The Sun.
London, England, 1829-08-10 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT GIBB'S HOTEL. EDINBURGH.

The Right Hon. Lord and Lady Wharncliffe, Wortley
Hall, Sheffield ; Miss Stewart Wharncliffe ; the Hon. Charles
Trefusis, Sir Jacob Astley, Sir Henry Bridges, and F. Bridges,
Esq. Tooting, Surrey ; the Hon. J., H. King, Esq. George
Duckett, Esq. George Young, Esq. T. W. Young, Esq. and Ju-
lian Young, Esq. Michael Longridge, Esq. Biddington.
ARRIVALS AT BARRY'S HOTEL, EDINBURGH.
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Lord John Campbell, Lord Henry Thynne, Sir Rowland
Hill, Bart. M.P., Captain Colthurst, 4th Regiment, Matthew
Corbally, Esq., Robert Hastie, Esq., James Smith, Esq. of Jor-
dan-hill, and Adam Fairholm, Esq. of Chapel.

The Duke of CUMBERLAND returned to
town at a late hour on Friday night, from his visit to his
AIAJESTY at the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park.
Prince GEORGE of Cumberland walked in the
Parks on Friday evening immediately after his arrival in
town, attended by Colonel TuouNroN. The young Prince
was habited in the Windsor uniform.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of CUMBERLAND received visits yesterday and on
Saturday from the Marqbioness of STAFFORD, Prince
POLIGNAC, Prince and Princess ESTERHAZY, Baron and
Baroness Bur.ow, Earl and Countess GOWER, Dow-
ager Marchioness of LANSDOWNE, Miss GIFFORD,
Count and Countess LUDOLF, Dowager Marchioness
of HERTFORD, Lord ELDON, Lord WYNFORD, &C.—
The following were among those who called to leave their
names or make inquiries :—The Duke of WELLING-
TON, Sir CHARLES and Lady IMHOFF, Sir CHARLES and
Miss FLOWER, Chevalier DEDEL (the Minister from the
Netherlands), Sir J. BECKET, the Earl and Countess of
CARLISLE, Lady WARPURTON, the Countess Of GLEN..
GALL, M. ROTH (the French Charge d'Affaires), Lord St.
HELEN'S, Viscountess KEITH, the Duke of DORSET, the
Countess of ELDON, the Earl of ROSSLYN, the Wurtem-
berg Minister, Lord E. SOMERSET, Count REDORN, the
Marquis of HERTFORD, the Dowager Countess of MonroN,
the SPEAK ER Of the HOUSE of COMMONS, Lady RIVERS,
Miss PITT, Sir ALEXANDER GRANT, Sir WILLIAM and
Lady GORDON, Viscount and Viscountess GRANVILLE,
Lord and Lady GLENLYON, Lord STOWELL, Viscountess
HAMPDEN, Sir CHARLES and Lady FLINT, Earl and
Countess BEAUCHAMP, Lady ST. CLAIR, Lord and Lady
F. SOMERSET, Lady and Miss GRAVES, the Marchioness
of WESTMEATII, Lady DEERING, the Earl of WESTMOR-
LAND, the Earl of SIIAFTESBURY, Mr. M. A. TAYLOR,
Lady A. BECKET, Dowager Countess BEA UCHAMP, Lady
L. LYGON, &c. Their Royal Highnessedoneured the Prince
and Princess ESTERHAZY with their company to dinner
yesterday, at their residence, Chandos House.

The LORD CHANCELLOR had a long inter-
view with the Duke of WELLINGTON on Saturday morn-
ing at the Treasury.

Despatches were brought to the Foreign
Office by a King's messenger on Saturday night, for the
Earl of ABERDEEN, from the Right Hon. ROBERT GOR••
noN, our Ambassador at Constantinople. The messenger
came by route of Vienna, and brought despatches from that
capital from Lord COWLEY.

The Saxon Charge d'Affaires transacted busi-
ness on Saturday at the office of the Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs.

The Duke of WELLINGTON left- town on
Saturday afternoon on a visit to Mr. ARBUTHNOT, at his
residence Woodford Lodge, near Kettering.
The Earl of ABERDEEN has left town for
Tunbridge Wells.

The Duke of SUSSEX had invited a party of
high rank to meet the Duke de CHARTRES at dinner, last
Thursday. A mandate from another quarter, however,
issued at a very short notice, occasioned the hospitalities of
the Duke of Sussex, at Kensington-palace, to be suspended,
as far as related to the Duke de CHARTRES.—Morning
Paper.

The LORD CHANCELLOR has another Corn-
missionership of Bankrupts at his disposal, by the death of
JOHN REEVES, Esq., Barrister-at-law, and Bender of the
Middle Temple.

The marriage of his Grace the Duke of Buc-
CLEUGH with Lady CHARLOTTE THYNNE will take plaee,
we understand, this week.

MARRIED.—At St. James's Church, HENRY
LEMAN, Esq. son of F. C. LEMAN, E.q., of Bristol, to
SOMA, eldest daughter of THOMAS CADBLL, Esq., of
Upper Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square.

The Earl of GLENGALL will be returned
the representative of one of the Irish Peerages without
opposition, in the room of the Earl of BLESINTON. This
young Nobleman would long ago have received this ho-
nour but for his attachment to the Catholic cause. Ile
never was in Parliament; he spent, it is said, nearly
twenty thousand pounds in a contested election for the
county of Tipperary ; and the death of his father, in
1819, prevented his taking his seat in the House of Corn-
mons.—Morning Paper.

Died, on the 7th inst., at Bayham Abbey, in
the county of Sussex, FRANCES, Marchioness of CAMDEN.

We regret to hear that a separation is talked
of in high life, which, from the rank of the parties, the
length of time they have been united, and their numerous
progeny, is most highly to be deplored.—Morn. Paper.
Lady LONDONDERRY calculates that she
loses at least 151. on every occasion upon which she wears
her splendid jewels, from the circumstance of so many of
the small ones dropping from their settings.—Court
Journal.