The Sun.
London, England, 1822-08-10 00:00:00

FASHONABLI AMtWALS.

Sir William and Lady A'Courcand (.`ipratin A'Court, at the
Pulteney Hotel, from Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. Herman anti Miss
Scott, at the Bath Hotel, from Brighton ; Mr. Ford, at ditto,
from Newport Pagnel ; Mr. and' Mrs. Thackeray, at ditto,
from Wales ; Josiah Smithson,Escl. Mrs. Smithson, and the

Misses Taylor? at Marshal Thonipson's Hotel, Cavendish-
square, from 1 orkshire ; J. Watson,,Esq. Mrs. Watson, and
Mrs. Hill, at ditto, from -Yorkshire; Wm. Cassamajor, Esq.'
at ditto ; John Marshall, Esq. Mrs. and. Miss Marshall, at ditto,
from Leeds, Yorkshire ; Moore Halsey, Esq. and Mrs. Halsey,
at ditto, from France; Miss Bayley, at ditto, from Litchfield;
Waiter St. John Mildmay, Esq. at ditto ; Sir Alexander and
Lady Bannerman, at Blake's Ilotelolermyn-street, from Scot-
land.

DEPARTURES.-Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and family, on a
tour ; Lieut.-Gen. Eden and Mr. Eden, for the Continent ; the
Earl and Countess of Charlemont and the Ladies Caulfield, from
the Pulteney Hotel, for their seat in Ireland; Ed. Gouldsmith,
Esq. from Highbuf7 Terrace to Paris; David Scott, Esq. from
Marshal Thompson's Hotel, for Montrose, N. 8.; Wm. Davy,
Esq. and Mrs. Davy, from ditto ; the Right Hon. C. Bathurst,
M.P. and family, for their seat, Lydney Park, Gloucestershire ;
George Byng, Esq. for Wrothani Park, near Barnet ; Sir Th.
and Lady Hammond, for their seat, Suffolk ; Lady Strachey,
for Tunbridge Wells; Sir George Robinson, Bart. for Lord
Spencer's seat in Sussex.
INATEI ARRIVALS.—Lord and Lady Crawley, Countess de
Canillac, Baron de Pret, Hon. Col. Stewart, Sir It. and Lady
Dundas,-Sir C. Bampfyde, Sir P. L. Phillips--Admiral Bal-
lard and family, Admiral Ekens, Col. and :Airs. Scale, Major
Gillespie, Major Sherwen, Capt. Ellis, Capt. Magenis Capt.
Maughan—Rev.•Mr: and Mrs. C. Bainylde, Rev. Mr. French,
Rev. Mr. Meech, Rev. Mr. Madan, Rev. C. Potter, Rev. Mr.
Wasey—Dr. and Mrs. Blackman.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
The Duke of Sussex ga'Ve a grand dinner, yesterday, at his
apartments in Kensington Palace.
The Countess Dowager of Clonmell entertained a small
party, on Thursday, at her house in Portman-square.
Mr. Charles. Mills had a dinner party, yesterday, at his house
in Henrietta-street, Cavendish-square.
The Right Hon. Geo. Canning gave a grand dinner, on
Thursday last, at Gloucester Lodge,.
The Earl of Westmorland gave a grand dinner, on Wednes-
day last, at his residence in Grosvenorzsquare.
The Vice-Chancellor gave a grand dinner, on Wednesday
last, at his residence in South-street, Park-lane.
Mrs. Campl:dl gave a ball, fast night, at her house in Baker-
street.

The Countess D'Amel'and gave another grand ball, last night,
at her house in .Montague-square.
• DEJEUIZE AT HIGII-HILL WOOD—On Friday last a
Dejeune a la Fourchette was given on, the marriage of Mr.
Mackenzie to Miss Maiy Andctson, of Russell-square. Covers
were laid in the saloon and in several superb marquees. About
forty persons sat down at three o'clock. After the festival the
newly married pair set off in a post-chariot and four for Scot-
land.

The Duke of Devonshire lan&d yesterday at Dover from
the Continent. His Grace was expected this day at Devonshire
House.

The rich heiress, Miss Patten Bold, is about to be led to the
Hymeneal altar by the Polish Prince Sapieha. The Lady's
fortune exceeds twaty thousand a year.
Baron Voght, of Flottbeck, near Altona, an individual
known in many parts of Europe for his philanthropy and be-
nevolence, was honoured by the Crown Prince of Sweden with
a visit, while his Royal Highness' was lately in Hamburgh.
The consequence of this has been the honour of Knighthood of
the Order of the North Star, conferred upon hini by his Ma-
jesty Charles John of Sireden.

BRIGHTON, AUGUST B.—The Duke of York is expected
to be here on Sunday next. His Royal Highness will oc-
cupy a house on the Palace grounds as last year, the one remain..
ing of the several fornArly called Marlborough-row, and which
is now preparing for his reception. Since the races our arrivals
have been rather limited—both as to number and rank; the
departures have had the advantage.
WORTIIXG AUG. B.—The rising of Parliament has al-
ready manifested its influence upon this place, by a new influx
of company. The SPEAKER is expected on Saturday, and
houses have been within the last few days engaged for some
distinguished individuals of both Houses of Parliament. Mr.
Daly (one of the Members for Ireland) and family,-Oecupy a
house on the Great Terrace.