The Sun.
London, England, 1822-07-24 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Sir William and Lady, and Lady Melby and family, at Ne-
rot's Hotel, Clifford-street ; Mr. and Master Ord, at ditto ; the
Right Hon. Lord and Lady Goit, at ditto ; Capt. Al'lntosh, at
ditto ; the Hon. Mrs. Vickers and family, at ditto; Richard
Levisay, Esq. at the Grosvenor • Hotel, Bond-street, from
Dublin ; General Chowne, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-
street, from Paris ; Lord Ranclitf, at ditto, from Paris ; Sir C.
and Lady Lockhart, at ditto, from Scotland ; J. Howard, Esq.
at Hodgson's Hotel, from Ireland.
DEPARTURES.—The Earl and Countess Morley, for their
seat, Devonshire; Earl Verulam, for his seat, Herts; Marquis
and Marchioness Cornwallis, for Culford, Bury St. Edmonds ;
Sir George and Lady Berkeley, for their seat in Bucks ; the
Duke and Duchess of Richmond, for Goodwood, Sussex ;
Owen Williams, Esq. M.P. for Craigydon, ing-lesea ; Coun-
tess de Grey,, for her seat, Bedfordshire ; Lord Rivers, for his
seat in Hants ; Mrs. Powell, and Mr. and Airs. Weyland
Powell, from Weymouth-Street, for Wadley House, Farring-
don, Berks.

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FASHIONABLE PARTIES•

Countess Grey entertained a large party offashionables an
Monday evening at her house in Hanover-square.
The Earl and Countess of Mansfield gave a sumptuous en.
tertainment yesterday to the Princess Augusta, the Duchess of
Kent, the Duchess of Gloucester, and a large party of distin-
guished personages at Caen Wood, Hampstead.
Lord Holland entertained a select party at dinner yesterday
at Holland House.

Mr. Petre gave a ball and supper, on. Monday evening, at
his mother's (Lady Julia Petre) house, in Grosvenor-square.—
The three drawing-rooms were most superbly illuminated ; the
principal and the adjoining one were fitted up with great ele-
gance for dancing, which commenced about 11 o'clock. The
supper was prepared in the grand dining.parlour, which consist-
ed of every delicacy of the season, with fruits and-wines of the
most choice description. Dancing continued till nearly six yes-
terday morning. There were present upwards of 100 distin-
guished fashionables.

MARRIAGE IN HIGII LtrE.—The account of the Marriage
between Lady JANE LENNOX and LAWRENCE PEEL, Esq.,
which we took from the Court Circular yesterday, was not, we
understand, correct. The ceremony was not performed, ,as
stated, at the Dowager Duchess of Richmond's, Waterloo-
placa, but at St. James's Church, Piccadilly.
The following article appears in a Morning Paper relating to
a Marriage which took place on Saturday last at Knaresbo-
rough. We omit the names of the parties for obvious reasons :
—" Soon after the ceremony, the harmony of the wedding-day
was considerably interrupted by the appearance of Gentle-
man, who stated that the bridegroom had another wife, who
was living in Dublin, uncertain of the residence of her husband.
The solicitations of the Lady's friends, however, proved un.
availing to separate her from her husband, and they imme.
diately set oft' together in a chaise for York. A very handsome
dinner, which had been provided at the Crown Inn, was left
untasted, the whole of the wedding party having separated at
this unexpected denouement."

11—Rn OWGATE.-This delightful watering place
appears to have taken a laudable and active interest towards the
distressed Irish. The sum of 401. was recently collected at
our Church. There has also been an Amateur Concert for
their benefit ; the leading Patrons were—the Honourable Wm.
HEItBERT, Sir WILLIAM and Lady INGLEBY, Sir THOMAS
SLINGSBY, &c. &c., and 500 persons were present. Upon
this philanthropic occasion Mr. TIIACKERY, the spirited Pro-
prietor of the Crown Inn, brought forward in a superior style
of elegance a Ball and Concert, which were very numerously
attended, on the 11th inst. ; and at the same place a sumptuous
dinner was also served up to 150 visitors. We hope that other
provincial towns will be induced to follow so meritorious an
example.

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