The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-23 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT HARROWGATE.

Lieutenant-General Rail, Mrs. Raill, Sir William Dunbar,
Mr. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. O'Grady and farrily, Mr. Iloclgkinson,
Mr. Mussenden, Mr. William Mussenden, Mrs. and Mass Towns-
end, Mr. and Miss Tomb, Mr. and Mrs. Lemaitre, Mr. H. S.
Stanhope, Mr. Holmes, Mrs. and the two Misses Lloyd, Lieut—
Colonel Fitzgerald, Lord and Mrs. Gilles, Mr. and Mrs. Tal.
lento, Miss Tallento, Baron M'Clelland and family, Captain
Bowen, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Dunne, Mr. Crooker, Hon. Captain
Needham, Mr. and Miss Thompson, Mr. Martin, Mr. Richard-
son, Mr. Tudor, Mrs. Maxwell. Colonel Bruce, Miss Balfour,
Mrs Atty, Mr. Duncan, Ma. Maine, Mr. Dickson, Mr. Lee,
Mr. Kelly, Mr. Nick], Mt'. Crimshaw, Mrs. Webber, Mrs. and
Miss Bragwell, Mrs. General Hewgill, Lads Dundas, Lord and
Lady Muskerry, laay Johnstone, Miss Lawson, Miss De Lancey,
Miss Gunn, Captain It. Jebb, Mrs. Smith, Rev. Mr. Clissold,
Mr. and Mr,. Camac, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Beasley,
Mr. Mrs. and Miss Cookson, Mrs. itycroft Best and family, Cap-
tain and Miss Edwards, Mr. Heselfoot, Mr. Digby, Mr. M'Kay,
Miss Sims, Mrs. and Miss Bomford, Mrs. Broadley, Colonel,
Mrs. and Miss Crowder, Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Smith, Major
Mackay, Miss Egshaw, Mr. Randall, Mr. Illackley, Mr. Lynch
Power, Mr. Ellis Fulford, Mr. and Mrs. Rarnsbotham, Miss M.
Lyon, Mr. Prest, Mr. Clifton, Mr. Winter, Mr. Wallace, Capt.
Watson, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Ilderton, the three Misses Ilderton,
Mr. Ilderton, jun. Mr. Cornwall, Mr. Allen, Mr. Bell, M.P. Miss
Loraine, Mr. and Mrs. Allgood, Mr. Filgate, Rev. H. and Mrs.
Ilderton, Captain Macqueen, Captain Dick, Mr. Wilkie, Captain
Maclarem, Mr. Brander, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Fenton, Mr. John.
son, Mr. Barton, Colonel Smithson, lion. Air. Talmash, M.P.
Colonel Hicks, Major Garthwaite, Captain and Mrs. Metham,
Captain Johnson, Lord Ramsey, Captain Richardson, Lafly Har-
riet Ryder, Lady Harrowby, Captain and Mrs. Gibson, and the
Rev, Edward Irving, Minister of the Caledonian Chapel.

Lord LOWTHER, the present Chief Com-
missioner of Woods and Forests, is said to be rather opposed
to making any further grant of land in the Regent's park
to the Zoological Society.
REPRESENTATIVE PEER.—Lord DUNAJ",
ILY, brother to F. A. PRITTm, Esq., M.P., for Tipperary,
is to be the new Representative Peer, vacant by the death
of the Earl of ERNE. By this elevation the Catholic
Cause gains a vote in the House of Peers.--Dublin Eren-
lug Post.

We understand that Mr. Secretary PEEL will
certainly honour our festival with his presence, having ac-
cepted an invitation to the house of W3I. GARNETT,
Esq., of Lark Mill. It is expected, also, that Sir RouEaT
PEEL will attend it ; he having, we believe, some time
ago expressed an intention of doing so, provided his son,
the Secretary, was able to attend. Earl GROSVENOR,
Lord SKELmEasnALE, Lord STANLEY, and Sir HARRY
INIALs:wa RING, will also, we believe, be present—having
already taken tickets for the different musical performances
and for the fancy ball..—Manchester Guardian.
We have received information that Liberal
Clubs are establishing in all parts of this county. 'Be it
so, " when the devil drives," &c. Brunswick Clubs must
meet them at every point. Courage good Protestants !
Tile same Being, as ROBERTSON the historian says, who
led your fathers through the desert, and saved them from
the might and power of the greatest potentates of the earth,
will save y now, if von he true to yourselves. That
power protected the Reformation in the cradle, and it will
sustain it now, broad blown and in its maturity.—Cork
Constitution of Saturday.