The Sun.
London, England, 1822-07-13 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Lady Eliz. Baker, at Kirkham's Hotel, from Dorsetshire ;
Lord W. Montagu, from Jamaica; Lord and-Lady Vesie,
from their scat in Ireland, at the Clarendon Hotel.
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DI, Rana' unrs.—Count and Countess Balmain and suite,
from Haikes's Hotel, for the Isle of Wight ; Mrs. Hutton and
family, from ditto,- for her seat, Lincolnshire; lVilliani F.
Fullerton, Esq. and James Fullerton, Esq. from ditto, for
Leamington ; the Rev. H. Horne, from ditto ; J. Heartwell,
Esq. from ditto ; Sir Thomas and Lady Ackland, for their
seat, in Devonshire.

Lord and Lady Stewarf and suite leave town on Monday
,f next for Vienna'. , •
BATH ARRIVALS.—Baron de Quintella, Hon. Mr: Noel,
Sir H. Palliser, Col. and Mrs, Lewis,- Col. ooper, Lieut.-Col.
O'Hara; Majors Badcock and Kennedy; Captains, Edgell
(and family,) and Sealy; ReVerends, Mr. Kensey, Mr. Mid-
dleton, Mr. Man (and family), Mr. and Mrs. Wright.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
Lady Ravensworth gave a splendidball and supper on Thais-
flay evening at her house in Portland-place. The spacious suite
'of drawing-rooms were most brilliantly illuminated. Dancing
commenced about eleven o'clock. In the principal drawing.
room, which was elegantly fitted up, and was decorated with a
profusion of pots of the choicest-flowers, shrubs, &c. there were
present nearly 300 distinguished fashionables. The party did
not break up till past four yesterday morning.
The Earl of Darlington had, a distinguished party at dinner
yesterday at his house in St. James's-square.
Lord Hol:and entertained the Duke of Yolk, and a distin-
guished party yesterday at Holland House.
Earl Cowper entertained a large party at dinner yesterday
at Itio house in George-street, Hanover-square.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne entertained on
Thursday Prince Cimitelli and Cariati, Lord Porchester, Dow-
acrer Countess of Hchester, Baron De Cazes, Monsieur Frigell,
Mr. Hippisley,' Mr. Children, &c. at Lansdown House, Berke-
ley-square.

Rorm. Toun.—The Prince and Princess of Denmark, in
the tour they have been prosecuting, have inspected some of our
principal manufactories. On Tuesday_ last they left Birming-
ham, (where they were conducted through the various establish-
ments by Mr. Thomason, the French Consul). They arrived
the same afternoon in the City of Worcester, when the Prince
and Princess and suite visited the Royal porcelain works of
Messrs. Flight, Barr, and Barr, and expressed themselves in the
most flattering terms. The Royal strangers afterwards repaired
to' the cathedral. Their visit was quite unexpected by the Dean,
who was at Malvern. The Prince left a complimentary message
to the Sub-Dean (who had been sent for, but could not arrive
in time), expressive of the gratification hei had felt in viewing
this beautiful cathedral. The Royal party left the same even-
ing for Cheltenham.

THE DUKE OF BEDFORD.
BULLETIN—RECEIVED YESTERDAY.
" Etuleigh Cottage, July ll.—The Duke of BEDFORD is
slowly, but regularly, improving."
(Signed) " S. WOOLRIDGE."

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