The Sun.
London, England, 1829-08-05 00:00:00

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CHANGES. for
The Earl of Radnor, for Longford Castle; Lord Hothar:se,

Dalton Hall, near Beverley, in Yorkshire ; the Marquis tlehPeo
linaye, from Upper Harley-street, on a tour ; the Dues
Dowager of Rutland, from Sackville-street, for Tsvickenn,p
Park, Surrey; the Earl and Countess of Mansfield and fa,
from their seat in Scotland; Lord and Lady Anson and 01701
from St. James's-square, for their seat in Staffordshire; ireLt,
Stormont, for Warwickshire; his Excellency Sir Charles
on a tour; Lady F. L. Gower and family, for Ireland; Larmipe
Lady Maryborough, for their seat, Fern Hill, Windsor
Hon. Edward Moncton, from Portland-place, for Some,
Hall, in Staffordshire; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris and 07501
from Portman-square, for a tour on the Continent; Mr. 13 10
and Mr. Wastel Brisco, from Devonshire-place, on a tlyesi
Yorkshire ; H. Hawkins, Esq. and Miss Hawkins,„.....olo
Twickenham, for the Pavilion, Parade, Brighton; t'ariort,
Stratton, in Pall-mall, from Berlin ; Sir Robert Sheeld*,, SO'
for Normanby Hall, near Brigg, in Lincolnshire ; Mr. 30-0.6
Henry Harford, from New Cavendish-street, for Downe roota
near Maidenhead; Admiral Sir William Hotham, Bart. es*
Manchester-square, on a tour; Capt. Montague, in St. .10,200-
street. from Gibraltar; General Sir Alured Clarke, from
field-street, on a tour; Lieutenant-Colonel Robinson, in v"",,,
100-place, from Lisbon ; Mr. and Mrs. Manning, from Neli°l3pf
crescent, Ramsgate; General Sir Richard Jackson, raLrt.,ne
Kent ; Mrs. and Miss Tudor, from Tunbridge Wells, for OS,/
gate ; Mr. George Mercer, on a tour ; the Hon. George Ali,
and and Lady Georgina Ellis and family, in Spring-garden; 91
Tunbridge Wells ; William Campion, Esq. and son, St eat,
mons's Hotel ;late Jordan's), St. James's-street, from thaiipAel,
Denny, near Brighton; J. Arbuthnot, Esq. at Fenton at
St. James's-street, from a tour ; C. Darby, Esq. and brotlirx,
ditto, from the Continent ; Lady Chambers and family, aiooa,
ham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street, from India; Captain v`
at ditto, from India ; Mrs. Townley and the Rev. C.
at ditto, from Cambridge , Capt. Bentinck, at the British Flleo
Jermyn-street, from Brighton; Colonel and Mrs. Pepper, Aittor
Kirkham's Hotel, for the Continent; Captain Dixon, flora 10
for
Charles Scotland
Manners,. J ofnoers ,CEasing .b
rfirdogme
;ditto, i ttthoe,
Rfoer,Lancashire,. H. Palmer,
eeb
Palmer, and family, from the London Hotel, AlbemarleJ et;
for Leicestershire; J. Wise, Esq. from ditto, for the Contra sp
Dowager Lady Bampfylde, from ditto, for Egham, SurreYoti'
and Mrs. J. Sanderson, from Connaught-place, for the C 95'
nent ; Lord Kintore, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook andditto/
vies-streets, from Wadley House ; Sir George Talbot, At
from Italy; Colonel tie Beauvoir, at ditto, from Paris; .i
Mrs. Hubert de Burgh, from ditto, for Brighton ; Mrs. an'.
Bathurst, from ditto, for Paris.

ENTERTAINMENT TO LORD LONY—
DERRY BY THE DRAPERS' COMPANY'
,ded

Monday the Drapers' Company gave a spiel/14;i
entertainment to the Marquis of Londonderry, "r-e
several Members of Parliament, amongst whom` 1%;
—The Lord Mayor,. Aldermen Sir Charles Fl°ll,-;
Smith, and Thorpe ; Messrs. Yates, Peel, Da...,115,..;;
Astell, Ward, Spring Rice, the Knight of Kerr
Borrodaile, Attwood, &c.
The Senior Warden, upon the entrance of tbit:
Marquis, presented his Lordship with the unanil°,°o-,
resolutions of the Company, emblazoned on vell,l,h
expressive of their gratitude for the zeal with 1",0.
he had, as Lord Lieutenant of Londonderry, 'to
operated with them in their endeavours to ameli°ll4'
the condition of their Irish tenantry. ilio
After dinner, upon the health of the Mat T-d
being proposed, the Noble Lord used the folloev
expressions : and
" From my personal knowledge of the past 11-to
present condition of your Irish estates, which.h
not only in my neighbourhood, but actuallY Wutbi
my own land, I am happy to bear testimony t°
vast improvement which has taken place thr-.71',
your benevolent care, and to the feelings of gn-got
tude your generous conduct has produced ara°4•7l,
your Irish tenantry. God grant that the same
ings, evinced by them for your kindness and ge;hel
rosily as landlords, may be hereafter shown 1:1 ;he
whole Irish nation towards this country) f,°r
great boon recently conferred upon it by we, oil
gislature. I can confide in the naturally loyal -
kind feelings of Irishmen—if those feelings are
allowed fair play—but unhappily, they appear
under the sway of agitators, who are exciting t'.
by rumours of further changes in the Constittiti,
of Ireland, to be obtained by further unlawful c?oe
I, which rie
binations—eltanges in our glorious Constitutiaj
which I declare in
(amlythjotti
dg m e
the advocate of the Catholic Question) shall 101_1h'0
first to oppose. I declare I will consent to et
further innovation upon that Constitution, wheol,
igh frnotm t o
m bey
earliest vision tu 'ylot t
:
absurd
in Church or State; and I hope and trust my oLlto
trymen will have the gratitude and good sense to
repel all attempts of the disaffected to incite then'
further acts of violence."

The Spanish Minister had a long conferenc;
yesterday morning with the Duke of WELLINGTON,
at
of
Treasury. The Earl of ABERDEEN and the Earl
withv
Witsrmoar.AND had interviews with his Grace yesterdN'
St.
tthe .George's Hospital a
ground,
ing infinitely larger, and much more commodious for
charitable purposes of this noble institution. So
Gm:tacit RomNs, who has been directed by the Govern
to eell the building materiels.
iew is
to tr o
replace immediate
it by Inead.ibate
u
razed toit;
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