensigney, on the Bth January last, and
to full pay in the 9th Foot, on 21st ult., is Jarvis, and not
Jervis, as stated.
Lieutenant-Colonel litileS Pattison St. Clair, of the
Royal Artillery, has been allowed to retire from the Ser
vice, by the sale of an unattached commission. Dec. 9.

Connuiii.aions eigoeil by the Lord Lieutenant of the County

of Cornwall.
Barrington Ileynoldt., EN. to be Deputy Lieutenant.
April SO.
John Ennis Vivian, E,q. to be ditto. April SO.
Suinod Thomas Spry, Esq. to be ditto. April SO.
Cotnniiseions signed by the Lord Warden of the Stunuariefi

-of Cornwall and Devon.
Barringto❑ Reynolds, Elq. to be Deputy Warden for
Cornwall. .Nov. 21.
John Ennis Vivian, Esq. to be ditto. Nov. 21.
Samuel Tho►nas Spry, Esq. to be dttto. Nov. 21.
Conunis.ionq in the Royal Weeteru Regi►nent of
sex Militia, eigned by thu Lord Lientecaot of the county
of Middlewea..
Edward Jones, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Oct. 20.
Henry William Marriott, Gent. to be Er.i*ign. Oct. 20.

Whit,46ll, November 29.

The Lord Chancellor Lae appointed John Fletcher Bond,
of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, Gent. to be a
111 aster Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.

Whiteball, Dec. 3.

The Lord Chancellor has appointed John Webster, of
'Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, 6ent. to be a Mas-
t•er Uxtreordinary in the High Court of Chancery.

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.

Janks Blackliuld, Coleman btreet, auctioneer.
.6111°4 lialkea-street, Groovenor- place, mercer.

H A 14 KIWPTCIES SUPERSEDRD.

Jelin Slater, Francis Shaer, and George Jtwph S.til-
Wek, Kiug-rtreet, Cheapside, lastiAn-finishers.

ISi.NXRUPTS.

Thomas Tunker, Sheldon, Devon, ship-builder, to sur-
render Doe. 222 22, and Jan. 20, at eleven, at the Globe
inn, Plymouth. Alexander and Son, Carey-street, Lin-
coln's-inn, London ; Marshall, Plymouth.
Henry Howell, Walsingham-place, Surrey, merohant,
Dec. 12, at nine, 19, and Jan. 20, at ten, at the Court of
Commissioners. Child and Menu, Upper Thames-street.
George Mason, Pershore, Woretstershire, horse-dealer,
Dec. 22, 24, at the Angel Inn, Pershore, and Jan. 20, at
tl,e Hop-market lnu, Worcester, at twelve. Preston,
Tukenhouse-yard, London ; Rogers, Pershore.
John Shelley, Hanley, Staffordshire, sponge and colour
dealer, Dec. 27, 29, and Jan. 20, at one, at the Roe Duck
Inn, Shelton.. Jones, Hanley; Dax and Son, Gray's-Inn-
square, London,
Edmund Melhir, Linthwaite, Almondbury, Yorkshire,
clothier, nee. 19, 20, and Jan. 20, at eleven, ut the Pack
Horse Inn, Huddeisfield. Stephenson% Hohntirth, near
Huddersfield; Battye, Fisher, and Sudlotv, Chancery-lane,
London.

Jabea Henry Fisher, Exeter, carver and gilder, Dee. 19,
23, and Jan. 20, at eleven, at the New Loudon Inn, Exe-
ter. Brutton and Clipperton, NCW Broad-street, London;
Brutton, Exeter.
Joseph Smith, Evesham, %reciter, tailor, Dec. 18,
at six, 19, at ten, ut the Fleece Inn, Cheltenham, and
Jan. 20, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Evesham. Bola-
field, Chatham-place, Lon‘lon ; Workman, Evesham;
Bubb, Cheltenham.

Jolin 11Iarsdeu, Halifax, coeds-proprietor, D. to, at
biz, 16, and Jan. 20, at ten, at the Alagi*tratee nffive,
Halifax. lidwaltis, Daiinglaall-street, London ; St4ells,
jun,. lialifam.

James Farrar, Liverpool, merchant, Jan. I, at six, 2, at
ten, at the New Inn, within Haslingden, Lancashire, and 20,
at twelve, at the Hotel, Blackburn, Lancashire. Wilson,
Southampton-street, Bloomsbury, London ; Carr and Hair-
greavce, Blackburn.

_
Charles Knight,Worthing, Sussex, victualler, Due. 19,
at two, 20, and Jan. 20, at eleven, at the Nelson 14tel,
Worthing. Flicks and Deem, Gray's-inn-squire,
London;
Whiner awl Dennett, Worthing.
James Crompton, Ilusherott, Crompton, Lancashire,
fustian-manufacturer, Dee. 22, 23, and Jan. 20, at one,
at the Star Inn, Alaueheater. Hard awl Johnson,
Bench Valk, Tewple; Booth, lianclatsiter.
John Pillin, Talbot-ieu -yard, Southwark, hop-merchant,
Dec. 12, at our, 23, ut two, and Jan 20, at one, at the
Cuutt of Comulissioners. Piercy and Oakley, Thrce•
Crown-square, Southway',

Evan Owen Jonee, Glum: ter, timber-merchant, lle,:.
17, 22, and Jan. 20, at uue, at the Commercial Remus,
Milk)). Britton, Bmiughall-street, London ; Bevan and
Brittan,
DI V I DENDS.

Charkw Nancolas, Tuthill-street, Westuninster, chreoe-
monur, Doe. 80, at twelve, dt the Court of Coroutiasioners.
,;.rt Shave, Grew's-alley, Wee:ow-square, lioen-
dxuper, Jan. 13, ut teo, at the Court of Commissioners.
Rowlaud Roscoe, Liverpool, broker, Jan. 7, tit our, itt the
Clarendon-mows, Liverpool.

Joseph Hopkinson, Loughborough, Leicestershire, liquor
merchant, Jan. 1, at twelve, at tbe King's Head Inn,
Loughborough.
Hemphrey Goodin-in, Kidderminster, Worceptershire,

oarpet-manufaeturer, Jan. 9, at twelve, at the White Hart
Inn, Hat tlebury, Woree%texiLiie.
Clurlei Cot, St. Marru's I ne, CL,tring-eromm, draper,
Dec. 'l9, at twelve, at the Court of Conintimioners.

_
William Travis, Andeasliaw, Lancashire, hat-ulactifitc-
tura, Jaw. 7, at two, at the Aqui Howl, Manchester.
Rohert Parry, Ruthin, Dothighshite, linen-drapr, Jan,
7, at eleven, at the Wliite Lion Inn, Ruthiu.
Thomas Ogden, .Ilncliester, gr.cer, Jan. 6, at two, at
White's !lota], Illancliestcr.
John Woolcock, Truro, Cornwall, linen.draper, Jan. 9,
at nitro, at the Court of Commissioners.
Joseph Bailey, Liverpool, mu-chant, Jun. 6, at one, at
the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool.
George Hutchinson, Jahn Hutchinson, Homy ilutehin-
Kl 3, arid Thomas Plat*, Skiekton-upon-Tee.s, Durham,
bunkers, Jan. 3, at eleven, at the Black Lion Hotel,
Steelton.

Samuel Tudiey Harding, Charles Oakes, aud Thomas
Willing on, Tamworth, hankers, Jau. 7, at eleven, at the
Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
Edward Tayloc, Bond's Mill, fiitoneliottie, Glouesater-
',hire, clothier, Dec. Id, ut twelve, at the Court of CAM-
to issioners.

CERTIFICATI-Ductaintin 30,
Thomas Keppel, Nassau•street, Marykhans!, tailor.
John Hall, Rupert-street, Goodman's-fields, victualler.
William Stewart Morgan., Mitre-court, Fleet-street,
commission-merchant.
Worthy Bedford, Bristol, brewer.
William Collins, Biding;ham, Worcester, wheelwright.
John ',Morten, Great Yarmouth, commisaion•agent.
Joseph Fox, Runcorn, Chester, grocer•.
Elias Hodge, Plymouth, grocer.
John Bailey, Bath, shoemaker.
Charles Tyrwhitt Jones, Lower Brook-street, horse-
dealer.
Thomas Witts and James Ingleby Mows, ClAtenha.tn,
mercers.