The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-05 00:00:00

SURREY.

This little Theatre is rapidly -gaining ground in
public favour. Mr. Elliston caters well for his
audience, and in addition to his own excellent com-
pany, has engaged Mr. Phillips and Miss Graddon,
both of whom made -their first appearance last night
in the Opera of the Siege of Belgrade. They were
r4-teivedillis2 Graddon in, particular,
who is an acquisition to any theatre.

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FASHIONABLE AND M ISCELLANEOUS.

THE QUEEN OF WURTEMBERG.

Her MAJESTY visited the Princess SOPHIA
on Wednesday evening at her apartments in the King's
Palace at Kensington, and spent the evening with her
Royal Sister. The Duchess of CLARENCE arrived at, the
King's Palace, St. James's, yesterday merniug, from her
seat at Bushy Park, on a visit to her MAJESTY. The
QUEEN took an airing about one o'clock, in the King's
open harouche and pair, round St. James's Park, up Con..
stitution-hill, and through Hide Park to Kensington,
Where her MAJESTY was received by the Duke of SUSSEX
at the entrance. to his apartments. The Royal Duke en-
tertained her MAJESTY and the members of the RoyaL
Family, consisting of the Duchess of CLARENCE, the
Duchess of GLOUCE,STER, the Princess AUGUSTA, and the
Princess SOPHIA, with a very elegant dejeune. Her
MAJESTY left shortly-before four o'clock, and returned to
the King's Palace, St. James's. The Duke of CLARENCE
arrived at the Palace about five o'clock, and after paying a
visit to the QUEEN, left in company with his Duchess on
their return to Bushy Park. Princess EsrEntraav,Prin-
cess LiEvEN, the Earl of MACCLESFIELD, Viscount Syn-
lux, Lady RAMSEY, Lady C. BUGGIN, Sir CHARLES and
Lady POLE, were among the enquirers yesterday.

Mr. ALBERT GALLATIN, the American
Minister, left town yesterday afternoon, on his return to
America. Mr. LAWRENCE, Secretary of Legation to the
Embassy, is Charge d'Affaires of the United States till the
arrival of a new Minister.

M. ROTII (the French Charge d'Affaires)
transacted business yesterday with the Earl of Dura.F.v, at
the Foreign-office, Downing-street.
The Lonb CHANCELLOR and Mr. Hus-
xissow visited Viscount GonscatcH yesterday, at his resi-
dence in Downing-street.

Mr. HusicissON left town yesterday for his
seat at Eartharn, Sussex.

Mr. PL ANT A and Mr. WILMOT HORTON
rafe left town yesterday for Eattham, on a visit to the
Hight Hop. Gentleman.

His Grace the Duke Of WELLINGTON is
North. expected in London on Monday next, from his tour in the
Theo pNooblessDoulliteyd.ined with his Grace of No,
THUMBIRLAND, at Alnwick Castle, on Tuesday last.
EARL
an undoubted source, that this le
title, so long extinct,
revived in the person of Edmund Fitzpatrick, of Ennis-
ndetesziitliedt:
w fromiin
be
c"thY, in the county of Wexford, Esq.—Dublin Morn-
ing Post.

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A Major Wallace, of the Madras cavalry, is
reported to have been shot through the head, at Bolarum,
by one of the troopers of his own regiment.
Mr. Thomas Moore has, we understand, left
town to pay a visit to Newstead Abbey, the seat of the
late Lord Byron, for the purpose we resume, of refreshing
his recollections of that interesting spot, where the great
poet, whose letters and journals he is about to give to
the world, passed 'his eatly days.
KEAN has announced his intention of retiring
front the stage at the termination of the present season.
KENNY, DIMOND, POOLE, and PEAKE,
have novelties forthcoming at Drury-lane Theatre.

If ladies would confine themselves to giving
themselves " airs" with their fans, nobody would complain
of the practice.—Morning Herald.

ST. JAMES'S PARK.---Many bricklayers are
now at work, forming drains of a foot square under the
footpaths, which will have the effect of keeping the walks
perfectly dry in all seasons. The plan on the north side
will soon develope itself, as a vast number of workmen are
employed digging gravel, and laying it down where the
walks have been marked out.