The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-01 00:00:00

The Duke of CLARENCE has quite recovered
!roux the attack of the gout.
The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER
gave a numerous grand dinner party on Saturday, to meet
the Duke of ORLEANS and the Duke de CHARTREs. The
Dowager Marchioness of SALISRITRY and the Marchioness
CONYNCHAM were of the party.
Prince LEOPOLD gave a numerous grand din-
ner party on Saturday to meet her Royal Highness the
Duchess of KENT. Among the distinguished personages
who were.preeent, were the Prince and Princess LIEVEN,
the Ambassador from the Netherlands, Madame Far.ex,
the Russian Minister on a special mission, the Earl and
Countess of VERULAM, Lord and Lady Maityßoaouost,
Earl and Countess COWPER, Earl GROSVENOR, Lord and
Lady BELGRAVE, Lord NORMANDY, &C.
The young Queen of PORTUGAL left town
on Friday morning about ten o'clock, on her return to
Laleham.
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The Marquis de PALMELLA aimed in town
013 Saturday night from Paris. The Marquis BARBA CEN A
came to town yesterday morning from Laleham, and had a long interview with the Marquis de PALMELLA.
The Duke of-ORLEANS visited the Duke of
W"timo'roN yesterday morning at his residence in Down-
ing-etreet, and remained with his Grace near an hour.
Mr. PEgL Will give a grand dinner party
in
Privy-gardens on the 14th inst.
this day for. their seat, Deepdene, near Dorking, where
will entertain.the Duke of Oat Easts, and several of
theyNhility, during the races M Epsom.
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Mr
r. DE H
Boardbanister-at-law, of Excise in Scotland, has been op-
ted and
to the Board of Excise in England.
, .
mr. O'CONNELL left town for Ireland on
Saturday tnoroing.
fiatntly A contested election for Clare is con-
anticipated. —Morning Paper.
, The portraits in the Exhibition of Messrs.
Ilaaboin and LEra RD have been visited by the Duke of
ORLEANS and the Duke de CHARTRES, and their suite.
The Noble Duke, himself a magnificent patron of the Arts
to Paris, expressed himself decidedly in favour of this
Assemblage, as exhibiting a larger number of portraits of
eminent men than he had ever previously seen.
The Bishop of WINCHESTER has purchased
tfrom the D take of ST. ALBAN'S the fine mansion in
James's..square, for a stood round number of thou-
i*; but the See will afford it. This house has within
;)A'el'? Years experienced strange vicissitudes; it was:built
1' the late Duke of LEEDS, and at his death purchased by
~!•13LanEs, the rich glass-manufacturer, on Ludgate-
in, who either let or sole! it to a Company of Noblemen
•rAnd Gentlemen, by whom it was convened into a club and
niog-house, where an excess of play ruined its charae-
". The late Duke of ST. ALBAN'S bought it cheap. It
'.' now converted into the residence of a pious Churchman,
eout whose hustle its original good name is sure to be re-
ws,red. It is situated within a door or two of the house Dn'eli was once inhabited by the celebrated Mistress
...LtAliOlt GVVYNNE.
da. The Earl of ELESSINGTON died on Satur-
y, the 234 ult., at Paris. On that day his Lordship
• . osas ia good health, but, after taking a luncheon, consist-
s Mutton-chop, and to hint an unusual quantity of
n,1,42k de Jetelice, he rode out in the heat of the day on horse-
-I,lek, along the Champs El sees, and was suddenly attacked
.Ith a
. PoPlexy. His servant prevented his falling from
21. horse, but he was Carried home immediately, and Dr.
rUNG and Dr. BovtoN sent for, Every attention was
ut and every remedy resorte4 to, but
in vain.—The
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lit'seentative death of the Earl has created a vacancy in the Irish
peerage. his Lordship dying without male
"'llea the title is extinct.--1! e.
am It is decided, we believe, that Mr. CROKER
tuil'etiLe kern the Admiralty as soon as the period which
their,,Au'ul to a pension has elapsed, and that Mr. tray,
ai 71er Secretary for the Colonies, is to succeed him.—
(seems paptr.
REND 1?
Ais ssY v ILLIERS STUART Esq. M.P. for
eiti,unY,•arrived here. on Monday morning from the
i„s3 °.f Waterford (steamer), from Bristol, after attend-
is Parliamentary is Parliamentary duties in London. The Hon. Gen-
to7. Itayed a few hours in this city, and then proceeded
krwoodetock, county of Kilkenny, the beautiful seat of
. 'TGHE.. Waterford Chronicle.
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tir. dY ELLENBOBOUGH--the. beautiful Lady
p,.• 1140aouGH—has left town soinewhat abruptly ;
1,44-14 e, Sett wahazEsinu AG is gone too. This circumstance
b Laerpelsed one person very much, which seems more sur-
rrilialtthan any other part of the affair.—John Bull.
.
Loyjibe_hear that the Chief Justice of the Cont-
Pleas will leave that Court in the course of the week.
Lordahip will, it is said, take his seat in the House of
to rds this day. Nothing further has transpired relative
flee Solicitor_
Generalsl.—Morning Paper.
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- -'43/i RT 0 N CASTLE.—We learn that
pea.l 7
srno-'" 'Lord LysiEnocu, G.C.8., is to be appointed Go-
o_ rof this
.ancient Castle, vice HARRIS, deceasal.-
I°Voto Free Press.
peo4tetir: O,:CONNELL, we are informed, is ex-
iii,..„.' tHrolinghain to-day, on his way to Ireland.—
'49Aorn Journal of Saturday.
kr o,n
e ` k-ONNELL.---CLARE ELECTION:—
he kw letters from Mr. O'CosistEtr. yesterday, wherein
It 1741, that he expects to arrive here on Tuesday next.
tria:1417}14.14! contemplation to give the Hon. Gentleman
very isdri , entry, but this, in our apprehensio?,
.he has
of Afr,"
~e,lously declined. ' Mr. Kcorr, the efficient agent
Taro, " CosisEss, leaves town to-morrow evening for
spy We have not yet been able to discover a clue to
• ioraPPftiti".--Dublin Freeman's Journal.
RA
i1m.,41 d POL,ITAN LOAN.—The half-yearly divi-
-14 uf. 'e the above loan, falling due on Wednesday, thei
itig devuly next, will be paid on that and every succeeldi
1101, r-(Saturdtis and Sundays exceted) by Mr: N. 1 .
4itts Mt), on such bonds as have'een negociated by
14 : The . •
neat dividend warrants, with a list thereof in nu-
visa,. order, Moat be left for examination two days pre-
The printed forms to be previously called for.
x laht, '
;4. zsr -3SIAN 'LOAN OF 1822, NEGoCIATED BY
dividendmi • 11. RornsCHILD IN LONDON.—The half-yearly
afj an the above loan,. falling due on ‘Vednesday, the
gbty (sub next, will be paid on that and every succeeding
s'Ns ti".(l4Y sod Sundays excepted) by Mr. N. M.
'44llllllLp, between the hours of ten and two. The
4', tan t,„ ,warrants, with a list thereof in numerical order,
"ititti,"4 two days previous for examination. The
1, '°1144 to bedays previous
called for
44 previously .
~.'tity it„"T,LANE THEATRE.--CHARLEY had a
Latt-,;',benefi Saturday• ht• and besides the at-
CalSesl° .. his °two: merits s anmigan'and as an actor (the
a_441.),)17 sad
are told, and believe, not inferior to the
b74,,t7 old the addition of Mies PHILLIPS, who, for
iltst;,"4, Played Mrs. Oakley, in The Jealous Wife,
41,41.11 judgment.
~,'4%;)11g the numerous visitors who honoured
ticeslii**l4n with their presence during the last week, we
tli 4Tase!,t°Yal Highness the Duchess of CLARENCE,
Ile buke it4l y the Prince and Princess of SAXE WEIMAR,
kti,e,ANtk„and Duchess of SAXE WEIMAR, the Archbishop
kti..'4 4,,T,PeRY, Colonel FITZCLA BENCE, &c. The works
6'4 or,i; Pr.ogres;s, and do infinite honour to the Coins
'tl sttnesiTuiagement as well as the Gentlemen who feel
SPAN "4 the welfare of so great an undertaking.
Wits ISar
li, 11. %,,. , BAZAAR, HANOVER Rooms.—
ot, -,;7oked in at the sale on Saturday, we were
r‘rtsi '4.-rve that the stocks of the fair shopkeepers
Os thrael
" 14lost exhausted. We understand the produce
4 5.1.44! 4aYs sale to be about 2,000/. The distin-
14 4,4 on Saturday were Prince LEOPOLD, the
f (4taitTeEs, the Duke ofWELLINGTON, the
.12c1 jol DR,0113
Earl DUDLEY, Lord NUGENT,
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HIRE'
includinga
list,. l'at af l!usaELL, and very many others,
loltuish.:4exobers of Parliament. Several of the most
plopb-kenia,..roong the emigrants were present,. and
Nob; wuraastarost was olperved addiessin
4,:•tes -r,..,"ed of Don A. ARGUELLES, Don A. A.
the General DE Vito, and others.
IlkahltilBeinating SONTAG is married to a Ger-
t'itl2k)v4,lo,, baron D'ECELAM (we will nut answer for
'ttAsit, si4air"ba whose brother is married to Lady SELINft
Ntid:tta 6,-er of Lord CLANWILLIAM. We mention this
is/7'll oael4-' !although a little German joke of ours last
.4ttri44 Its point by the announcement, it !sight be
4,lfavourably by the charming syren.—John
A bassi
N ihmerri ft
• Ns' an sto was, last week, caught in a salmon
Il4;`)utuTaear the junction of the Tay a.nd'Ear,n.e,
°litiet, tb, where it was found to weigh within
fps Sen pounds,—Perth Courier.