The Sun.
London, England, 1829-08-01 00:00:00

RAMSGATE, JuLy 29.

lcjwe Were this morning honoured with a visit from
s Grace the Duke of Wellington, accompanied by
Loeir Highnesses Prince and Princess Esterhazy,
'qr. and Mrs. Arbuthnot, &c.
The Noble Party seemed particularly pleased with
Our magnificent Pier, where they promenaded a con-
siderable time, the sun shining resplendently, and
the Pier thronged by the Nobility and Gentry,
liwaiting the arrival of the City of London steam
Zacht, from London, which came into harbour in
nine style, the band playing the national air, " God
hoz
fthe lune,
The tout ensemble was most de-
fagsj 111,, and the coup at this moment, very
''llating and uncommon.
His Grace was quickly recognised, and returned
thevery numerous salutatious with his accustomed
Zt..iiesY• Afrer viewing the Pier, &c. his Grace
walked into the town, and
.then went to
harrov°°d'' King's Head Hotel, opposite the Royal
test. tirl and partook of refreshments, and, after
fring a short time, the Noble Party left the hotel,
Pleased, for Walmer Castle, from whence they
oceeded on board the Ramifies.
Li His Grace the Duke of Newcastle, the Earl of
oraell3 Ladies Pelham Clinton, and the rest of his
Tf
iv e 8 family, with their numerous attendants, ar-
ed at Albion House, on Saturday evening last,
\°.ietthe.season. The Duchess of Kent, the Princess
th
Pieraiont ria, and the Royal cortege, are expected at
l and Belvedere Houses, at the latter end of
ands week. We have numerous visitors of rank
this
fashion here already, and fewer of the bourgeoise
Las season than
ever.
Th

tertain'e Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE en-
%wen ed a select party to dinner on Thursday at their re-
ce io Bushy-park.
IN 1esPatches were received yesterday at the Co-
ver: (Ace, from Sir • BENJAMIN D'URBAN, the Go-
°r of Demerara.
espatches were brought from the Right Hon.
ti 111" GORDON, our Ambassador at Constantinople, for
Earlo:, of ABERDEEN, on Thursday night, by Mr.
141q0 ACQUABONA. The despatches were received
the British Consul at Ancona, from Mr. GORDON, on
tl: 23d ult., and were by him immediately forwarded
(41gh Mr. ACQUABONA, who performed the journey
,41:141 Ancona in somewhat less than eight days. The same
AZ4enger brought also despatches from Sir FREDERICK
114 M) the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
from the Hon. General Powsolisr, the Lieut.-
"1 or of Malta, and also from Mr. DAWKINS, the
titol-General in Greece.
ttift, EAT,' JULY 30.-,-The Duke of WEL-
h4,-TON, accompanied by the Prince and Princess ESTER-
-4041. and Mr. and Mrs. AnnuTingoT, dined to-day, on
Ithil his Majesty's ship Ramilies in the Downs, on
.ltrt,t occasion there was an immense display of flags and
144 e ra on board, and the scene was altogether very gay
highly gratifying.
• i, HILL'S LEVEE on Thursday was
;01 'led by—The Hon. General GREY, Major-General
• )111t, Major SIMPSON, Surgeon DAWN, Captain RAVEN..
AO Lieut.-Colonel DRAKE, Hon. Colonel HEWETT,
qtj°or S. CLAIR, Captain MALLETT, Bth Foot, Lieut.-
,1111,ral WETHERALL, Major W. K. EDEN, Ensign MET-
tI,6. Captain MURRAY, Hon. Captain LEGG, Lieut.
kkooß, Ensign O'GRADY, Colonel GAUNTLETT,
kitt °WELL, Lieut.-Colonel Mowsamr, Major *General
CBI', Mr. WM. ANDERSON, Captain WILLIAMS,
tenant-Colonel DALY, Mr. 111‘CARTIIY, Lieutenant-
. 041 HORTON, Lieutenant-Colonel SHAW, Lieutenant-
BENTnicic, Lieutenant-Geueral BoRHAM.
Itte4r. D—N, formerly a Militia officer,
44,14 committed suicide in the county of Monaghan, by
141 "ng himself through the head. The deceased was
th:tnthusiastic party man, and a correspondent assures us,
00 " melancholy brought on by the ' death of the
tk:iiitution,' as he regarded it, was the only assignable
for this dreadful deed."—..Dublin Morn. Register.
bsl JXHALL GARDENS..—These delightful
dens Were crowded last night for the purpose of wit-
-4g the performances of the French Minstrels, who
feral of their national melodies in a very pleasing
• it Thp •
nipt. ••• marriage of Lady BLANCHE HOWARD,
41t°,,,"ter of the Earl and Countess of CARLISLE, with
qt, wILLIAM CAVENDISH, grandson of Lord and Lady
Syt" CAVENDISH, is appointed to take place on Thurs-
b A, grand dinner will be given on the occasion by
''oo{-11,_Ke pf. DEVONSHIRE to the several branches of, the
'4txulzes•