The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-12 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Wootwtat, Nov. 10.—Lieutenants MANNERS
and BURN, with a detachment of Artillery, em-
barked this morning on board the General
Graham, for Jamaica.
RAMSGATE, NOV. 9.—Lie GARRETT'S
Isle of Thanet troop of Yeomen Cavalry had the
honour of escorting his MAJESTY yesterday from
Ramsgate to Harbledown, about twn,miles on
the London side of Canterbury, where they gave
up their Royal charge to Captains PARKER and
HALFORD'a troops of Yeomen Cavalry, and a
detachment of the 9th Lancers.
DunLIN, Nov. B.—This day, the 19th regi-
ment of Foot arrived from England. On Tues-
day last, the transport which had a detachment
of the 16th Lancers on board, arrived at the
Pigeon-house Dock. Great apprehensions were
entertained for her safety, as she had been eleven
days missing. We understand she was obliged to
put into the Isle of Man.
Yesterday forenoon, a detachment of the 91st
regiment, stationed for some time past at Paisley,
embarked at Renfrew in the Rothsay Castle
steam boat, for Greenock.—(Glasgow Courier,
Nov. 8.)

The Merchants of Cork, with the. Committee
of Merchants and Chamber of Commerce, have
presented a Memorial to the Post-master of Ire-
land, against the changes in the hdurs of the
Mail between Dublin and Cork via Clonmell.

Yesterday the KING gave audiences to the
LORD CHANCELLOR, Viscount MELVILLE, Prince
ESTERIIAZY, the Austrian Ambassador, Baron
FAGEL, the Ambassador from the Court of the
Netherlands, and the Right Honourable Sir
CHARLES LONG. . .

Ou Saturday the Duke of YORK visited the
KING.

The Duchess of GLOUCESTER has been on a
visit to the Dike and' Duchess of CLARENCE, at
Bushey Park, during the past Week. Early on
Saturday morning the Duke and. Duchess of CLA-
RENCE, accompanied by the Duchess of GLOU-
CESTER, left Bushey Piirk,`-in:a'tirriage. and four,
and proceeded to.the NaCe,,,at Kensing-
ton, on a visit to theDugliess.nf KENT and the
Princess SOPHIA. Tile Dulto of CLARENCE and
the Duchess of GLoucs.r4n. proceeded ,fiorn
Kensington to London, where'' they arrived a
little before twelve o'clock, Their Royal High-
nesses waited upon the :KING to pay their affec-
tionate respects to his MAJESTY upon his safe
arrival in England. The
.. Royal Duke and
Duchess remained a considerable time with the
KING, and afterwards returned soon after four
o'clock to the King's Palace at Kensington,
where they were joined by. the Duchess of CLA-
RENCE. The Royal Party 'then- proceeded' on
their return to Bushey Park. -
Mr. LAMBTON, accompanied 'by. Sir ROBERT
WILSON, arrived at ,Lainbton Hall 'on Sunday
last, from London. Yesterday they passed
through Newcastle. on their way to Howick.
They excited little or
.no 'attention.—(Durham
Advertiser, Nov. l 0.)
Some Papers that are very liberal in propagat-
ing the distresses of the country, have stated,
that notwithstanding the flattering 'reports to the
happen to know, from actual ex-
contrary, the Iron Trade • isid a state of stagna-
tion. Now we
perience, that the consignments for Liverpool,
Manchester, &c. (via Canal) for some time past,
and at present, greatly exceed those of any pe-
riod. within our recollection.—(chisterChronicle.)
The catch of herrings in the Channel was very
abundant and fine last week ; they have sold at
Portsmouth at ten shillings per ‘thollsand.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.—The Duke of Hamilton and
Suite, at Thomas's Hotel, from Paris ; Lady Dundas, at
ditto, from Scotland ; R. Williams, Esq. M.P. at ditto, from
his seat in Dorsetshire ; General Vincent, at the Royal llotel,
from Scotland ; Earl of Cathcart, at Mivart's Hotel, troni his
seat, Bintiold Park, Hants ; Samuel Athill, Esq. at ditto,
from Bath ; the Rev. Robert Grosvenor, at ditto, from Derby-
shire ; Sir Henry Mildmay, Bart. and Son, in Cavendish-
square, from Paris • Sir Charles Bamfylde, Bart. in Montague-
square, from Ilarding,ton Park, in Somersetshire ; Colonel and
Mrs. Cameron, in Bryanstone-square ; Captain Griffiths, in
Baker-street ; Major Bailey, in Wigmore-street.
DEPARTURES.—The Earl of Shannon, and his daughters,
Ladies Catharine and Sarah Boyle, from the London Hotel,
for their seat, Brandon, Suffolk ; Lord Colville, from Penton's
Hotel, for Portsmouth ; Sir John and Lady Shelley, from the
Waterloo Hotel, for their seat, Mayersfield Park, Sussex ;
Hon. George Agar Ellis, from Honover-square, for Lord
Grenville's, Dropmore ; Colonel Wilson, from the Clarendon
Hotel, for his seat, Sneting Castle, Yorkshire ; Miss Prince,
for Sion-place, Bath ; Lady and Miss Elton, for Bath ; Mrs.
and Miss Vandorthuysen, for Brighton ; .Mr. and Mrs. Kin.
dersley, for Bath ; • the Hon. and Rev. N. Carleton, for
Broughton, in Northamptonshire. ; Mrs. and Miss Addison,
for, the New Steync, Brighton ; Major Cowper, for North
America.
CHANGES.-=The Right Hon. George Canning, from a tour,
to Welbeck,..near 011erton, .the seat of the Duke of Portland ;
Mr. James Fitzgerald, son of Sir James, for Newmarket,
from a tour; Mrs. and Miss Wakefield, from Ramsgate, for
Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. It. Smith, from Ramsgate, for
West Cliff,. Brighton ; Major and Mrs. Duncan, from Rams-
gate, for Brighton.

FASHIONABLE •MOVEMENTS.
WILDEnroncE from CHRIST CHUltell .to CANT-
LEY, in YORKSHIRE.
MR. PETER :MORE to COVENTRY.
Mr. R. GORDON, to his Seat RumsTEAD, in Cambridge-
shire.
_Mn. and dins. WitnE, from town, on a visit to Dn.
KITCHINER, at COOKIIAM.
HER HIGHNESS the PRINCESS Of CUMBERLAND, from
KING-STREET, SOHO, tO LUDGATE HILL.
MR. GRANT, from SEEFORTH to EYE, in Suffolk.
Dr. LUSIIINGTON, from MAIDENHEAD to BURY.
MR. SHERIFF WAITIIMAN tO BEVERLEY.
LADY MonOAN, from ITALY, to the ISLE OF WIGHT,
to eat PUFFIN'S EGGS.
ALDERMAN THORPE, from the MANSION HOUSE to
PUDDING-LANE.—(JOHN BULL.)

The Marquess and Marchioness of Cholmondeley, the Earl
of Rocksavage, and Colonel and Lady Charlotte Seymour, are
arrived from Cholmondeley Castle, Cheshire.
The Marquess and Marchioness of Lansdown, who arrived
in town on Thursday evening from Paris, left town yesterday
mornin for their seat, Bowood Park, Wilts.
The Dowager Duchess of Richmond has left Goodwood,
Sussex, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of Hertford,
at their seat, Sudburn Hall, Suffolk.
The Earl of Harrowby is arrived at his town residence, from
his seat, Sandon Hall, Staffordshire.
Lord Combermere has a large party to dinner at Comber-
mere Abbey, Cheshire, this day.
Count and Countess Lieven are expected to arrive in the
course of the week at their residence in Harley-street, from the
Continent.

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