The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-13 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT LEAMINGTON SPA.

Dr. Richard Taylor, Reverend T. Taylor, Reverend C.
Smalley, Captain Goole and sons, Lieutenant Bedwell, Mr. T.
Ireland, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. S. Harrison, Miss Scho'field, Mr.
and Mrs. Spoirorth, Miss Frances Bayley, Mrs. Jennings, Mr.
J. Hassard Duston, Mr. I. F. Hulbert, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Costley,
Mr. Charles Walford, Mr. T. Parsons, Mr. H. Babington, - Mr.
'William Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Barlow, Mr. Ireland,
Mr. and Mrs. Rule, - Miss Bagot, Mr. and Mrs. George Rose,
Mr. and Mrs. Cavan and family, Mrs. Whistler, Mrs: Taunton,
Mr. Rose, Mr. Southey, Mr. Longridge, Mr. Pritchet, Mr.
Watt Ormsby, Miss Ashby, Mr. Whateley, Mts. Vaughan, Mr.
Squire, Mr. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Marsden, Mr. George William
Linton, Mr. Charles Tibbits, Mr. S. Dickson, Mr. Benton, Mr.
Bessonett, Mr. Reed, Mr. R. Babington, Mrs. and Miss Peer-
man, Mr. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Mr. Evans, Mr. Frances,
Miss Cooper, Mr. Tabberer, Mr. Ryland, Mr. Nethercote, Mr.
Timmins, Mr. Peppercorn, Mr. Ford, &c.

THE QEEEN OF PORTUGAL.—GeneraI
SAIDANIIA, who has recently arrived in the metropolis,
was presented to her Majesty .on Saturday, at CiumLoN's
Hotel, by the Marquis de BARBACENA.

Baron BuLow, the Prussian Minister, went
on Saturday to pay his respects to the young QUEEN, to
whom he WWI presented by the Marquis de BARBACENA.

Her MAJESTY, owing to a cold, kept her
apartMents yesterday. The inquiries after the health of
her MAJESTY were very numerous throug,hok the day.
Some of the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, great
numbers of foreigners of distinction, and many of the
Nobility and Gentry, came personally to GAILLON'S Hotel
to learn the state of her MAJESTY.

The Russian and French Ambassadors had
conference on Saturday with the Duke of WELLING TON
andthe.Earl of ARERDYEN.

The. Spanish (special) Minister had an inter-
view with the Earl of ABERDEEN on Saturday, at the
officeof the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
The Lord Chief Commissioner of SCOTLAND
visited the Duke of WELLINGTON at •the Treasury on
Saturday.
The Duke of WELLINGTON has left town
for his seat at Strathfieldsaye.

A Board of the Lords of the Admiralty was
held on Friday, during the sitting of which Sir EDWARD
CODRINGTON was introduced, and remained for a con-
siderable time with their Lordships.

We have made the most diligent and anxious
inquiries since Saturday in many quarters, in order to as-
certain the real state of his MAJESTY'S health ; but they
have, we regret to add, all proved unsatisfactory, not as
regards the character of our information, but the situation
of his MAJESTY.. Everywhere the greatest concern is ex-
pressed, and rumours thicken hourly. Those who are of-
ficially in attendance on his MAJESTY speak favourably,
but there are others who have equally authentic sources of
information, and who make representations of a very dif-
ferent kind. His MAJESTY'S health is the *general topic
of conversation ; and it is but reasonable, if the surmises
which are current be unfounded, that the public should see
them contradicted by authority.—Morning Journal.

The Duke of SUSSEX arrived at Raby Castle
on Monday last, on a visit to the Marquis of CLEVELAND.
His Royal Highness is expected at Bt ancepeth on or about
the 20th instant.--Durham Chronicle.

The Mayor's (ROBERT TEBBOTT, Esq.)
dinner last week at Windsor, was very numerously and
fashionably attended ; among the guests were, Earls FIFE
and MOUNTCHA RILES, Mr. WY ATTVILLF, the architect;
the Provost of Eton, Dr. GOODA LL, and the Members for
the Borough, JOHN RAMSBOTTONI, Dn., and Sir HUSSEY
VIVIAN.

At a late meeting of the Catholic Association
Mr. SHELL contradicted the very general report that he
had accepted 300 guineas for his professional services at
the Clare Election; he did not, and would not, receive one
penny.