The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-12 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Earl of Gower, in Stanhope-street, ; Sir John
Swinburne, Bart. in Grosvenor-place ; Mr. and Mrs. Elphin-
stone, in Baker-street; Mr. Sargent, in Montague-square;
Colonel Bell, in Duke-street, St. James's; Mr. Pepys, in
Lower Berkeley-street ; Colonel and Mrs. Cameron, in Lower
Brook-street ; Major Sneyd, in Upper Brook-street ; Sir Wm.
Jolliffe, Bart. in Bond-street; Rev. Mr. Jolliffe, in Clifford-
street ; Major and Mrs. Howard, in Wimpole-street ; Sir John
and Lady Smith, in Baker-street; Lord Kensington, at Fen-
ton's Hotel, from Paris ; Lady and the Misses Lovett, at the
St. James's Hotel, from Hants ; Sir Edward and Lady Berry,
at Jordan's Hotel, from the Continent ; Lord Dormer, at
Kirkham's Hotel; C. C. Western, Esq. M.P. at the Bruns-
wick House Hotel.

BATH Annlvar.s.—Earl and Countess of Northesk, Lord
Blaney, Countess Chapelles, Lady E. Carnegie, Sir I'. and
Lady Crawley, Sir J. C. and Lady Hippesley, Sir T. and Lady
Shelley, Sir J. Gifford, Sir 11. Strachey, Hon. and Rev. E.
Taylor, Hon. and Rev. Mr. Wyndham,—Rear-Ad. Cochet,
Gen. Fraser, Col. Palmer, M.P., Col. Willing, Col. Parry,
Capt. Baker, Capt. Burdett, Capt. Cumberland, Capt. Ellis,
Capt. Houlton, Capt. Haynes, Capt. James, Capt. Lear, Capt.
Tyler, Capt. Stevenson,—Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Wickham, Rev.
Mr. Barton, Rev. Mr. Bold, Rev. Mr. Elsdale, Rev. Mr.
Howard, Rev. Mr. Hu:nby, Rev. Mr. Mackie, Rev. Mr.
Trenow.

The Duke and Duchess of RUTLAND, we understand, are
going to publish their Tour through Belgium, the joint literary
production of this Noble Pair. The Prints, however, are to
be copies of Drawings by her Grace.—lt must be highly grati-
fying to find persons of their elevated situation thus adorning
their rank by literary taste and talents, in this age of levity and
dissipation ; and the pleasure must be still heightened by such a
distinguished example of conjugal harmony.
The Epiphany Dinner, given by the Sheriff of Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, (Alfred Hall, Esq.) to the Corporate Body, at
Dodsworth's, the Queen's Head, on the 6th inst., was deservedly
the theme of general praise by a numerous party who partook
of it. It is within the mark to observe, that the most exquisite
viands and highly flavoured wines, " taste after taste, upheld
with kindliest change."
The Assembly at Leicester, on 'Wednesday evening, was
fashionably and numerously attended ; amongst the company
present were—Mr. and Mrs. Legh Keck, Mr. and Mrs. Mundy,
Mr. Winstanley, Lady Elizabeth Norman, MrS. Finch Simp-
son, Colonel, Mrs. and Miss Burnaby, Mr. Mrs. and Misses
Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Pochin, Mr. and Mrs. R. Norman,
Mr. and Miss Ord, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Cheslyn, Miss Her-
ricks, Mrs. and Miss Langdon, Miss Fosbroeke, Mr. and Miss
Walker, Mr. R. Cheslyn, Captain N. Story, Mr. Charlton,
Mr. 11. M. Phillips, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Lechmere, Mr. and
Mrs. Evans Hartopp, Mr. E. A. and Miss Burnaby, Mr. and
Mrs. Heygate, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Clarke, Miss Osborne, Mr.
and Mrs..l. King and Miss Avlin, Colonel and Mrs. Hulse,
Sir Bellingham and Lady Graliam, Mr. and Mrs. Calvert, Mr.
Roger Manners, Mr. Knapp, Colonel Cheselden, Captain
Windram,

The Bail at Loughborough on Friday evening w•as attended
by most of the principal families in the county.

POETR

LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP.
Though Earth were a Paradise bower'd with roses,
Where 'Winter's rude blast never wither'd their bloom ;
Though Spring gave each flower, that its chaplet composes,
And gifted tie wreath with her sweetest perfume :
Yet Eden itself must a wilderness prove,
If bereft of the blessings pf Friendship and Love !
Though Youth's every feature with beauty is beaming,
And Fortune's gay smile gilds the morning of life ;
Though the banners of Fame o'er its lineage are streaming,
With laurels empurpled in Victory's strife :
Yet the heart must a desolate wilderness prove,
If uncheer'd by the blessings of Friendship and Love !
Let Heroes seek fame where the battle storm rages,
And Glory's bright beams all their radiance impart ;
An ardour more pure my ambition engages,
A passion more tender is fix'd on my heart;—
All its dearest of wishes and hopes only rove,
To the home that's made happy by Friendship and Love !
Like the Spring's fickle breeze, tho' this heart has been changing,
Wealth, Beauty, and Fame in their turns to pursue ;
Now wearied, it sighs for repose from its ranging,
It seeks an asylum, dear Rosa, with you !
And flies pn the wings of afl'ection to prove,
That the ark of its rest is the bosom of love !

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