The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-24 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury and family, for
their seat, Hatfield ; Colonel Burgoyne, from the British Hotel,
Jermyn-street, for Portsmouth ; H. B. Moore, Esq. from ditto,
for Leamington, Warwickshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Galion, and fa-
mily from Talke's Hotel, (late Miller's), Jermyn-street, for
Worthing; J. Entwisle, Esq. from Symmons's Hotel (late Jor-
dan's), St. James's-street, for his peat near Manchester ; Miss
Harrison, from Kirkham's Hotel, for Hastings ; Captain Bagot,
from Fenton's Hotel, for Surrey; Captain Vivian, from ditto,
on a tour; S. S. Prime, Esq. from ditto, for Wilts; Charles
Crewe and Edmund Crewe, &qrs. from the Berners Hotel, for
Calke Abbey, Derbyshire; Thomas Daniels, Esq. from ditto,
for Berkhampstead ; Miss Peirce and the Misses Beresford, from
Mivart's Hotel, for Hants ; J. Chawner, Esq. and Mrs. Chaw-
ner and family, from ditto, for Kent; Captain and Mrs. Stephen-
son and family, from ditto, for the Isle of Wight ; Viscount
and Viscountess De Vesci and family, from ditto, for Brightim ;
the Hon. T. Vesey, from ditto, for Lord Darnley's seat, Cob-
ham Hall ; Captain Wildman, from ditto, for Sussex.

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PRINCE LEOPOLD'S ENTERTAINMENT.

Prince LEOPOLD gave his third Grand Entertainment
this season on Monday evening, at Marlborough House,

Pall-mall, which, like the former entertainments given by
his Royal Highness, was numerously attended by a brilliant
assemblage, including the whole of the members of the
Royal Family in town, together with most of the Foreign
Ambassadors and Ministers.

The company began to arrive at half:past nine o'clock ;

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the Duchess of CLARENCE, who arrived about that time,
was accompanied by the Duchess of SAxE WEI➢fAR, and
attended by the Marchioness of WESTMEATH ; the Prin-
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cess AUGUSTA, attended by Lady MARY TAYLOR ; the
Duchess of KENT, attended by Sir JOHN CONROY, Baro-
ness de SPAEDTH, the Lady C. ST. MAUR, and Lady C.
JENKINSON • the Princess SOPHIA, attended by Miss
Courrs; the Duke of SUSSEX; the Duke and Duchess of
GLOUCESTER, attended by Lady J. TwrxNE, and Major
FOSTER followed soon afterwards. Their Royal Highnesses
were:severally received by:Sir ROBERT GARDINER and the
Hon. Captain CUST, two of the Equerries to Prince LEO-
POLD, who presented each of the Royal visiters with a list
of the pieces to be performed during the evening, in the
Grand Hall, by some of the most eminent vocalists.
The company, who bad not finished setting down till
half-past eleven o'clock, after paying their respects to the
Royal host, passed through the State Rooms into the
Grand Hall, and took their seats either on the chairs
which were arranged in rows at the sides of the Hall, or
passed up the grand staircase to the gallery at the south
end, which contained seats for their accommodation. The
staircase had a variety of the choicest plants placed in a
continuous manner on one of its sides ; some of the rooms
were also enlivened with groups of exotics.
About ten o'clock a Concert, in which Mademoiselle
SONTAG, Mesdames MALIBRAN, PISARONI, Rad CAM-
PORESE ; Signors DONZELLI, BORDOGNI, ZUCHELLI, and
GALLI, were engaged, commenced ; the pieces performed
were—

•Terzetto, " Prico the l'impegno," Signors BORDOGNI,
ZUCHELLI, and GALLI--WEIGEL ; Duetto, " Squar-
eismi," Pompei, Madame CAMPORESE, and Signor Zu-
cßELLl—Pactra ; Duetto, "Ah ! se de mali," Madame
MALIBRAN and Signor Boanocra—Rossint ; Terzetto,
Dopo it fremente," Madame PISARONI, Madame CA➢i-
PORESE, and Signor BORDOG N I—WEIGEL ; Aria, Ma-
dame MALIBRAN; Quintetto, " 0 Ciel," Madame MA.
LIBRAN, Mademoiselle SONTAG, Madame PISARONI,
Signors ZUCHELLI and BORDOG NI—MATE RBEE R—Ter-
zetfo, "In diro," 'Mademoiselle SONTAG, Madame CAM-
PORESE, and Signor ZUCHELLI—FIOVARANTI ; Duetto,
" Vanne cola," Madame PISARONI and Signor DON-
ZELLI.--MAYER ; Aria, " Freiehutz," Mademoiselle SON-
TAG--.-WEBER ; Terzetto, " 0 dolce e caro," Madame
PISARONI, Madame CAMPORESE, and Signor DONZELLI—
Cilia ROSA ; Duetto, " Serhani, "Mademoiselle So NTAG
and Madame MALIBRAN—ROSSINI ; Finale, " L'ltalienne
in Algieri," Tutti—Rossinz.
Tea and other refreshments were served to the company

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in an ante-room during the performance of the Concert.—
When the Concert had concluded, the company passed
into the drawing-room, where a light and elegant supper
was laid out, of which they partook. The party soon
afterwards broke up.
Among the company present were—
AMBASSADORS AND MINISTERS—Rtissian, Austrian,
Danish, Swedish, Prussian, Neapolitan, Sardinian, Bava-
rian, Saxon, Mexican.

PRINCESS—Lieven.
DuKEs—Somerset, Wellington.
DUCHESSES—Dew, Richmond, Montrose.
MARQUISSES—Lothian, Clanricarde, Downshire, Lon-
donderry, Worcester.
MARCHlONEss—Wineheeter, Stafford, Clanricarde,
Tavistock, Bristol, Londonderry, Worcester, Westmeath.
EARLS—Carlisle, Clanwilliam, Caledon, Newburgh,
Mansfield, Rosslyn, Dudley, Jersey, Sefton, Westmorland,
Brownlow, Wilton.
COUNTESSES—LonsdaIe, Grosvenor, Jersey, Carlisle,
Aldborongh, St. Antonio, Caledon, Harrowby, Newburgh,
Mansfield, Morley.
ViscouNTs—Goderich, Granville, Barrington, Gle-
norchy, Stormont, Valletort, Palmerston, Templetown.
• VISCOUNTESSES—GranviIIe, Barrington, Glenorchy,
Stormont, Dow, Anson, Anson.
• LORDS—Montague, Skelmersdale, Wharncliffe, W.
Graham, Willoughby, Redesdale, Durham, Seaford, Hill,
Nugent, Alvaniey, Apsley, G. Hardy.
LADlES—Durham, C. Manners, E. Manners, C. Jen-
kinson, Wigrarn, Gardiner, M. Taylor, H. Baring, C. St.
Maur, J. Thynne, Taylor, M. Dawson, E. M'Cleod,
Palk, Wharncliffe, two Grahams, Seymour, Howard, H.
Howard,. Willoughby, A. Legge, A. Cooke, C. Towns-
hend, Campbell, Phillips, H. Ryder, Wortley, G. Grey,
C. Wood, two Harveys, A. Paulet, Graves, C. Crofton,
C. Stewart, two Murrays, E. Campbell, Gresley, C. Tal-
bot, E. Finch, F. Finch, K. Ashley, Nugent, C. Drum-
mond, A. Cooke, A. Cotton, Metcalfe, Lyndhurst, Flint,
Burroughs, Antrim, C. Crawford.
RIGHT HONOURABLES—Sir J. Beckett, J. Herries, W.
Huskisson, Sir G. Murray, F. Lewis.
HONOURABLES—Mrs. Hope, Mr. C. Shore, Miss E.
Shore, Miss C. Shore, Miss Anson, Mr. Lascelles.
CouNTs—Billa Brahee, Rossi, Gaubruy, Pollow.
BARoNs—Munehausen, Rothschild.
BARONESSES—De Spaedth, Rothschild.
SIRS—H. Douglas, A. Johnston, F. Conroy, H. Taylor,
C. Morgan, J. Pechell, C. Leonard, H. Campbell, R.
Phillips, R. Gresley, H. Taylor, C. Flint, R. Wigram,
M.P., C. Morgan.
REV. MESSIEURS—Edward Repton, A. Sttrky.
Docwolt—Wellesley.
ADMIRAL—CapeI.
GgtaliaLs--Wetherell, Upton.
COLONELS—Rzelarence, Poten, Davies, Anson, Hugh
Baillie, Apsley.
MAJORS—Forster, Murray.
MEssrEuas—Rochfort Grange, Watson Taylor, Daw-
son, A. Johnston, Cavendish, M.P., George Bankes, B.
Cuppage, King, Northey, A. Wetherall, Repton, Roth,
Mills, Pearse, J. Pearse, Greenwood, Musgrave, Mildinay,
C. Lee, Stanley, Hay, E. Byng, Bard, Wortley, Tollison,
Pallmer, C. Cavendish, J. Ashley, Posey, Denison, Drum-
mond, Baillie, L. R. Rothschild, Littleton, Buller, Twiss.
MrsTaEssEs—Arbuthnot, H. Baring, Watson Taylor,
Huskisson, Rochfort Grange, Dawson, E. Rep*, B.
Cuppage, Wetherall, Bethell, Mills, H. Lewis, Robarts,
Villers, Musgrave, C. Lee, Murray, Stanley, Davies, She-
ridan, Mitchell, Bankes, Ellison, Pallmer, Capel, Hugh
Baillie, Rothschild, Apsby, Byng, Blackwood.
MissEs—Pallmer, Baring, Repton, two Johnston, Con-
roy, Graves, Coutts, Wetherall, Howard, Dawkins, Bethel!,
Tollemache, Tierney, Villiers, two Pearse, Musgrave, Her-
ries, F. Baring, Murray, two Blackwell, two Campbell,
Sheridan, two Wellesley, two Mitchell, Stanhope, Wood,
Ellison, two Crofton, Cavendish, Arden, Baillie, Poole,
White.

The: Duke of CUMBERLAND remained to
dinner with his MAJESTY, after attending the King's
Court and' the Chapter of the. Order of the Garter on
Monday. His Royal Highness slept at the Royal Lodge,
and returned to town yesterday morning.
Prince LEOPOLD- honoured the Earl and
Countess of JERSEY with his company to dinner yesterday,
at their residence in Berkeley-square.

FROM THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT.

Crown-Office, June 23, 1829.
MEIIIER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIA-

MENT.
University of Cambridge.
William Cavendish, Master of Arts, in the room of Sir
Nicolas Conyngliani Tindal, :Knight, who has accepted
the office of Chief Justico of his Maje.ty's Court of Com-
mon Pleas.