The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-17 00:00:00

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The •arl CHANGES.
;antes, and Countess, of Chichester, at the Earl of Cardi.
Efun' 'min their seat, Stanmer, Sussex ; Earl and Countess
Cri'W°o,l). from the Earl of Sheffield's seat, in Sussex ; the
Mr. and,Countesi of Clare and family, for their seatin Ireland
_;and Mrs. George Morgan, at the Hyde Park Hotel, from
murittnel firown's seat, in • Herts ; Lord Colchester, in Spring-
:6, cr; frorn his seat, Kidbrooke, Sussex ; G. Gillon; Esq. at
111, ,O7al ltotel, St. James's-street, from Hastings ; J. Allan
fi• Brooke, Esciri. at ditto, from Scotland ; Mr. and Mrs.
Batson
„a., and family, from Great Cumbetland-street, for their
11 Cambridgeshire • Mr. and Mrs. W. Lloyd, from Upper
elvenor-street, for their seat, near Shrewsbury ; Colonel and
4'140. from their seat, Lyme Hall, Cheshire, for South
" ; Lord Valentia, from the Royal Hotel, for Ireland ; Lord
kg...,__LadY G. H. Cavendiih and family, for their seat, Latimers,
t`.•"•1; the Earl of Jermyn, yesterday, for York ; Colonel and
11"„; it,,,Ussell, from Regent-street, for the Continent ; Mr. and
Eros Manchester
Heywood, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street,
manchester ; Mr and bars. Ellison, at ditto, from Paris;
di-tPtZin J"-ea, at ditto, from Brighton ; Captain Greaves, from
ARRIVALS AT HOWE'S ROYAL HOTEL, MARGATE.
Lad,
„; -.got and suite, Esq and lady, Captain and
`aYlor, on their way to Brussels ; Mr. and Mrs. Mont-
sZlerYs from Brussels ; Colonel Kinnaird and Mr. Boys, from
tsq—belena ;Major Napier and friend, Mr. Cooke, Welsted,
113tN. and lady, Rev. D. Crofts and lady, Torre, Esq.
i;
, Lancers, and Mr. Van, Mrs. Farquharson and son, Mr.
.„u
"" Mrs. Wiggett, Mrs. Wells, &c.

HiS MAJESTY left the Royal Lodge about
eleven o'clock yesterday morning, and came to town in his
carriage and four, escorted by a detachment of the 10th
Itivaeara ; the KING arrived shortly before one o'clock at
11is Palace in St. James's, where he was received on alight-
from his carriage by the Duke of CUMBERLAND. His
MAJESTYafterwards received visits from the Duke of
~,
`LatiiNcir and also the Duchess DE CASS (who came to
the Palace in the carriage of the French Ambassador), and
the COLITIteSS DE TAYLOR.

The KING then held a Court, which was at-
tended by the Margrave of BADEN, the LORD CHANCEL-
-I°l, the FIRST LORD Of the TREASURY, the LORD PRIVY
SEAL, the SECRETARIES of STATE for the Home, Foreign,
4114 Colonial Departments, the CnaNcEr.toß of the Ex-
.citzcluzit, the PRESIDENT of the BOARD Of CONTROL, the
idttstnENT of the BOARD Of TRADE, the MASTER of the
'..,_11)(T. the MASTER of the HORSE, the Lord STEWARD Of
inel-fouszworm, ,the CHIEF JUSTICE Of ENGLAND, the
TREASURER. of the HOUSEHOLD, the PRINCIPAL EQUERRY
and CLERIC MARSHAL, Viscount STRANGFORD, the Right
lion. STRATFORD CANNING, the Chevalier DEDEL, the
RECORDER of LONDON, Lord ST. HELENS as Lord in
'siting, Hon. Mr. TOWNSHEND as Groom in Waiting.

Ilia Serene Highness the Margrave of BA DEN
will, int,
a, pri ueed to his MAJESTY by the Earl of ABERDEEN,
arriynciP'il Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, on his
al
The Right Hon. STRATFORD CANNING was
Presented, by the Earl of ABERDEEN to the KING, on his
4thni from his embassy to Constantinople.

The Chevalier DEDEL, Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from his Majesty the King of the NETHERLANDS,
Foreign
introduced to the KING by the Earl of ABERDEEN, as
Secretary of State, when his Excellency delivered
"ts credentials from,his Sovereign.
•
Viscount STRANGFORD was presented to his
nii.4lisTy on his return from his embassy to the Em-
Peter of the BRAZILS, by the Earl of ABERDEEN.
.A.. 1% MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at
;Zlell Mr.. Putt, in the absence of Earl BATHURST,
°craWl as Lord President ; Mr. GREVILLE attended as
,f`r,4 of the Council. The decisions of the Committee
1,4 Lords of the Council of numerous appeal causes
Ct'n Colonial Courts of Judicature, which have been
tv:d lately, at frequent sittings at the Council Office,
ere reported to the KING, and his MAJESTY'S commands
respecting them.
At- the conclusion of the Privy Council, the
°Act:Ants, of LONDON was introduced into the presence
vi ei(ltio in Council, and made his report of the con-
41t411,,4Pitslly convicted at Justice-hall, in the Old Bailey,
to take the last May Sessions, when the law was ordered
etir`e its course, on Wednesday next, on the following—
tsin-,,,,Lts Joins, for forgery; ANN Cirarmati, for at-
Cluir"ng to murder her child, at Hammersmith ; and
her-"Balt and TURNER, two men for a highway rob-
-40;:,, The law was also ordered to take its course on
c4;'aY se'nnight on the following :—ManTELLI and
Cou:'at, for forgeries on the banks of DRUMMOND and
and also on Mr. HAMLET, the silversmith ; and
soluxtxn, an incendiary, for setting fire to the floor-
rilanufactory in the King's-road.
enis MAJESTY gave audiences to the LORD
--"extLoa the Duke of WELLINGTON, and Mr. Se-
cretary PEEL.
and
ion Thea
afterwards e a
Cr::rtrts broke up at half-past six o'clock.
the KING left the Palace in his carriage
four, escorted partyby of the 10th Hussars; for the
Royal Lodge.a

Prince LIEVEN, the Russian Ambassador,
4"-- I conference with the Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday,
et the Foreign-office; his Lordskip had afterwards an in-
..rriew with the Duke of WELLINGTON.
The French Ambassador and Princess Po-
lualiAc have left town on a visit to the Countess of
AlbokwAult, at her seat Ashridge, Hertfordshire.
`The Duchess of KENT has taken Piermont

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Broadstairs, for three months, from the Ist of
141:1%ust. Sir J. CoNnoY has likewise taken a house for
4-farniiy,

ALNIACK'S Grand Ball on Wednesday even-
'l,rl, being the last for the season, was owe of the most
even-
'l,rl, in this or any other year. The dancing was kept
"P With great spirit till after three o'clock.
Lord HILL's levee at the Horse Guards yes-
tkra
^3Y morning was attended by General LOETU3, Lord
s
91tit150,.7, General GascovNg, I,ieut.-General Win-
lICIGTQN, Colonel REVA LOR A, Lieut.-Gen. BULLER,
Sir ."N ELLEY, Sir W. SitEurnas, Lord E. TH YN E,
't Sir H. Sr. PAUL, Major-General ADAMS, Sir H.
c,_"ThUTHER, Major Musn RAVE, Lipiit.,ColoDel TIDY, I
Col' CLITHEROE, and many other distinguished cfricers
and individuals.
,
opera ;" STHEATRE.—CINIAROSA'S delightful
OD." °1 Matrimonio Segreto was last night revived at
this theatre, for the benefit of Signor DoNZELLI. It met
lv l.th a moat triumphant reception, and was admirably sus-
talned in all its characters.
ANOTHER DUEL.—A meeting took place
Saturday evening, at M.ptint Collins, between Abbey-
ic4le and Newmarket. The gentlemen concerned were
attended by Mr. HARTNETT, of Meinshe,
eqd Mr' Prrarar, attended by Mr. MAYBERRY, of Des-
efrotnd Cottage. On the first fire, Mr. ROCHE'S ball took
th 'lt The wound is not dangerous, and the parties left
,a 7 ground without coming to any recouciliation. The
wie of this meeting was Mr. nixtrorr's talking lightly
othe Clare freeholders. Mr. ROCHE, who is connected
n
foelare, repelled the insinuation ; some sharp remarks
which led to the meeting. It is but justice to
Y. that both gentlemen conducted themselve with great
c
c')lne".—Limerick Ecening Post.