The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-03 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT LEAMINGTON.

His Grace the Archbishop of Tuam and family, the Prince
and Princess Tuiakin, Madame la Comtesse Portmal, Madame la
Baronne Quandt, nuke and Duchess de Coigny, Sir John Cot-
terell, Bart. and family, Right Hon. Maurice Fitzgerald, M.P.
Sir Digby and Lady Mackworth, Colonel and Mrs. Wallarton,
Captain and Mrs. Stewart, Captain Hairland, Capt. Wat.
son, Rev. Mr. Maine, Rev. G. Barkley, Mr. and Mrs. Gall, Mr.
and Mrs. Wills, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Storer,
the Hon. Miss Walker, &c.

His MAJESTY, and the company who are
staying on a visit to him at the Royal Lodge, in Windsor
park, after dinner on Wednesday evening were gratified
with the performance of the King's Private Band, who
were stationed in the conservatory. Dancing was intro-
duced by some of the company, and was kept up till eleven
o'clock, when the KING retired, the band playing " God
save the King."
The Duke of CLARENCE presided yesterday
at the annual dinner of the Corporation of the Trinity
House, on Tower-MI The Duke of WELLINGTON, and
other of the. Cabinet Ministers, together with a large party
of noblemen and gentlemen, were also present.

The Duchess of CLARENCE, the Duke and
Duchess of SA XE WEIMAR, arid the Prince and Princess
of WEIMAR, visited the Zoological Gardens, in the
Regent's-park, yesterday morning, and inspected the inte-
resting collection of that establishment.

The Princess AUGUSTA dined with the Duke
and Duchess of CLARENcE and the Duke and Duchess of
SAKE WElmmt on Wednesday evening, at the residence of
the Duke of CLARENCE, in the King's Palace, St. James's

•
Baron By Dow., the Prussian Minister; Count
Lunorx, the Neapolitan Minister; and the Marquis de
BARSACENA, tiansacted business yesterday at the office of
the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

Mr. Secretary PEEL visited Sir GEORGE
MURRAY yesterday.

Lord ELLENBOROUGH visited the Duke of
WELLINGTON yesto day.

The King's Palace, at St. James's, is to be
lighted with gas instead of oil-lamps, as at present. Some
of the gas pipes have already been laid down in the Palace.

On Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. DE
RontscHmn gave a grand dinner at their house in Picca-
dilly, to their Royal Highnesses the Duke, of GLOUCESTER
and Prince LEoroLn, Duke of WELLINGTON, Prince and
Princess ESTERHAZY, and Mr. DE NEUMANN, Countess
POULETT, and Countess Dowager POULETT, Marquis of
LONDONDERRY, Count BULOW, Countess of COVENTRY,
and Viscount DEzauußsT, Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES
ARBUTHNOT, Colonel TRENCH, Mr. HERRIES, Colonel
Hicunvs. In the evening, a Concert of Vocal and In-
strumental Music was given in the Great Saloon, at which
were present the Duke and Duchess of ST. ALRAN'S, Lord
FREDERICK and the Ladies BEAUCLERK, Dowager Lady
Froyn, the Ministers from NAPLES, SARDINIA, 13/A-
-varua, and PRUSSIA. A petite Souper at half-past two.
The party did not break up till half-piist three o'clock.

KING'S THEATRE.—M. LAURENT took
his benefit here last night, though why he should have
had one at all we cannot even guess. The man that sweeps
the cross-way at the corner of the Opera has a claim ten
thousand times stronger.

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.—A new romantic
drama, in two acts, entitled the Sister of Charity, was
last night brought out at this theatre. It was received
with touch and deserved applause by a crowded house.
The acting of Miss KELLY, as the Sister of Charity, was
particularly effective.

GRAND BALL AT ALMACK'S.—This ele-
gant assembly, on Wednesday evening, presented its usual
display of fashionables.

DOVER, JULY 2.—Arrived from Calais his
Majesty's packet Crusader, with Sir F. BURDETT and his
family. The Britannia steam-packet arrived from BMI-
- with the Earl of BEVERLEY, &c. Sailed for Calais
his Majesty's packet Salamand r, with his Excellency the
Baron FALCE and suite, and other passengers.

MARGATE, JULY 2.—Sailed yesterday, at
half past nine A. at. for Ostend, his Majesty's steam packet
Spitfire, Captain WATSON, with the mail, upwards of
twenty passengers, and one carriage.—Arrived last evening
at seven o'clock, from Ostend, his Majesty's steam packet
Fury, Captain SHERLOCK, with the Flanders mail and
several passengers. There was no particular news when
the packet left Ostend at twelve o'clock yesterday.

The new Novel, by the Author ofTELHAm,
entitled " Devereux," is said to be the imaginary auto-
biography of a friend of Lord BouNcnttoKE, whose for-
tunes were in the highest degree singular and romantic.—
In addition to Lord BOLINGBROKE, who is a prominent
actor in the story, we understand that PorE, SWIFT, AD-
DISON, STEELE, COLLEY CIBBER, Sir GODFAEY KNEL-
LER, the Duke of WHARTON, Lady M. W. MoNracu,
the Duchess of MARLBOROUGH, and other public charac-
ters of the day. figure in the Work.

ST. ANN'S CHARITY SCHOOLS.-Yester-
day the Anniversary Festival of this excellent Institution
was celebrated at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street,
C. 13ARCLAY, Esq. in the Chair.

OPENING DINNER AT THE PALACE TA-
VERN, STANGATE.-On Tuesday last near 200 persons sat
down to a most sumptuous dinner, consisting of all the
delicacies of the season, at the Palace Tavern, Stangate, to
commtanorate the opening of the spirited host's (Mr.
Ihsitop's) new and splendidly capacious house, erected on
the site of the Two Sawyers.

The adjourned Catholic Association Finance
Committee resumed its meeting on Monday last, at the
Corn Exchange, Dublin, when Mr. ENEAS MIDONNELL'S
claims to some of the old Catholic Rent, as agent to the As-
sociation in London, were canvassed. Some sharp squab-
bling took phice between Mr. M'DoNNELL and Mr.
O'CONNELL on the occasion, after which the debate was
adjourned to Saturday next.

A great deal of hay near London amounts to
an avtrage crop.

To encourage the march of intellect in the
Austrian doininions, a regulation has recently been esta-
blished, interdicting any one front marrying who cannot
read, write, and show some knowledge of the common
rules of arithmetic; and no master can employ a servant
who is not able to read and write.