The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-28 00:00:00

11EGISI Eli OF FASHION.

Analvat.s.—Theht lion. Lady St. John, at her house
in Gloucester-place, from Nleklibourne Park, Bedfordshire;
the Duke of Wellington, at Apsley House, yesterday, from
Strathfieldsay; Lady Sheffield, in Portland-place; Sir God-
frey Webster, Bart. :NI P. from his seat, Battle Abbey, Sus-
sex; the Earl and Countess of Breadalhane, at their house
in Park-lane, from a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of
Buckingham, at Stowe, Bucks.

Dr:rmurvims.—The Marquess and Marchioness of Stafford,
to the Earl of Bridgwater's seat, Ashrid4c, Fleets ; the Earl
of Thanct, to his seat, Hothficld, Kent ; Mr. and the lion.
Mrs. An; hony Denny, from Montague-street, Portman square,
fur fleas ; Mr. and the Misses Mitchell, to Paris.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
BETTING-1100M, SANUARY 27.
DEtt BY.
11 to 1 azst Mr. Pierse's c. 17 to I agst c. ont of Briseis
13 to I agst Duke •-. IS tot uugct Pindarree
16 to 1 agst Br. to Blucher 20 to I agst any other.
OAKS.
4 to 1 agst the D. of Rolland's Sorcery filly.
RIDDLES WOR
9 to 2 agst Mr. ‘'ansittart 7 to 1 agst Pinclarree.
• FILLY CLASS.
Even on the Sorcery filly.

FLonto, the son of a celebrated Flute Per-
former, in his day, died towards the middle of
last month, at Si. Petersburg!. He possessed
respectable musical talents himself, and came
bele about two years ago in order to employ
them it) his native Country, hut finding the ground
occupied, lie returned to Russia a few motrbs
after. His disorder was a brain fever, supposed to
have been chiefly occasioned by his reluctance to
'have chirurgical as•istance in due time.
The llousehohls, hod) at Ken,ington Palace
and Marlborough House, wet e in houtly expecta-
tion of the arrival of the Duchess of Kent and
Pt ihce Leopold, throughout the whoie of yester-
day but neither of those illustrious personages
had arrived at a late hour yesterday evening.—
It is said that the Prince has offered Claremont to
his- Illustrious Sister, and that henceforward her
Royal Highness will make it tier chirt residence.
It is also 'said, that her Royal Highness is in a si-
tuation to excite the peculiar solicitude of the
country.

On Tuesday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER ar-
rived at Windsnr Castle, on a morning visit to
the princess AUGUSTA.

Earl BATItUnsT wai:ed upon the Duke of YORK
yesterday morning, on military affairs relating to
the Colonial Depart nJ nt.
Yestetd,ly was buried, in the family vault, at
East Grinstead, the Honourable CATHERINE NE.
V". t., late of Queen-street, flay-fair. She was
horn in the year 1728. and was the daughter of
WILLIAM, the fourteenth Baron of Abergavenny ;
sister of the late GEot;Ge, who was created Earl
of Abergammy, and aunt to the present Eatl.
She was one of the Maids of Honour to the late
Princess of WALES, the mother of the KING, to
the time of her death. 'lltotigh at the advanced
age of 92, she retained her faculties to the last.
It appears, by letters from Antigua, received
by the Camden packet, that in consequence of
the death of the late Governor, Liettt.•General
RAMSAY, which took place on the Ist November,
and of his successor, Lient,•Col. Kranv, Com-
mander-in. Chief, on the 18th idem, tl►at the-Go.
vernment of that Islaml has devolved upon the
lion. JOHN HORSEFOR D.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Last evening, about half-
past eight o'clock, a melancholy instance oc-
curred. A young man, named Lurmow, one of
the clerks of Messrs. SLAUGUTER and CO, St.
Martin's-lane, being apparently in perfect health,
while engaged at writing in the counting-house,
suddenly tell back ar.d immediately expired.—
Professional attendance was very speedily pro-
cured, but the vital sprk was quite extinct.

FOR THE SUN..

SMALL DEBTS BlLL.—(Continued ;

EDITOR—The measure heretofore propos-
ed, and the revival of which is anticipated, whilst
it provides for the means of enforcing payment to
the Creditor, is equally tenacious of the liberty of
the Debtor, as appears by the toliJwing enact-