The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-29 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, from Norwich
tlie Marquis and Marchioness of Hertford, in Manchester,
square, from Sudburne Hall,‘Suffolk ; Marquis of Titelifield,
from a tour; Lord Viscount Bury, M.P. from Norwich ; Lord
R.. Manners, M.P. from Leicestershire ; Viscount Lake, from
Brighton ; C. C. Westenra, M.P. from Essex ; J. Bright, Esq.
M. P. from Bilitol ; J. Powell, Esq. M.P. frOm Cardigan ;
Lady W. Wynne, and Miss Wynne, in Upper Brook-street,
from Hastings, in SUsseX ; Lord Pollington, in Piccadilly ;
General Corner, in Lower Berkeley-street ; Major and Mrs.
Mortimer,-in Bryan Stone-street ;- Countess Bentinck, in Wel-
beck-street ; Colonel and Mrs. Cunningham, in Baker-street ;
General Bourne, in ditto ; Marquis of Exeter, at Thomas's
Hotel, from Burleigh Houte, near Stamford ; the Hon. E.
Bouverie, in Edward-street, from a tour ; the Earl of Essex,
from his seat, Cashiobury Park ; the Right Hon. Charles Ba-
thurst, M.P. in Hertford-street.

DE Pan Tl;ft E s.—The Duke of York, for Brighton; Earl
Rivers, for Hair Park, Newmarket; Sir Richard and Lady
Carr Glynn, on a tour in Kent ; the Sardinian Ambassador and
his Bride, for Twickenham ; H. Ball Hughes, Esq. for Melt=
Mowbray. •
CH ANGES.—The Marquis of Camden, from the Earl of
'Ashburnbam's seat in Sussex, for Bayham Abbey ,• Earl Spen-
cer, at Woburn Abbey, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of
Bedford, from his seat, Aithorpe, Northamptonshire; Sir Wm.
Twyslen, at Richmond, from his scat in Kent.

The Duke of Argyle entertained a large party yesterday to
dinner, in Upper Brook-street.
The Earl of Liverpool gave a sumptuous dinner yesterday,
at Fife liaise, Whitehall.

The. Earl of Yarmouth entertained a splendid circle yesterday,
in Seymour-place. -
Lady Mallet had a select party yesterday, in Baker-street.
The Marquis of Londonderry has issued cards for his first
Cabinet Dinner on Monday next ; covers are ordered for forty
personages of the first distinction.
On Friday last Sir Charles Stewart, the British Ambassador
at Paris, and his Lady, enlivened the.fashionable circle of that
city with a magnificent ball and supper. The Countess of
„Jersey, the Marchioness of Downshire, the Ladies Hill, and
all the distinguished English families resident in Paris, were
present. . _ .

A grand Fete was given Idst night at Walthamstow, at the
Villa of Mr. Kendall,- which was fitted up for the occasion in a
style of singular splendour. The lawn, pleasure-grounds, as
well as the house, were illuminated. The suite of apartments
on the ground floor were lighted up'in uniqUe. The tables for
the supper were decorated with the richest frame-work.
Yesterday the Anniversary Festival, in honour of the Birth-
day of the Most Worshipful Grand Master, his Royal Highness
the Duke of Suse,Ex, was celebrated at Freemason& Hall.
The assemblage of the fraternity was numerous and highly
respectable, doing equal honour to their ancient order, and to
their Illustrious and Most Worshipful Grand Master. His
Royal Highness,• who looked remarkably well, entered the
Hall a little after six o'clock, in Grand Masonic procession, and
was received with the enthusiastic plaudits of the assembled
Brethren. His Royal Highness took his place on the right
of the Chair Man, the Hon. GREY' BENNETT, P.G.M. for
Shropshire. The dinner and wines were excellent, and the
evening was distinguished by that convivial harmony, and by
the manifestations of those feelings of reciprocal esteem, so
characteristic of the meetings of Freemasons.—We reserve a
more particular account of the proceedings, for insertion
amongst our usual Masonic notices, next Thursday. •
According to the recent patent, granting the Dukedom of
Buckingham, the title descends, in case of failure of heirs male.
to the Duke's grand-daughter, Lady Ann Eliza Grenville, and
her heirs itiale, of the 'Earldom of Temple.

Ennuluncn, JAN. 26.—Arrived at the Waterloo Hotel
(Oman's) —The Right Honourable Lady Saltoun ; Si: Ronald
C. Fergusson, M.P. ; henry _Monteith, Esq. M.P. ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Riddle.

Set off from the same place--The Right • Hon. t►he Earl of
Rosslyn the Right Hon. Lord Loughborough ; Sir David
oncreiffs: ; Sir James Wright; the Hon. Wm. Made, M.P. ;
the Hon. Wm. Horne ;* Robert Ferguson, Esq. of Raith ; Mrs.
Ferguson; and Miss Cleland; Capt. Dowbiggin.