The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-11 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT BROADSTAIRS.

Sir John Harrington, Mr. Balfour, and Lady Legge,
Lady Newdigate, Rev. Mr. Barlow and family, Rev. Dr.
Thackery and family, Sheriff Spottiswoode and family, Mr.
Copeland and larnily, Mr. Pritchard and family, Mr. Webb
and family, Mr. Ainsley and family, Mr. Chambers and
family, General Bowness, Colonel Bull and family, Mrs.
Biddulph, Mrs. Baillie, Mr. Bailey and family, Mrs. Wil-
son, Mr. Oxley and family, Mr. Poole, Mr. Hewetson,
Mr. Williams and family, Mr. White and family, Mr.
Dart, Mr. and Mrs. F. Appleyard, Mr. and Mrs.
Hougham, Mr. Walker and family, Mrs. Hicks, Mr.
Watson and family, Mr. Borradale, Mr. Todhunter and

The Duke of CLARENCE came to town on
Saturday morning, from his seat in Busby Park. The
Dnke of WELLINGTON had a long conference with his
Royal Highness soon after his arrival, at the Admiralty.
The Royal Duke returned to Bushy about six o'clock in the
afternoon.

The LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl of ABER-
DEEN, and Lord MARYBOROUGII had interviews with the
Duke of WELLINGTON on Saturday, at the Treasury.
The Swedish Minister, the Spanish Minister
(on a Special Mission) and the Marquess de PALMELLA
transacted business with the Earl of ABERDEEN, at the
Foreign Office, Downing-street, on Saturday.
The Duchess of KENT, accompanied by the
Princess VICTORIA, and attended by her Royal Highness's
suite, left her apartments in the King's Palace at Kensing-
ton,_on Friday, for Tunbridge Wells.
The Earl of ABERDEEN left town on Satur-
day afternoon, for Stanmore.
Despatches were sent off to Mr. STRATFORD
CANNING on Saturday night from the Colonial Office, by
a King's Messenger, who will proceed direct to Ancona,
from whence the despatches will be forwarded to Mr.
CANNING.

The Russian Ambassador visited the Duke of
WELLINGTON yesterday.
TEMALT, Ambassador from France, at the bead-quarters
of the Emperor of RUSSIA, taking a walk in the en
virons of the head-quarters, with a Cossack, his servant
was attacked by four Turks, in ambush, who at-
tempted to carry them off. But the Cossack made so
desperate a resistance, that the firing of his gun was
heard by the EMPEROR, who was at the advanced post, and
who immediately came to their assistance. M. MONTE-.
MART presented this brave Cossack to the EMPEROR, who
embraced him.

ARRIVAL. OF THE MEMBER FOR CLARE
IN 'ruts Ctrv.—O'CoNtsELL " CLarion ct renerabile
nomen," arrived in this city, at half-past ten yesterday.
An humble citizen, who was standing by the door of the
Chamber of Commerce, was the first to recognise the
honest Irish face of the Member for Clare, whilst the latter
drove rapidly on. The discovery was soon communicated
to all about him, and in five minutes Mr. O'CoNNELL's
lodgings, which are adjacent to the Chamber, were sur
rounded by myriads of greeting and admiring friends.
Mr. O'CONNELL had scarcely arrived at his lodgings,
when the Committee which had been appointed on Tues-
day night, to make arrangements for the public dinner,
assembled at the Chamber of Commerce, and appointed a
Deputation to convey to that gentleman the invitation
which their lellow-citizens had entrusted to them. Mr.
O'CoNNELL said that he would, with pleasure, meet his
countrymen on the Wednesday of the ensuing week, and i
we trust that meeting will be a proud one.—Curl- Paper.
The Austrian Observer, of the 30th of .July,
says, that from the Ist of Jannary to the 30th of June,
the Austrian squadron bad furnished 34 convoys, and had
convoyed 332 ships of all nations, of which 258
were Austrian, 7 English, 7 French, 10 lonian, 10
Russian, 32 Sardinian, &c. ; 68 only were convoyed
in the last quarter, which shows the stagnation of
trade. Piracy had diminished considerably, but the ele-
ments of it are all ready, and pirates are still met with
about Rhodes and Salonichi. This Austrian squadron has
captured a brig and three schooners. The brig was the
rendezvous and magazine of the pirates of the Gulf of Sa-
lonichi ; one of the schooners was a manufactory of false
coin; the two other=, whose papers were correct, were
eleased.