The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-10 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, in Arlingtoo..- t
from a tour; Lord George Cavendish, at Burlington HotIA
his way to Newmarket ; Lord Farnborough, to his seat, BOIAIOI
Hill, Kent; John Calcraft, Esq. M.P. and the Misses
from Whitehall, for Essex; Captain Granby Calcraft,
Whitehall, for Portsmouth; the Earl of Essex, at 14'."„,„:.
Hotels and Baths, Clifford and Cork-streets; the Right' '-
Lord Audley, at ditto; - Wood, Esq. and family,
from Macclesfield ; - King, Esq. and party, at ditto, fro
Harrowgate, on their way to Brighton ; W. C. Campbells
at ditto; Sir Charles Scudamore, D. in Wiropole-streetel
Dublin; Mr. Montagu Burgoyne, for East Sheen ; major 2'l';
Mrs. Ireton, for Brighton ; Mr. Godfrey Meynell, for Iltad.da
Hall, near Ashbourne, in Derbyshire; Colonel and Lady La'
Vane Meyrick, on a tour ; Captain and Mrs. Vincent, for Os'i.
Cliff, Brighton • Lieutenant-Colonel Davies, for Brighton !„,. li
Gilbert and Lady Heathcote, from the Isle of Thanet, for
manton Park ; Major and Mrs. Armstrong, from Half ido:,;
street, for Brighton; Mr. William Tomlins, for his huflS'
seat in Leicestershire; Mr. Robert Williams, M.P. for Dori;
shire; Mrs. Mills, for Bishopsbury in Hertfordskire;
Nelthorpe, from St. James's-street, to Seven Oaks, Kent
Sneyd, Esq. from Audley-square, to his seat in Staffordsb!i;
Captain and Mrs. Percy, in Grosvenor-street, from the Conti-
nent; nent ; Mr. and Mrs. loch and family, at Talke's Hotel"
Miller's), Jerrnyn-street, from a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. Shit')
family, at the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street, from .1.0';;
ington, Warwickshire; Lieutenant-Colonel Anwyll, at WM.,
Hotel, Cockspur-street, from Watford; the Rev Mr. Baylel%1;
ditto, from Oxford; Sir Edward and Lady Poore and
front Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, for Paris ;
Bier, Madame Masson, Mademoiselle Montalbin, from Crgt/e.
Hotel (late Cook's), Albemarle-street, for Paris; B. Elec.!'
Esq. from Morley's Hotel, for Tunbridge Wells; the P°7
General and Mrs. Meade and family, at the Burlington 11°..A.
from Norfolk ; Mrs. and Miss Barton, at ditto, from Richnlo:„ •
the Rev. Mr. Gleed, at ditto, from the Continent ; Sir Moats!:
Cholmley, Bart. and Mrs. Cholmley, at ditto, from Line'''.
shire; the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Penrose, at ditto, for 010:11,
Wm. J. Lysley, Esq. Mrs. Lysley, and Miss Marsh
,„
at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish square, from Italy j
J. Fardell, Esq. at the Union Hotel, Cockspur.stre" I
from the Continent ; the Hon. Mr. Harris, at ditto, from CI
terbury; G. A. V. Graham, Esq. 33d Regiment, at ditto, /Alt.
Uxbridge; the Rev. E. George, from ditto, for Dublin;
H. Eyre, Esq. from ditto, to Bath; J. Mol}nettx, Esq. tiv"
ditto, to Addiscombe College.
at dittlao,

His MAJESTY, it is expected, will hold 'S
Court on Monday, at his Palace at Windsor, at srbio
Parliament will be further prorogued, and the Recorder
of London will make his report.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE Of°
expected to return to their residence in Bushy Park leg'
terday evening, from their excursion to Dieppe. '

The late Lord Joinq TowssEND, 100
good humour was proverbial, was dining one day
friend's, where, among other servants, the coachman *P
at table. In handing a sauce tureen, honest Josig yon
luckily spilt partof its contents over his Lordship's
who, instead of showing any displeasure, jocosely ti
" JOHN, you should take care never to grease any WI
but your wheels."

BRAHAM goes from Birmingham to E—Aif
burgh, where he appears, on the 16th instant, as the 013";
raskier, in The Siege of Belgrade. From Seotlan4
goes to Dublin, where he will remain for some time.

The Dublin Theatre opens on Tuesday Ot
with an Italian company. Rossm's Opera of BPI:
biere di Siviglia is announced for represesentationtifr.
principal characters of which will be sustained by tise,l°l;
lowing eminent performers :—Signors Da BE,GNIS, ,
RION!, GIffEILICI, LENOX, Da La Tokas, and 1101,1:,
Mademoiselle BLASIS, Madame CASTaLLI (all of the 10°)
Theatre). Signor SracKomern leads the orchestra..

Nliss FANNY KEMBLE.—There has bee!
considerable sprinkling of fashion even at this period 11,,ftio'fi
season at Covent-garden Theatre on the nights of
FANNY KesteLes appearance. We noticed—The Pro"
ESTERHAZY, the Earl of Essex, Lords CATELEEEOII;
ALLEN, TULLAMOR,E, LISBUENE ; the Right Hon. Jos
CALCIUM and Miss CALCRAFT, Sir THOMAS LAWEVIC.
General WALroLit, Colonel SIIANVE, Messrs. Joint Liett''
WILLIAM LOCKE, GRANBY CALCRAFT, MONTAGU Gel°l4
DELME RADCLYPTE, &C.

King JAMES T. mounting a horse that it
unruly, said, " The dell take my lan), sirrah, an ye be.-0
quiet, I'll send ye to the Are hundred kings in the 106
of Commons—they'll soon tame you."
The weather, in Coventry, for the last fe°
days, has been intensely cold. Tuesday and Wednotro'
in particular, were more like days in January
October, and on Wednesday an unusual quantity of
fell, and not a little snow with it.— Coventry Herald.
E. POPHAM, Esq., of Bagborough, has
rously intimates his intention to relinquish a very
some portion of the rent due to him from his temu2l34
consequence of the late disadvantageous barvest.--,1
Herald.
The subscription for the ELDON TeStilllolli°
amounts to about 7,0001.

YORK IMINSTER.—The principals of
e
roof are now all raised ; the boarding has commenced; ,:tf,
repairs of the pillars are proceeding with great rsPi'
and the lead is laid over some portion of it.
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We regret to state that the accounts
ry
Ballinasloe fair, which commenced on Monday, are 11;,j,
discouraging for the farmers. Sheep are, it is .
from 6s. to 10s. under last year's pri Dublil44.—Qrfl
ing Register.
The sudden vivacity of trade in PaisleY
very agreeably surprised the inhabitants of 'bat "to':
community. Drawboys are now earning more than
weavers themselves did two months ago. Thibet sho'foo"'
which at that time could have been purchased at SO9, aoi,
sell for 4/. or Si., with only the addition of an clubr d,
dered centre. Last week the soup kitchens were c 1 bs
for the satisfactory reason that nobody would talcs
soup.—Glasgow Chronicle.
WORCESTER, OCT. 7.—On Saturday were
pockets of new, and 137 pockets of old hoP9l6i.W
weighed ; average price., new Si. to 6/.-182/3's.
71. 7s. The quality of the new hops continues to Co 44-
indifferent ; many of the samples are very bad. pot
tensive is the failure of the crop, that in some district'ortb
a third of the hop-yards have produced env thing °
, picking.
Pes'
r LEILT-MARKET.--The works in ihe the
Fleet-market advance rapidly. The buildings forov'r
feA
quadrangle are nearly finished. In the course 'f *(1",
weeks all the old lumber and sheds in the preeu,t WO'
market will be pulled down and sold. The opeu'n°, with
then present a fine spacious street, running 10
Bridge-street. The improvement will be one Of ee
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pricing changes which break upon the public eye. Ne't
alterations produced by the magic art of Har/ees'troini
many years since the Thames rolled its muddy d.elo•
where we shall soon see a beautiful carriage Way a 0
gant houses.
Upwards of 100 stones of fresh butter
peared to-day in the Bazaar. It brought generally
per lb. ; but a few inferior parcels were till° ,
Glasgow Chronicle. .Igl4
On Tuesday last, a female, seventy-coot
years of age, was married at Strathaven, to a rasa orto
half that age, belonging to Kirkintilloch. She had
husbands before.— Glasgow Chronicle.
There is now living at Potterhill, Pet' t;es of
cleafield, in perfect good health, a family, coro''',;nl t'
two males and two females, whose united ages au°
the extraordinary number of 355 year.. ip ti)ig
A rather novel robbery was committed oove
city on Wednesday last. A man having the 41 ?Weld
of a small farmer on that day went to the shop uf ej
3
ler, and inquired for a wedding-ring ;he selects cl;
going with it to the door, called out, as though onlea
addressing a woman, " Come here—why don't y° fetch
He then went from the door, as supposed, w jotso.
woman to try the ring : the fellow, however,
bolted.— Worcester Journal.
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The proprietor of the omnibus, wl'itco
e
bytween Hammersmith and Somerset-house, I has be
bills, in which he announces that a reading-111°1 'i
,er,, bad
provided for the accommodation of the passenbeoo4g,
that the doors of the carriage are made wide( ,01913
admit fashionable bonnets without danger °
After such an announcement (which is a ;tine f 1,706 to
of national character as to 'the taciturnity o doe' v
travellers, and at the same time a gallant devootects,
the fair sex) he cannot lack patronage. If 14, oour bco
fashionable, should become still larger than "I,:dies
tr
the
he will probably provide dress-caps for theriiiir for
they enter the omnibus, and build another Ca
exclusive accommodation of the bonnet*. circul3ted,
A variety of rumours having beets sal cbattgc,
here for some time past, relative to certain Juue hoe ao"nmed,
and reforms alleged to be in contemplation, v‘r_.coy grou
.t,
rity for stating that the whole of these are Per". 1,4, the
less and imaginary. It is undoubtedly true
I:.ideratien.;
jest of the Courts in Edinburgh is tinder cueu ,
: deeidea.
tiv_
the proper quarter, but nothing has yet been
can be said with truth respecting it.--s Cal