The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-20 00:00:00

FASIIIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Marquis of Camden, in Arlington-street ; P. D. Cooke,
Esq. at Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from the Continent ;
James Wm. Stuart, Esq. at ditto, from Hastings, Sussex ; Mr.
and Mrs. Shaw, at the Bath Hotel, from Devonshire ; Mrs.
Brisco and family, at ditto, from Brighton ; Mr. Forbes, at
ditto, from Paris.

DEPART URE S.— Lord Clifton, for Cobham Hall, Kent;
Sir G. B. Brograve, Bart. from the Claremont Hotel, Bond-
street, for Norfolk; Sir Henry and Lady Georgina Wellesley,
for Hatfield ; Capt. Hartopp, from Warren's Hotel, Regent-
street, for Ireland ; James Fysor., Esq. from the Pulteney
Hotel, Piccadilly, for Brighton ; Sir Arthur Jones, Bart.,
from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, for Herefordshire ;
Col. and Mrs. Daniels, from ditto, on a tour; Mr. Stephens,
from the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street, for Essex; Col. and
Mrs. Hay, and Mr. and Mrs. Hay, from ditto, for Bath.

The Duke of Northumberland is entertaining a party of dis-
tinguished visitors, at his seat, Alnwick Castle, Northumberland.
Lord Holland entertained the Marquis of Lansdowne and a
select party at dinner yesterday, at Holland House.
Lord Combermere arrived at Howth on Thursday, where he
slept, and assumed the command of the army in Ireland on
Friday.
The Duke and Duchess of Argyle have left Inverary Castle,
and are now at their seat, Roseneath Castle, in Dumbartonshire.

P 0 E'l' It Y.

IMPROMPTU
ON THE PETERSFIELD LETTERS.

" It does so happen, that there is no Trustee of this valuable
Institution,* the income of which is £6OO a-year, who has not
two Ls and two Fs, compounded into the name of JOL-
LIFFE."—(Mr. WETHERELL.)

The Fs and the Ls
Have wonderful spells,
And overcome all other letters ;
The rest may all rue,
For, with e'en W,
The former prevail as their betters.

Hence the ALPHABET, 10
Now utters an 0—

But up starts the shrewd little
Asks the Fs and the Ls
How they thus became Swrlis,
And says, " I their titles deny."

Then know, Fs and Ls,
That common sense tells,
You must not ambitiously burn ;
Let all letters take course,
And forward don't force,
But legally wait for your turn.
A. B. C.
* C uR C ERt S College, Petersfield.

COURT OF CHANCERY—(Tns DAY.)

EL E.EILY V. D RI ARTY.

An Injunction was this morning moved for by
Mr. llAwr, to restrain the defendant from re-
moving from its present place of exhibition a
certain animal called a Mermaid, or a specimen
of a dried marine animal representing a mermaid.
—lt appeared upon the affidavits that the de-
fendant had been commander of a ship in which
he was interested jointly with the plaintiff. He
had sold this vessel at South America, and after-
wards, with 1,2001., part of the money, had pur.
chased the mermaid. Ile was making great
profit by exhibiting' it, but refused to let the
plaintiff participate in them.—The CHANCELLOR
granted the Injunction.

Official accounts have been received by way
of St. Thomas's, of the taking of Maracaybe by
General MORALES, which occurred on the 6th
of September, the day originally mentioned.—
On his landing at Puerto de Zoleta, the Spanish
General was encountered by a detachment of the
Colombian troops under the command of Carlos
Castelli, and an action took place, in which the
latter were defeated, with the loss of about 30
men in killed and wounded, and were compelled
retreat before the superior force of the enemy.
Lino Clemente, the Governor of Maracaybo,
had embarked on board vessels on the lake,
together with the principal inhabitant and
their valuables. Naval and military aid
was preparing in all directions for the relief of
Maracaybo, and it was supposed, therefore, that
Morales could not maintain his position. Some
accounts state, that he had no intention of oc-
cupying it, and that the plan of the Royalists
was to keep a light flying squadron at sea, with a
force on board, sufficient for the capture of such
places on the coast as would be found worth
plundering, keeping Puerto Cavello to leeward,
as a place of retreat.

Mr. DUNN, the Irish barrister, was met by a
friend near Dublin, who asked him where he
was going ? Why, said he, that fellow LEARY
owes me 301., and I am going to try to make
him pay me. Oh! replied his friend, then you
are going to Dun-Leary!
A country gentleman (Mr. ROD, of Hunts.)
had two sons—one fond of hunting, the other of
shooting—he was wont to call them Nimrod and
Ramrod.

A citizen, who had a like number of male issue
—the eldest of whom was a fine gentleman, but
the other always attentive to business in his
father's banking concern—gave to 'his sons the
appellations of Count and Discount.
The Paris Academy of Sciences, at its meeting i
on Monday week, nominated M. BERZELI us an honorary
member of the Academy, in the place of the celebrated Dr.
Herschel. M. Berzelius, Secretary to the Academy of
Sciences at Stockholm, is the author of a great number of works
on chymistry, and several discoveries in that science.
SUICIDE.—Mr. D— who had for many years
held a lucrative situation in the Custom-house, died yester-
day morning, at his residence, in Portland-row, Kent-road, of
a mortal wound inflicted on himself, by cutting off his lower
extremities, a few days ago, with a razor. He has been in
a low desponding state for some time back, and has left a
wife and large family to lament his death. His age was 53. j

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