The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-18 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT MATLOCK.

Lord and Lady Cooper, Lord Melbourne, Sir Frederick Lamb,
Count Mouton, Lady Wharncliffe, Miss Wortley, Mr. and Mrs.
Abercrombie, Lord Palmerston, Mr. -Sneyd, Lord and Lady
Granville, Mr. Charles Greville, Captain and Mrs. Burton, Mr.
William Tayler Kayne, Mrs. and Miss Smith, Mr. Rayley,
Captain Rayle, R. N., Mr. Mrs. and Miss Tumor, Mr. and Mrs.
B. Humphrey, Mr. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. P. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers, Misses Rodgers,
Mrs. Newbold, Miss Wood, Miss A. Blundell, Mr. Lund and
daughters, Mr. Spikes, Miss Spukes, Mr. Hall, Mr. Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. Gosling, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Hins-
man, Mr. Sidley, Mr. and Mrs. Starkin and fmily, Mr. and
Mrs. Toby, Mrs. Hawksworth, Reverend Mr. and Mrs. Simpson
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Binns and party, Miss Dewin, Mr.
Beaver and family, Madam Depolio H. Williams, R. N., Mr.
Courtnay, Mr. and Mrs. Fielding, 8:e.

ARRIVALS AT THE TERRACE HOTEL, ASKERN SPA

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Mrs. Armitage, Woodville House, near Sheffield; Mrs. and
Miss Armitage, ',Miss Fox and Miss Eye. Hatfield; Rev, James
Mower, Tinsley; Mrs. Crag& Leeds; J. Westwood, Esq.
London.

ARRIVALS AT THE SWAN INN, ASKERN SPA,

Sir George and Lady Barice, Newcastle.upon-Tyne; Mrs. and
Miss Sharpe, Benjamin 'Wilson, Esq. J. Stead, Esq. and Miss
Stead, and Mrs. Woodcock, Leeds ; Mr. and Miss Maw, Crowle ;
Mr. and Mrs. Reed, Ackworth Park; Henry Wilson, Esq.
Barnsley ; Mr. and Mrs. Craven, Mrs. Mabb, Hull ; George Ro-
binson, Esq. solicitor, and George Charleyworth, Esq. solicitor,
Wakefield; R P. Browne, Esq. Mrs. Pearson and family, Lon-
don; Mr. and Mrs. Chambers, }sirs.
Iron Works; Mr.
Thomas Wood, Knottingley; Mrs. Pearson, Tiekhill ; Edward
Handcock, Esq. and Mrs. Handcock, Samuel Turner, Esq. John
Leef, Esq. Mr. Lindley, Captain Fenton, Colonel Leatham, John
Fenton, E.sq. Sheffield; Mr. and Mrs. Wood, Done.aster • Rev.
W. Dixon, Afro. and Miss Dixon, Ardsley; John Clark, iEsq.
and Mrs. Clark, Potter Grange, Armin ; Mrs. Fowler, Hook ;
Mr. J. Darley, Newington ; James Butterworth, Esq. and family,
Raweliffb ; Mr. Taylor,,Bridlington.
ARRIVALS AT MACKENZIE'S HOTEL, EDINBURGH.
Colonel Craigie, H.E.LC.S. Captain Street, R. A. Mrs. Street,
and family, Mr. Mackay, Mr. Brown, Master and Miss
Fowler, &c. &c.
ARRIVALS AT THE BRITISH HOTEL, EDINBURGH.
Lady Anstruther and party, Mr and Mrs. Elphinston and fa-
mily, Hon. Mrs. Strange and family, Hon. Misses Hill, sisters
of Lord Hill, the Commander-in. Chief; John Wedderburne
Ogilvy, Esq. Mrs. Ogilvy, and family, Mrs. Sheddon and Mrs.
Robertson, John Kinlin, Esq. from America, &c.
ARRIVALS AT DOUGLAS'S HOTEL, EDINBURGH.

Dowager Duchess of Leeds. the Earl and and Countes of Dal-
hou.ie, Lord Ramsay, and Hon. James Ramsay, Lord and Lady
Kelburne, Dowager Lady Keith and Miss Elphinstone' Lady
Gray and family, Sir Thomas and Lady Carmichael, Mr. Fergu.
son, of Raith, dr. and Mrs. Ramsay, of Barnton ; Captain Fitz.
clarence, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Dowbiggin, and Miss Small, Mr.
Fox Manic, Mr. James Grieve, &c.
ARRIVALS AT GIBBS'S HOTEL, EDINBURGH.

Right Hon. Lord Henry Russell, Right Hon. Lord Como
Russell, Right Hon. Lord Kennedy, Lady Kennedy, and Miss
Kennedy, Sir David Kinloch, of Gilmerton, Lady Kinloch, and
Miss Kinloch, Lady Maxwell, of Springkell, Miss Maxwell, Miss
Mary Maxwell, and P. Maxwell, Esq. Sir Hugh Palliser, Bart.
Kent; Captain Fitzclarence, R. Jl. Walter Campbell, Esq. M.P.
Islay, and Lady Eleanor Campbell. Captain M'Dowall, Second
Life Guards ; Captain Newberry, Molton Abbey, and M. Sala-
moud, Esq. Major Ogilvie, of Chester; Captain Dixon' of Wil-
mount, heist ; D. Gunn, Esq. G. P. Irvine, Esq. 31. Angley
Taylor, Esq. of Kintully, and lady, and Alexander J. blacken.
zie, Esq.

The Queen of PORTUGAL, attended by the
Marquis de BAItBACF.NA, Lord CLINTON, and Count de
trarActrE, left Grillon's Hotel yesterday morning at II
o'clock, in one of the King's carriages and four, followed
by others of her suite in another of his MAJESTY'S carriages
and proceeded to the seat of the Earl of LucAN, at Lale-
ham. The young QUEEN and her suite went over the
house, and also inspected the gardens and extensive grounds
attached to it. An elegant dejeune was prepared for her
MaJEsTY and party, under the direction of one of the
KING'S pages; after partaking of which the QUEEN and
her suite entered their carriages and returned to Grillon's
Hotel, where they arrived about six o'clock.

Despatches were sent off yesterday evening
from the Foreign-office to Sir CHARLES BAcor, our
Ambassador at the Hague.

We are happy to understand that the health
of our bighly=respected Representative, Mr. HusxtssoN,
is considerably improved. On the 18th ult. he was at
Ancona. His intention was to pass. through Rome and
Florence, and expected to reach England by, the 10th or
15th of next montb.—Liverpool Courier.

The Bishop of LONDON will, it is under-
stood, preach his farewell sermon at St. Botolpk's, Bishops-
gate, to-morrow morning.

The Earl of WI LToN's hunting establishment
at Grantham is in a state of active preparation for his
Lordship's reception. Various alterations and improve-
ments have been carried into effect during the summer,
which render the mansion a most desirable one in every
respect—Doneaster Gazette.

Part of the family of the Earl of HARROWBY
passed through thi3 town on Saturday, on their way to
Sandon.—Shejfield Courant.

The Hon. Mr. LAMB passed through this
place on the same day.—Sheffield Courant.

The Hon. .JOHN STUART WORTLEY, and
Lady GEO It a JAY Wo RT r, passed through this town
on Monday, on their way to Chatsworth. —Sheffield
Courant.

Lord DURHAM passed through here yester-
day on his way to Chatsworth.—Sheffield Courant.
THE MARQUIS OF HERTFORD.—Our noble
Recorder is now entertaining a grand party, at his seat,
Sudbourne Hall, Suffolk. Amongst the distinguished
visitors are his Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON, Prince
ESTERN A ZY, Mr. VESEY FITZGERALD, Mr. PLANTA,
Mr. Caol- En, &c. &c.—Coventry Herald.

Mr. PEEL.--This Right lion. Gentleman
and respectable Minister has paid his promised visit to this
port, and been received by our public. spirited and worthy
Chief Magistrate, with those attentions and that splendid
hospitality becoming the head of so large and opulent a
community. The meeting was one.of courtesy, and not
of a political character ; and the absence of all political sub-
jects in his speeches was, of course, the consequence.
There was a prudence in this, also, in the present junc-
ture, when Ministers must, on several great points, come
to a cautious but important decision, and when so many
are, in consequence, watching their lips and movements, by
theta to shape their own anguries..—Liverpool Courier.
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.—The Bottle
Imp was last night brought out at this theatre, and bids
fair to become as popular as it was at the English Opera
House. The scenery and decorations were very splendid.

The Manchester Mercury, of Tuesday, con-
tains the following infamous paragraph
31ms PATON.—The marriage of this songstress with
Lord WILLIAM I.ltxtrox, cannot now be doubted, as he
accompanied her to York, and they resided, by the invita-
tion of the Archbishop, at his palace, at Bishopthorpe."
We need not observe that the statement, as far as regards
his Grace the Archbishop of this province and Miss
PATON'S being a guest at the Palace, Bishopthorpe, is a
vile falsehood, most probably the coinage of the paper
whence we have copied it. —Leeds ktelliyencer.
When a detachment of one of the regiments
in this garrison was lately ordered to Gibraltar, a detainer
was unexpectedly laid upon one of the men selected by the
parish officers, on the information of a lady resident in
Castle-street, who ascribed to the individual the honour of
being the father of a child with which she declared herself
enceinte. Subsequently, however, an order countermand-
ing the detachment was issued, and then it was diF.coyered
that the lady's story was a fabrication, suggested by the
soldier as a ruse de guerre to save him from the dangers of
the fever at Gibraltar. He is now under punishment for
this unmanly conduct, and the lady is.threatened with a
visit to the treadmill.—Plymouth Weekly Journal.

The• aggregate amount of steam engines,
ashore and„ afloat, in Durham and Northumberland, ex-
ceeds the strength of 20,00 fl h9.1.5c1..-!—Kull Advertiser.
Qu Tuesday an eiderly, plain-looking wqman,
riarattd EWARETH DILA:SIIIY, With ficaMly a tooth in her
be4d, appeared at the Nottingham County Sessions, to
affiliate a child to a demure-looking personage, named
ANTHONY' SOJTH, lint failed, on account of false reekon
ing• Tins is the eighth bastard this woman has brought
as a burden upon the parish of West Lealie, Nottingham.