The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-12 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. asiPh •
Lord Viscount Deerhurst, in Piccadilly; Mr. and Mrs.
in Somerset-street, from Paris ; Major Butler, in Bong,retbr,
from Paris; Major Maclean, in Piccadillydrom the ,0,101,`
lands ; Captain Wallace, in Green-street, Park-lane,
rence; Mr. Robert Gordon, M.P. in Bruton.street ;
Mrs. Holmes, in Park-street, from Harrowgate ; CaPL•
Mrs. Fergusson, in Davies-street, Berkeley-square, fron,,"
ington, Hants; Major Bailey, in Pall-inali, from D;
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ro.e, in Park-street, from ock
ltit;h
Mrs. and Miss Chichester, in 4. hapel-street, fr0"00.,
South of France ; Mrs. Inglis, at the Berners
Berners-street, from the Continent ; GiliVijori,
and Miss Gibbs, at ditto ; the Countess of Roden, at k;1010.,;
Hotel, Lower Brook and Davies-streets, fiom her seat in r!t).
Colonel and Mrs. Austin and family, at ditto, from their,
AKfer.nati;hithAeirlslosnionucrlaabirl,e
aAtlrsi...eCnltioillt,l,esrs,Hoattel,disttto,
jfarinone.lcpsN,e,'
from Paris,- J. Protheroe, Esq. M.P. and Miss Protheijit;
ditto, from Essex • General Bailey, at the London Hotel, r
naarle-street ; J. V. Carleton, Esq. at Simmons's note' OP
Jordan's), St. James's-street, front a tour; Mr. and Mrs. oti
sittart, at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street, ,front
;tar t in s
. OBWelrekys, nWII. Harley-street, rEeestq,. fromand tli:edcyoCnotpiiei,ematt ditto, s
Italy ; Colonel Vandeleur, at ditto, from Norwich ; Capt3l."

THE KING.—Sir lIENRY HALFORD
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rived in town yesterday morning from the Royal -
in Windsor Park, and reported to the Duke of WE 1.014
TON, the improved state of the KING'S health.
THE KING.--His MAJESTY, we are l'er"
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to announce, in contradiction to the reports in circulo"
011'
is in good health and high spirits. The state 0 1
weather for the last few days has been such as to reader)
advisable for his MAJESTY not to ride 'out, lest the lthe
air should cause a return of gouty affection. should
weather permit he will come to town in a day or Oc°'
Morning Post.
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We regret to hear that the KING, having tg
cold, has had another attack of indisposition, sl)011
may prevent his MAJESTY coming to town for .4)
days. Previous to this attack his MAJESTY t°,29
much recovered that on Saturday last he was ou-,r
walk about his apartments for a long time withOt.'ol'
sistance. His MAJESTY did not then appear to be 41)
tiring at all from the effects of his late illness, altb°„o.l
the extent to which he had decreased in bulk gave 0-1,11
evidence of the activity of the remedies employed hi
medical attendants to subdue his disorder.
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Saturday, was the birth-day of the Prlllellel
AUGUSTA, when her Royal Highness completed
sixtieth year.
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naWe were greatly pleased to, see._,,,fashibi)ssei
and well-filled house on Monchwegning,theb4nefit
Miss F. H. KELLY. In the boxes we observed the Dl°o'
of ROXBURGH, the Matchionness of CortmvAtps,
countess SOUTHWELL, Lady and the Misses SCOTT,,,Ptio.
and Lady NORTHLAND, Lady SOPHIA Lumx.EY, 'fso,
toss of BEAUCHAMP, Lady AUDLEY, Lady FatiLvot
Baroness Scinixinnt, Lady DYSART, the Earl of E 55,001
Lord ARTHUR HILL, Lord T. CECIL, Mrs. WELL* 'o'
CHESSHYRE, Colonel Boaxx, Mrs. and the Misses
BRIDGE, and other persons of distinction. There slito
three piecei, viz.:— Valeria-, the Blind Girl ; the of
Friends ; and the Woodman's Hut ; the heiviof,i
which were represented by Miss KELLY. Miss gfif' i
'on Tuesday morning left us for Hastings, where she
flaying.—Brighton Herald.

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..,,,,, 0 IN, Nov. 7.—The correspondent-I,ov
-1-:", -N. -DONDERRY with the Secretary of the Cat die
Association has afforded a good deal of amusement. ,e 01
like of that turbulent body is a prevailing sen,t'l;try
•amongst the moderate Emancipationists. None but 'go'
Jacobins or seat-hunters appear in the number of 45 IV
fessed friends. Even men of very liberal principles ill jao
detest and dread the power which themselves have bee°,oo'
strumental in creating ; and those who, from, selfishly);
tikes, bow before its vulgar majesty, are for ever ms 0
apologies to their friends in private, and betvaili4o el,
mcsAity which compels them to crouch so low. ' B 01.: 0
-ffitanness deserves no pity. Base as is the creatlibid
1-tlieir idolatry, it is divinity good enough for such LlO'it4
and hypocritical reptiles; and I own it gives me ifih'ilV
-pleasure when I see some of the tag-rag of our N°'',ol
Nawing in pane Mk " the dear and Honottrable.bo
'Learned FriiiiA,"'!"..whosetpresence 'at their dinner St ,r
they would slirirtlt from as an abomination. 0'C0141%, 45
is right to trample on the slaves, as long as the !au' Je-
, him Lord 10 „Ascendant. —Morning Herald.
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•.,., At Mr. - ets,'s introductory lecturc pt a,
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University. of London on Monday evening, Lord Atiiv
La rfit wwiri in, • chair, supported on one side l'Y '4,
Baouctram4,4o representing the bar; and by 11.‘, ,s(
TOOKE, `on--the other, as representing the great Ig.'"'d
ornies and solicitors, whose benefit, and that of the I f
n - of-articled clerks constituting the suacessioa.,
el'
tho Naions, the lectures are in a very espeClo: 11 lf,
ter calcul'atect to promote. The lecture was attenae.op
inany,of the counsel and must of the professors ;Ilford
costume. Among the distinguished visitors were L
oaf
CARRINGTON, Mr. GURNEY, Mr. ADAM, Mr. Pur.s.le
Mr. fluairnaErs, and Mr. CAMPBELL ; the benches,;il
hind were thronged with barristers, students, and acti,ale
clerks, who all appeared highly gratified by the verY',ipt
manner in which -Mr. Amos stated the object and °woe
of his intended course; and in consequence of the 0 of
ber of persons who were unable to obtain adnii,sioo,./
want of room, the lecture will be repeated this eveniov
(Correspondent of the Times.)

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