The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-08 00:00:00

DEPARTURES,

Sir John Gears 'Cotter°ll, Bart. M.P. his house, Curzon_
street, Mayfair, for his seat, Garnons, Herefordshire; the
Earl and Countess Northe,k, from Crawley's Hotel (late Cook's),
Albemarle-street, for Plymouth ; the Hon. J. Carnegie, from
ditto, for Plymouth ; J. C. Preach, Esq. from Ellis's Hotel, for
St. Vincent's; Captain and Mrs. limo, from Regent-greet, for
the Continent.

The Duke of WELLINGTON and the Earl Of
ELDON had audienves of the K.= yesterday at the Palace,
in St. James's.
The Duke de CHARTRES haul an audience of,
the KING on Saturday.
His MAJESTY gives a grand evening party
this evening at his Palace, in St. James's.
The Princess AUGUSTA, the Princess So-
PflIA, and the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, visited his MA-
: usTY yesterday.

Prince LEOPOLD gave a grand dinner party
yesterday at Mar:borough-house.
A Cabinet Council w:is held at hal4ast
three o'clock yesterday afternoon, at the Foreign-office,
Downing-street, which was attended by the Duke of WE L.
LINGTON, I?.ailst ILTHDRST, and ABERDEEN, Viscount MEL-
vial:, Loral ELLENBOROUCH, 117 r. Secretary PEEL, Sir
GEORG r: Warn, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
Mr. HERRIES, and Mr. Vase r FITZGERALD. The Loan
CHANCELLOR joined his colleagues about half an hour
after they had assembled. The _Ministers subsequently
remained in deliberation till near half-past five o'clock.
Previous to the meeting of the Council the Earl of HOSSLYN
had an interview with the Duke of WELLINGTON, at his
residence in Downing-street.
The Ambassador from the Netherlands re-
ceived despatches yesterday morning from his Govern-
ment. His Excellency afterwards proceeded to the Trea-
sury, and had a conference with the Duke of WELLINGTON.
Despatches were sent off on Saturday night
from the Colonial Office, for Sir THOMAS KasirT, the
Governer-General of Upper and Lover Canada, ani aho
for Sir JOHN COLDORN, the Lieutenant-Governor of
Upper Canada.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND left town yes,
terday morning for his residence at Kew.
The Earl of ELDON entertained the Duke of
Ccarr.Eat.AND and a numerous party of the Members of
the Hou-e of Peers to dinner on Saturday-, at his residence
in Hatuilton-place. There were five Dukes among the
party.

Mr. AGAR ELLis entertained the Duke of
WELLINGTON, Mr. secretary PEEL, Lord CLIFDEN, Sir
Tzromws LAWRENCE, and a select party to dinner on Sa-
turday, at his residence in Spring,gardyns.
The Prussian and Brazilian Ministers, and
the Bishop of Loxnox, transacted business with the Earl
of Am:angels: on Saturday.
His MAJESTY s health and sprits' are excel-
lent. We are glad to hear that is is the KING'S intention
to visit Ascot Baces each day.—Windsor Express.
Sir W. D. BEST resigned the Chief-Justice-
thip of the Court of Common Pleas on Friday afternoon,
at half-past three o'clock, in the priv,te room of the Loan
CHANCELLOR, and Sir N. C. TINDAL wa sworn in at
eight o'clock the same evening. _

Lord THURLOW died at his house, Regency-
square, Brighton, on Wednesday list. His Lordship was
in-his 48th year.
The Wexford election closed oil Tuesday in
favour of Sir R. Wmr.Am, by a majority of It is ra-
ther singular that Sir R. Winaiit, Bart., the father of the

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present successful canlitlate, represented the city at the
Union : since that period two of his sons have, in different
Parliaments represented the city.

It is pretty certain that Dr. rifILLPOTTS
not be a Bishop this year. The new one will probably be
Dr. IRELAND, Dean of Westminster..—Morning Paper.
On Thursday, when the Duke de CHAR-
TRES, Lord JEasim-, and General BAUBRAND were forc-
ing their way through the crowd on the Course at Epsom,-
tome kind friend relieved the General of his purse, con-
taining 19 sovereigns. Lord JERMTN lost his gold watch,
and received in exchange a smart blow on the breast.—
Another blow from another of the gang was well aimed at
the Duke, and as well parrie,l by him, by which he saved
his watch and purse.
On Saturday the despatches were dosed at
the East India-house, and delivered to the pursers of the
following ships—viz. the Marquis of Wellington, Capt.
ALFRED CHAPMAN", and the Princess Charlotte of
Wales, Clpt. CIIRISTOPUER BIDE N, for Bengal direct.

The Limerick Paper of Wednesday mentions
the arrival of Mr. MAJOR, the assistant barrister of Clare,
to investigate the claims of persons wishing to be registered
as 101. freeholders of the county of Clare, under the new
Act. The same Paper mentions that an invitation to offer
himself fur the county has been sent to Mr. V. FITZGE.
RALD, to which no answer hid been received. In case he
declines the contest, Lord JAMES O'BRIEN, R.N., brother
to the Marquis of Thomorin, will be invited to stand,

THE CANNING MONUMENT.—At length it
is determined, if ever it is to be considered as determined,
that this thing shall be of marble; to be executed by
CHANTRT ; and to be placed in the R.yal Institution till
a more suitable place be offered. Yesterday a meeting of
the subscribers (the Mayor in the chair) was held on this
thrice important, thrice debated, thrice resolved, and thrice
varied business; and the result (after a long and warm dis-
cussion) was to the above efkct.—Liverpeol Mercury.
The Haymarket Theatre opens on the 15th
instant. LISTON is engaged at 201. a night. There are
also several new engagements, among whom are Mr. S'C'Es_
TON, from Bath, excellent both as a singer and an actor;
Mr. ANDREWS, from Liverpool; Mrs. HAYDEN CORRI,
from Dublin (all of whom have acquired high provincial
celebrity;) Miss NELSON, from Covent garden ; and Miss
MELTON, who is to appear in Madam VESTRIS'S parts, for
which she.has been pronounced well qualified • by excellent
judges.— Observer.

The lady who lately eloped with a foreign
Psincc was air:•sted in her flight to the Continent by the
promptitude of a certain military Noblemm, and conveyed
to the seat of her faller, where she remains for the pie-
sent—Morning Post.

THE TEETH, •&c.—A very important disco-
very respecting the cause and prevention of decay of the
Teeth and offensive Breath, by Mr. LA Braun's—New
and successful modes of treating Pulmonary Consumption,
by Mr. Tyson—of periodical Epilepsy by Dr. EPPS and
Mr. MANSELL; of Cancer, Hydrophobia, and Yellow
Fever, by Dr. MAcum ; of Distortions in the Spine and
Lower Extremities, by Dr. HARRISON and Mr. SIIEL-
DRAKE ; of Drop:), by compresdon, by Dr. SPERANZA;
of St. Vitus' Dance, by Dr. HARROWER ; of Tic Doulo-
reux, and the distinguishing symptoms of Indigestion, local
and general debility, to which the. Chirayita herb and
round leaf Cornel arc applicable, by Dr. REECE—Remarks
on Visceral Consumption, by Dr. KlNGSAKE—Conditions
on which Mss MAY relinquished the prosecution of the
Doctors JunnAN for fraud and libel, with a full exposure
of the Balsam Raktsiri and GonnoLn's Vegetable Balsam
Trades—Remarks on VAN Burr:al:Ws case of Man-
slanhter—Failure of Mr. JeurN ST. Jon ' LONG'S Fee
Trade—Quarterly Report of the Price of Drugs and New
Remedies to Apothecaries, with other Medical and Philo-
sophical Intelligence, appear in the 1620 number of the
Monthly Gazette of Health, published by 'Statrxis and
Co. on the Ist inst.

THE SPITALFIELDS WEAVERS.—A number
of eases, arising nut of the recent transactions in Spina-
fields, were brought before the Magistrates at Worship-
street on Saturday. MART MEDCALF• was summoned on
the co:nplaint of Messrs. STEPHEN WILSON and Sons, of
Goldsmith-street, Cheapside, for neglecting to return a
quantity
.of Gros-de-Naples. It appeared that the work
N4'...5 destroyed while-in the defer/tiara's care, and she was
summoned under the sth Geo. IV. ch. 96, to pay 41. 175.,
the value of the silk. An objection Was taken to the pro-
ceeding by Mr. C. PHILLIPS, who appeared for the de-
fendant, and who contended that the Magistrates had no
jurisdiction in the case, as the complainants resided in the
City of London. The Magistrates were of opinirn that,
as the defendant resided in the county of Middlesex, they
had jurisdiction, hut adjou►ntd the case to have further
advice.