The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-17 00:00:00

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ARRIVALS.
The 4.,:tarchlctiless Dowager of Salisbury, in
jestetdny, flora fis..firict House ; Lord Vis&outl. ir:
.Dover-stroet, (Loot the seat of the Bad of Mexborough,
Park ; the Right HonouraLle Charles Grant, and Mr. Horace
*raise (Under Secretary of State for the Colonial Department)
from P..ris ; Sir William and Lady Ouseley in Foley-place;
M. de flaysgtiv, at the French Embassy, in Foriland.place,
from Paris; Mr. G. Vivian, in Portland-plate, from hie seat
Somersetshire; Mrs. anal Miss Broughton, in Clarges-
etreet, from Bath ; Major F. Robinson, in Piccadilly, from
Dublin ; Mr. had Mrs. Cameron, in Gloucester-place, from
Itaath ; Son Benyon de Beauvoir, in (7:ma:aught-place, from
az tour Mr. and 'lra Nicholson, in rark-place, from Brighton;
Major Francis Russell, in Pall-Mall, from. Parie ; Mr. and Mrs.
Hardwick, in Piccadilly, from Bath ; Major and Mrs. Palmer,
In Sackvil:e-strcrt, from Bath; Major Percy, is Mount-street,
*atm Derby; Captain and Mrs. Rankest, in Brook-street, from
Chatham • the Earl of Radnor end Lord Folkestone, at Mivart's
Hotel, Loner Brook and Davis-streets, from Pars; Colonel
Macdonald, at ditto, from Bouloisne ; the Hon. William Grey,
,a.t ditto, from Vorktbire; Load end Lady Kennedy, at the Royal
Hotel, St. James's-street, from Scotland ; William Holmes, Req.
at .ditto, from a tour; the Hon. A. Dougl.s, atj Fenton's Hotel,
s't. James's-street, from Port.senotath ; James Hare, Esq. at
ditto, from Surrey; Captain Eustsce, at the Batt:111°1cl, Arling-
teu-stret ; B. Booth, Esq. and son, at ditto, from Berta; Mr.
and Mit3 It)Vel!, et. tljto, from Wilts; Miss Yieulas, at ditto,
flrm Gloueestershicre.

FROM THE .::ENV OPERA, "THE NYMPH OF
THE GROTTO."

SONG—EGLANTINE
the month of Maying,
Venus was heard says ,g,
'.Ah ! my son is straying,
Who can find young Love
:Nymphs in Beauty's favour,
&rift from fears to sane
By ell paths endeavour
To surprise young Love.
On a bank they found him,

With roses would have bound him,
But, scattering arrows round hire,
Veal-less stood young Love.
Nvrtphs, too late retreat'uz,
.73;moms bleeding, beating,
All wr.,re heard repeating,
" Ah I. I've found young Love
•

The a.lke of Wellington, Earl Bathurst, the
Earl of .A.berdeen, Viscount Melville, Lord Ellenborough,
?4r. Secretary Peel, the Chancellor of fhe Exchequer, and
nerries, remained et the King's Palace, at Windsor,
on Thursday night, after dining and spending the evening
svith his Majesty. The aetire party, after partaking of an
early breakfast yes:t?rday morning, loft the Palace and re-
turned to Lender..

The Lord Mayor has invited the Cabinet
Ministers and a eeleet party to a bill-drees dinner pA.ty on
4)71'13:1./ raczt, at the Mansion House.
The Earl of Clanwilliam (our Ambassador at
ten Conrt of Berlin) transacted business yesterday at the
'Office of the Secretory of State far Foreign Mairs, with
the Earl of Aberdeen.
Despatches from Lord Cowley, our Am-
baiaador at Vienna, qere received yesterday at the Foreign
Of

A Board of the Lords of the Treasury was
held yesterday at the Treasury Chemleers.
The Right Hon. Charles Grant and Mr. Ho-
race Twies (Under Secretary of State for the Co!onial De-
partmento have arrived in town from Paris.
THE MARQUIS Olt CLANRICARDE AND
VILE ROMAN CATHOLIC AGITATORS.-We ( Connaught
J.oternal) have great pleasure in hearing an additional tes-
ennony to the liberality and pure Irish feeling which die •
tiAge.liale. The character of the noble Marquis of Clanricarde.
His Lordship has, in a letter written a few days ago to a
hkeely respectable gentleina.n in the county of Galway, ex-
termed his anxiety to have his town residence in London
enitably fitted up, and as speedily as possible, for the enter-
tainment of Mr. O'Connell, M.P., and such of the, Irish
Roman (~tholic and Protestant " agitators" as may accom-
pany the Hon. Member on the occasion of his going to
Under' to take his seat in Parliament ! !
Earl Wilton and his lady arrived at Grant-
tarn on Saturday last. Our di.eingnithed visitants are
hooking exceedingly well.—Stamford News.
The King of Prussia and the Royal Family
emitted at the palace at Berlin from Potsdam, on the 6th
int:ant, his Majesty intending to p.ss the winter in his
t"Pittst. The King gave a grand entertainment, the day
'aft'er his arrival, to the Prince Charlet and his Consort,
the Priacees Leignite, the Duke Charles of Mecklenburg,
'roe Count and Countess Brandenburg, the celebrated
Baron Hurnhohlt, the Minister of the Palace Prince
Wittgenstein, with the Chief 31areschal and some of the
printipsd officers of the Household. Previous to the dinner,
his Majesty and party inspected.' number of the recent works
cf the British artist, Mr. Dawe, R. A. (who had recently ai
riveclat Berlin) ; amongst which, those which appeared
more particularly to interest the Rine, were a full length
portrait of his august daughter, the Empress of Russia,
a portrait of the late Emerese Dowsger el Russia, and of
the late Empress Elizabeth ; also the portraits of the Prin.
test Charlotte of England, and a full-length portrait of his
Grate- the Duke of Wellington, &e. The King was pleased
to express his approbation of the works, and laid his eem-
ttand-ts on Mr.Dawe to execute some celerni.enns for his
Majesty.
LORD ANGLESEA.—Mr. O'COICNELL had
sin interview of about two hours yesterday with the Marquis
of Acgteesta. We understand that several of the addressee
of onr fellow.eountrymen will be presented to his Excel-
lency on Saturday.—Dublin Freeman's Journal.
LORD ANGLESEA'S
high-minded and uncompromising soldier, statesman, and
t~entleraau departs positively on Monday. He embarks at
Kingstown, on hoard the yacht: The time is, therefore,
tore too limited to address him with all the testimonies
of effectisn and regard which would otherwise be timid-
ittettsl within ;mother week, from all parts of Ireland. On
Saturday several addresses will be presented. Meseta.
O'Connell and Shell had an interview with Coined Gad-
sett yesterday, who fixed Saturday for hie Excellency to
receive the Address of the Ueited Parishes of St. Andrew,
and St. Peter. Need we remind the eitizens
of Dublin what wiil be their duty ttpon Monday rest,
when Lord Angl,e,te departs, and departs only because ho
Practised, as wel as professed, a determination- really to
administer equal justice between all els-ees and denomina-
tions of the people..—Dublin Morning Register, Thursday.
• Extract of a letter from Monaghan :—" Tile
unfortenate recall of the Marquis of Anglesea seems to have
ilttermined the Tirtinswiekers in my neighbouring district
to think that they may recommence the work of murder
with impunity. In the pariah of Clogher, which borders
this, the night of the Ath inst. will long be remembered.
1 enclose to you the account I leave just received of the
Proceedings of that night, from the Rev. Mr. M'Caffry,
Curate in that pariah, the Catholic Rector, Mr. APArdlr,
heing new absent. The state of the public mind here I
trill not attempt to describe; the poor Catholics of this, as
Wall es of the parish of Clogher, think that " Hell or Con-
naught" has once more commenced. =lt is not an easy
Matter se talus the present excited feelings of the people, and
Partieulerly so, as they conceive the watchword to be given to
the bloodhounds by the recall of the Marquis of Anglesea."
The letter enclosed is the following :—" Rev. Dear Sir,--I
have just time to inform you, that last night a mob of
Brent:leis:kern traveresd the lower part of this parish.--
They were all armed with yeomanry guns. They assailed
seven 'homes .belonging to Catholica. Three men have
received gun-shot wounds while defending their houses! !
There is a ball !aged in the thigh of one of theta. The
ether two (when I 55W them this morning) were getting
the .slugs extracted from their limbs, which are horribly
mangled. The assassins carried off such arms and wea-
pons of defence as they were able to find in the houses.—
We will have an investigation ; het. we have no person to
Conduct it on the part of the unfortunate eufferers. The
miscreants cut the hand of one troonno with a sword, and
buttered several individuals with their guns. Some ef
them are known, but aa Lord Anglesea is
going, what is
the chance of - justice ?"—Duts/ Morning Regiele.r,
en
Tcsireday.

. As a matter of course, it is strenuously denied '
that theta has bfen any deeLroisetanprferd to augment the
relatnoto:oln,dadby an' ad dl-
. already overloaded Pension
in. the
Conel grant to a lady, who has l
l''tilgiallt there-
favour of a distinguished public charagoieg,rais;
could
delnl the
fore the refusal of the Marquis of An
ca-
talogue, in favour of the lady alluded to,
Oaken place. Now the faits err, thatec :cat::
tairipflieflauZi:
was made, and that a remenktrance,
vas returned. The first letter of the lady's name is "ill;
iriettinite article in the English language. As the reward
Proposed WAS for favours restricted to private ends, it i,
presumed it most now he charged under the head of Secret
84'rvice Money, if the repugnance of the Joseph, who never
"Indere from the Home Department, to inch rewards for
"Zh ser-vices can be overcome. We wonder what Mrs.
L.ritnt Vill say to thia ?--lifcrrnitly Chronicle.