The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-30 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Earl of Westmoreland, from Brighton, to his: seat, Ap-
thorpe, Northamptonshire ; G. W. Chad, Esq. for Aylesham,
Norfolk ; Captain Swinburn, from Long's Hotel, Cliff'ord-Street,
for Brighton ; J. Milinati, Esq. from ditto, for Norfolk ; the
Bishop of Chichester, from Thomas's Hotel, for the Palace,
Chichester ,• Mr. and Mrs. Hatton, frcm Manchester-square, for
Bath ; the Misses Stewart, from Crawley's Hotel (late Cook's),
on a our ; William Sitwell, Esq. from the British Hotel, Jet.
myn-strec4, for Oxford; Capt. Griffiths, from ditto, for Brussels.

The Duke of Wellington left town yesterday
on a visit to the Earl of Westmoreland, at his sort at Ap-
thorp, Northamptonshire. _

Viscount Itabayana, the Bra7ilian Ministcr,
left town yesterday morning fur th 9 residence or
Queen of Portugal, at Lalehant, where a party ,f Portu-
guese nobility and gentry are at present staying.
Viscount Melville and Mr. Secretary Peel
transacted business yesterday at the Foreign-office, Down-
ing-street.

His Excellency the Marquis of Aqesca is
staying at the Plirenix Park, and is, we rejoice to state,
in excellent health.—Dublin Paper. ,

We regret to state that the Earl of Errol has
been enduring great pain for the last three days, from the
hurt which he received on the knee. His Lordship has
not been able to venture abroad, or even to walk about his
apartments.—Dublin Paper.
HEIR TO LovAT.---On Sunday last, the
Hon. Mrs. FRASKR, lady of T. A. FnAsae, Esq..f Love,
was safely delivered of a son and heir. This anspicion4
event was hailed with acclamation by all the ten entry on
the extensive estate of Lover, and bonfires were hazing in
all directions from Inchbert y along tl:o whole sunounding
country. The fine vale of the Aird and the romrntic dis-
trict of Strathglass were completely illuminated by these
joyful beacon-lights. As the elan are resolved to 'welcome
the young Chief of the FRASF.ItS in the " good old style,"
we shall bave farther particulars to give in our next.—
Inverness Courier of Wednesday, Der. 24.

It is rumoured- iit the fashilable ch:les. of
this neighbourhood that the Rev. Earl Nelson is ebout to
lead to the hymeneal altar the relict of the late --
Barlow, Esq., son of Sir R. Mawr, of this (Canterbury)
city.—/Sent Herald.

THE NAVAL AND MILITARY MAGAZINE.
—We understand that this very valuable and interesting
Journal will in future be incorporated with the " United
Service Journal," and published Monthly; accordingly,
the ensuing Number will appear on the Ist of Jan. next.

A fine portrait of the Queen of Portugal has
just been finished by Mr. Fowler, a young artist, who has
already painted very succeFsful -prtraits of the Princess
Victoria and the Princess Feodqr.-- Windsor Express.

DOVER, DEC. 27.—Mr. Billing, Secretary of
the French Embassy, has just ar7ived from Paris with
despatches for the French Charge d'Aftiires in London,
preceding Ptiace Polignac, the Amlianador, who is also
on his way to London, by only a fly hours.

The King will entertain a distinguished party
this (Saturday) evening at the Gistle. The bend have
orders to attend at eight n'eloek. His Majesty's residence
at the Castle attracts numerous visitors to this town, more
particularly on Sundays, when the North Terrace is open-
ed as a public promenade, and the bands of the two regi-
ments of Guards stationed here continue to perform choice
pieces of music, although it has been customary to leave
off playing at the end of August. The King has ba.l many
visitors at the Castle every day during the week, and the
private band has been in almost constant attendance on
these occasions. Although his Msjrsty has not yet driven
out since taking up his abode here, he neverthelebs con-
tinues to enjoy go,si Yeste:day the following dis-
tinguished company arrived at the Castle, and, tegether
with the members of the Househohl, bed the honour of
dining and passing the evening with his Majesty—nannely,
Lord and Lady Mounteharles, Lord and Lady Strethaven,
the Hon, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stsnlion!, and the Hon.
Mr. Town eh end. The latter gentleman and Lord and
Lady Mountcharles continue their visit to his Maje,ty.—
Windek !Express.

DEATH OF MARY MORTLOCK, WHO WAS
Sitor.—Yesterday morning, at a quarter before three
o'clock, Mary Ann Mortlock, the unfortunate young wo-
man who was shot some nights since in Lower Spring-
street, Portman-square, by isbn Barrnl', the unfortunate
young man, who paid his addreeses to her, expirsi in
Marylebone Infirmary. Mr. Goodger, the house surgeon,
and Mr. Phillips, a surgeon, were in attendance constantly
on the unfortunate young woman. Her death has been
greatly accelerated by a violent cold she caught from 11;eing
ext►emely wet when she was brought into the Infirmary,
from walking about the streets in the rain with the unfor-
tunate Itarrup. She has been labouring under a very
strong inflammatory fever, with strong spasmodic attacks.
There have been several consultations held, and the p'lyai-
cians were in hopes they should have been enabled te have
saved her life, but all their endeavo•trs have proved una-
vailing. The hotly lies at the Infirmary for an Inqut:•t.

A short time since a proposal was made to
some of the respectable and influential inhabitants of this
town to get up a Brunswick Club, on the °cession of the
King's resuming his resident.- at the enstle, but which teas
decidedly negatived in es'ery insiauce, both by ilergy and
Jaity.— Windsor Express.