The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-26 00:00:00

• -'• • -FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. ;
The Marquis of Londonderry, from his seat, North Cray,
Robert SMith, Esq. M.P. at,Lord Carrington's, White-
hall: the Earl 'of Jersey, in Berkeley-square,. from Paris ;
Wynn, Esq. in St. James's-square ; th 2. Marquis of
et-ert at Thomas's Hotel, from Burleigh, Lincolnshire ;
ICapait n Bastard, M.P. at ditto, from Devonshire ; Mr. and
irti.
HA, at ditto; the Earl of Harrowby, in Grosvenor-square,
fer, Sandon Hall, Staffordshire ; Viscount and Viscountess
lilkeley, in Stanhope-street, from Englefield Green, Bcrks;
the Earl of Westmorland, in Grosvenor-square, from Ap-
,,,!.lorpe Viscount Northland, in Grosvenor-street, from
1511,elton.
and. Countess of Coventry, from Pic-
rtiu,3',- for Streatham ; Lord Lynedoch, for Cosgrove Priory,
e,Ka; the Right Honourable John Trevor, Mrs. Trevor, and
4111ily, for Brighton; Sir Thomas Gray, from Hatchett's
°tet,:for Ramsgate; Colonel Wilkie, from ditto, for Sussex;
No •
ne Seton, from ditto, for Hampshire ; Colonel Tilson,
ditto, for Watlington Park, Oxfordshire ; Capt. Stevens,
.I',ora ditto, for Bagshot ; Colonel and Mrs. Austin, and Lady
„,''atnalby, from Jordan's Hotel, for Kent; the Earl of Shan-
. i;;n, from. the London Hotel, for Brandon, Suffolk ; J. Wilt_
Esq. from ditto, for his scat near Bath.
TH ARRIVALS.—Duke of Somerset, Earl and Countess
of Cork, Bishop of Gloucester, Lord Dungarvon, Sir E. Har-
ZlTl„i't H. Martyn, Sir P. Baghott, Sir -H. Wely, Hon,. B.
nlrs Coehrane, Commissioner, and Mrs. Boyle—Dr. ir-
14e, Dr., Lowe—General Stovin , Colonel Pepper, Lieut.-Colonel
et°l, Major and Mrs. Kcrstinan, Major Campbell, Major
em",wan, Captain and Mrs. Cochrane, Captain Brigstock, Capt.
c;,."°`Litlg;_. Captain fluntly, Captain Lockart, Captain Pellew,
i',,-Pitaio.Tudor, Captain White, Lieutenant Boyle---Rev. Dr.
ea' Iltrio;rtille,v. Mr. and Mrs. Backer, Rev. Mr. Bell, Rev. Mr.
Rev. Mr. Colston, Rev. Mr. Mathias.

His Royal Highness the Duke of York has left the Earl of
tidgewater's to join a shooting party at the Earl of Verulaaa's,
,
Gorhamhury. HiS Royal Highness is now at Woburn Ab-
bey on a visit to the Duke of Bedford'; he is expected to return
t 0 town immediately.
•Wrlrroion, JAN. 24.—Monday, her Royal Highness the
rikncess Augusta, attended by a Lady in Waiting, took an airing
4'
•"fir carriage and four, and paid a morning visit to the Du- I
ess of Gloucester at liagshot Park. • Her Royal Highness re-
•-•.1 to Frogmore in the evening.
The Dowager Marchioness of Donegal had a select party
Yftterday, at her house in Davies-street.
The Earl of Liverpool gave an elegant dinner yesterday at
l''-le Rouse, to a select party.
The Marquess of Cholmondeley had a select party yesterday,to dinner, in Piccadilly.
MiTe are happy to hear that Lady Foley improves in health.
Tke Countess of Warwick's indisposition arose entirely from
old she caught, in consequence of attending the Countess of
'lexhorough's funeral, immediately subsequent to her ac-
"lchement.
The Duke of Devonshire still continues his improVements at
The 'Duchess of Roxburgh, whose lands are let at seven
On
an acre,-h as received the whole of her rents to Christmas.
Thursday his Highness Prince Esterhazy gave a sump-
!lieu& dinner, at Chandos House, to Sir Henry Halford, Baron
r Cazes, M. Auguste de Cazes, M. de Souza, Dr. Bertin, and
• ,i„-:6,,e1e0t ary.. 'The rench giant was introduced by Dr. Benin,
Passed the evening with the company.

IlltansoPittcAL 14ccruncs.—A. Course of Lec-
tures on Philosophy, intended to shew the pre-
sent state of the abstract sciences, has been a.m.
111enCed at the Russell Institution, by-Mr. RENNTE.
LI lie introductory Lecture was delivered last night
"1 a very crowded audience, when Mr. R.-gave
proof of his qualificationsfor tie task he has nuclei.-
taken, and was frequently warmly applauded.
The time allotted for the delivery being no more
tb
an an hour, it was of course not possible to do'
mare than take a glance of the different interest-
%l topics which are intended to be the subjects
'4 the future Lectures; but as Mr. RENNIE pos-
stases the power of compressing much matter, into
few words, he was enabled to present a very
Instructive and comprehensive outline of the ge-
neral state of science.

HENRY WormE, Esq. arrived on Thursday a
Is brother's (Sir W. W. WYNNE, Bart.) house
tri St. James's-square, from Shropshire. Prepa-
rations are making for his departure on his Ern-
"iVsy to Switzerland, which is expected to take
Pace in about ten days.
The ancient title of Lord Birmingham and
l'iardington, in Warwickshire, which has long
i'etnained dormant, and was thought to be extinct,
is about to be claimed by a Gentleman of that
county.
Letters from Ramie state„that the Pope was so
Oaugero'uSly ill, that his death was expected
every moment. The Archduke RonoLeit of
Austria, who was wade a Cardinal two years ago,
IS certain to succeed to the Chair.
To-morrow being the first Sunday in Hilary
Term
the Loam MAYOIt, A ldermen, the Sheriffs,
lte'corder, Chamberlain, and other City Officers,
go in State to St. Paul's Cathedral, where
they will be met 'by the Judges, Serjeants, &c.
he Porter of Cleveland House has copied the
';'!'lebrated water-colour drawing, the Breakfast
t'orlobtr, by Wiwi:, with such surprising accu-
racy and beauty, as to surprise not only. the
•‘.413b1e Marquess, but the Artist himself.
STEA TANG DEAD.BODIES.—.-A. letter from Wind-
lays—" We were in a great bustle on Monday and Tues-
aY, owing to the following circumstances :—Two very susPici-
'as characters had been observed about here, having brought a
l
°llac and cart with them, together with a box, sacks, and
Pampers ; they put up at the star and Garter, in Peascod-
!treet. On Saturday evening it was discovered that. they
Intended to rob Clewer church-yard of the body of. Jelin-
a black man, who bad_ been buried a week ago. infor-
'"ation was given to the clerk of the parish, and constables,
to attend the church-yard, when, about one o'clock on Mon-
'ay morning, those two men had got the body of Johnson. into
lack, put in double, being a very tall man; they were covet'.
heard at the time by the constables, when they left the'sack
Under a tree in the church-yard and ran off. They left on the
flack where the body was one of their great coats and a new
shovel. They were soon taken and put in prison. The next
morning (Monday) they were taken to the Earl of Harcourt's,
at St. Leonard's Hill, when his Lordship committed them to
taking was k
4i'eading gaol to take their trial. The black man they were
pears
-drummer in the Royal Horse Guards many
scars—he was a remarkably fine man. A few days before
that they took up a young man of the Life Guards that had
een buried at Clewer. These two men are supposed to have
had
at all the church-yards in the neighbouring country. They
;lad a box that they used to lock the bodies up in, and send them
by the coaches to London."
DEATH FItOM STARVATION.—Yesterday morn-
ing a poor woman of the name of Reeves, well
known in the neighbourhood of Clerkenwell,
hump-backed and deformed, was found lying
dead on a wad of straw, in a wretched hovel; at
the back of the Northumberland Arms, at Battle
Bridge, with her child nearly famished with cold
and hunger lying by her side. For some time
she had a small pension, allowed her, which hay-
lng been stopped, and having no means of exist-
ence, it is currently reported sire died from abso-
lute want.

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