The Sun.
London, England, 1822-02-12 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Tavistock, in Arlington-
street, front Bedfordshire ; the Earl and Countess of Lonsdale,
in Charles-street, Berkeley-square, from Rutlandshire ; Lord
Stanley, in Grosvenor-square, from the Oaks ; Viscount San-
don, at the Earl of Harrowby's, in Grosvenor-square; the
Marquis of Worcester, from a tour; Colonel Howard, M.P.
and family, in Grosvenor-square, from their seat in Stafford-
shire; Dowager Lady Abay, at her house in Saville-row,
from Wilts ; Lord Frederick Bentinck, at the Royal Hotel,
from a tour.

DEPARTURE s.—The Duke of Beaufort, for his seat, .Bad-
minton ; the Duke of Devorshire, for Chiswick ; the Duke of
Rutland, for Belvoir Castle; the Marquis of Salisbury, for
Hatfield, Herts ; the Hon. Richard Neville, M.P.
,for Audley
End, Essex ; Hon. George Agar Ellis, from Hanover-square,
to the Duke of Devonshire's, Chiswick.

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LlFE.—Yesterday evening, the Eari
of Albemarle received the hand of Miss Charlotte Hunloke,
daughter of the late Sir Henry Hunloke, Bart. of Winges-
worth, in the County of Derby. The *Bride was given away
by her uncle, Thomas William Coke, Esq. the Ladies Keppel
and Miss Sydney acting as bridemaids. The ceremony was
performed in the most private manner, by the Bishop of Nor-
wich, the nearest relations, &c. only being present.

• Mrs. FITZHERRERT'S PRIVATE THEATRICAL ENTER-
TAINMENT.—OR.Friday evening last were acted, "Who's
the Dupe," and the farce of " The Day after the Wedding."
The principal characters were sustained with extreme truth and
discrimination by Lord and Lady Normanby, Lord Arthur
Hill, Captain and Miss Seymour, Major Garwood, Mr. Locke,
and Mr. Paul.—The evening's amusement finished with per-
forming Charades, which are the usual evening's recreation at
the residence of this leader of the Ton at Brighton. The
company afterwards partook of the more substantial enjoyments
of an elegant supper; which was provided in the upper apart-
ments of the mansion.

Sir Godfrey Webster has let his mansion, Battle Abbey, to
Alexand.er, who has taken possession.
The Master of the Ceremonies' Ball took place, on Tues-
day, at Southampton, and was fashionably attended.
Cuthbert Ellison Esq. M.P. and 'family have arrived at
their House in Pall Mall, from Ilebburn Hall, Durham.
C. S. Lefevre, Esq. and family, have returned to their resi-
dence in Spring Gardens for the season.

BRIGHTON, FEB. 1 0.-11iS MAJESTY returned
to the Pavilion yesterday evening a few minutes
before half-past five o'clock, and it was with ful-
ness of extreme satisfaction, we observe, in the
best possible health and spirits. A merry peal
from the Church bells made known his MAJESTY'S
return to the town, and joyous greetings were
universal.

The KING has just purchased the whole of the
land formerly held on lease from WILLIAM SUL-.
WYN, Esq. (the eminent Barrister), comprising
the greater part of the Royal Gardens at Kew,
and including that on which the Pagoda stands.
His MAJESTY has also begun to enclose that part
of Kew Greek ceded to him by the inhabitants,
and contiguous to the Mansion he purchased of
Mr. HUNTER. This affords the prospect of
much pleasure to the whole neighbourhood, as
there is every reason to expect that the Gardens
of Richmond and Kew will be restored by our
gracious Monarch to their pristine state of beauty,
and accommodation to the Public."

Lord IfoLLAxn has entered his protest against
both the Bills respecting Ireland.
Mr. thcAnno, we are credibly informed, has
recently, through the medium of his steward,
advanced 100,000/. by way of loans on landed
security; and has an equal sum ready to invest
in like manner, it is presumed, to assist the agri-
culturist interest.—(Sussex Advertiser.)
A letter from his Excellency the Marquis of
Ihs-riNGs, dated Calcutta, Sept. 17, 1821, has
been received in town, in which the Noble Mar-
quis states himself and family to enjoy perfect
good health.

- The Loan Bisnop of DuallAm has transmitted
1001. to the Secretary of the Durham Society, to
be expended in prayer-books, for distribution,
and his Lordship has intimated his intention to
Subscribe a similar sum annually during his life,
for the same benevolent purpose.
On the Ist inst., being the audit Any of Sir 11.
FEATHERSTONEHA UGH, that liberal Baronet re-
duced his rents froth ten to twenty, ands iii some
instances, thirty per cent, upon the original
amounts.

Doctor Mitr.En, of Exeter, has been unani-
mously elected Physician to the Lunatic Asyluin
near that City, in the room of the late Dr
On Saturday the 9th inst. a .General,AsSembly
of the Royal Academy was belit(4t. their apart-
ments in Somerset House, 'wh4,9;M:r.,RicnAno
COOK and Mr. Wii6All DANIEL.were eleCfed
Academicians, in ttie—room of John YuM and
Richard Conway, Esiirs., deceased.
It is.bat but. to Sir GEORGE AftT to state,
that he .did not, 'as invidioaly insinuated, solicit
.the conduct of the City Concert,- 'at :which' the
late QUEEN attended. The Concert is triennial
and for a charitable purpose,-and thiss-respeCtable
musician had presided on the previous occasion.
Sir GEORGE, as far as we have always heard, has
devoted his chief attention, con amore, to his pro-
fession" and has never mingled in- politics.
Three journeymen cotton-spinners of Stock-
port were taken to Bow-street, on Saturday,
charged wit4_l attempting to emigrate to France,
and convey the, secrets of their trade thither,
which has already' been done by .others .to a
great extent. The prisoners , were sent back to
Stockport.

The original assessment on this City for the ge-
neral Bridewell was to have been nearly 10,0001.
and about a similar sum from the Lower Ward—
the proportions are now the same in both places, viz.
6,0001: and as the intended Assessment on the
City is to be collected in three years, the annual
amount will only 'be 10001. upon the whole City,
being little more than one-sixth part of the Police
Assessment.-(Glasgow Courier.)

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