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

CHANGES.

Sir Edmond and Lady Stanley and Mrs. Bontein, from Chel-
tenham to Bath ; Captain Elliott, from the British Hotel, for
Brighton; J. Moore, Esq. from ditto, for Cambridge; Mrs.
Sydney Shore, from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, for her seat
in Wales ; Sir Davidge and Lady Gould, from the Brunswick
Hotel, for Hertfordshire; J. Russell, Esq. from ditto, for Ban-
bury; J. Garbet, Esq. from the Bath Hotel, for Oxford; S.
Dreuet, Esq. and lady, from ditto, for Rotterdam ; Captain and
Mrs. Wilson, from ditto, for Devonshire; J. Teanold, Esq. from
ditto, for Cambridge.
ARRIVALS AT CHELTENHAM.

Marquis of Bute, Earl of Roden, Lord and Lady De Cliffbrd,
General Molyneux, Colonel Bence, Major Frood, Major Showers,
Major Kirwan, Rev. F. Leigh, Rev. W. Hickey, Rev. S. Trench,
Rev. Mr. Trollope, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Captain Wolfe,
Captain and Mrs. Stevenson, Captain and Mrs. Hepburn, Capt.
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bowl), Mr. and Mrs. Broadhurst,
Mr. and Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs. Bold, Mr. and Mrs. Ander-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Henson, Mr. and If& Murray, Mr. and Mrs.
Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Partridge, Mr. and Mei. Campbell, Messrs.
Perry, J. L. Phillips, L. Hayes,J. Beech, J. Petley, R. Kirwan,
Smith, Clarke, G. Molyneux, Furlong, Vignoles, H. E. Elton,
Goderich, Steuart, R. Sturt, Broadhurst and family, two Bid-
dulphs, Bursford, Taylor, Daniels, Brown, Watson, Fleshman,
Lloyd, Bailey, jun. Peters, Pateshull ; Mistresses Hughes,
Chester, Henning, Beech, Cracraft, M'Gilligcuddy, H. B.
Campbell, G. C. Warren, Baillie, Hartford, M. Copps, Jones ;
Misses Fulton, Trecothicke, Spencer, Nicholls, L. Chambers,C.
Sinicox, &c.

The Duchess of CUMBERLAND visited his
IVIAJEsTI yesterday, at his Palace in St. James's.

Prince LEOPOLD left town yesterday for his
seat at Claremont,

The Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited Mr.
BURFORD'S Panorama of Paris yesterday.

Prince LIEVEN, the Russian Ambassador,
and M. RUTH, the French Charge d'Affaires, had a long
conference with the Earl of ABERDEEN, yesterday, at the
office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. The
Earl of ABERDEEN had afterwards an interview with the
Duke of WELLINGTON.

Prince ESTERRAZY, the Austrian Ambas-
sador, transacted business with the Earl of ABERDEEN,
yesterday, at the Foreign Office.

Letters were received yesterday at the office of
the Secretary of State for the Home Department from the
Authorities at Manchester. Lord FITZROY SOMERSET,
Military Secretary to the Commander of the Forces, was
occupied a considerable time with Mr. PEEL, at the Home
Office. Mr. PEK,L afterwards visited the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON.

Viscount EXMOUTH had an interview with
the Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday, at the Treasury.
Lord LEVESON GOWER visited Mr. Secre-
tary PEEL yesterday, at the Home Office.

Despatches were sent off yesterday evening
from the Colonial Office to the different Governors of the
West India Islands.

His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCES.
TER honoured the Colosseum with his presence yesterday.
BIRTH.—At Amherstburg, Upper Catimla,
March 8, of a son, the lady of ARCHIBALD MACLEAN,
Esq., 68th Regt., grandson to the late Lieut.-Colonel
MACLEAN, Governor of the Towers

A LMACK'S.—On Wednesday evening AL-
mAcres was attended by nearly 600 of the haut ton,
among whom were his Royal Highness the Duke of Cuss-
BERLAND ; Princes CHEMAY and KOSLOFFST ; Princess
LievEN ; Duke of BUCCIALUCII ; Duchesses of MorrTaoslt
and WELLINGTON; Marquisses of HASTINGS, AN(4E444,
slid LOND6NDERRY ; Marchionesses of LOIIDONDERRY,
CORNWALLIS, and BATH ; Earle COWPRR, LIVERPOOL,
WESTMORLAND, HA REWOOD, BRECINOCE, LEITRIM,
ABOYNIT, KINNOULL, CLONMELL, BECTIVE, CHICHES-
TER, DARtINGTON, and BROWNLOW ; Countesses Cow-,
PER, EUSTON, ANTRIM, VERULAM, MOUNTNWtitiS,
ABINGDON, LEITRIM, KINNOULL, CLONMELL,
BECTIVE, ROSEBERY, MULGRAYy, MANSFIELD, and
BROWNLOW, &C. &C.

The Anniversary Pinner of the Royal Yacht
Club was Attended by the following Noblemen and
Gentlemen, viz.—Commodore, Lord YARBOROUGH ;
Vice Commodore, the Earl of IlEtrAsz ; the Earl of
hcngsTaa, Viscount DEERHURST, the Hon. Captain
R. F. GREVILLE, Admiral WINTHORP, OWEN WW.
LAms' T. T. WILLIAMS, Esq.,
.V.., Cap-
talinGAEasl, AI P.
RN.,V Colonel SEALE, Bey. f. PACE, JOHN
MooRE, E,q., J. 11fAxsF, Esq., J9sEen WELD, Esq.,
JAMES WELD, Esc, 4. L. SYMONDS, Esq., H. PERKINS,
ESq, J. GAq.evytEan, Esq., EDWARD WILD, ES(1•1
itIcRARA) STErnEns, Esq,
Mr. O'CONNELL, we tniaerstuld, has had
letters from different respectable ind,;vidnals, both Protest-
ant and Catholic, of Clay?, and particularly from two c.f
the best information on the'subject, stating, that if by any
possibility he should' nOt'be admitted to hi,s :eat in Parlia-
ment on his for Mer election, though declared by a parlia-
mentary committee " duly elected," he would be received
by Clare with redoubled enthusiasm ; ancj that if be
before bad a double majority of the Os. fTeeholder*, b,
would then, as the writer had the best grompls of know-
ing, have a threef4l one of the 101.—arovang Paper.
e.4l4esday a large number of neat chairs were
taken into the enclosed part of St. James's Park, where
they are to be let out, as in Paris, for the accommodation
of the public at one penny each,