The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-29 00:00:00

Office.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. aid
the Bishop of •Rocurstra had•intervien-s-NVith.
vassox yesterday, at the Colonial Officei.Downing-street;
The Earl of CARLISLE, Vikount PALMER
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sTow, and Mr. STURGES' BOURNE, visited Earl' DULE/E
yesterday, at the Office of. the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs.

• The East India Company's outward-bound
ship Inglis arrived at Aladras on the 30th, of May; anti the
ship Bombay on the 12th of June. The Inglis sailed for
Bengal on the 3d of June,
,and the Bombay was to sail for
the Straits and china about the 16th of July.

•
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at
the East India House, when the following Captains were
sworn into the command of their respective ships,—viz,
Captain CHAntss • SHELDO:I TEiIINS, the Reliance, for
Bengal and China ; and Captain JOSEPH STANTON, Gene-
ral Harris, for St. Helena, Bengal, and China.

FASHIONABLE, ARRIVALS.—The Earl of
Morley, at Kent House, Knightsbridge; the Earl of Tan-
kerville, in Grosvenor-square ; Mr. Corry, in Hamilton-
place ; Lieut.-Colonel Gossett, .in Pall-mall ;
,lion.
Win, j
Howard, in Wilton-place, Hyde Park-corner; lion. James
Stuart Wortley, at Wortley House,• in May-fair; Captain
Caulfield, in St. James's-street, from Paris ; Hon. Henry
Ashley, at Shaftesbury -House ; Mr. and Mrs. Lemon, in
Brook-street, from Paris ; Hon. George Villiers, at
Knightsbridge ; Major Merry, in Regent-street, froni
Paris Lord Auckland, in Lower;Grosvenor-Street ; the
Hon. Charles Stuart Wortley, in Piccadilly ; Captain Par-
ker, in Gloucester-place; Hon. William Ponsonby, in St.'
James's-square ; Mi. J. C. Talbot, in Grosvenor-street ;
Mr. and Mrs. Manning, in Gloucester-place, from Rains-
gate ; Mr. and Mrs. Nassau, in Green-street, Park-lane,:
from Paris; Mr. John Douglas, in Great Cumberland-'
street; Captain Mande, of the Royal Navy, in Abingdon-
street ; Major Leslie, in Brook-street ; Hon. Captain Cur-
zon, in Manchester-street ; Captain Molyneux, in Wynd-
ham-Place ; the Earl of Essex, from his seat, Cashiobury
Park ;- Earl Brecknock, at his father's (the Marquis of
Camden). in Arlington-street, from Bayham Abbey, Sus-
sex; Mr. and'Mrs. Charles Taylor, at Ellis's . Hotel, St.'
James's-street, from their seat,,Holycomb, Liphook, Hants ;
the Marquis .of Lothian, at Marshal Thompson's Hotel,
Cavendish-Square ; Mrs. Rainier and Miss Rainier, at
ditto ; E. F. Meynell, Esq. at ditto ;• P. Dauncey, .Esq. at
-Fladong's Hotel,.Oxford,street, from a tour ; P. Newton,
Esq. at ditto, front a tour; C. J. Harvey; Esq.. at Fen-
ton's. Hotel, St. James's-street, from Bath ; S. Hope, Esq.

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at dittO, from Bath ; the Rev. G. Bedwell, at ditto, from
Stanton, Suffolk ; G. Oshothe, Esq. at ditto, from
Hants ; Mr. and Mrs. Brotherton and family;'at the Bath
Hotel, Arlington-street, from Bath ; Mr. Mrs. and Miss
Montbenton, at ditto, from Brighton ; , Captain and Mrs.
Arnold, at ditto, from the Continent ; Lady Brooke
Pechell, at Mivart'S Hotel, Lower
,Brook-street, • from'
Staideford Hall ; Robert Holden, Esq.. at ditto, from
Nuttall Temple, Laineashire ; C. A. 'Packe,' Esq. Mrs.i
Packe, and family, at ditto, from their seat in Sussex. •
DEPARTURES.—GeneraI Milner, for IVliekle-
barn, near Dorking; Mr. Lennard Currie; for Bromley;
Mr. R. Parnther, for Hertford ;, 'Captain Pateson, R.N.
f,,r Mount, Clermont, near Stanmore ; Le Compte de
Allegri,' frOm Marshal Thompson's Hotel, for France;
William-St. Quintin, Esq. and Mrs. St. Quintin, from
ditto, for Sunbury ; Rev. Godfrey Wright, from ditto ;
Thomas Curtis, Esq. from ditto ; Charles Brinsley Sheri-
dan, Esq., from ditto ; the Rev. Edward C. Deering, from
ditto ; • G. O'Connell, • Esq. and Mrs. O'Connell, from
ditto ; Edward Knight, Esq. and lady, ft-tun. Warne's
Hotel, Conduit-street; Mr.' Mrs. and, Miss POlhill, from
the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, for their seat in
Kent ; W. Welch, &q: from Fenton's Hotel, for. Hawford
House, Worcester ; St. George Caulfield, Esq. from Mi-
vart's Hotel, for Brighton ; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Hermyn,
from the Bath Hotel,. "for Bath ; Major Robart, from
ditto, for Hants; Mr. Mrs. and the Alises Hartrup, from
ditto, for the Continent; S. Blackall, Esq. from Fladong's
Hotel, for Cheltenham ; Thornas.Swinnerton, Esq. from
ditto, on a tour ; Captain Brown, Trout ditto ; E. Bold,
Esq. from ditto.

• CHANGES.--Lord and. Lady Grenville, from
Cornwall, for Droptnore ; Loz4 Selsey and the Dowager
Lady, from ROySton, in Cambridgeshire, for Chichester ;
Lady Caroline Vane Powlett, from" a tour, te Melton Mow-
bray ; Mr. and Mrs. Gamier, at Winchester, from Rooks-
berry, Hants.

ARRIVALS AT CHELTENIIAy:,---Earl and
Countess Shrewsbury, Viscountess Dudley, General and
Mrs. Montgomery, Dr. Bernard, Major J. Powell, Rev.
R. and Mrs. ,Boyce; Captain Grace, R.N., Captain Hol-
ford, Capt. Lyster, Capt. White, Capt. Meredith,
Back, Capt. Porter, Captain WhinyateS, Captain and Mrs.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrd. Shore, Mr. and Mrs. Booth,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fawkes, • Messrs. T. Gwynns, G. W.
(3riffith, B. Beaumont, Lynch, Corry, G. M. Wall, J.
Mills, H. Cooper, S. Graeme, ,Mainwaring, Hyett, Cole,
Royds, Mortimer, Goodrich, Browne, Pettatt, Selby, Pri n,
Hallifax, Russell, Critchett, Baylis; Blacken, Hartley,
Ormsby, Mistresses Smith, Walter, Butler, Carmichael,
Rostells, Harris, Wall, Tarrant, Maye, Jones, Elrington,
Mrs. and two Miss Webbs, Misses Freud, Royds, the Misses
Walters, &c. •

ARRIVALS AT BA TII.—DUCIICSS of Rox-
burghe, Earl of Digbyi Countess St. Vincent, Lord Bishop
of Clonfert and family,
,Archdeacon of Clonfert, Lady Eli-
zabeth Vane, Iron. Mrs:. Lindsey, Sir Chtirles Riddle, Sir
Godfrey Webster, Gen Mitchell, Gen. Butler, Lieutenant.
Colonel and Mrs. Jones, Major Geils ; Captain and Mrs.
Donall; Ityves ; Captains Lely, Hall, Johnson, Carvan,
Hussey, ,thibbs, Bushby ; Rev. Messrs. Reynell, Barker,
Cashert; Dawson, Crowe, Bedford, Rous and family ; Mr.
and Mrs. Armstrong, HoldinTh Weston, Neyes, Wright,
Harrod:, Langwortby, White, Rawlings, Bench, May,
Grenville, Mortimer, White and family, Stuttle and family,
Simpson and tinnily, Smart, Theibattlt ; Messrs. Hamilton,
Mist, Markland, Pillars, Pasta, Cob, Mont, Pike, Bent,
Osbaldiston, Moore:. Jones, Vaughan, -West, Hutchinson,
Winter, Mortelend, Wright, Price, Holder, Wilson, Cassan,
Lee, Gardner, Turner, Houghton, Mortimer, Chutterley,
Bailnand, BroWn, Montague, Boodle, Sheppard, Robinson,
Warren, Walls, Parsons, 13ochsa, Cole, GOode;i, Ward,
Stone, Holding, Sunders, Hare, West, Prentice ; 111 is
tresses Longden, 'Bennett; 'White, Napier, Meyers, Leek,
Thuilliers, Wanstall, Buckingham, Hix; Bedford, Heard,
Batson, Dickeson; Forster, Fisher; Peach, Sumner ; Misses
Mortclend, Darnel, Clutterbuck, Wright, Coulthred, Her-
vey, 'Hill, Wanstall, Williams, Markland, 2 -Aberdein,
Skeeles, Diekeson, Heard, 2 Price, Pillans, Fisher, Daniel,
Metcalfe, Coultherd, &e.
CHICH.ESTER, • Nov. 27.—Goodwood, the
seat of his Grace the Duke of Richmond, has been full
during the past week of distinguished visitors, to partici-
pate in the sports of the field., His Grace the Dulic of
Wellington arrived there on Sunday evening. Amongst the
rest of the noble and distinguished guests may he noticed
—.46 Dowager Duchess of Richmond, Lady Louisa Len-
nox, Lord Stradbroke, Lady Augusta and Mr. Chichester,
the Honourable Mr. Berkeley Paget, his Lady, and two
daughters ; Lord and Lady Jersey;
Mr. Tiche, of Wood-
stock, Ireland.; Sir Arthur Paget; Lady Charlotte and
Captain Berkeley ; Lord George Bentiuck, .son of the
Duke of Portland ; Colonel Russell ; the . Hon. Lord and
Lady W. Paget (the Noble Lord is appointed to the com-
mend of the Lord Lientenant's yacht in Ireland)'; Lord
W. Lennox, &c. 84c. Tflr sports have not been so great
as are SOMetiines experiencell, as the birds are extremely

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List IVTunday n ght, the Annual Meeting of
the .Brentford,leWorth, and Eiilingßranch.of the Society
for sending Missions amongst-the Heathens, was held in the
Brentford WesleYan Methodist Chapel. The Chapel was
very thinlY attended; and • the attendants on the platform
were unusually few; but -the evening was foggy in the
extreme.

now at Moscow, the property
Dr. FISCHER, President of the Medical Aca-
demy at Moscow, has, in his work upon the pearl fisheries
drensettirta, npeaamreld /ZosimA, which, perhaps, has
o'
not:forn eae Russia,iGts
ofr etelhlua at
l CIO country, triltd.
saidl.ttowibla)vleot,been brought from
however, the pro-
'the East Indies. -This inestimable ,pearl, which 'is pre-
served in a triple box., inlaid with precious stones, faced
ntltirey 1, V
bo
with a convex lens, intended to increase; still farther its ap-
parent magnitude, weighs no less than 27 carats and
7-Bths,7or nearly a quaiter of an ounce; it is perfectly
spherical ; its colour exceeds the metallic splendour of
highly polished silver, but at the same time • Posse'"
the most: transparent brightness. When separated from
its coverings, and 'placed' on a' sheet of white paper, it
irtills - Upon' the surface like' a ball of-quicksilver. : Dr.
Fiscraa bears personal testimony to the admiration— nay,
astonishMent, with which it- hi viewed by all strangers.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING.

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NEWMARKET, WEDNESDAY M0a.:441NG.--Till within a
day or two of the time at which the Meeting was fixed to
commence, great fears 'were 'entertained that the frost
would require its adjournment ; indeed, unless horses,
dogs, and hares, could have gone on skates, coursing wbuld
have been quite out of the question. Fortunately a change
took place in the Weather on Sunday, and a gentle thaw
since then has made the ground in very fair erder, and en-.
abled the Meeting to begin at• the usual tinae.., The Mem-
hers of the Club assembled here on Monday included the
follow in%; well-known Sporting Gentlemen :---Lord Strad -
broke, Mr. De Burgh, Mr. Scott Stouehewer, Mr. Thorp,
Mr. Rust, Mr. Alston, Mr. Wilkinson, Mr. Gent, MC.
Edwards, Mr. Golding, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Redhead, Mr.
Tower, Mr. Barker, Mr. Buckwortli, Mr. Allington,
Mr. Proctor, Mr. Hoskins, and. most of the leading Gen-
tlemen of the County.
Being the first Meeting in the kingdom, it is almost su-
perfluous to state that a vast number of the best-bred dogs
are here ; their running yesterday was good, but we shall
lefer any detail till the number of competitors for the Gold
Cup be reduce!:',. Aerely observing that the courses yester-
day were good, hares stood well before the dogs, and,
in most instance defeated them. The matches were, on
the whole, well a .oested.
The Club,DiLuer at the Rutland Arms, last night, was
very numerously attended by the Members, and was served
up iii the most satisfactory manner. In the evening the
matches,' &c. for this day were fixed. The first day's
coursing was in the First Chippenham Field, and came
off thus :

• FOR. THE COLD CUP.
Ist Course—Mr. Scott Stonehewer's. Ink

Mr. AlstOu's Embden
2d Course—Mr. Thorp's NavarinO

Mr. Rust's Baron 2
34 Course-Mr. Wilkinson's Czarina • 1

Mr. Gent's Sarah
Atli Course-Mr. Edward's Zitella

Mr. Goldin,r's XX ..... 2
sth Course—Mr. Redhead's' Lynx 1
Mr. Kelly's Query 2
6th Course—Mr. Tower's .Juniper .... . . .... ....• 1
Mr. Barker's Oliver 2
7th Course—Mr. Buckworth's Kite 1
• Mr. Allington's Arrow 2
Bth Course—Mr. De Burgh's Novice 1
Lord Stradbroke's Mowbray 2