The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-13 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT CHELTENHAM,

Lord and Lady Sherborne, Lord Thomas Cecil, Hon. W.
Coventry, Sir E. and Lady Stanhope, Sir James M'Gregor, Sir
Rufane Donkin, Colonel and Mrs. Money, Colonel Kennett,
Colonel Sandwich, Major Wellington, Dr. M.Mullin, Rev. C.
It Ward, Rev. Mr. Grey, Rev. Mr. Smith, Rev. W. Hutchin-
son, Rev. J. Banister, Captain and the Misses Palmer, Captain
Girdlestone, Captain C. Timins, Captain Claridge, Capt. Owens,
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, Power, Burr, Boyle, Walker, Sillem, Bar-
low, Pilgrim, Wyse, Burnett; Messrs. Gratton, Mumford, Tim-
mone, Wadland, Formby, Turner, Langley, Taylor, Newmarch,
Biddulph, Horton, Kershaw, Magar, P. Grenfell, jun. Cathcart,
two De Horters, Guppy, Hillas, Wintle, W. H. Flemyn, Walker,
Carew, Wilson, Lettsom, Brune, Kimberley, Simson, W. Tim-
mone ; Mistresses P. Noel, Lucas, Coke, Knox, Walker, J. G.
Caulfield, Green, E. Burton, Dowdeswell ; Misses Scale, Lloyd,
Snow, two Timmons, Madden, two Pilgrims; Masters Lums-
den, French, Browne, Harvey, &c.
ARRIVALS AT CLIFTON. •

The Countess Chateaurillard and daughter, Lady Hudson,
Right Hon. W. Hutchinson, Baron and Baroness de Capillon,
Sir J. Keane; Colonels D'Arcy, Moore, Fitzgerald, Holmes;
Captains Parrot, Morgan, Burgess, James, Southend ; Reverend
Messrs. Bruce, Hodgkinson ; Drs. Brabant, Sankey, Carter,
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Williams; Mr. and Mrs. Burchard, Ferling, Jones, Knight,
Adams, Barron, Reid, Savage, Shephard, Williams ; Messrs.
White, Jones, Barlow, Phair, Johnson, Knox, George, Irwin,
Thompson, St. George, Lawrence, Corsellas, Manningby, Wil.
liams ; Mistresses Smyth, Penson, Percival, Dundas, Bishop,
Comemelme, Ball, Paul, Thomas; Misses Hereford, Barton,
Comemelme, Lucas, Jones, Smythe, Noble, Cramp, Kingston,
Mainwaring, Hussey, Wilson.
ARRIVALS at the CALEDONIAL HOTEL, INVERNESS.
- Burns, Esq., Commercial Bank, Dumbarton, and -

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Turner, Esq. on a tour ; Bishop Lowe, on his return from
the north ; - Gordon Duff; Esq. and a friend, on a tour ;
Mrs. Coghlan, Miss Coghlan, and Miss Marshall, -on their way
to Antfield ; Mr. Paton, on a tour ; Captains Illingworth and
Wilson, on a tour; Mrs. Howard and family, on a tour; G. E.
Towry, Esq. Harwood L9dge, Sunning Hill, Berkshire, and H.
J. Cooper, Esq. on a tour ; W. F. Tytler, Esq. of Bahrain ; J.M.
Grant, Esq. of Glenmorriston.
ARRIVALS AT THE REGENT, LEAMINGTON SPA.
Viscount and Viscountess De Vesci ; Dowager Viscountess
Dudley and Ward ; Hon. Colonel Arden from Pulteney Hotel,
Albemarle-street, London ; Hon. Mr. and the Hon. Miss Vesey,

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from Cobham Hall ; Sir William and Lady Wake, Col. Smith-
son, Lieutenant-Colonel Day, Dr. Gabriel, Rev. Mr. Mossop,
Rev. F. D. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. P. M'Garel, Mrs. Mr. and
Miss Flyer, Mr. Mrs. and the Misses Burroughs, Mr. and Mrs.
Wyatt and family, Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Bingham; Mr. Bond,
from London; Mr. Wood, from Birmingham; Mr. Duncan;
Mr. and Mrs. Searls and family, from Boston, America ; Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Williams; Mr. and Mrs. Shadwell.

His Majesty's guests, who had been enter-
tained at the Royal Lodge during the Ascot Heath races,
took leave on Saturday. His AIAJESTY goes out very
little, on account of the inclemency of the weather. His
health and spirits continue excellent.— Windsor Express.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE gave
a grand dinner at their residence in the King's Palace,
St. James's, on Saturday, to celebrate the anniversary of
their wedding-day. Among the company were the Prin-
cess AUGUSTA, the Duchess of KENT, the Duke of Sus-
SEX, the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER, Prince
LEOPOLD, &c. ; and in the evening Miss WILKINSON was
introduced, and sang several pieces, accompanying herself on
the pianoforte.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday
afternoon, at one o'clock, at the Foreign Office, which was
attended by the Loan CHANCELLOR, the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON, Earls of Rossurx and ABERDEEN, Viscount
MELviLLE, Lord ELLENBOROUGH, Mr. Secretary PEEL,
Sir GEORGE MURRAY, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE-
QUER, Mr. HE 'tams, and Mr. VESEY FITZGERALD. The
Ministers remained in deliberation about three hours. Sir
GEORGE MURRAY came to town from Sunning•hill, to
attend the Council. Earl BATHURST was the only Mem-
ber of the Cabinet absent, his Lordship having left Drop-
more-lodge on Friday, for his seat at Cirencester. After
the breaking up of the Cabinet Council, the CHANCELT,OR
of the EXCHEQUER and family left town fur his seat in
Sussex. Mr. Secretary PEEL left town the same evening
on a visit to the Earl of Cassius, at his seat at Isleworth.

The French Ambassador and the Marquis de
BARBACENA transacted business on Saturday at the office
of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

A gentleman arrived at the Foreign Office m
Saturday with despatches from Lord STUART HE ROTIISAY
our Ambassador at Paris.

The LORD CHANCELLOR and the CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. visited the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON on Saturday.
The Duke of WELLINGTON left town yes-
terday morning for Walmer Castle, Kent.

The Marquis of DOURO left town yesterday
for the seat of his father 'at Strathlieldsaye, to join the
Duchess of WELLINGTON.

The Earl of ABERDEEN visited the Duke of
WELLINGTON on Saturday.

The Right Hon. CHARLES GRANT, M.P.,
and S. M. Plirturrs, Esq. Under Secretary of State, ar-
rived in this town yesterday from London.—lnverness
Courier of Wednesday.
Captain BASIL HALL'S Volume of Forty
Etchings, taken in NOILTIfAMERICA, was published this
day in Royal Quarto, by Sti4rxtri and MARSHALL, Sta-
tioner's Court.-13th July, 1829.
HAYMARKET THEATRE.—MISS MELTON
appeared for the first time here on Saturday night, as
Rosina in the Barber of Sevile. She sang with much
sweetness, and was most favourably received' by the
audience.