The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-03 00:00:00

ARRIVAL :4 IN TOWN.

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Dowager 51arcitio.ess of Salisbury, from Hatfield ; Mar uia
and Marchitm,:ss of Worcester, from Staines; Viscount Sid-
mouth,' from Richmond Park. At Penton's New Hotel, St.
Jame:est-street—bort! and Lady Duberlie, from Scotland ;
Richard Do.eley, Em. from Ireland. At Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley44uare—Tite Countess of Antrim, from Ireland.
At the Clarendon Hotel--3. Fir. Beaumont, Esq. M.P. from
Brighton. A t Illivart'a lintel, Lower Brook-street—The Rev.
Lill De Burgh, from Drayton ; Mr. and Mra. Tarrand, from
Sussex.

Prince Leopold left town for Claremont on Sunday evening.
Yesterday morning, about eleven o'clock, the Chancellor of
the .Exchequer arrived, in town from his residence at Becken.
ham, in Kent, to transact business at the Treasury, In his De.
partment ; and, soon after three o'clock, the Hight Honourable
Oenflemun left town again, accompanied by Lady Sarah Ito.
binson.

Lord Loughborough' eldest son of Lord Rosslyn, will shortly
lead to the Hymeneal Altar Lady Charlotte Butlar, second
daughter of the Countess of Glengall.
It is rumoured that a matrimonial alliance is on the tapia
between Lady Elizabeth Conynghatn and Lord Yitratisaven,
Lord Aboyuesseldest son. , . .

The Right Hon. Mr. Secretary Goulburn arrived in Dublin
on Tuesday from England.
His Grace the Archbishop of 'Tam, is, we rejoice to learn,
nearly recovered from the effect of his late severe indisposition.
All the arrangements are already made for the approaching
marriage of the I.krl of Howth and Lady E. Dc Burgh, sister
of the Earl of Clanricarde. The marriage takes place early in
this month. Colonel Tulbot, M.P., who is at present on the
Continent, has lent his magnificent mansion, Malahide Castle, to
the young bride and bridegroom,- to pass the honey-moon.
Capt. Longsteri who arrived from Paris on Saturday last,
with dispatches, brings the intelligence, that his Grace the Duke
of Bedford had eerfectly '
recovered from • his late alarming
illness, and that with his Duchess and family, intended to spend
the winter in the Frenchtapital.
The lion. Agar and INV Georgina Ellis, have arrived at
the Earl of Surrey's scat, Middleton Park, Oxfordshire, from
the Earl Spencer's, Althorpe, Northamptonshire.

Yesterday Mr. ROTSC1111,1) transacted business
at the Treasury, and afterwards went into the
city.

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Bilen.--On. the /d inst., in Pall-Mall, the
Lady of E. .1. VEnsox, Esq., of. a daughter.
DEATH OF Loup ARTHUR PAorr.—lt, is this
week our painful duty to record the prernature
death of Lord Arthur Paget, of the 7th Hussars,
stationed nt Beverley, which was occasioned by
an accident whilst hunting a short time ago. lt
appears that his horse failed in an attempted
leap; and fell upon its noble rider. De was
speedily renioved and every attention paid to
him, but with little hopes of his recovery. A. few
days ago nn express was sent oil for his distressed
parent, the Marquis of Augh•sea, hut before his
arrival the youthful Lord had' departed -to another,
state of existence.--( York Herald.)
ELLITow.—The Public will be 'glad' to
hear that this Gentleman is so much recovered
from his Into alarming iilne sas to afford ,Irons;
hopes that lie will soon be enabled to resume his
'professional exertions. Ills mental powers have
Lever been in the least degree affected, and his
bodily strength is nearly restored. Asa proof
that he hitn!elf relies upon his complete restore-

talon, lie is now, we understandoitudying the
part of Falsigif, and his .dpcidell success in all
other comic parts promises!' vivid assumption of

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facetious Old Jack. At all events, he is sure of
a favourable recernion from that public who have
so Ton; been indebted to him for abundant grati.
fication. , 1 ,

Miss PATox, after a surci.ssful trip to 13nth,

writ to proceed to Shrewsbury, where, no doubt,
66 All friends round the Wrekin" will rejoice to
see the most accomplished singer, mid one of the
hesto et resseii, of th• present time, and who would