The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-10 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT SCARBOROUGH

His Grace the Archbishop of York, the Misses Vernon, ('ol.
Vernon, Mrs. F. L. Scott, Sir John and Lady Johnstone, Hack-
ness Hall ; the Right Rey. Lord Bishop of Ely and Mrs. Sparke,
the Rey. J. IL Sparke, M.A. Mrs. Sparke and family, Arch-
deacon Wrangham and family, Lord Ferersham and suite, Lord
Yarborough and suite, Lord Viscount Downe and suite, Lord
Boswell and suite, Lady Pollington and family, Lady Middleton,
the Hon. Mrs. P. B. L. Thompson and family, the Ladies
Wynne, P. B. L. Thompson, Esq. M.P., Lady Gardiner and
Mr. William Whalley and family, Hon. General Phipps, M.P.,
Sir George and Lady Cayley and family, Colonel NNaiman,
Lady Amcotts and family, Colonel and Mrs. Perrott, Mr. J. W.
Grerille and suite, Mrs. Foulis, Sir Charles and Lady Watson,
Major Norclifre, Captain Pollard, Mrs. Vete, Mr. and Mrs.
Lucas and family, Mrs. Barlow, Mrs. and the Misses Best, Mrs.
and the Misses Beaumont, Mr. and Mrs. Sturges and suite, Mr.
and Mrs. Fellows, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Fellows, Mr. and Mrs.
John Parnther and faunly, &c.

ARRIVALS AT HARROGATE.
Sir W. and Lady Dunbar, Lord and Lady Gillies, Lord and
Lady Dallas, Lady Dundas, Lord and Lady Mineralle, Sir P. A.
Irving, Sir W. and Lady Lumley, Lady Broughton, Lady Jessop
and family, Lieutenant-General and Mrs. Riall, Miss Scarlett,
Captain Brown, two Misses Hodgkinson, Rev. Dr. Proctor, Miss
Gordon, Mrs. and two Misses Lloyd, Lieutenant-Colonel Fitz-
gerald, Miss Tallents, Captain Brown, Captain Bowen, Mrs.
General Hewgill, Mrs. Hardy, Miss Jackson, Miss De Laney,
Miss Gunn, Captain R. Jebb, Rev. Mr. Clissold, Captain Smith,
Alderman and Mrs. Worslev, Ca )twin Grantham, Mrs. and two
Misses Holford, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Cookson, Colonel Sandwith,
Miss Sims, Colonel Crowder, Mrs. and Miss Crowder, Hon.
Captain and Mrs. Percival, R.N. Mr. Montgomery, Major
Macky, Miss Egshaw, Mr. Mrs. Miss and Mr. W. Drummond,
Miss Brooks, Miss Evans, Captain and Miss Rhodes, Miss
Nichols, Miss Brown, Rev. Mr. Hives, Rev. Mr. Stowell, Miss
Eastland, Hon. Mr. St. Leger, Miss Thornton, Miss Clayton,
Rev. Mr. Harrison, Miss and Miss A. Ilariman, Miss Hamilton,
Major Norcliffe, Major Handley, Rev. James Robinson, two
Misses Parry, Miss Cooke. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Sykes. Rev. Mr.
Brown, Miss Miller, Colonel Hicks, Mrs. Colonel and two Misses
Hodgson, Rev. Mr. Boon, Captain Richardson, Col. Smithson,
Miss Clark, Major and Miss Sampson, Captain and Mrs. More.
ton, .Mr. Uppleby, Mr. IVeSO2I, Miss loung, Miss Hesle, Capt.
and Mrs. Salvin, Miss Edgerton, Miss Tarlton, Miss Rhodes,
Miss Mosey, Rev. Dr. Veser, Captain Stanley, Colonel Marshall
and family, Archdeacon Mansell and family, Colonel King,
'per, Miss Harrison' two Misses
I,l%.loarjdoss Frazer,
Jones,
nes Rev. 1
1)!ye•lis, Rev. J. and Miss Kirkby, Hon.
Mrs. and two Misses Strange, Mr. Pease, Mr. Raistrick, Mr.
Hague and family, Mr. Beverley, Mr. and Mrs. I'. and Mr. and
Mrs. H. Dowker, Mr. Clifton, kc.

The health of the Duke of CLARENCE was
considered yesterday to be in an improving state, and the
answer to all enquiries at his Royal Highness's residence,
at Bushy Park, was " his Royal Highness is much better."
Mr. VESET FITZGERALD was among those who arrived at
Bushy yesterday to learn the state of the Royal Duke.
The Duke of WELLINGTON, Sir GEORGE MURRAY, and
many of the Nobility, at present in town, have called at the
Duke's London residence to learn the accounts received
from Bush •
Y•

The Duke of WELLINGTON left town yester-
day morning on a visit to the Earl of WESTMORLAND, at
his seat at Apthorpe, Northamptonshire, where the Noble
Earl is at present entertaining a party of friends.
Sir HENRY HALFORD visited his MAJESTY
on Monday afternoon at WiNdsor, and he returned to Lon-
don yesterday forenoon, his MAazsrr having so much re-
covered that Sir HENar's presence is, for the present, un-
necessary. ,We understand that his MAJESTY will be able
to resume his usual excursions in the course of a few days.
I-I A I'M AR K ET.—That horrible trash, the
Foundling of the Forest, was revived here last night, for
the purpose, we presume, of again blazoning forth its utter
insignificance. Mr. Coorea was the bombastic De 'Val-
mont, and thundered forth passage after passage, each heavy
enough to sink a seventy-four. Mr. FINING; as Florian,
displayed infinite whim in the more serious portions of his
character, and the humour of Mr. WEST'S L'Eclaire was
any thing but brilliant. We know not who is the author
of this dramatic atrocity, but whoever he may be he has
much to answer for.
Sir JAMES M'GRIGORn; Director-General
onMonday
of
the Army Medical Department, embarked
toLondon,
omorning,non7 whither r he has boardhit
o aued from. h
retorL Leith, oni s
soarhis i way o
the North.—.Aberdeen Chronicle.
A celebrated epicure, who had hired a new
cook, made a singular demand on a very respectable Fire
Office, in which be was insured. The cook, by s
poiled a
careless-
ness, or want of skill in his profe"i"' n
dinner he was ordered to prepare for a large party. The
modern Heliogabulas made application for thirty pounds,
the value of goods damaged by fire on his premises.