The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-09 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHNGS.
The Duke of Bedford, fromA Brigh Eton, on Saturday last, to his
Elvv".tnansion in Belgrave-square ; the Duke of Devonshire, from
~rnnitto House, Chiswick, to Devonshire House; the Mar-
,nioness Dowager of Londonderry, from her seat in Hampshire,
y,
la a tour
"ro ' and Countess Spencer, in St. James's-place,
re ra nubledon, on Saturday ; the Earl and Countess of Cla-
ndon and Lady Elizabeth Villiers, from Bath, on a visit to
Lorrid and Lady Maryberough, at their villa near Windsor; the
t-flarsof Ilchester, in Old Burlington-street, from Melbury House,
Low_et ; the Earl and Countess of Glengall, from Brighton, to
er Grosvenor-street ; Lord Ellenhorough, in Connaught-
line'Lft,rnni Worthing ; Lord Downes, in tall-mall, from Dub-
ou rd Glenlyon, from Wilton-place, for SussexSey-
Nottria%,fr°, !a, Park-lane, on a tour ; Lady Jane Harley, from
edwirin'io on a tour ; Sir Culling Eardley Smith, Bart. for
81in,,-' 'a' k, Hertfordshire, from Lower Brook-street; the
II Robert Percy, from Paris, on his way to England ; Sir
uenrY Parnell, Bart. in Jermyn.street, from a tour; Sir James
aoltintosh, Bart. from a tour, to his villa on Clapham Com-
.1"1; the Hon. Archibald Macdonald, from Beau Desert, the
",,_eat of the Marquis and Marchioness of Anglesea, to Brighton ;
;aPtain and Mrs. Mills, for Brighton ; Colonel and Mrs. Denny,
Bath ; Major Broderick, for Canterbury; Captain Stapleton,
',T. ; Captain Willoughby, for Bath ; Lieutenant-Coloncl
Mahon, for Canterbury; Major Beauclerk, for Reading; Capt.
Howard, for Paris; Major Sainsbury, for Cork; Sir Hugh
Munro Bart. for Castle Dingwall, from Edinburgh ; Major and
trn,. Barnewell, for Brighton ; Sir John Lubbock, Bart. for
litrabc4nugh, Kent; Major Radcliffe, for Deal ; Major and
Iltrrdon, for Rochester ; Mr. Wentworth Beaumont, for
trja; the Hon. Chandos Leigh. from Stoncleigh Abbey, for
tonlot74 Lad?' and Miss Evans, from Baker.street,. for Brigh-
from t ral Sir Alexander Campbell, Bart. in Dorset-square,
our its
for • ; and Mrs. prey, for Bath; Captain Newport,
Paris ; Captain
Roche, at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Ca.
Vendish-square ; the Rev. Thomas Henry Torrent, at ditto; Le
h)tniPi.,te Cornbelle, from ditto ; Thomas Thelluson, Esq. Mrs.
and family, from ditto ; Miss Heslop and ss
14111,,--""d; from ditto; John Crawfnrd, Esq. from ditto ;lAA,
'4, Esq. from ditto.

-'co -er Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT,
her Panted by the Princess VicToalA, and attended by
111,,,,u5ual suite, arrived at her residence in the King's Pa-
an-4, ,at Kensington; on Saturday. Her Royal Highness
tne 121
,rincess V;CTORIA, attended by Lady C. JENIZIN-
-1-117233r0ne53 LFFIZEN, and Sir JOHN CONROY, left
stor,—"airs on Tuesday. On her way to town, the Duchess
,frEed at the residence of the Earl and Countess of Wis.
tz,L"Ai at Rastwell-park, and also at the residence of the
of LtvEareor., at Boated-park.
Divine service was performed vestcrday morn-
tegn intbe private chapel at the King's -Palace, at Kensing-
-1 bY the Rev. Mr. DAVYS, before the Royal Duchess
toe princess, and their Royal Highnesses' household.
CZ'
V. V REEMANTLE, the Treasurer of the
1"0.1(1'% h 1.1 ! ! 1
rtir oUseuolu, arriveu at Brighton on Friday mo.rning.
th..„',..1Aa11, of the Lord Chamberlain's office, arrived at
- `‘ing's Palace on Friday, to make arrangements in that
department for the Disc's expected visit.
Yesterday was the birthday of the Princess
"usT4, when her Royal Highness completed her 61st year.
The Earlof itOSSLYN and Mr. CROKER
,ransactei business at the Foreign Office on Saturday.
LleL'patches from Sir G. DON, the Lieutenant-
Ai".erY!"r of Gibraltar, and from the British Consul at
glera, were received at the Colonial Office on Saturday.
marriage is talked of in this neighbourhood,
the We understand, is likely to provide employment for
kientletneu of the Long Robe. The parties occupy re-
it*. ,
.4krnk situations in life ; of course we abstain front
• --a any observations fur the present.— Slielfitld

BERESFORD of Curraghmore, has just
1'W411.131'f,11 an address to the Freeholders. of the county of
tow'. "rd, in which the follosting curious passage occurs,..
date ,• t 0 lir. H. WINSTON BARRON, the liberal c,atitii-
-Brum: the 'County Before Mr. HENRY VILLIERS
q retired from the representation of your county,
f "It'r WINSTON BARP.ON proposed to some of my
flu and friends' to Rive me the support of his own in-
di,!ree, and that of his connexions in the county, on con-
the.trn of our twisting him in the claims he then set up to
epresentaticn of the city of Waterford. Ws over-
&it Were respectfully, but firmly declined., When 11Ir.
of „At'r's retirement had rendered such support an nl'ject
tatio-'l vast importanee to any candidate for the represen-.
bAkt: °I the county of Waterford, Mr. HENRY WINSTON
hOldZirenewed his' proposal, representing himself as
tur4L's the eys of the county, and able to ensure my re-
-40.'6411 a contest. The proposal was again firmly
Wt .tined in a written communication to Mr. HENRY
nu 41.°3 IlAartoN which he, no doubt, retains. And
Gentlemen, permit e to ask, whether Mr. HENRY
proill," nee
or myself is best entitled to assume the
mono n title of• the supporter of the independence of the
eoY" Waterford? and which ofus has formed the most
earect estimate of your character, and of the means best
otl:illhtted to gain your suffrages?—He who has audaci-
boroYti attempted to convert your county into at dose
feet t,f141"--0r I, who declined all participation in this pro.
sod- corruption, preferring to rest my claims upon a fair
iatel;PreeLal:yeal to the electors, although thry bad so
Jrcie! me."
ll:4d WOOLLEN TRADE.—The general de-
,,for woollens, which has been tolerably brisk during
tl, ~;(-unin mouths, still continues, and the prosp-et
erkahire manufacturers on the approach of winter
1;1.4e. been irnproved by considerable orders fur the East.
cloths the year four tolerably large orders for wcolleu
the a have been giveu out by the East India Company. to
• *its 01::;nt,"f six thousand pieces each, the last of which
of Iv"' (Partly in Yorkshire and partly in the West
nfiditLgul'il) about a fortnight ago. These orders are in
14
~,,)!t to the Grders for the East above referred to, now 44ids of the manufacturers and their workmen.—
. 7,1 r enre.

LORD MAYOR'S DAY, 1829.

THE RIGHT 110 N. J.CLIOWDEII, LORD MAYOR.
• W. H. Richardsoii, Esq., 'l'. Ward, Esq., Sheriff..

Order of Procession, Nov. 9.

Peace Officers to clear the way._

The Bays belonging to the Royal Mai ine.Society, with

Banners,
City Marshal's Man.
_ _ .

Drum Major and Fife-Major-of the Honourable the East
India Company, with Drums, Fifes, and Bugles.

THE GOLDSMITHS' COMPANY.
Four Watermen.
Six Peace Officers.
Two Stavcsmen.
Marshal of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths.
A Military Band.
Two Porters.
The Barge Master in his State Dress.
Watcrmen hearing the following Banners :
Banner of Mr. Ald. Cope- Bannerol Sir J. Perring„ Bt.
land ?fanner of Sir H. Myddleton
Banner of Sic B. Read Arms of the Goldsmiths'
Banner of Sir Martin Bowes Company
Banner of Ald. Garratt The Royal Standard
Arms of the City of London The Long Streamer.
Two Pages.
The Beadle of the Goldsmiths' Company.
The Chaplain and Clerk of the Company.
The Livery of the Goldsmiths' Company in their Car-
riages. The Court of Assistants and the Wardens in
their Carriages. The Prime Warden in his Carriage.