The Sun.
London, England, 1831-11-03 00:00:00

DLPARTURI•:S.

Earl Burlingt,n, for his scat, LAimers, near Chesham, Bucks;
Lord Stowell, from Grafton-street, for Stowell-park, Gloucester-
shire; Gee. Byng, Esq. M P. and Mrs. Byng, from St. James's-
square, for their seat, Wrotham-park ; Mr. and Mrs. J. Calvert,
from Old Bond-street, for their seat, Albury Hall, Bishop's
Stortford, Herts ; T. Hill, Esq , from Batt's Hotel, Dover-street,
for Ireland ; J. Parry, Esq. from ditto ; Lady Ventry and Miss
Jones, from Ruggett's Hotel, Dover-street, for Dublin; Capt.
and Mrs. Mayne, from the .Roval Hotel, Jermyn-strect' for
Brighton ; WM. Litchtield, Esq., from ditto, for his seat in Nor-
folk ; Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, from the Pulteney Hotel, Albc.
marle-street, far their seat, in Berks ; Jas. Hawkins, Esq., from
ditto, for Bath ; the Earl and Countess of Harrington, from the
St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, for their seat, Elvaston, near
Derby.

SORTES HORATIAN2E.

LORD E**'.N.
" Pone me, pigris obi nulla campis
Arbor oestivii recreatur aura ;
Quod latus mundi nebulae, malusque
Jupiter urget
" Pone sub curru nimiam propinqui
Solis, in terra domibus negate,
Dulce ridentem Lalagen amabo
Dulce loquentem."
Boost 1, ODE 22.

You may bid me to fens, wastes, and deserts repair,
Where nothing is wanting but health and fresh air;
Where shrubs never blossom, where dews never fall,
But one spirit of barrenness reigns over all;
You may plant me 'neath tropical suns, like a post,
Where to move is to melt, and to stand is to roast;
Still, wherever I roam, with my latest endeavour,
I'll sing Church and State and corruption for ever.

SIR 11.4.41,T Pl'.L.
" Non sum quails eram."

Boox 4, ODE 1

I hold no snore the potent sway
Which once I held, for sec
My power is placed in schedule A,
My name in schedule B !

SIR C.,o**S

" Laudabunt alii claram Rhodon aut Mitylencu,
Aut Ephesum, bimarisve Corinthi
Mmna, vel Baccho Thebas, vel Apolline Delphos
Insignes, aut Thessala Tempe.—
Me nec tam patiens Laca,demon,
Nee tam Larissa percussit campus opinne,
Quam domus Albunew resonantis."

BOOK 1, ODE 7.
Some hymn the charms of Manchester,some Birmingham admire,
Some Nottingham, some Dorset, famed for many a booby Squire ;
The wealth of Leeds enraptures one, of Liverpool another,

While a third in praise of Sheffield makes a sad poetic pother;
But 1 can see no charm in Leeds, in Manchester no grace,
No worth in Bristol, Birmingham, or any other place,
Nor town, nor city, whether rear'd on valley, plain, or ridge,
Exalt my pride, or glad my heart, like spotless Boroughbridgc.

LORD 1,1:* ~',.****l-1.
" P.ueotUni iu crasso jurares acre natum."
BOOK °3, EP. 1
'With a head thick as mud, heart as black as a fog,
You would swear he was born in a Lincolnshire bog.

OLD 13**K*S.
" Lydia, die, per omnes
Te Deus oro, Sybarin cur properes amando
Perdere, cur apricurn
Oderit campum, patiens pulveris atque solis ?
Cur neque militaris
Inter cequales equitat ?" BOOK 1, ODE P.
Prythee, tell me, why thus wooing
Dorsetshire to her undoing ?
Why thus hatching plot and plan
(Oh, thou sly old gentleman!)
To corrupt the virgin's heart ?
She no longer plays her part
'Mid her liberal compeers,
But gives way to sullen fears;
Glows no more with patriot fire
Like her sister Cambridgeshire,
But accepts thy Judas kiss—
Tell me, old B* ***s, why is this?

MR. Co mit.
" Non si quid Pholoen satin,
Et te, Chlori, decet:"

BOOK 3, ODE 1.5.
Sir Charles may affect the jack-pudding and joker,
But you make a very dull wag, Mr. C., s wr.

11.1.••w*S OF Lo••#.D.44Y.
" (Equam memento rebus in arduis
Servarementem, non secus in bonis
Ab insolenti temperatam
Lcetitia, moriture Deli."

BOOK 2, One 3.

Be not unduly given to smiles or sighs
In seasons, whether adverse, sad, or merry,
But ever grave, discreet, and meekly wise,
Oh, great, but mortal, Lord of L 4 ••4 *d f*y