The Sun.
London, England, 1822-02-20 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE AII.RIVALS.

The Etal and Countess of Albemarle, at his r.,ordship':.
house ir. St. James's-square ; Lord and Lady Galloway, at
Kirkharn's • Hotel, Lower Brook-street, from Nottingham-
shire; Colonel Brownrigg, in Upper Brook-street; from Hert-
ford Bridge; Colonel end Lady Elie. Steele, in Upper Brook-
street, from the 'Duke of Manchester's seat, Huntingdonshire ;
Lady Jams, in South A.udley-street, froin Worting House,
Hants ; the Hon. Mr. Howard, at the Clarendon Hotel, from
Yorkshire ; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Jahn Neave, and theDowagcr
Lady Neave, in Albemarle-street, from Devonshire.
DE PARI ITRES.—Herlry Baring, Esq. M.P. for Paris ;
and Lady Eleanor Lowther, for Cottesrnere, Rutlandshire ;
Lord and Lady H. M.. Howard., from Coulson's Hotel, Lower
Brook-street, for Aidingbourne,' Sussex ; Lord Clifton, for
Cobham Hall, Kent.

THE KING.—On Saturday evening his MA:E3TY had a
vocal concert at his Palace at Brighton-. -Messrs. W. Knyvett,
Vaughan, Hawes, and J. B. Sale,'were the singers. • Thecont-
pan y present were not numerous'; among them were the Prince
'and Princess Esterhazy, Lord sit Lady Maryborough, &to.—
On Sunday morning the King attended,Divine Service at the
Chapel Royal, Brighton. His Majesty entered the Royal closet
exe.ctly at twelve o'clock. Dr.%Pearson read the prayers. The
Dean of Hereford, and the Rev. Mr. Holmes, the.Sub-Dean of
the Chapel Royal, officiated at the altar. The sermon was
preached by the Dean of Hereford. The service was Barrow's,
in F. ; the commandments by Mr. Sale, sen. The anthem was,
" God, our Hope and Strength," .by Dr. Green ; which was
admirably sung by Messrs. W. Knyvett, Vaughan, Hawes, Ind
J. B. Sale. Mr. Attwood presided at the organ.

MARCHIONESS 01' SALISHITRYS THIRD PARTY...--At
Salisbury House, on Monday 'evening, a Card Assembly was
held, which was attended by the following distinguished per-
SODag3 :—The Duke of Wellington, Duchess of Richmond
and the Ladies Lennox, Countess of Essex, Earl of Westmor-
land and Lady Georgiana Fans, Count and Countess Mun-
ster, Mr. and Mrs. -Arthur Stanhope, Colonel Fremantle,
Counts:l of Clare and Lady Fitzgibbon, Mr. Wynn
Beilasyse, Sir George Gunning, Bart. Mr. Fitzgibbon, the
Vice-Chancellor, Mr. Culling Smith, Mr. Giles, Countess of
Sefton and the Ladies Molyneux, -Mons. de Neomann, Mr.
Greenwood, Sir- Thomas and Lady Stepney, heron de Cato,
Countess Lieven, Countess of Harcourt, Lady Owydyr, Vis-
count and Viscountess Ceanbourn; Marchioness of Hertford,
Mr. and Mrs. Freemantle and Miss Harvey, Count Caramann,
Mr. Charles Arbuthnot, Viscountess Palk,.Baron and Baroness-
Werther, Countess of Glengalli and Lady; H. Butler, Sir
Henry and Lady Wellesley, Marchioness of Westmeath.
The Countess of Esiex had a select party yssterday, at her
house, in Hill-street, Berkeley-square.
J. Drummond, Esq, entertained a large party yesterday, at
his house in Grosvenor-place.
Lord Nlelbourn entertained a select party on Monday, at his
house, Whitehall.
A NEWLY DISCOVERED ENGLISH PEER.—The dignity of
Lord STAVE ortD, which was conferredupon Henry Stairord,
son of Edward Duke of Buckingham, by -Act of Parliament of
the Ist of Edward VI. now vests in Stafford Cooke, of Wolso-
ken, in the county of Norfolk, being the lineal heir of the body
of that Nobleman through his only daughter Lady Dorothy
Stafford, who left a son Williatn, by whom there was a second
William, father of John Stafford, Esq of Marlwood Park, in
the county of Gloucester, who was heir and cousin in the third
remove to Mary Stafford, whoyossessed the barony by descent,
and who departed this life in IoS3. This Mary Stafford's issue
being disinherited by law owing to the attainder of that
lady's husband, William Howard, the Viscount Stafford, be,
headed in 11100, and which John Stairord, the immediate •an-
cestor of Statibrd Cooke, died liO4. The respectable famine*
,of Tyndal and Ward are also descended from the Staffurd'a of
M arl wood, and of course have a collateral claim to this Barney.
--(morning Post.)

SALE of TWENTY-THREE of the KING'S HORSES,
at Messrs. TATTrrtsAtt's, cn Monday.
MARES.. _

A Sorcerer Mare, cut of a Precipitate mare, dam by Delpini.
grandam, Shovel's dam, &c., in foal to Wat4rloo, was sold
for 65 guineas.
Oliver,, by Sir Oliver, darn, Bellona, by Mercury, &c., in
foal to Soothsayer, for 73 guineas.
A Mare, by H aplazard, cut cf Bourbon's dam, covered by
Rainbow, for 40 guineas.
A Mare, by 'Wizard, out of Deborah, by Waxy, &c.. for 42
guineas.