The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-31 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

Lord F ARRIVALS.
F. L. Gower, yesterday, at his house in Albemarle-
t, from Ireland ; the Earl of Chesterfield, at his house in
`youth Audley-street, from hi: seat in Leicestershire; Hon.
William Howard, in Wilton-place, Hyde-park-corner; Mrs.
Dashwood and Miss Theodosia Tennant, in Upper Harley-
sqreet ; Mr. Sharpe, in Park-lane; Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, in
Grosvenor-place ; Major Holland, in Clarges-street ; Colonel
Pfughes, in South Audley-street ; Mrs. and Miss Douglas, in
Sackville-street ; Mr. and Mrs. Dormer, in Albemarle-street,
train Paris • Major Holmes, in Green-street, Park-lane ; Mrs.
and Miss Johnston, In George-street, Hanover-square; Mrs:
and Miss Douglas, in Hertford-street, from Bath ; Major Black
burne, in Sackville-street, from Dublin; Mrs. and bliss em-
Oerton, in Somerset-street, from Brighton ; Robert W i Lams,
Esq ILP. and family, in Grosvenor-square, from their seat,
Bridehead, Oorsetshire , Captain and Mrs. Edwards, in Regent.
street, from Brighton ; Sir John and Lady Douglas and family,
at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street, from Scotland ; Colonel
and Mrs. Anstruther, at the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-
street, from Scotland ; Mrs. Hamilton, sit ditto, from Ireland ;
William Lawrence Lawrence, Esq. and Mrs. Lawrence, at Mar-
,' shal Thompson's Hotel, Csreendish.square, from Gloucester-
shire ; the Rev. William Stoddart and Mrs. Stoddart, at ditto ;
Le Compte Sandor, at ditto; Major George Whichcote, at
ditto; Hoskins Harper, Esq. at ditto; J. Sadler, Esq. at ditto ;
R. Gordon, Esq. M.P. and Thomas George, Esq. at Nerot's
Hotel, Clifford-street ; Mrs. Milbank and ladies, at ditto ;
!Colonel Sibthorpc, M.P. at ditto ; Captain Grove, at the Bath
Hotel, Arlington-street, from France ; Major Bragg, at ditto,
from Clifton Mrs. and bliss Robbarts, at ditto, from Chelten-
ham
; G. Battlers, Egg, at ditto, from Soinersetshire ; G. Smith,
k;:ai. at ditto, from Bath.
CHANGES.
Lord George Cavendish, from Burlington House, for Lati.
mere ; Lord Henry Fitzroy, from the lonian Islands for Malta
Major Munro, from Manchester, for Dublin ; the; It ;
from Wimpole-street, for Southampton ; Lorcels
Far n.
bormagh, for his seat, Bromley Ilill, Kent ; Major Bligh, from
Regent-street, to Brighton ;Le Chevalier Bermudez., the
Spanish Ambassador, and suite, from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-
square, for his house in Manfilielchstreet ; the Hon. Mr. and
Mrs. Grantley Berkeley, front the Burlington Hotel, Old Bur-
lington and Cork.streets, liar Cranford ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Berkeley, and family, from ditto, for Gloucestershire ; M.
Hoare, Esq. from the British Hotel, Jermyn-street, for Oxti,rd ;
W. Jenkins, Esq. from ditto, for Bath ; Colonel Gregory, from
Marshal Thompson's Hotel ; Henry Gilliat Esq. from ditto ;
Rev. Wm. Crawley, from ditto; J. Nesbitt, Esq. and friends,
from Nerot's Hotels, for Oxford ; Mrs. Lovell and Ladies, from
' • Captain Blenn, from ditto, for Brighton ; Capt. Walwen,
from thg Lath Hotel, for France; Capt. and Mrs. Barlos, from
ditto, for France; Capt. Pridie, from ditto, for Surrey ; F.
Newton, Esq. from ditto, for Wiltshire.

His Majesty will, it is expected, hold a Coun-
cil on Monday next, at his palace at Windsor.
The Duke and Duchess of Clarence left their
residence in Bushy-park yesterday morning, and proceeded
to the King's palace, at Kensington, where the Duchess of
Clarence alighted on a visit to the Duchess of Kent; the
proceeded to the residence of the Princess Augusta,
in the King's palace, St. James's, where his Royal High-
ness was visited during the day by the Duke of Sussex and
Count Munster. his Royal Highness left town in the
afternoon on his return to Bushy, and called at the Kim's
Palace, at Kensington, for his Royal Duchess.
The Chevalier do Neumann, the Austrian
Charge d'Affaires, transacted business with the Earl of
Aberdeen yesterday, at the office of the Secretary of State
fur Foreign Affairs.

-.PPnt Matusewicz, the new Russian Envoy
rermaltairi,e, home, for his attachment to hunting
and is eKNeted to join, i 4 the sports of the timid here, i
his diplomatic functions will peimit.
Princess Arettrnich died at Vienna on the
17th instant, in consequence of a milk fever. She had
siqy Leen married eighteen months, and was not quite
:CYM,'-'l;4'ee years of age. Since her lying-in, the Empe-
ror or
I.s:,tiStria, and al! the Imperial Family, had several
tunes sent to ins.ire how she did.--,French Paper.
We are informed that I,iegtenptt,Colonei.
Dayiaon, late Aide-de-camp and Private Secretary tq the
lia,tings. is tq accompany his Grace the Duke
of Nortli4inhefland 19 Ireland, as chief of his Excellency's
personal

- THE VICEREGAL •-FAMILY.—..The wp4the r
having been too inclement ou Tuesday for the departure
of the Viceregal fatally for England, that event was de-
layed until }esterday morning, when, about nine o'clock,
!.4larchionetei, the Ladies Agnes and Georgians Paget,
a,O tlPf4eger branches of the family, left Dublin Caste,
and Prordeii to thy ptation of the Escape packet, at
Howth, from whence thgY einbarlted for Holyhead. The
Ma;claiipness of Angled was accornpaoied b T:02.4 qeorgP
Hill, Captain Byrig, Captain Williams, and Caßttin- Paget.
The family will join the Marquis at Beaudesart, where his
Lordship enjoys excellent health, and engages in shooting,
and other healthful exercises.—Dublin Morning Register
hi psday.
ING!'s TtiE47:llE77=Yestertlay, at one
o'clock, there was a full rehearsal On tht, stage at the
Italian Opera House, of La Donna del Logo and La
Somnambule. Many of the boxes, a part of the pit, and
•as large a portion of the stage as could be conveniently
spared, were occupied by the Nobility and Amateurs in
4fusie, to hear (for the first time in this country) Madame
ftisarotti, Mademoiselle Monticelli, and Signor Donzelli.
Nothing could e;ateed the raptgrous applause wish which all
the three were received ; but as the test of their talents will
be best appreciated by their performances this evening, we
defer until Monday any observations on their respective
' merits.

A shepherd of Mr. Broad, of Hendied, killed
seventy-five linnets, at one shot, near his sheep-fold, last
Week:!—Berke Chronicle •

SIR,--The old Queen of Poriugal's Proclama-
tion, ill your Paper of yesterday, fully prepared my
mind for what we hare this day express from
Lisbon of the 17th inst. You ale possibly not
aware that the very same engine which actuates the
distressed Catholics of Ireland to resist their oppres-
sive brethren the Protestants, is one and the same
that is making a cat's-paw of the old Queen of Por-
tugal, against the Freemasons, or Liberals, of that un-
happy country, where Protestants are only known
by name. So far the Pope has kept his word; he
declared when he took the name of Lion he would
turn the world upside-down, and we may say he
has gone far towards it. \\len we see your Paper
and many others teem with invectives against all
those who are averse to Catholic Emancipation, or,
more properly speaking, a change of the British
Constitution, while the Liberals of the Peninsula,
whom you so deeply sympathize with, are anxious to
throw off the chains of a tyrannical Priesthood and
superstitious Government ; what a paradox it appears !
Pray ask yourself what has the Protestant religion
to do with the miseries of Ireland ; or what country
does not decline under its influence; or would Ire-
land be more happy if independent of England ? I
would much rather see the latter than that the Pope
should he admitted into our Councils, and such is
the opinion of all British Tars. Your's, truly,
Sheerness, Thursday. BROADSIDE.

P.S. My fine fellow, if you do not wish to see
every sailor in the fleet turn politician, you will
cease to write against that Constitution which has
made us what we are. You know what we have
done for our jelly old King and country, and we
leave you to guess what we can do against the Pope
and his friends, the enemies of mankind. Now take
the hint, my dear fellow, and let's have no more
humbug.---Adieu.