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

ARRIVALS AT THE PENRYN ARMS, BANGOR,

The Earl and Countess Abingdon, Mr. and Mrs. Frazer; Mr.
and Mrs. J. Montefiore ; Honourable Captain Fitzinaurice ; Mr.
and Mrs. Agnew, Mr. and Mrs. Hunt andfamily, Mrs. Managhan
and party ; Lady E. Pack and family, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Covey,
Mr. G. R. Marriott, Mr. W. Simpson, Sir E. and Lady Stanley,
Mr. Bontein and family, Mr. and Mrs. Homfray, Mr. Mrs. and
Miss Sheppard, Mr. NV. E. Walmesley, Mr. Barnewall ; Mr. J.
Hare, Reverend Mr. and the Misses Wall, Mr. W. H. Walthar,
Mrs. Bury and two daughters, Mr. Seagram, Mr. J. Walton,
Lord, and Lady Longford and family, Mr. and the Hon. Mrs.
Burke, Lord and Lady Stradford, Capt. Mrs. and Miss Starner;
Mr. and Mrs. Tomlinson. Mr. Wilson, Mr. M. Wynne and
party, Lord Kirkwall.

THE QUEEN OF PORTUGAL.—Her MA-
JESTY and suite went in two of the KING'S carriages yes-
terday morning to pay a visit to the Marquis de PA LMELLA,
at his residence in South Audley-street. After visiting
his Excellency, her MAJESTY arid her suite (composed of
the Marquis de BA ItBACENA, S►r W. FREMANTLE, Lord
CLINTON, and the Chevalier de SA LDANIIA) were con-
veyed through some of the principal streets at the west end
of the Metropolis, at different establishments, in which the
QUEEN made several purchases, and afterwards returned to
Grillon's Hotel.

The Princess ESTERHAZY, accoppanied by
her son and two of her daughters, was presented to her
MAJESTY by the 'Marquis de BARBACENA (the Lord
Chamberlain). The Marchioness de PALMELLA, the Lady
of the Portuguese Minister, attended the QUEEN at the in •
troduction of the Princess.

The Right Hon. Sir G. MURRAY, Secretary
of State for the colonial Department, was presented to her
MAJESTY by the Marquis de BARBACENA.
The -Neapolitan Minister and the American
Charge d'Affaires transacted business yesterday at the office
of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Mr. HERRIEs left town yesterday for Tun-
bridge Wells. _

A Gentleman having an Estate in a favourite
part of the Highlands of Scotland, would be glad to dis-
pose of it by Private Bargain, being obliged to go abroad
for some years. It is not of great extent, but possesses
many advantages that are i
not every day to be met with.—
The Mansiox House, which s first-rate, and capable of
accommodating a Nobleman's or Gentleman's Family, with
a suitable Establishment, is situated in a Lawn or Park of
considerable extent anti great beauty, commanding the
most picturesque views. Any Gentleman desiring such a
purchase,p. R., No.
may learn all particulars, by addressing (per-
sonally)l92, Regent street, London. To pre-
vent the inquiries of the merely curious, no letters will be
received that are not post-paid.

NEWSPAPER 1 AxEs.---At a meeting of the
Merchant Company of Leith, hell on Monday last, that
Corporation resolved immediately to memorialise the Trea•
sury on the important subject of the duties presently exi-
gible on newspapers and advertisements, and were unani-
snonB in opinion, that the reduction
of these
greatest
benefit to the mer-
cantile
community. The merchants of Leith, in taking
this step, have only shown an enlightened attention to
their own interest. We trust their example will be fol-
lowed by the other mercantile and public bodies throughout
the country.—Scotsman.