The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-15 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.

Mr. Butler Danvers, for Mount Sorrell, in Leicestershire ;
Mr. Henry Smith, from Dublin, to Bath ; Mr. William Smith,
junior, for the Netherlands; Captain Dalzell, Major Manning,
and Colonel Broderick, for the River Rhine, and thence to the
Headquarters of the Austrian Army ; Captain Sales Clarke, for
Brighton ; Major Alexis Murray, from the lonian Islands ; the
Honourable George Ramsey, from Cheltenham, for the White
Friars, at Canterbury ; Lady Stoughton and Miss Bethia Stough-
ton, for the Hague from Vienna ; Captain William Warrington,
from Glasgow, for Wrexham, in Wales ' • Mrs. Vane and Miss
Frances Vane, from Paris, for Florence; Cornet William Baker,
from Cheltenham, for narrowgate ; Major Pugh for Man.
Chester; Mrs. And 'Miss Boynton, from Brighton, for Wellington-
crescent Ramsgate ; Major Robert Allen, for Dublin ; Mr.
James Myers, for Style Park, in Pembrokeshire; Mr. and Mrs.
Asheton, for Derby • Mr. and Mrs. Clements, from Brighton, for
St. Lawrence, in thei Isla of Thanet • Mr. John Gilbert, from
Hanover-square, for Malden, in Yorkshire; Mr. Charlew Mit-
ford, from Old Burlington-street, for his seat in Hampshire ;
C9)tain Meyer, at the St. John's Wood Barracks, from
Brighton ; Mrs. and Miss (tahagan, from Ryde, in the Isle of
Wight, for Ramsgate ; Mr. David Cronin from Manchester.
square, for the Likes of Killarney ; Captain Charles Crosbie,
from Long's Hotel, for the seat of his father, General Crosbie ;
Major and Mrs. Clayton, from Cheltenham, for Clifton ; Captain
and Mrs. Egerton, from Paris, to Ramsgate; Major 'Whichcote,
front Manchester-square, for Norwich; Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Boyd, front Brighton to Ramsgate; Major Beckwith, from
Chatham to Ramsgate, Mr. David. Roche, for Cork ; Mr. Ed_
ward titracev, for the Beach House' in Cheshire ; Capt. Felton,
of the 7th Hussars, for Dublin ; Lady and Miss Acton, from the
London Hotel, for Vienna; Captain Wilson, of the 23d Regi—
ment, for Clifton ; Captain Rigby, from Hill-street, for Harrod:-
Hall, near Wigan, Lancashire ; Marquis of Winchester, from
Cavcndish.square, on a visit to his son, Lord Frederick Paulet,
at Reading • Mrs. and Miss Littledale, from Cheltenham, for
A berystwitli, in Wales ; Captain and Mrs. Yorke, from Paris, in
Ettingham-place, Ramsgate ; Major Eyre and Captain Melvin,
for the Highlands of Scotland, grouse-shooting ; Captain (7urteis,
from Windmill Hill, to join the Royal Dragoons, at Cork ;
Major Robert Gould, from Hounslow, for Paris ; the Misses
Blake, front Henrietta-street, for Broadstairs ; 3it. and Miss
Vernon Granville, front Ramsgate, for Milan ; Major Green,
from Rochester, for Eastbourne ; Captain Byrad, of the "nth Hus-
sars from Dublin, for the Regency-square at Brighton ; Capt.
Shipley, from Manchester, for Denby ; Captain William West,
of the Life Guards, in the Albany, from Windsor Barracks;
Mr. Christopher Salt, from the Netherlands, in Albemarle-
street ; Captain and Mrs. Rutherford, from Dublin to York ;
Captain Charles Mills, Mrs. Mills, and family, at the Berners
Hotel, Berners-street, from Woburn ; Itobert Grant, Esq. M.P.
at ditto; Miss Winn, Colonel Acklam, Miss Acklam, and Miss
Emma Williams, at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-
square, from the Continent ; Mrs. Taylor, J. Hoste, Esq. and
Miss Hoste, at ditto; Rev. Andrew Corbett, at ditto; Anthony
Denney, Esq. at ditto ; Reverend Edward Citson, at ditto ; his
Excellency Edward Cromwell Disbrowe, Ambassador to the
Court of Wirtemberg, Mrs. Disbrowe and family, from ditto, for
Germany ; Mrs. and Miss Brereton, Charles Try-on, Esq. and
Miss Tryon, from ditto ; Reverend James Knollis and Mrs.
Knollis, from ditto ; Sir Lloyd Dukontield, Bart. and J. Garth,
Esq. from ditto ; Sit William Geary, Bart. and Rev. E. O. Bayly,
from ditto ; J. F. Schroder, Esq. from ditto.