The Sun.
London, England, 1822-04-10 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARMVALS.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne, from the Earl
of Essex's seat, Cashiobury Park, Herts ; the Earl of Bridge-
water, from his seat, Ashridge, Herts ; the Earl of Dartmouth,
at his house in Berkeley-square, from his seat, Sandwell Hall,
Staffordshire ; the Earl and Countess of Plymouth, at their house
in Grosvenor-square, from a tour ; the Earl and Countess Clan-
carty and Suite, at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, from
Holland; Sir Wm. Keppell, Bart, from Brighton ; William
Dawson, Esq. and family, at their house in Manchester-square,
from their seat, St. Leonard's Hill, near Windsor ; General
Harley, at the London Hotel, from Germany.
DEPARTURES.—The Duke of Portland, for Newmarket ;
Earl and Countess Spencer, Lord Althorpe, and family, from
Wimbledon, for the Isle of Wight; U. Beckford, Esq. fi-Jrn
Grosvenor-street, forhis seat Misley Hall, Essex ; Mr. and Mrs.
George Lane Fox, from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, for
Newmarket.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
On Saturday evening his Majesty had a vocal music party in
the great room of the Palace, at Brighton. Messrs. Nl'. Kny-
vett, Vaughan, Hawes, Master Gear, and Mr. J. B. Sale, sung
some charming glees.
Monday the Princess Augusta dined with the Duke and
Duchess of Clarence at Bushey Park, on her way from Frog-
more to London. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Glou-
cester visited the Princess, who rode out with the Duchess of
Gloucester.

Lord Belgrave entertained another distinguished party at
dinner yesterday, at his house, Grosvenor-square.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury are entertaining,
during the holidays, at Hatfield-house, a large Party.

BRIGHTON, APRIL 8.
The weather to-day has been favourable for the season, but
cool, at intervals windy, and with flying showers. The KING has
confined his exercise to walks on the Palace Lawn, but the Royal
suite have enjoyed sociabilities in public. Nobility, as eques-
trians, were spore numerous on the rides from two to four
o'clock, than we had beheld them for many weeks previously ;
in one distinguished group, their horses at nearly full speed,
on the Level, we beheld

The Ladle's Paget, the Countess Cowper, and other elegant
females, attended by the Dukes of 'Wellington and Dorset ;
Lords F. Gower, and Cowper, &c. in number more than ex-
ceeding twenty, and with that cheerfulness of manner which
good health and agreeable association only ran bestow.
The Duke of Wellington has inspected the 10th Royal Hus-
sars to-day.
The Earl and Countess Bathurst and Sir William Curtis
had the honour of dining with the King and suite to-day. The
Royal party has since been increased by—
Lord and Lndy Cowper, the Ladies Bathurst, Lady G. Len-
nox, Lady Euston, Lord and t ady Grantham, Lord Sandon,
Mr. Lady C. and Miss Grevelle, and Mr. Lamb. The grand
suite of apartments are all brilliantly illuminated. Music con-
stitutes the leading feature of the entertainment.
The King will leave us for Carlton Palace on the 17th or 18th.
Lord Selsea, from Wisdean House, left his name at the Pa.
lace this morning ; his Lordship alighted at the York Hotel,
but his stay is expected to be short.
There have been neither Pavi.-tsm arrivals nor departures
since our last report.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Bute are returned to this
place.

Prince Lobkowitz, the Earl of Buckinghamshire, the Earl
of Glengall, and Lady H. Butler, are continuing their sojourn
at the Royal York Hotel.

Sunday, being Easter Sunday, the Service was augmented
by
.the assistance of his Majesty's band, the same as on the oc-
casion of the consecration of the Chapel. Mr. J. B. Sale sung
" The trumpet shall sound," accompanied on the trumpet by
Mr. Schmidt ; Mr. Vaughan and Mr. Knyvett sung the duet,
"0 ! Death where is thy sting ?" Master Gear sung, " But
_thou didst not leave his soul in hell :" the conclusion was the
" Hallelujah Chorus." The prayers were read by the Dean of
Hereford; the sermon by Dr. Pearson.
There is no truth in the report of the Duke of Dons Er's
being about to enter into the holy state of matrimony.
EASTER TUESDAY.—MANSION-1101;SE. The Christ's
Hospital and Bridewell Boys, between six and seven hundred
in number, were admitted yesterday to the Mansion-House,
according to annual custom, to see the Egyptian Hall, the
Ball-room, and other State Apartments, with the ornaments
and decorations as fitted up for the Grand Fete given on the
preceding day. They walked with their Masters, Beadles,
and Nurses through all the apartments, with which they were
highly gratified ; after which they passed through the Grand
Saloon, where the Lord Mayor, several Aldermen, the Sheriffs. •
Chamberlain, and the Lady Mayoress, and many other Ladies,
were sitting. On passing in rotation each boy, according to
ancient custom, received from the hands of the Lord Nlayor a'
shilling or sixpence, according to their respective merits, with
a bun and a glass of wine to drink his Lordship's health.—
After this ceremony was over, his Lordship, the Aldermen,
Sheriffs, &c. retired to the Venetian parlour, where they par-
took of an elegant cold collation, and afterwards proceeded in
State to Christ Church, Newgaie-street, to hear the Spital
Sermon, which was preached by the Very Reverend Dean
Goddard.

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