The Sun.
London, England, 1822-02-13 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Lord 43lin FitzrOy, in Chapel-street, Park-lane ; Viscount
and Viscountess Bulkeley, in Stanhope-street, May-fair ; Col.
and Mrs. Johnstone, in Green-street, Park-lane; Sir Thothas
and Lady Constable and Misses Constable,in•Lower Seymour-
street,: Portman-square; Colonel and Mrs. Stewart, in Albe-
marle-street ;. Major and Mrs. Nlunio, in Clarges-street, Picca-
dilly ; Lord *Arundel, at Reddish's Hotel, Jermyn-street ; the
Earl of Ashburnham, at his house in Dover-street ; the Hon.
W. P. Powlett, M.P. in 'Cur2on-street ; 1..a0 Caroline Stan-
hope, at the Earl of Haningym's, in the Stable-yard, St. 1
James's ; Baron de Maltzahn, in Mansfield-street ; Viscoun-
tess Perth, in Park-street, Park-lane;. Colonel and 'Mrs. Ju-
Han, in Lower. Brook-street ; Baron and Baroness Werther,
in Mansfield-street ; Captain . Amher,t, of the Grenadier
Guards, in Piccadilly ; Captain Walrond, of the Life Guards,
in Piccadilly'; Major anil Mrs. Crawford, in George-street,
Hanover-square ; Col. Royston, at Kirkitarn'a Hotel, Lower
Brook-street, from his seat, Penworth HAI, Lancashire ; Sir
John and Lady Shelley, from their seat, Alayersfirld-park,
Sussex.

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DEPART URES.—Lord Boyne, froin Fenton's Hotel, Saint
James's-street, for his seat, in ShropShire; Rowland Unwin,
Esq: And Miss Unwin, from. Marshal Thompson's Hotel Ca-
vendish-square; Sir Robert Barlow, Barouet,-K.C.B. and the.
Misses Barlow, from ditto. to Chatham ; Right lion. Sir Evan
Nepean, Bart. from ditto; to Lode* Bridport; Dorset : Mr.
and Mrs. Best and family, from the Hyde 'Park Hotel,*-41:
ford-street; for Barham. Lodge • Colonel Norman Macleod, Ist
Foot, ..from ditto, for. Cheltenham ; Captain Philips, 2d Life
Guards, from ditto, fur Windsor ; Captains Christopher and
Henry Laroche, R.N. from ditto, for Hertfordshire. '

THE RECENT FETF. AT PETWORTH HOUSE, SUSSEX.--'
'The splendid Ball given by the .Earl of Egremont very far
eclipsed any thing ever 'seen in this - neighbourhood ; nearly
1,000 cards were issued-500 pj-:rsons were present; the invita-
tions were general.to the western part of the county.—The prin-
cipal fascinating scene of .the graceful dancers was in the grand
dining.qoom, which unites with the hall, billiarthroom, veSti..-
bule, and library, the whole of which were lighted with brilliant
l'ustres, which shed a radiance of delight and joy on every one,
from the reception, nrbanity,•andpoliteneks of:the Noble Peer.
The conservatory was also 'beautifully illuminated, and nom
scattered with her -lovely hand some of her choicest-chaplets
and boquets, in decoration. .The coup I)7(i.u. of these snag-
'nilicent apartments cannot be adequately desdibed—the exqui-
site carvings in the ball-rooth,- by Gibbons, were the first speci-
mens in the kingdom-of that distinguished attist, and the works
ofart which adorn these rooms, both in statuary and paintings,.
are a feast to the lovers of virtu.—The tennis court was' most-
tastefully fitted up for the supper room, in which three sump-'
moils tables were laid, whieh• admitted 300 persons, supplied
with every luxury that could be * produced, -or that could be
aidettby the powers of the *culinary art; the confectionary could
not have been surpaased in Italy ; the wines were triostrare,
and poured out with a liberal hand—it was like an Anacreontic
banquet prepared' for the Gods !,-When the Noble host's
health was proposed, Lord Egrernont arose,- and requested the
:King's health might precede iris, which was drank
.with great
-enthuSiasm, and the music, formed from two bands, struck up
the beautiful National Air. or " rod 'save the King," which
will ever harmonise the heart of every loyal subject. Then fol-
lowed the health of Lord Egrernont, in „three times three, the.
sounds of which reverberated through the mansion, and testi-
fied the zeal and ardour with which it was given and felt.-At
the upper end of the room •was an elevated pyramidical side
board, enriched With massive gold. and -silver plate, among
which were.many goblets, premiums obtained by his Lordship
from the-Agricultural Society. The company retired from a
delicious repast to join in the quadrilles and waltzes, which con-•
tinued until the Sun began to beam and •showed the morning to
be near.—.Tlie brilliantatar of the room was the amiable Duchess
of Richmond,' whose elegance of person, dress, and splendid
jewels, were universally admired; Lady Winterton, Lady de la
Zotich, Lady Burrell, Mrs. Fitzelarenee, Mrs. and Miss Wynd-
ham, and Mrs. Hoskisson, were among the pre-eminent
of the ball.—Nothing could exceed the 'order -and - regula-
rity of this fete in every department.:—After the company re-
tired from the upper roam, the gentlemen's servants partook
of the remaining viands ; more -
.thatr two hundred post-
boys were admitted to the servants hospitable hall, and • there •
regaled in the old Baronial. style : these Knights of the GILT
SPUR had the whip-hand of their Alaster S—they gave three
bumpers to their generous donors, and cracked their thongs,
united with.huzzas, in nine times nine.-7-• The;;Fete was given •
a Jubilee on the' oevasionof the Noble Bost- having been 50
years a Peer.

The Marchioness of Salisbury had her first card party for the
smson on Monday evening, at her house in Arlington street.
The whole suit of apartnients on the gronnd, bur were most
brilliantly illuminated. 'There were a number of distinguished
persons present.-
Lord Holland entertained', a select party to dinner on Sup-
-I.day, At his house in Old I.;"urlington-street.
The Countess of Harrington had a se/ht and fashionable
party on Sunday evening, at her house in Stable-yard, Si.'
James's.
Lord Melbourne entertained 'a distinguished party tit-dinner
on 31-onday, atbii- house, Whitehall. •
. Con/C.--A Grand Ball is to be given at the Assembly Roorni
in George-street, on Monday the 18th instant, for the relief of
the distressed Fishermen of 13LAciinocx; It is to be given
under the immediate patronage of the following' distinguised I
and benevolent Ladies

The. Right Hon. Lady Audley, The-Hon. Mrs. Beamish,
The Hon. MTS. Grecne, -Lady Chatterton,
Lady Lambert, Mrs. Col. Baker.;
Mrs. Beamish, Mrs. Crawford,
Mrs. Ware, . Alrs. Wood, • •
Mrs. PennefatheT, Mrs. Travers. •
The STEWARDS are—Sir Wm. Chatterton, Mr. Aldridge
Busby, Mr. W. Beamish, Mr. Newenham, Mr. Travers, Mr.
Tuthill, Mr. R. Beamish, Mr. G. Crawford. • -
The CORK HARMONIC SOCIETY held their foUrth dinnei
for the season on the 7th,- at Joyce's Commercial. ..- The
dinner was, as usual, well served, and the evening passed off
with' the utmost conviviality. Among the toasts, -wits " The
Lord Lieutenanpand Peace, Happiness, and. Prosperity to,lre,
land ;" after which, Lord. Mornington's Glee, of " Here in
cool Grot and mossy Cell," was given in gene
Hodder's health was drank as a Resident Pcoprietor and Coun.
try Gentleman, and received with much applause : after which
the gallant Colonel (who was Vice President), returned thanks.

• ' THE THEATRE.—The nevi Melofdratrie, en-
titled Adeline, which made so fayOurable
pression on the audience on Saturday, was re-
peated last night, at Drury-lane...tbeatre with
unabated.' interest. Miss. COPELAN. displays a
Pathos. in her acting in the heroine, Whirh excites
.strong sympathy. COOPER, ,
and indeed all the performers, are.provided with
characters adapted to their reSpective talents, and,
QD" the whole, make a strong inipiesSion on the
feelings of the audience.
MADAME CATAI..A.IO.--"We are authorised .to
state,- that the various 'reports of this celebrated
Singer- having made any engagementi at a fixed,
price are
.without foUndation. She has either.
had Concerts on her own account, or has taken a
share'.With Others in the receipts. It,.~is not the
intention of-Madame CAtALANi to siiig at any
public theatre; but -before her departure from
this country,.. and 'her retirement from the pro-
fession, she will pay her last tribute of gratitude
tu the liberal supporters of her talent, and will
take her farewell at some few Concerts during
'the next month.

MATTIIEWS is the attraction of all Edinburgh;
he-haS been Paying a visit to his Scottish friends
with his Balloon and Polly Packet, preparatory
to his re-opening in London, at the English
Opera House, 'where, we- understand, he will
shortly start with a new Entertainment, Songs,
&c. Report speaks highly of its ' whim and in-
genuity.