The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-27 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT THE ROYAL HOTEL, ABERDEEN.

The Right Hon. Lord and Lady Kennedy ; Lord Mo-
lyneux, James Buchanan, Esq. Lady Janet Buchanan and
Miss Buchanan, from Glasgow ; Col. Gordon, of Cluny,
M.P. ; General Sir Ronald Ferguson, Bart. M.P. on his
way to Craibstone, &c. ; Major-Gen. Forbes and Miss
Forbes, of Balbithan ; Captain and Mrs. Wilson and
family, Andrew Gammell, Esq. of Drumtochty, and Ernest
Gatmnell, Esq. ; M. Fortescue, Esq. and Mrs. Fortescue,
on their way to Mortnond-house, and Master Fortescue, on
his way to Kingcausie ; John Thorburn, Esq• of Murtle ;
John Leslie, Esq.; John Sligo, Esq. ; Captain Duguid,
Lieut. Brand, R.N. ; Lewellyn, Esq. and Fisher,
Esq. from England ; Wilkie, Esq. and party; Mrs.
and Miss Wicks, on their way to Balbithan ; Dr. and Mrs.
Thorp, on their way to Glenkindy ; George Robinson,
Esq. ; J. P. Cameron, Esq. ; Paterson, Esq. &c.

ARRIVALS AT THE SALUTATION HOTEL, PERTH,

The Right Hon. Earl of Fife, K.T. and G.C.G., on
his way to London ; the Right Hon. General Lord Lyne-
doch, of Balgowan, G.C.B. : Sir George Rose, Lady Rose,
and the Misses Rose and party, on a tour through the
Highlands; Mrs. Dehany and Miss Trail; John Swain-
son, Esq. ; William Clayton, Esq. and Master Clayton, on
their way south ; It. W. Niven, Esq. W. S. ; George
Berry, Esq. and Lady ; Richard Jones, Esq. and Mrs.
Jones ; Robert Blackie, Esq. W.S. and Mrs. Blackie ;
Rev. Mr. Rhoyds, of Taymont, Mrs. Rhoyds, and Master
Henry William Rhoyds ; Rev. Edward Hay, from York-
shire; Mrs. Roxburgh, Miss Isabella Roxburgh, Miss
Maty Anu Roxburgh, and Master William Roxburgh, on
a tour through the Highlands; Mrs. Oliphant, of Condie;
Captain Wyndham Willis, R.N. on his way to London ;
George Thomson, Esq. and party; George Blair, Esq.
London ; Robert Graham, Esq. of Redgorton, Advocate ;
James Wood, Esq. and party, on their way south, &c.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE came
to town yesterday morning, from their seat in Bushy-park.
His Royal Highness transacted official business with the
Lords of his Council and with some naval officers, and left
the Admiralty about half-past four o'clock, accompanied by
his Duchess, on his return to Bushy.
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE- arrived at the
King's Palace, St. James's, yesterday evening, from the
Royal Lodge, Windsor4ark.

The Duches of MELNINGEN, accompanied by
the Princess EAIILIE of Carolath, and attcnded by her
suite, embarked yesterday morning at Ramsgate, in an
Admiralty yacht, on her return to the Continent.

Despatches were brought from Lord COWLEY,
our Ambassador at Vienna, yesterday afternoon, by a
King's Messenger, for the Earl of ABERDEEN, at the Foreign-
office, Downing-street.
The Austrian Ambassador, the Spanish Mi-
nister, and the Spanish Minister (on a special mission) had
interviews with the Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday, at the
office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Mr.
CROKER had also a conference with the Noble Earl yes-
terday.

The Bishop of LONDON visited Mr. Secretary
PEEL yesterday.

Several Portuguese of distinction have Passed
through this city, on their way to London. A party of
four, Ladies and Gentlemen, arrived at the Old London
Inn on Saturday afternoon, where they remained the night,
and set off by the " Prince George" for town yesterday
morning. Last t veiling ten others, among whom were
four ladies, came from Plymouth by the Subscription
Coach, at eight o'clock, and started kr London by the
same conveyance at nine.—Exeter Alfred.

The Chapd of Winchester College, which
has long been an object of attraction to the passing stranger,
now possesses additional claims to public admiration. The
whole of the ancient painted windows (nine in number,
containing upwards of 3,000 feet of glass,) have been com-
pletely restored according to their original designs ; and, for
brilliancy of colours and rich mellow effect, now present a
most beautiful specimen of the perfection of which this ele-
gant art is suaceptible.-..Hant3 Chronicle.