The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-10 00:00:00

HAYMARKtT.

Mrs. Waylett's benefit last night fully justified our
anticipations. It was well attended, and passed off
lightly and trippingly," like: one of her own songs.
Yates's imitations, gave additional zest to the even-
ing, which was wound up with the agreeable comedy
of " Tribulation."

FASHIONABLE AND MESCELLANEOU,S.

DEPARTURE of the QUEEN of WURTEMBERG.
Her MAJESTY gave a farewell dinner on
Monday, at the King's Palace, St. James's, to the members
of the Royal Family. The party consisted of the Duke
and Duchest of CLARENCE, the Princess AUGUSTA, and
the Duchess of-GLOUCESTER. The QUEEN, accompanied
by her sisters, the Princess AUGUSTA and the Duchess of
GLOUCESTER, left the Palace 'yesterday morning, at half-
past eleven o'clock, in one of the King's carriages and four
(the outriders and attendants in their scarlet liveries), and
proceeded to Deptford Dock-yard, 'escorted by a detachment
of the Royal Horse Guards, where her MAJESTY arrived
soon after twelve O'clock. His Royal Highness, the LORD
Flax ADMIRA L, had arrived at Deptford, in company with
his Dr: CUESs, sometime previous to her MAJESTY, who,
'after taking an afrectionate leave of her Royal sisters, was
conducted on board the Royal Sovereign yacht by the
Duke of CLARENCE. Directly after the embarkation of
the QUEEN. the yacht set Sail,. under the command of Sir
WILLIAM HOSTE, for Antwerp. The Date and Duchess
of CLARENCE, the Duchess of . GLOUCESTER, and the
Princess AUGUSTA, afterwards returned to town. The
Ladies in Waitlng to her MAJESTY, the principal Officers
of the Household, and the remainder of her Majesty's
suite, left town, at an early hollr• yesterday morning, for•
Deptford, and had embarked on board the yacht previous
to the QuEEN's arrival.

The Duchess 'of KENT, 'accompanied by the
Princess VICTORIA and the Princess FEODORE, and attend-
ed by Baroness de SPAEDTH,*l3aroness de LEHZEN, and
Sir ioiilC CorrnOv, left Ramsgate on Monday morning
for the Earl of lleatraxy's seat at Cobham Hall, on her
Royal Highness's way to Claremont, to pass a short time
with Prince LEOPOLD, previous to her Royal Highness's
return to the King's Palace at .Kensington.

The Marquis de PALMELLA, the Portu-
guese Minister, and the French Charge d'Affaires, trans-
acted business yesterday with the Earl of. DUDLEY, at the
Foreign Office. •
The LORD CHANCELLOR arid Sir CHAS.
W. Wynn- visited Viscount Gonuscu yesterday, at his
residence in Downing street.

• The LORD CHANCELLOR came to town yes-
lerday morning from his seat at Wimbledon.

The Duke of WELLINGTON, 'with a distin-
guiowa party, visited Drury-lane Theatre last night.

The Honourable JOHN 'BOYLE, of Lincoln's
Inn, Son of the Earl of Coax, intends to offer himself as
a Cendidate„t9xepresent the county of Corkin Parliament.

MAitruED.—On 'Tuesday, the 9th inst., at
Rolleston, JAMES •H. LEmu, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq., eldest
son of JosErit LEIGH, of Belmont, in the county of
Chester, Esq., to FRANCES, daughter of Sir OswAr.n
MosLEY, of RoHeston Hall, in the county of Stafford,
Bart.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.---The Bishop
of Salisbury, at Miller's Hotel, Jermyn.street, from the
Palace, Salisbury; Lord Muncaster, at Thomas's Hotel,
Berkley-square, from York ; the Bishop of Chichester, at
ditto, from the Palace, Chichester ; the Earl and Countess
of Sefton, and the Ladies Molyneux, at their house in
Arlington-street, from Newmarket ; Dr. Sigmond, at
Dover-street, from a tour in Ireland ; Mr. and Mrs. Goff
and family, at the British Hotel, Jermyn-street, from
Cheltenhatn ; Mr. and Mrs. Miolliet and family, at Kirk-
ham's Hotel, Lower .Ifrook=street, from Eastbourne ;
James Cholmondleyi Esq. at ditto, from Lincolnshire; Sir
W. Burroughs, at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street,
from Ireland; J. Crirl)ellic,. gsq. at ditto, from Paris;
Goward Kerr, Esq. at ditto, from Hull ; J. Fox, Esq.
at ditto, from Ireland; J. Buttersliy, Esq, at ditto, from
Clifden ; J. Cave, Esq., and 3. Ames, Esq. at ditto, from
ditto ; Colonel and Mrs. Smelt, at Thomas's Hotel, from
a tour; Captain and Mrs. Bastard, at ditto, from Hants ;
C. R. Dobbs, Esq. and family, at ditto, from a tour ; Sir
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from a tour ; Lieut.:Colonel Heathcote, at ditto, from a
tour ; T. Duffield, Esq. at ditto;'•• from Bucks; P. New-
ton, Esq. at ditto,. from a tour. •

DEPARTURES.D. Gordon, Esq. and Mrs.
Pandergast, from'the Royal Hotel> St. James's-street, for
Scotland ; J. Fawkes, Esq., from ditto, on a tour; Hon.
T. Fiennes, from ditto, for Sir Culling Smith, Bart.'s
seat, in Herte; Count Pastoret and suite, from Mivart's
Hotel, Lower Brook-street, for tlie Continent ; J. Suther-
land, Esq. from Fladong's Hotel, • Oxford-street, for Glas-
gow; Mr. and Mrs. Ingledew, from ditto, on a tour; B.
Kingston, Esq. and J. Saunders, Esq., from ditto • G.
Brown, Esq. from ditto ; L. Lloyd, Esq., from ditto ;
-- Rice, Esq., from ditto, on a tour ; Prince Leopold,
yesterday, from Ramsgate, for the Earl of Darnley's seat,
Cobham Hall, Kent ; Mr. and Mrs. Ross, from the Bri-
tish Hotel, for their seat in Berks; Lord Lilford, from
Northamptonshire, for his seat, Busey Hall, Lancaskire.

We have to record another instance of the
opposition of prieatcraft to the word of God. Miss Van-
daleur, daughter of the Right lion. J. Ormsby Vandalenr,
having lately, with praiseworthy
,zeal, established in Kil-
rush a female schotd, into which the reading of the Testa-
ment was introduced, a violent harangue of mingled me-
nace and denunciation was delivered from the altar, and
the amiable lady held up 'to 'her father's numerous te-
nantrythe people of God. We- are gratified to learn that Mr.
tel eetu sa
Vaudalcur is particularly solicitous after the moral and in-
tellectual
Warder.
ca :ndi
condition
iof
ft
ti e madly 'endeavouring to pervert
peasantry on his estate.--Dub-
lin

Mar-
seilles, some 300 Years ago, made a bargain with the Devil,
which he was to hive all his desires for forty-one years,
DEVILISH CUNNING.—Friar Louis, of
on couclition that he should be the Devil's property at the
end of that period. The Devil being too, cunning for the
Friar, put the ti lire 1 before the 4, instead of after it, and
made the time 14,yeai.F, at' the expiration of which the
Friar was discovered and bUrnt., The contract may be
seen to this day at Marseilles', w.iththe Devil's claw to it !
THAMES TIKINEL.--r•The excavations, which
re-commenced a few days,since at the Thames Tunnel, pro-
ceed in the most favourable manner. From the nature of
the soil, and from the great •caution used, not more than
one foot per day has as yet been tunnelled. But the fact
of, the removal of the shield, to the extent just stated, is of
itself a conclusive proof that, the irruption of the water has
been effectually guarded against. It is now considered cer-
tain by the engineers that the work may be terminated suc-
cessfully, and the only circumstance which can retard its
rapid progress, will be the wantof capital. The Directors
are now in correspondence with .Government on the sub-
ject of a loan of money. The opinion is, from what has
transpired, that a loan will be granted. The tunnel has
been thoroughly cleaned, and the western archway now ex-
hibits not the least sign of any influx of water, presenting
the same pleasing and'novel appearance as before the acci-
dent. The leakage from springi is less than ever. The
eastern archway, being devoted to the use of the workmen,
has not been cleared to the same extent as the western
arcitway. .

SPORTING INTELLIG-ZNCE.

STONE RACZS.---TUESDAY.

A Hunter's Sweepsthhes_ of sgs. each, with logs. added;
was won by Mr. Aston's John Bull, beating two others.

A Silver Cup of 50/. was won by Mr. Frances' Young
Spring, te..ting five others.
A Sweepstakes of 3gs. with 10gs. added, was won by
Mr. Viradlew'g Master. Henry, beating one other.