The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-10 00:00:00

DON MIGUEL.

Mr. Frost, the Director of the Medico-Botanical
Society, was introduced to his Royal Highness, on
Tuesday, at the residence of Earl Dudley, in Arling-
ton-street, by the Marquess de Palmella, the Portu-
guese Ambassador, and presented to the Prince a
Copy of the Oration delivered at the last General
Meeting of the Society. His Royal Highness was
pleased to insert his name in the list of Members of
the Society.

Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador, Vis•
count Beresford, Lord Marcus Hill, Sir John Camp.
bell, Sir John Croft, Sir Andrew Barnard, Mr. Hope;
and Major Mitchell, visited his Royal Highness yes.
terday morning.

The Prince, attenc+ed by Earl Mountcharles, Sir
William Fremantle, and Mous. de Saldanha, went
about two o'clock yesterday afternoon; in one of his
Majesty's open barouches, to the 2.lansion-house, to
pay a visit to the Lord Mayor. The Prince left his
card, and proceeded to St. Paul's Cathedral, where
his Royal Highness spent nearly an hour in going
over that magnificent edifice. The Prince next pro
ceeded to the shop of Messrs. Rundell and Bridge,
silversmiths; the crowd collected at the entrance of
the shop in Ludgate-hill was very considerable, and
they manifested the greatest impatience to procure
a sight of the Royal stranger; and on the Prince
leaving the shop, it %vas:with some difficulty the car-
riage could proceed, from the pressure of the crowd
who surrounded it, several of whom shoA hands
with his Royal Highness.
The Prince had a select party to dinner in the
evening, in Arlington-street, and afterwards went to
an evening party given in honour of his Royal High-
ness, by the Marquess de Palmella, the Portuguese
Ambassador, at his residence in South Audley-st.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.---The Countess
St. Germains, in Park-crescent, from a tour; Lady Lind-
say, in Albemarle-street, from Lincolnshire ; the Marquis
of Lansdowne, from his seat, Bowood Park ; the Duke of
Norfolk, at his seat, Fornham, Bury St. Edmund's, Suf-
folk, from Worksop Manor, Notts; J. S. Marriott, Esq.
and Miss Marriott, in Brook-street, from Norfolk;
Thomas Page, Esq. at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street,
from his seat in Surrey; R. Norris, Esq. at ditto, from
a tour; Captain and Mrs. Waring, at the Bath Hotel,
Arlington-street, from Sussex ; Mr. and Mrs. White, at
ditto, from the North; J. Beaumont, Esq. at ditto, from
Surrey.

D-EEARTURES.—Lord and Lady William
Bentinck and suite, from Lower Grosvenor-street, for Ply-
mouth, to embark on board the Undaunted, for India ;
Countess De Grey, from her house in St. James's-square,
for her seat, Putney Heath, Surrey ; Captain and Mrs.
Ramsay, front Manchester-square, for Brighton; William
Richmond, Esq. from Dover-street, for Brighton ; Captain
Winston, front the Bath Hotel, for Paris ; 11. Perkins,
Esq. from ditto, for Surrey.
ARRIVALS AT TUNBRIDGE WELLS:---The
Hon. H. Eden, M.P. and family, Rev. Mr. Pelly, Mr.
Hutchinson, and Mr. Fordyce and family.

ARRIVALS AT BRIGIIToN.—TIie Dowager
Duchess of Richmond and Lady G. Lennox, Mr. W.
Burrell, Mr. Croft, Mr. R. Trotter, Mrs. Dowden, Miss
Robinson, Mr. Barton, Mrs. Darby, Mr. Ellison, Rev.
John Fletcher, Rev. J. J. Jennings, Mr. C. S. Payne,
Miss Chinon, Colonel Llwellyn, Lady Cotton, Mr. J. D.
Browne, Lieut.-Colonel Cleveland, Captain Campbc.il,
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bethel!, Lady Stewart, Licut.-General
Coghlan, Mr. W. Clarke, Mr. E. Blencowe, Mr. Oliver-
son, the Hon. Mrs. Courtney Boyle, Captain Freernantle,
Mr. R. C. Vans, Rev. E. Northey, W. Thigh, Sir
Charles Ilabrey Hastings, M.P., Mr. G. Fraser, Mrs.
Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. F. Ripley.
DEPARTURES.—Lord and Lady Gwyder for
town, Mr. Sugden, for ditto.
ARRIVALS AT CIIELTENLIAM.—EarI Beau-
champ, Hon. Miss Burton, Colonel Coasellis, Lieutenant-
Colonel Mills, ;Major Hodgson, Dr. Williamson, Rev. Mr.
Smith, Rev. R. Pope, Rev. J. Herbert, Rev. Mr. Lee,
Rev. Mr. Neale, Captain and Mrs. St. George, Captain
Hilton, Captain Billamore, Captain Blake, Captain Carr ;
Messrs. M. Lucas, J. Farquharson, G. Parkhouse, T. G.
Knox, Patestall, Curtis, Holland, Ormsby, Price, Mil-
lerd, (lore, Watson, Hogg, Hamilton, Best, Parkhatn ;
Mistresses Ogilvie, Binfield, Brown, Cusack, J. Millward,
Frost, Bateman and family; Misses E. Eagle, Fowles,
White, Foy, &r.
ARRIVALS AT BATH.--Earl of Cork and
family, Lord John Thynne, Lord Ducie, Lord Valletort,
Sir W. Bagshawe, Sir J. Fellowes, Sir G. Purnell, Ad-
miral Young and family, General Mant, Colonel Spinks ,
and family, Colonel Kemp, Coloneloeill
ill, 11acjvo.r
Major and Mrs. Spinks ; Captains Hawkins, Shute,
Brooks ; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Williams;w
Haygarth, Reed, Newman, Vink; Mr. and Mrs. Hatch,
Phippen, Milner, Wallace, Thring, Oxeuford, Hutchinson,
Nethersole, Bengougb, Wade, Poore and family, Doran
and family; Messrs. Denby, Walcot, Harting, Codring-
ton, Ferguson, Blathwant, Hill, Curtis, Baynes, Martin,
Hamilton, Sigmond, Wilkins, Collings, James, Rowe,
Ridley, Taddy, Thompson, Eve, Glynn, Mount, Reed,
Bocb, Bum
pas, t,Raosw, land, Hunt, Ycseombe, Lucerne,
Fallon, Burnell, Hapling, Mussenden, Quarington, Degas,
Ro
Naylor, Dewan, Lambert, Piddle, 11.
Wood; Mistresses Somerville, Boswell, Jeffries, Lyster,
Mitchell, His, Twinborrow, Nance, Daniel, Hawkins;
Misses Collier, Dick; Williams, Hillman, Smith, Mer-
cer, Nance, Noble, Hutchinson, Nawkins, Wilmott,
Horton, &c. &c,